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…Both efforts demand a versatile mix of forces that are organized, trained, equipped, and poised to respond quickly. (b) Unopposed deployment operations provide the JFC and subordinate components a more flexible operational environment to efficiently and…

…Because theater JIOC and other Services have targeteers supporting deliberate and contingency planning efforts, it is important for AIS targeteers to coordinate with these organizations to avoid duplication of effort when building target folders. This is…

…This includes the authority and responsibility to effectively plan for, organize, coordinate, control, employ, and protect these forces. Nevertheless, the President may deem it prudent or advantageous (for reasons such as maximizing military effectiveness and ensuring…

…For North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) specific doctrine ratified by the United States, see Allied Joint Publication (AJP)-01(C), Allied Joint Doctrine, and AJP-3(A), Allied Doctrine for Joint Operations. d. Interorganizational Coordination in…

…Also, operational limitations imposed on any agency or organization involved in the operation should be clarified for other agencies and organizations to facilitate coordination. d. Force Protection. Limited contingency operations may involve a requirement to protect…

…A succession of National Defense Authorization Acts expanded the JTF-6 charter by adding specific mission tasks for the organization. In 1995, the JTF-6 area of responsibility expanded to include the continental United States. In…

…In doing so, they must take into account the details of force requirements, force availability, task organization, and sustainment and deployment concepts. They should also take into account the capacity and objectives of the other instruments…

…The section below recapitulates the basic principles of an effects-based approach to military operations found in Air Force Doctrine Document (AFDD) 2, Operations and Organization, and ties those principles into the targeting discipline specifically. It…

…In addition to military forces (including multinational forces) and civilians, there may be a number of interagency partners, intergovernmental organizations (IGOs), nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and elements of the private sector whose presence or influence can affect…

…In addition to normal target nomination procedures, JFCs establish procedures through which land or maritime force commanders can specifically identify those interdiction targets they are unable to engage with organic assets within their operational areas that…

…USCYBERCOM does much of this targeting work and develops targets in support of its organic planning efforts and as recommendations for the integration of cyberspace targeting efforts with the combatant commands. For more information, see JP…

…With a significant array of available Service capabilities―supplemented as required by specialized joint or other capabilities―joint forces can be designed, organized, equipped, and trained to accomplish a wide variety of military operations such as…

…US forces can effectively assist civilian humanitarian organizations such as Project Handclasp by accepting and transporting educational, humanitarian, and goodwill material overseas on a space-available basis aboard military ships and aircraft.

…Irregular forces may use a combination of functional structures and support from organizations and individuals with varied local, regional, international, or transnational reach. 5-73. Individuals may interpret a theology, social cause, or perceived grievance to…

…Increase of agitation on issues for which there is no identified movement or organization. Renewed activity by dissident or opposition organizations thought to be defunct or dormant. Circulation of petitions advocating opposition or dissident demands. Appearance…

…Operational art is the use of creative thinking by commanders and staffs to design strategies, campaigns, and major operations and organize and employ military forces. It is a thought process that uses skill, knowledge, experience, and…

…help ensure access when required, strengthen future multinational operations, and prevent crises from developing. b. Organizing and Training Forces. Organizing and, where possible, training forces to conduct operations throughout the operational area can be a deterrent…

…The size of the operational area, composition and distribution of enemy forces, and capabilities of friendly forces are important considerations in deciding whether to use this combination of operational area organization. (f) Commanders should seek ways…

…Detailed knowledge of enemy organization, equipment, tactical doctrine, and logistical methods is valuable. Also valuable is the probable enemy knowledge of the area under friendly control and the personalities of the enemy commanders and the past…

…These organizations do not have the same intelligence or decontamination capabilities as military units and need the maximum amount of time available to protect their personnel. In the event WMD are used against nonmilitary targets, JFCs…