Further employment of this technique by U.S. forces incorporates allies’ training events, participating in over 100 joint and multinational exercises every year (Hubenthal, 2016). Ensuring command and control proficiency of multinational forces in high interest locations, across a broad spectrum of supporting capabilities, allows U.S. Allies to challenge larger nations in defensive and offensive measures preserving freedoms on the commons. This is only possible when Joint Force commanders achieve synchronization in all domains and strategically deny access to
