Transcript 0:00 Welcome to HQ. You command at the widest altitude below State, so this portal works differently for you than it does for a commandant. Your dashboard opens on the levels you belong to, and your division tile is the front door to everything you own. 0:17 Click your division tile and its tools unfold right on the page, grouped by staff shop. The tools here are mostly reading tools, and that is the point. The strength rollup, the manning table, personnel actions, the calendar. Each one opens scoped to your whole division. 0:37 Your view runs the full depth of the division. Every brigade, every regiment where one exists, every battalion at the bottom. Your brigades cannot see each other. You see them all side by side, and that comparison is a view only you have. 0:55 The report nests by echelon. Your division at the top, each brigade beneath it, battalions at the leaves. Every figure at every level is a sum of what battalions recorded. Nothing here was typed by a headquarters, and nothing here can be. 1:13 Here is the weekly habit worth keeping. Scan total strength for drift, then compare activity across your brigades. A brigade whose event count goes quiet for a month is telling you something. The numbers will not fix themselves, but they will point you at the right phone call. 1:32 When you know the story behind a number, put it on the record. Annotations travel with the report and spare State the guesswork. You write context. You never rewrite figures. 1:46 The TDA covers every unit in your division, and you can man any billet below you. Your hands-on job is the brigade advisor billet in each brigade. Click the holder's name, or the word vacant, and type to pick the adult. The assignment alone grants their authority over that brigade. Below that level, let your advisors man their own chains. 2:10 Your own seat follows the same rule as everyone else's. Look at the division commander billet. It carries a lock, because you cannot man your own seat. Only Corps can fill it. Command billets are always filled from one echelon above, all the way up, so authority is always granted, never taken. 2:33 Personnel actions route to the echelon whose authority they need, so most complete at battalion or brigade long before they reach you. What lands in this queue genuinely needs a division decision. Check the Pending tab on the same weekly pass as your rollup. 2:50 Last rule, and it matters most at your altitude. When a battalion number looks wrong, no one at division can edit it, including you. Every rollup on your dashboard is read only. The owning battalion's modules are the only write path in the system. Route the question through the brigade advisor, let the battalion fix the source, and watch the rollup correct itself. That discipline is what makes every number you brief trustworthy.