Army University Press - Art of War Papers 2024

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Title: Mission Command: in Ancient Rome, 218 BC–AD 100
Author: Michael J. Rasak, Major, US Army
Publisher: Army University Press, US Army Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
Series: Art of War Papers
Year / Edition: February 2024
Print page count: 119 pages
ISBN-13: 978-1-737204-61-9
Book type / category: Professional military education paper / military history and doctrine study
Target audience: Military officers, professional military education readers, doctrine writers, military historians, Roman military history scholars, command-and-control researchers, and readers interested in mission command
This Art of War Paper examines whether the Roman armies from 218 BC to AD 100 practiced concepts resembling modern mission command. The author argues that Rome’s offensive, initiative-oriented way of war encouraged battlefield dispersion, subordinate autonomy, information sharing, flexible mission orders, decentralized operations, and institutional trust mechanisms. The paper challenges the idea that mission command began only with nineteenth-century Prussia and presents Rome as an earlier example of decentralized, purpose-oriented command.

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