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FM 11-23<br />
assistant secretary to the general staff, the ser-<br />
geant major, and administrative and clerical en-<br />
listed assistants.<br />
systems control division may be considered as<br />
special staff sections operating under the ACofS<br />
communications-electronics.<br />
d. The coordinating staff sections operate under a. The chief of staff, assisted by his deputy, dithe<br />
staff supervision of their respective assistant rects, supervises, and integrates the work of the<br />
chiefs of staff as shown in figure 9-1. The assist- other staff sections. He formulates and coordiant<br />
chiefs of staff in turn are responsible to the nates policies for operations of the various staff<br />
chief of staff. The headquarters company corn- elements to insure that orders and instructions<br />
mander also operates under the direct control of are executed in accordance with the desires of<br />
the chief of staff. The chief of staff, however, the commander. He is the principal assistant<br />
may place the headquarters company under the of, and advisor to, the commander on all staff<br />
staff supervision of the headquarters commandant matters. He may be delegated authority that<br />
for ease of operations. The duties of the coordi- amounts to command of the staff.<br />
nating general staff officers are stated in detail<br />
b. The secretary to the general staff provides<br />
in FM 101-5. The coordinating staff sections<br />
in FM 1015. executive The coordinating staff assistance sections to the chief of staff and as<br />
include officers who perform the duties of special such is neither a coordinating, special, or perstaff<br />
officers and operate under the control of sonal staff officer. He operates as the office mansonal<br />
staff officer. He operates as the office manthe<br />
assistant chief of staff for their section.<br />
ager for the offices of the commander, deputy<br />
commander, chief of staff, and deputy chief of<br />
staff. He maintains temporary records, receives<br />
The command section includes the commander, visiting officials, and performs such other duties<br />
deputy commander, their aides, and clerk stenog- assigned him by the chief of staff. The assistant<br />
raphers. Both the commander and the deputy secretary of the general staff aids him in these<br />
commander are general officers.<br />
functions.<br />
a. The <strong>US</strong>ASTRATCOM (theater) commander<br />
is also the deputy chief of staff for communicac.<br />
The liaison officers maintain technical liai-<br />
son, assure continuity in the exchange of infortions-electronics<br />
on the theater army com- mation, and promote cooperation with signal elemander's<br />
staff. He has staff responsibility for all ments of other U.S. armed forces components, altheater<br />
army communications-electronics functions<br />
and activities. As commander of the <strong>US</strong>ASlied<br />
forces, and civilian communications agencies<br />
in the theater at <strong>US</strong>ASTRATCOM (theater)<br />
TRATCOM (theater), he exercises command and level. They also coordinate and maintain liaison<br />
control and discharges his responsibilities through with the transportation and quartermaster elehis<br />
deputy commander by issuing orders to the ments in the command's area of responsibility for<br />
various staff officers in the command headquarters the purpose of coordinating requirements involvand<br />
to the commander of signal groups and sep- ing signal planning and engineering support for<br />
arate companies and battalions comprising the special type transportation and POL communicacommand.<br />
tions systems, for example: highway transportab.<br />
The deputy commander assists the corn- tion, railway, inland waterways, and pipeline<br />
mander by directing operations during the com- communications systems.<br />
mander's absence. He serves as the point of con- d<br />
d.<br />
The<br />
The<br />
command's<br />
command's<br />
sergeant<br />
sergeant<br />
major<br />
major<br />
operates<br />
operates<br />
tact with commanders of equal level headquarters under staff supervision of the chief of staff. He<br />
of commands on signal communications and other performs all duties prescribed for this position<br />
operational matters of mutual interest.<br />
under the provisions of AR 611-201. He also suc.<br />
The remaining personnel assigned to the pervises the work of other enlisted personnel ascommand<br />
section of the headquarters include signed to the section.<br />
commissioned aides and enlisted clerical assistant<br />
who perform duties prescribed for their grade 9-12. The Inspector General Section<br />
and MOS.<br />
The inspector general is a member of the commander's<br />
9-1 1. Chief of Staff Section personal staff. His section includes com-<br />
missioned and enlisted specialists who assist him<br />
The chief of staff section includes the chief of in performing his duties. He is responsible for<br />
staff, his deputy, liaison officers, the secretary and making necessary inquiries and reporting to the<br />
9-5