Which ADP covers Army leadership doctrine?

Which ADP covers Army leadership doctrine?

• A. ADP 6-0
• B. ADP 6-22
• C. ADP 5-0
• D. ADP 2-0

Answer: (B)

Army leadership doctrine is captured in Army Doctrine Publication 6-22, Army Leadership. It defines leadership as influencing people to achieve the mission and develop the force by providing purpose, direction, and motivation. The publication introduces the Army Leadership Requirements Model, with three attributes—character, presence, intellect—and three competencies—leads others, extends influence beyond the chain of command, builds trust—laying out what leaders must be and do at all levels. It emphasizes leadership at direct, organizational, and strategic levels and ties ethics, values, and trust to effective leadership. Other ADPs address different areas: for example, one covers how command and control are exercised, another outlines the operations process, and another focuses on intelligence. Because it directly codifies how leaders influence people and sustain the organization, the best choice is ADP 6-22.

Army leadership doctrine is captured in Army Doctrine Publication 6-22, Army Leadership. It defines leadership as influencing people to achieve the mission and develop the force by providing purpose, direction, and motivation. The publication introduces the Army Leadership Requirements Model, with three attributes—character, presence, intellect—and three competencies—leads others, extends influence beyond the chain of command, builds trust—laying out what leaders must be and do at all levels. It emphasizes leadership at direct, organizational, and strategic levels and ties ethics, values, and trust to effective leadership. Other ADPs address different areas: for example, one covers how command and control are exercised, another outlines the operations process, and another focuses on intelligence. Because it directly codifies how leaders influence people and sustain the organization, the best choice is ADP 6-22.