As Commander in Chief, the president is: a. only a symbolic leader of the military. b. the ultimate decision maker in military matters. c. allowed to make military decisions, but only with the approval of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. d. not responsible for military decisions. e. obligated to sit on the Board of Regents for the military, the naval and the air force academies.

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Andres Ponce

Social Studies

19 October, 01:34

As Commander in Chief, the president is: a. only a symbolic leader of the military. b. the ultimate decision maker in military matters. c. allowed to make military decisions, but only with the approval of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. d. not responsible for military decisions. e. obligated to sit on the Board of Regents for the military, the naval and the air force academies.

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Bentley Snow · Answer 1

The answer is C

Explanation:

The president is the Chief, and he is able to make decisions, but he has to meet with the generals under him, his Joint Chief of staffs and secretary of state. This is what Obama did with Operation Neptune Spear. He met with all those people before allowing Naval Special Warfare Development Group (Devgru or Seal Team Six) to go on ahead with the operation to kill Osama.