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What are the 7 tenets of the Joint Warfighting Concept? (I-RIPE-GI)

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(I-RIPE-GI)
1. Integrated, Combined Joint Force
2. Resilient Logistics
3. Integrated Command, Agile Control
4. Pulsed Operations
5. Expanded Maneuver
6. Global Fires
7. Information Advantage

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What JWC tenet is the seamless integration of all military services across all warfighting domains? (synchronized planning, shared situational awareness, and effective communication with key allies and partners)

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Integrated, Combined Joint Force

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Moving through space and time, including maneuver through land, sea, air, space, cyberspace, and the electromagnetic spectrum, information space, and the cognitive realm is what JWC tenet?

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Expanded Maneuver

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Deliberate application of JF strength to generate or exploit our advantages over and adversary is what JWC tenet?

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Pulsed Operations

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C2 across all domains that aims to integrate sensors, platforms, and decision-making processes to achieve real-time battlespace awareness and enable rapid decision making is what JWC tenet?

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Integrated Command, Agile Control

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Integration of lethal and nonlethal fires to deliver precise, synchronized global effects across all domains and multiple areas of responsibility is what JWC tenet?

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Global Fires

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Leveraging advanced technologies to collect, analyze, and disseminate information rapidly, enabling decision superiority and action is what JWC tenet?

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Information Advantage

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A system that allows for rapid movement of personnel, equipment, and supplies to places and times of our choosing is what JWC tenet?

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Resilient Logistics

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What is Unified Action?

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The synchronization, coordination, and/or integration of the activities of governmental and NGO entities with military operations to achieve unity of effort.

Unified Action = the broad framework of working together.

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What are the 5 MDO/JADO domains?

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  1. land
  2. air
  3. sea
  4. space
  5. cyberspace
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What is the operational environment?

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All conditions, circumstances, and influences that affect operations and impact the commander’s decision-making

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What are 4 factors of the OE that JFCs must consider? (PATI)

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1. Physical areas and factors – (geography, climate, weather, population distribution, infrastructure, etc)

  1. Adversary, friendly, and neutral systems – (political, military, economic, social, information, and infrastructure; often analyzed with PMESII-PT)
  2. Time – (speed, duration, and timing of operations)
  3. Information environment – (cyberspace, electromagnetic spectrum, and the broader flow of information that affects perceptions and decision-making.)
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What framework is most commonly used to analyze the OE?

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PMESII-PT

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What does PMESII-PT stand for?

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political
military
economic
social
information
infrastructure
physical environment
time

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What are the 12 principles of Joint Operations? (SUPERMOMLOSS)

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  1. Surprise
  2. Unity of Command
  3. Perseverance
  4. Economy of Force
  5. Restraint
  6. Mass
  7. Objective
  8. Maneuver
  9. Legitimacy
    10.Offense
  10. Security
  11. Simplicity
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Direct every military operation toward a clearly defined, decisive, and achievable goal is what principle of Joint operations?

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Objective

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Seize, retain, and exploit the initiative is what principle of Joint operations?

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Offensive

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Concentrate the effects of combat power at the decisive place and time is what principle of Joint operations?

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Mass

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Allocate minimum essential combat power to secondary efforts is what principle of Joint operations?

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Economy of Force

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Place the enemy in a position of disadvantage through the flexible application of combat power is what principle of Joint operations?

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Ensure unity of effort under one responsible commander is what principle of Joint operations?

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Unity of Command

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Prevent the enemy from acquiring unexpected advantage is what principle of Joint operations?

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Strike the enemy at a time, place, or manner for which they are unprepared is what principle of Joint operations?

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Prepare clear, uncomplicated plans and concise orders to ensure thorough understanding is what principle of Joint operations?

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Limit collateral damage and prevent unnecessary use of force is what principle of Joint operations?
Restraint
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Being prepared for the sustained commitment required to achieve strategic goals is what principle of Joint operations?
Perseverance
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Maintain legal and moral authority in the conduct of operations is what principle of Joint operations?
Legitimacy
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How does a systems perspective apply to operational design?
A systems perspective focuses on RAFT (relationships, actors, functions, tensions) within the strategic and operational environments. It shows how systems (e.g.- PMESII, METT-TC, OAKOC, ASCOPE) are interrelated and how changes in one system can ripple into others. (links and nodes). Ultimately shapes the operational approach.
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What are the 7 tenets of Multinational Operations? (RRPMTTK)
1. Respect 2. Rapport 3. Patience 4. Mission Focus 5. Team Building 6. Trust and Confidence 7. Knowledge of Partners
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What is the Joint Warfighting Concept?
A concept for how the U.S. military fights as a joint force against peer competitors to create advantages across all domains (land, air, sea, space, cyber).
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How do the Military Services nest with the JWC? (CDC)
Each service develops its own supporting concepts, doctrine, and capabilities that nest under the JWC, ensuring they can operate seamlessly together in joint operations.
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What is the JWCs relation to Joint All-Domain Operations (JADO)?
JADO is the operational approach to executing the JWC. The JWC sets the vision; JADO is how the force carries it out—by integrating effects across domains faster than the enemy can respond.
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What is a joint operation?
Military actions conducted by forces from two or more U.S. military services, coordinated under a single command.
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What is a joint force?
A force composed of elements from two or more services, operating under a single Joint Force Commander.
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What is unity of effort?
The focused coordination of activities toward a shared goal (can exist without Unity of Command).
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Explain unity of command vs unity of effort.
Unity of Command: One commander has authority over all forces for a mission. Unity of Effort: Everyone works toward the same goal, but not necessarily under one commander.
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What key changes came from the Goldwater-Nichols Act of 1986?
1. Strengthened role of Combatant Commanders (CCDRs) by streamlining the chain of command. 2. Made Chairman of the Joint Chiefs the principal military advisor. 3. Required services to organize, train, and equip forces for joint employment. 4. Improved joint officer development and education. 5. Incentived Joint positions for promotion.
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Explain a Campaign vs. Operation.
Campaign: A series of related military operations aimed at achieving strategic or operational objectives, often over a long time. Operation: A specific military action or set of actions with a defined objective, often part of a campaign.
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What is a systems perspective?
A way of understanding the operational environment by analyzing it as a set of interrelated systems (political, military, economic, social, information, infrastructure). Helps identify key nodes and vulnerabilities.
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What are the 4 levels of warfare?
1. National Strategic (National policy, global strategy) 2. Theater Strategic (theater strategy) 3. Operational (campaigns, major operations) 4. Tactical (battles, engagements, small unit actions)
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What is the function of the US Air Force?
1. Principle air domain force 2. Strategic deterrence; 3. Air superiority/supremacy; 4. Global precision attack- Strategic Attack; 5. Interdiction; 6. Close Air SUpport; 7. Global strike; 8. ISR; 9. Global mobility; 10. Global Personnel Recovery
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What is the function of the US Space Force?
1. Principle space domain force 2. Freedom of ops in space; 3. Space ops; 4. Deter aggression in space
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What is the function of the US Navy?
1. Principle maritime domain force 2. Cost Guard is second sea domain force 3. Sea control; 4. Power projection – global strike; 5. Interdiction; 6. Fires; 7. Ballistic Millise Defense; 8. Sea basing
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What is the function of the US Marine Corps?
1. A maritime and land force 2. Seize & defend naval basing; 3. Expeditionary ops in littorals; 4. Amphibious ops; 5. Security & stability ops; 6. Security detachments
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What is the function of the US Army?
1. Principle land domain force 2. Combined arms combat; 3. Air and Missile Defense (AMD); 4. Airborne; Air assault; 5. Amphibious ops; 6. Civil Affairs Operations (CAO); 7. Occupy territories; 8. Land LOCs; 9. Logistics; 10. Civil works; 11. Intra-theater aeromedical evac
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What is the function of the US Special Operations Command?
1. Conduct special OPS; deal in human dimension 2. Foreign Internal Defense (FID); 3. Security Force Assistance (SFA); 4. Counterinsurgency OPS (COIN); 5. Unconventional Warfare; 6. Direct Action (DA); 7. Special Reconnaissance (SR); 8. Civil Affairs OPS (CAO); 9. Military Information Support OPS (MISO); 10. Information OPS (IO); 11. Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction (CTR-WMD)
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