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…The susceptibility of a nation or military force to any action by any means through which its war potential or combat effectiveness may be reduced or its will to fight diminished. (JP 3-01) 2. The…

…Consolidate, deconflict, and prioritize target nominations from components, supporting and supported commands, joint force directorates and agencies, and interagency and multinational partners, higher headquarters, and national level offices and organizations submitted through the JFE. 2. Synchronize…

…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…

Fundamentals of Joint Operations I-11 nations retain control of their deployed forces and operate under their own doctrine and procedures, and in a lead nation command construct, the nation providing the preponderance of forces and…

…Additionally, the JFC coordinates with OGAs to facilitate coherent use of all instruments of national power in achieving national strategic objectives. b. Force Projection (1) The President and SecDef may direct a CCDR to resolve a…

…National strategic direction provides strategic context for the employment of the instruments of national power and defines the strategic purpose that guides employment of the military instrument of national power as part of a global strategy…

…IO can be employed as a means of target engagement and may be conducted at all levels from tactical through national strategic. IO planners consider all instruments of the adversary’s national power to determine how…

…The intelligence warfighting function can leverage support from the Defense intelligence enterprise or partner nations, and non-military members of the intelligence community. An enterprise is a cohesive organization whose structure, governance systems, and culture support…

…For additional details, see JP 2-01, Joint and National Intelligence Support to Military Operations. (c) National Joint Operations and Intelligence Center. The NJOIC is the primary conduit through which national-level target intelligence support is…

…This requires the integration of theater and national source information. The theater JIOC has access to these sources and provides significant support. SIGINT, GEOINT, and MASINT sources are also useful. 4. Often, BDA analysts have relatively…

…It requires cooperation with other planning staffs and national interagency groups throughout the process. Much of the required analysis is done before conflict begins. See Chapter Five and Appendix B for further details. Target development involves…

…Examples of COAs are funding construction operations, conducting a raid on a mosque, or selling arms to a foreign nation. Figure A-1 is an example of the layout of a Futures Wheel. Figure A-1…

60 Tactical Assessment Tactical Assessment Tactical Assessment Unit & Component Unit & Component Unit & Component Campaign Assessment Campaign Assessment Campaign Assessment JFC JFC JFC National Assessment National Assessment National Assessment National Leadership National Leadership National Leadership Assessment Level…

…The US military engages in activities to enhance the capabilities and capacities of a partner nation (or regional security organization) by providing training, equipment, advice, and assistance to those FSF organized in national ministry of defense…

…Commanders should assess the military and political impact a nuclear strike would have on operations.13 Nuclear planning guidance issued at the CCDR level is based on national-level political considerations and is influenced by the…

…In smaller conflicts, it may be necessary to consider “strategic” issues, such as how effectively other instruments of national power (like diplomatic, informational, and economic) are integrated with military efforts. This may also require evaluation of…

…The United States employs its military capabilities in support of its national security goals in a variety of military operations. Operations such as counterinsurgency (COIN) and counterterrorism are primarily related to IW. Large-scale combat operations…

…Deployed joint forces must be capable of understanding and effectively communicating with native populations, local and national government officials, and coalition partners. Supporting this capability should be an understanding of the regional and local culture, economy…

16 Cross, or with the governments of other nations. Such organizations may also hold veto power over targeting decisions made by military commanders. › There may be more direct interest in and influence on operations from high…

…JFCs may increasingly find it advantageous or necessary to pursue operational and strategic objectives by enabling and supporting such partners, whether friendly nations, international organizations, or some other entity. 6. Levels of War a. General. Three…