issue of the organizational equipment, (2) prepare a letter for the one-
time issue of forms and publications and forward it to the depot
responsible for issuing the publications to the unit, and (3) prepare and
forward the unit authorization list to the post commander who in turn
forwards the authorization list to the unit.
If you designed and prepared your flow chart well, you can follow it as
easily as the flow chart in figure 1-35.
e. Organizational Charts.
Every organization needs a means for
showing lines of authority and communications, duties, relationships, and
responsibilities.
This portion of the lesson discusses how an
organizational chart does just that.
(1) Types of organizational charts.
There are three basic types
of organizational charts:
(a) Structural (figure 1-37). As its name implies, this type
of organizational chart presents organizational planning by showing
control relationships and reporting responsibilities. This type of chart
uses the minimal amount of written information. You can use this type of
organizational chart to depict any size unit.
Figure 1-37.
Structured organizational chart
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