AUSA Winter Symposium: Which Of The Six PPBE Principles
MAJ Renata W. Hannah
Lesson F103: Gen. Odierno
AUSA Winter Symposium
15 December 2014
Question 2: Explain which of the six PPBE principles appear not to be followed in the reading F103RB, “General Odierno, AUSA Winter Symposium.” After reading General Raymond Odierno speech at the AUSA Winter Symposium, I believe there were two Army Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) principles appear not to be followed. I chose PPBE principle number one and number five, respectively. The PPBE principle number one states: “To provide essential focus on departmental policy and priorities for Army functional activities during all phases of PPBE.” In General Odierno speech at the AUSA Winter Symposium, his focus was on the entire Army,
Lesson F103: Gen. Odierno
AUSA Winter Symposium
15 December 2014
Question 2: Explain which of the six PPBE principles appear not to be followed in the reading F103RB, “General Odierno, AUSA Winter Symposium.” After reading General Raymond Odierno speech at the AUSA Winter Symposium, I believe there were two Army Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Execution (PPBE) principles appear not to be followed. I chose PPBE principle number one and number five, respectively. The PPBE principle number one states: “To provide essential focus on departmental policy and priorities for Army functional activities during all phases of PPBE.” In General Odierno speech at the AUSA Winter Symposium, his focus was on the entire Army,