The skill, ability and leadership to train soldiers for combat and lead them in combat. A. A leader. A. Command is the authority that a person in the military service lawfully exercises over subordinates by virtue of rank, assignment, or position. It provides the legal basis for exercise of the board activities for leadership and management and is derived from the position to which one is assigned. Command is based primarily on authority delegated through the chain of command.
Responsibility is an internal part of the leader's authority.
All army men and women are morally and legally accountable for their actions. Additionally, leaders are responsible for exercising their authority in order to accomplish the mission. Print out the following Will vary from unit to unit.