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Who wrote "On War"?
What was it about?
Carl von Clausewitz

War is politics by other means
Center of Gravity
Who wrote "The Art of War"?
What was it about?
Sun Tzu
Using deception/superior intel to win
Who wrote "The Influence of Sea Power Upon History"?
What was it about?
Alfred Thayer Mahan
A single strong fleet
Who wrote "Some Principles of Maritime Strategy"?
What was it about?
Sir Julian Corbett
Protect your sea lines of communication
What are the four levels of war?
National-Strategic
Theater-Strategic
Operational
Tactical
Who's in charge of the National-Strategic level?
President
SecDef
Who's in charge of the Theater-Strategic level?
Combatant Commanders
Who's in charge of the Operational level?
Fleet Commanders
Who's in charge of the Tactical level?
Task Force Commanders
What happens at the Strategic Level of war ?
National Policy/objectives determined
What happens at the Operational Level of war ?
Sequence events to achieve operational objectives
What happens at the Tactical Level of war?
Planning/Executing Battles
Describe Traditional Warfare
Between Nation-States
Focus on enemy's armed forces
Describe Irregular Warfare
Between states and non-state actors
Focus on population
6 Phases of Operations
(SDSDSE)
Shape
Deter
Seize the Initiative
Dominate
Stabilize
Enable Civil Authority
List Members of National Security Council
President
Vice President
SecState
Sec Defense

Advisers:
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Director of National Intelligence
List the 6 Geographic Combatant Commands
Africa Command
Central Command
European Command
Northern Command
Pacific Command
Southern Command
List the 3 Functional Combatant Commands
Special Operations Command
Strategic Command
Transportation Command
Describe the 4 components of a MAGTF
Command Element
Ground Combat Element
Air Combat Element
Combat Service/Support Element
What is our current Maritime Strategy?
Preventing Wars is as important as fighting them
List the 6 Core Capabilities
Forward Presence
Deterrence
Power Projection
Maritime Security
Sea Control
Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Response
Give an example of Forward Presence
Port Visits
Forward Deployed/Rotationally Deployed
Give an example of Detterence
Constant nuclear arsenal threat from subs
Give an example of Power Projection
Strike Warfare @ Libya
Give an example of Maritime Security
Anti-piracy Operations
Give an example of Sea Control
Freedom of navigation Ops
US ships in Gulf
Give an example of Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Response
Japan Earthquake Relief
Is Humanitarian Assistance Proactive or Reactive?
Proactive
Is Disaster Response Proactive or Reactive?
Reactive
List an IGO
NATO
List an NGO
Red Cross
List the 3 types of Electronic Warfare
Electronic Attack
Electronic Support
Electronic Protection
What is tempo?
The rate at which we conduct events
What are Special Operations Capable of?
Direct Action
Covert Action
Reconnaissance
Describe a Carrier Strike Group (5 components)
CVN(1)
CG(1-2)
DDG(2-3)
Subs(1-2)
Supply Ship
What is a TLAM?
Tomahawk Land Attack Missile
List three Amphibious Assault Ships?
LHD
LSD
LPD
List the 5 phases of Ambphibious Assault(EMPRA)
Embarkation
Movement
Planning
Rehearsal
Assault
List the 4types of Amphibious Operations(DRAW)
Demonstration
Raid
Assault
Withdrawl
List three Surface Warfare Platforms
CG, DDG, FG, LCS
List three Surface Warfare Weapons
Harpoon Missiles
Deck Guns
SEAWIZ
50CAL
SM2
List two Mine Clearing Platforms
MH-60
MCM Avenger Class Ship
List Three Fundamentals of Maritime Interderdiction
VBSS
Policing the Sea
Oil Platform Defense
List the 12 Principles of War
(PURSE LOSS MOM)
Perseverance
Unity of Command
Restraint
Security
Economy of Force

Legitimacy
Objective
Surprise
Simplicity

Mass
Offensive
Maneuver
Where is 1 MEF located?
Camp Pendleton, CA
Where is 2 MEF located?
Camp Lejeune, NC
Where is 3 MEF located?
Camp Courtney, Okinawa
List the tiers of Marine Corps MAGTFs
MEF>MEB>MEU>SPMAGTF
What did the National Security Act of 1947 do?
Created SecDef
Established Joint Chiefs of Staff
Establish National Security Council and CIA
Establish Air Force