Administrative Chain of Command

Definition

An organizational structure that consists of force elements, positions, and persons for peacetime.

Use

Use this object to map all the force elements, positions, and persons for a peacetime situation, as well as their hierarchical relationships.

Structure

The following relationships are available in the standard system:

Administrative Chain of Command Relationships

Relationship	Object Types	Meaning
A/B 803 Reports to (administrative chain of command)/Is line manager of (administrative chain of command)	O – O	Assigns force elements in the administrative chain of command
A/B 828 Belongs to (administrative chain of command)/Includes (administrative chain of command)	O – S	Assigns a position to a force element in the administrative chain of command
A/B 008 Holder/Holder	S – P	Assigns a person to a position in the organizational structure (transferred from the organizational structure)

Relationship

Object Types

Meaning

A/B 803

Reports to (administrative chain of command)/Is line manager of (administrative chain of command)

O – O

Assigns force elements in the administrative chain of command

A/B 828

Belongs to (administrative chain of command)/Includes (administrative chain of command)

O – S

Assigns a position to a force element in the administrative chain of command

A/B 008

Holder/Holder

S – P

Assigns a person to a position in the organizational structure (transferred from the organizational structure)

O = force element, S = position, P = person

This graphic is explained in the accompanying text.

Administrative Chain of Command Relationships (Graphical Representation)

All administrative chain of command objects are also part of the organizational structure , but not all organizational structure objects have to be part of the administrative chain of command, nor do they have to be included at the same point.