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…While national leaders and CCDRs may have a clear strategic perspective of the problem, subordinate JFCs and their component commanders often have a better perspective of the situation at the operational level. Both perspectives are essential…

ix EXECUTIVE SUMMARY COMMANDER’S OVERVIEW  Presents the Fundamentals of Joint Operations as an Instrument of National Power and as Part of Unified Action  Discusses the Art of Command as It Pertains to Authority…

…Accordingly, the JFC should grant some joint force organizations (CA directorate/CMOC) authority for direct coordination with key outside organizations—such as USG interagency elements from the Departments of State or Homeland Security, national intelligence agencies…

…Establishment of a covering force or rear guard. Covers withdrawal of main body; usually consists of a sub- element of the main force; usually only the rear guard element engages attacking forces. Increased rearward movement at…

…target development including analysis, assessment, and documentation. (e) Manage the CTL, and coordinate target vetting with the national IC. (f) Nominate targets for engagement based on all-source fusion analysis in the JIOC and/or JISE…

…JIOCs have liaisons from the major national intelligence agencies to facilitate effective national intelligence support to the theaters. The functional commands: USSTRATCOM, USTRANSCOM, and USSOCOM, also have a JIOC. Air Component A2 Staff validates and endorses…

…The JFC establishes objectives to focus and guide joint operation planning and execution to reach the end state linked to national strategic direction and goals. From these objectives, actions are planned and executed to create the…

…While intended primarily to guide the use of military power, campaign plans consider all instruments of national power and how their integrated efforts work to attain national strategic objectives. e. Campaigns are joint in nature—functional…

…Under a collaborative federated architecture, the supported JFC works in conjunction with the National Joint Operations and Intelligence Center and the Joint Staff J-2 using the intelligence planning process to establish federated targeting support partners…

…This architecture provides the infrastructure for data exchange between intelligence and operational consumers from the national to tactical levels. MIDB provides a baseline source of intelligence on installations, facilities, military forces, population concentrations, C2 structures, and…

…Two and Three). › Integrate and synchronize joint air operations (see Chapter Two). › Coordinate with the appropriate components, national agencies, and liaison elements for synchronization and deconfliction with land and maritime operations (see Chapter Two). › Coordinate with…

…The ability to project the military instrument of national power from the United States or another theater, in response to requirements for military operations. (Approved for incorporation into JP 1-02 with JP 3-0 as…

…Analytic support to counterinsurgency operations must facilitate understanding of the operational environments, placing emphasis on the populace, host nation, and insurgents. The memory aid of ASCOPE refers to the six categories of civil considerations (see figure…

…Because of the DOS’s worldwide network of diplomatic missions and posts staffed with representatives of numerous national agencies, the DOS is a key source of information during war or crises. The central point of contact…

…For example, members of the threat guard’s brigade had never surrendered in previous combat. After a recent engagement, a detainee stated he was a member of the guard brigade. The interrogator doubted the detainee’s…

…National Assessment (NA) National assessment takes the accumulated results of CA from around the world and combines it with assessments of the effectiveness of other instruments of national power to build an evaluation of how strategic…

…area (JOA), the perceptions and plans of those partners, the expectations of the local populace and host nation (HN) government, and the regional and global implications. c. Operational art, operational design, and JOPP blend in complementary…

Glossary GL-3 NGA National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency NIST national intelligence support team NJOIC National Joint Operations and Intelligence Center NRO National Reconnaissance Office NSA National Security Agency NSL no-strike list NTTP Navy tactics, techniques…

…Atlantic Treaty Organization NEO noncombatant evacuation operation NETOPS network operations NGA National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency NGO nongovernmental organization NRF National Response Framework NSS National Security Strategy OCA offensive counterair OEF Operation ENDURING FREEDOM OGA other government…

…This architecture provides the infrastructure for data exchange between intelligence and operational consumers from national to tactical levels. MIDB provides a baseline source of intelligence on installations, facilities, military forces, population concentrations, C2 structures, and equipment…