博客來This paper addresses the following questions: First, can substantive standards be created for Theater Airlift Liaison Officers (TALO)? Second, can the command and control (C2) structure be improved so that TALO can better support Army units? These questions are explored through a review of classical organizational theory and Air Force organizational doctrine. This review highlights the importance of unity of command, technical efficiency, and span of control (including difference of function, time, and space) as critical factors in organizational development.
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