Rules of Dispute Resolution

Definition

Formal procedures for resolving disagreements between military commanders during operations. Like HR for generals, but with nukes.

Example Usage

When the Army and Navy disagreed on strategy, they escalated through Rules of Dispute Resolution.

Origin

Formalized military protocol, modern joint operations era

Source: Joint Military Command Structure doctrine

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