Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff duties?
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That person is in charge of advising the president of military matters that need to be addressed in both peacetime and war time.\n\nDuring the Bush 1 administration Colin Powell was Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.  He played a critical role during the first gulf war.   Both Mr.  Powell and General Norman Schwartzkoff worked closely together as military strategists to win that war.   Unfortunately, President Bush Sr was a total schmuck and ended it before the job was complete.
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The Vice President has official duties, and he has unofficial duties. The official duties are spelled out in the Constitution.\n\nThe Vice President is the presiding officer of the Senate, though he may designate this duty to the President Pro Temp (ie-the senior Senator of the majority party), where he may cast a vote only if the tally is tied; he also is the replacement for the President if there is death or incapacitation.\n\nSince the 1970's, for various reasons, the Vice President has taken on a number of unofficial duties at the discretion of the President as a sort of utility Cabinet Member without portfolio. For instance, VP Mondale was used very often to maintain liaison with our Euopean allies, VP Bush spent a lot of time negotiating for the President in Central and South America, VP Quayle was head of the Council on Competitiveness which tried to discover means for American companies to improve profitability within the framework of government regulation, VP Gore was in charge of Reinventing Government, and VP Cheney led an Energy Task Force.\n\nIn addition to these, there are also a large number of other, semi-official tasks that the Vice President always seems to get saddled with, such as attending the funerals of heads of state that we didn't really like, throwing out the first pitch for baseball teams that no one cares if they win, and judging pie eating contests for flavors that only our grandmothers still like. (the last part was a joke so please don't take this as an attack on Vice President Cheney).
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I would say, wake up, eat, then have some kind of briefing with their company officer about the tasks for that day, guess it would depend on where you were as to what is next. I'm sure it would be different if they were assigned in the motor pool ( say a mechanic ) vs. Someone in a combat unit.\n\nMaybe someone that has been in the military can comment here for you.
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Person responsible for the implimentation and delegation of decisions made by the board of directors and/or General Manager.
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His promotion to Major General was likely a war-time promotion, which by definition reverts to the lower level once his position in charge of the division was eliminated. He would have to be a general of some sort to be able to give orders to every member of the division. He was ostensibly removed because of his age, but I'm sure the fact that the division failed its readiness test didn't help anything.
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Anyone appointed to office and approved by the Senate stays.\n\nBolton was not approved by the Senate. He serves as a recess appointment.
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first the vice president, then..   speaker of the house, president pro temp of the senate, secretary of state...   hmm  dont know the rest  =/   hope that helps  ^^
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There are civilian leaders first (Secy of the Navy, Army, Air Force, etc.) then there are the military leaders ; Joint Chiefs, who are the senior military members of each service.
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Normally the most senior colonel, but most likely an air force colonel will be in charge of air force personnel and army will be in charge of army personnel. But in Baghdad the different services cooperate, I was a civilian but got to meet many generals even Sanchez, and generals from other countries. For many officers it was a humbling experience as the place was filled with high ranking officers, a Lt. Col was like average so he would help steal copy paper with me from the Iraqis (whereas in the US he would be top dog)
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Ask your superior officer.
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The short answer (for simple military action) is: nothing. The President is the commander in chief of the army. They can't unilaterally declare war (for that they need to convince Congress), but they can move the troops into smaller conflicts purely on their own information.\n\nThe longer answer is: it's complicated. Our political system is a mind-boggling mixture of lies, truth, spin, and lobbying. What information the President needs to give out to avoid losing popularity, to keep the population behind his efforts, and to keep recruiting for the armed services at an acceptable level is a really, really tough question, and varies from conflict to conflict.
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Do you mean the order of sucession to the presidency?  #1 Vice President - Richard Cheney.  #2 Speaker of the House - John Dennis Hastert.  #3 President pro tempore of the Senate - Ted Stevens.  #4 Secretary of State - Condoleezza Rice.  #5 Secretary of the Treasury - John Snow.  #6 Secretary of Defense - Donald H. Rumsfeld.  #7 Attorney General - Alberto Gonzales.  #8 Secretary of Homeland Security - Michael Chertoff.  #9 Secretary of the Interior - Gale A. Norton.  #10 Secretary of Agriculture - Mike Johanns.  #11 Secretary of Commerce - Carlos Gutierrez (Not Eligible for Presidency).  #12 Secretary of Labor - Elaine Chao (Not Eligible for Presidency).  #13 Secretary of Health and Human Services - Mike Leavitt.  #14 Secretary of Housing - Alphonso Jackson.  #15 Secretary of Transportation - Norman Yoshio Mineta.  #16 Secretary of Energy - Samuel Bodman.  #17 Secretary of Education - Margaret Spellings.  #18 Secretary of Veterans - Jim Nicholson. \nThe reason two of these people currently in the line of sucession are not eligible to be president, because, they are not natural born U.S. citizens.  I assume another reason a person could potientially be deemed ineligible would be if that person had not yet attained 35 years of age.\nWheather this newest line of sucession has passed the house and been signed into law is unclear to me at this time.  As near as I can tell, the principal revision is in moving the Secretary of Homeland Security from eighteenth in line to eighth in line.
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It goes:\n1. Speaker of the House\n2. President Pro Tempore\n3. Secretary  of State\n4. Secretary  of Treasury\n5. Secretary  of Defense\n6. Attorney General\n\nThat's all I remember
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Delegation, Leadership, and Break-downs.\n\nDelegation - Work often does not go to all team members.  Some members may be underutilized.  Some work may go to the wrong members.  Sometimes one member may take on a project solo or with a smaller sub-team when more hands are needed.  \n\nLeadership - Classic problem is "too many chiefs, not enough Indians."  A leader needs to be picked.  Those designated as "team members" should not undermine the leader by trying to lead or disobeying orders. One leader should run the team.  If the team is large, then sub-leaders may be chosen.\n\nBreak-down - Someone didn't do their job.  Someone didn't show up.  Someone isn't communicating.  Lack of following through should be dealt with as soon as possible.  Remove team members that distract and detract from the job.  Make sure that substitutes are assigned if someone is ill or unreliable.
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chief of state: President Nicholas J. O. LIVERPOOL (since October 2003) \nhead of government: Prime Minister Roosevelt SKERRIT (since 8 January 2004); note - assumed post after death of Prime Minister Pierre CHARLES
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The presidents job is basically like the CEO of a company. He has finaly say in everything that comes across his desk but little input into the basic day-to-day operations. Most of that is handled by the board (House and Senate). Most CEO's tend to make decisions based on what is best for the company via a yes or no vote at board meetings. Bush has yet to say no (veto) to anything the board has asked him for. Kings and Queens used to wield a lot more power than they do today. If you look at the Queen of England, she is basically a figurehead, the House of Commons and Prime Minister make the decisions and do the work.
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Sitting pres\n\nGW Bush, the moron, idiot, killer and liar.