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17 Cards in this Set
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Fundamental principles by which the military forces or elements thereof guide their actions in support of national objectives
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Doctrine
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Efficient use of the diplomatic informational economic and military instrument of national power supported by those of our allies in various intergovernmental organizations
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Inter-agency operations
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Team warfare integrate joint forces
Using each service unique strengths for a task Military operation to attack enemy information All means available to the US in its pursuit a national objectives |
Joint warfare
Joint and service Doctrine Information operations National power |
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communication between agencies
Guide the use of multi US military Forces objectv US and it allies ability to work together CJCS discribe military plans to Achieve objectives National defense and foreign relation of US |
Inter-agency coordination
Joint doctrine Multinational operations National military strategy National securityNational security |
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Security of the US, citizens, allies, and partners
Presidnt forum for Nat'l Security & foreign policy Pres. Doc'mt expres US vision & how power used CC design strategy, campaign & employ military Joint operation plan and it subsequent execution Major oper. are planned to achieve obj. In AO. |
Enduring interest
National security council National security strategy Operational art Operational design Operational level of war |
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Admin. mental image of the world
How a Job should be done to meet military goal Advise president on foreign-policy matters Guides the application of service forces Level of war determine national objectives Level war and which battles engagement are planned |
Origin of policy
purpose of military doctrine Purpose of national security council Service doctrine Strategic level of war Tactical level of war |
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priority was to stop spread of communism
helicopter was the main means of moving troops Limited forces, CCs use different options. Protect publicized media; option beside military Set the difficult task of attaining strategic objectives |
Policy Doctrine Operational artInformation/military power National military strategy
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-Tendency to negatively judge others culture
-Are broad categories of cultural knowledge -Beliefs of one culture may not agree with others -Collection and belief about life and the universe -Notion that all aspects of culture or connected - Creation, transformational across generation of Semi shared patterns |
Ethnocentrism
Domain of culture Cultural relativism World view Holism Culture |
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time distant touch&movem't to convey meaning
Ability to understand across cultural environm'ts Nonverbal element of speech include tone pitch Four step sequence the help other to gather info -Extent to which the list powerful member of organization institution set up and expect the power is distributed unequally |
Non verbal communication
Cross cultural competence Paralanguage OODA Loop Power distance |
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Relate, knowledge motivation + Learning approaches communicate negotiate = influence |
Air Force 3C Model
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Production redistribution accumulation exchang
Marriage children family structure mating etc. Origins deity worship community birth Ethnic regional rational status leadership law Category roles identities responsibilities labor Orientation purposes measurement relations |
economic & resources
Family & kinship Religion & spirituality Political and social relations Sex & gender Time & space |
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- Reorganize DOD and strengthen civilian authority mainly the Secretary of Defense - improved on the system that provides military advice particularly that of civilian leadership - Place responsibility on combatant CCs to accomplish missions -Matched authority of combatant commanders with their responsibilities |
Goldwater-Nichols Act of 1986
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Est. with advice of the CJCS for military mission
Ranking officer of Armed Forces president advis. Provide the military forces needed to protect US Assist CJCS in executing duties of that office Headed by CJCS (CJCS,VCJCS,Chief of Staff, etc.) Principal staff element of SECDEF in exerc. policy |
Combatant commands
CJ CS DOD Joint staff Joint Chief of Staff SECDEF |
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Combine individual service terminology and operating procedures into one standard multi-faceted system. It provides standardization to the joint planning system use for the execution of complex multiservice exercises campaign and operations.
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Joint operation planning and execution system (JOPES)
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Defense wide process that relates resources to strategy. It's primary purpose is the acquisition and allocation of resources to meet the operational requirements of the combatant commanders and the provisions requirements of the services combat support agencies
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Planning programming budgeting and execution system (PPBES)
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Situation development
crisis assessment COA development COA selection execution planning execution |
Crisis action planning
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Initiation
concept development plan development plan review supporting plan |
Contingency plan (Peacetime)
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