Define Mission Command (MC) in your own words and explain, through the principles of MC and the Leadership Requirements Model, how to prevent becoming a single point of failure.

The purpose of this assignment is to demonstrate an understanding of
Mission Command.
Background
Information
The following observation resulted from war fighting exercises conducted by the Mission Command Training Program: Non commissioned officers do not have a clear description of their roles and responsibilities.
Often, NCOs are empowered with the appropriate authority, but they do not
have a clear role besides what they are working on at that time. For
example, when Battle NCOs have a clear job, they become a single point of
failure, as the unit does not have a replacement for those NCOs.
Discussion
Question
Define Mission Command (MC) in your own words and explain, through the principles of MC and the Leadership Requirements Model, how to prevent becoming a single point of failure.

Elaborate by identifying the single most important principle for the success of MC. Provide an example of how you have employed the principle you selected

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