Mutual trust is shared confidence among commanders, subordinates, and partners. Commanders earn trust by upholding the Army valu
es and exercising leadership, consistent with the Army’s leadership principles. Trust is gained or lost through everyday actions more than grand or occasional gestures. It comes from successful shared experiences and training, usually gained incidental to operations but also deliberately developed by the commander.' This is a one of the six Principles of Mission Command, known as ____________.
Mission command is aimed at communicating a missions purpose and desired end result of a mission. there are six principles of mission command which are outlined below;
1. Create Shared Understanding
2. Build Cohesive teams through mutual trust
3. Exercise disciplined initiative
4. Use mission orders
5. Provide a clear commander's indent
6. Accept prudent risk
the principle employed by the Commander is building of cohesive teams through mutual trust.
