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  Figure 2-6. Force tailoring
  Task-Organizing
  2-66. Task-organizing is the act of designing a force, support staff, or sustainment package of specific size
  and composition to meet a unique task or mission (ADP 3-0). It includes providing forces to subordinate
  commanders and establishing their command and support relationships. This occurs in tailored force
  packages as commanders organize subordinate units for specific missions and employ doctrinal command
  and support relationships. As task-organizing continues, commanders reorganize units for subsequent
  missions. The ability of Army forces to rapidly task-organize gives them extraordinary agility. It lets
  commanders configure their units to best use available resources. It also allows Army forces to match unit
  capabilities to tasks. The ability of sustainment forces to tailor and task-organize ensures commanders have
  freedom of action to change with mission requirements.