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Intermediate Command and Staff Course (Maritime)--a guide to preparation.

S Butterworth, K Rawlinson

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|April 22, 2015

Summary

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This guide prepares Royal Navy Medical Services officers for the Intermediate Command and Staff Course (Maritime). It covers essential aspects of this eight-week residential program at the Joint Services Command and Staff College.

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Area of Science:

Maritime studies
Military leadership
Naval command training

Background:

The Intermediate Command and Staff Course (Maritime) is an eight-week residential program.
It is held at the Joint Services Command and Staff College, Shrivenham.
The course prepares officers for command and staff roles.

Purpose of the Study:

To assist Royal Navy Medical Services officers in preparing for the course.
To familiarize them with the course content and structure.
To enhance their readiness for maritime command and staff appointments.

Main Methods:

This paper provides guidance and familiarization.
It outlines key aspects of the Intermediate Command and Staff Course (Maritime).
Focuses on preparation for mid-late seniority Lieutenants and Lieutenant Commanders.

Main Results:

Officers will be better prepared for the course.
Familiarity with course expectations will be increased.
Suitability for further staff training will be assessed.

Conclusions:

Effective preparation is crucial for success in the Intermediate Command and Staff Course (Maritime).
This guidance supports Royal Navy Medical Services officers in their professional development.
The course is vital for advancing in naval command and staff positions.