Mission Commander : Swedish Experiences of Command in the Expeditionary Era
Mission Commander : Swedish Experiences of Command in the Expeditionary Era
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任务指挥官：远征时代瑞典的指挥经验
DOI：
10.1007/978-3-7091-3099-5_37
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发表时间：
2013
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Peter Tillberg
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作者：
Lotta Victor Tillberg;Peter Tillberg
在海外服役的军事指挥官必须做好准备，对他们不能完全控制或影响的事件采取行动并承担责任。同一个指挥官需要随时准备处理无法估量的局势，并在相互矛盾的情况下开展行动，往往是在没有预先确定的解决办法的情况下。在《使命指挥官》一书中，七名瑞典军官描述了他们在压力和道德挑战情况下的经历。受访者担任的职务从营长到部队指挥官不等。使命指挥官的目的是激发对军事专业精神的讨论和思考。这本书还描述了一种通过使用结构化反思、对话和写作来发展军事技能的方法。洛塔维克托蒂尔伯格采访了汉斯·伊利斯-阿尔姆、安德斯·布兰斯特罗姆、奥洛夫·格拉南德、乌尔夫·亨利克森、汉斯·哈坎松、扬-贡纳·伊斯伯格和马茨·斯特罗姆。Peter Tillberg是“武力的使用和现代军事主义”的项目负责人，采访是其中的一部分。他也是使命指挥官的图片编辑。这本书是一个正在进行的现代军事职业研究项目的一部分，受瑞典武装部队的委托。瑞典武装部队和社会研究中心是一个促进和交流军事组织和军民关系研究的论坛，该中心开展了这项工作。
A military commander serving overseas must be prepared to act and take responsibility for events that they are not fully in control of or can influence. The same commander needs to be ready to deal with imponderable situations and operate in contradictory contexts, often in situations where there are no predetermined solutions. In Mission Commander, seven Swedish military officers describe their experiences of stressful and morally challenging situations. The interviewees have held posts ranging from battalion commander to force commander. The purpose of Mission Commander is to stimulate discussion and reflection on military professionalism. This book also describes a method of developing military skills by using structured reflection, dialogue and writing. Lotta Victor Tillberg has interviewed Hans Ilis-Alm, Anders Brannstrom, Olof Granander, Ulf Henricsson, Hans Hakansson, Jan-Gunnar Isberg and Mats Strom. Peter Tillberg is the project leader of ‘The Use of Force and Modern Military Professionalism’, of which the interviews are a part. He is also the picture editor of Mission Commander. The book is part of an ongoing research project on the modern military profession and was commissioned by the Swedish Armed Forces. The Swedish Centre for Studies of Armed Forces and Society (CSMS), a forum for promoting and exchanging research on military organizations and civil–military relations, has carried out this work.