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…This collaboration facilitates the components’ tactical planning and execution. Likewise, the operational-level JFC and staff typically collaborate with the CCDR on framing theater strategic objectives as well as tasks that the CCDR eventually will assign…

…Diverting capabilities from scheduled targets could negatively impact desired effects during the execution period and should be weighed against the commander’s targeting guidance.

…To facilitate synchronization, the JFC establishes priorities that will guide or inform execution decisions throughout the theater and/or JOA, including within the land and maritime force commander’s AOs. The JFACC is normally the supported…

…The JFC executes a commander-centric approach to leadership using operational art and design, joint operation planning, rigorous assessment of progress toward objectives, and timely decision making. The remainder of this chapter discusses these key areas…

…An offensive operation that capitalizes on surprise and simultaneous execution of supporting operations to achieve success in one swift stroke. (JP 1-02. SOURCE: JP 3-0) crisis. An incident or situation involving a threat to…

…Subsequently, the dynamic targeting process, which occurs during execution of the air tasking cycle, is often used to specifically engage TSTs. Component-Critical Target (CCT). These targets are HPTs that pose a threat to their mission…

…numbers of viable identified targets drives the bulk of force application into dynamic targeting, such as that executed through close air support (CAS) or on-call air interdiction missions. This fact, coupled with the need for…

…However, coordination for both weaponeering and allocation commences before this final JIPTL approval and continues into execution planning (stage 5). Weaponeering. This is the process of determining the specific means required to create a desired effect…

…Unit-Level Targeting Responsibilities Individual flying units have targeting responsibilities that support and enhance CAOC efforts and tactical-level execution. Commanders, mission planners, and intelligence specialists within these units must ensure the validity and accuracy of…

…The airspace control authority’s and area air defense commander’s instructions must be provided in sufficient detail to allow components to plan and execute all missions tasked in the joint ATO. (5) Stage 5 is…

…It requires commander oversight and involvement to ensure proper execution. It is not the exclusive province of one division or type of personnel, but blends the expertise of many disciplines across the joint force. (Page 2…

…Normally, the COMAFFOR function executes operational control/administrative control of Air Force forces through a Service A-Staff while the JFACC function executes tactical control of all joint air and space component forces through an air…

…If they meet TST criteria, but are not approved as TSTs by the JFC, these component-critical targets may still require dynamic execution with cross- component coordination and assistance in a time-compressed fashion. The JFC…

47 that makes assets available to the COD prior to the start of execution. This can be done in a number of ways. Among the most common methods are: › Preplanned target reference methods and coordination measures…

…Rather, it is interleaved throughout planning and execution and is integral to them. Its measures are determined during planning. It works together with planning to determine future courses of action. It is conducted in part during…