Joint Forces
______ means that all forces operate under a single commander with the requisite authoriety to direct all forces employed in pursuit of a common purpose.
Unity of Command
What Level of War is the level at which battles and engagements are planned or excecutedto achieve military objectives assigned to units or forces.
Tactical
What JIIM category deals with operations conducted with 2 or more nations.
Multi-National
These two services share the values of Honor, Courage and Commitment.
Navy and US Marine Corps
What is mission command?
Commander's express their intent, leaving it up to lower leaders to interpret it and get the mission done.
A term defined as: The US Military putting the right people in the right places in battle, no matter the branch of service they are in.
Joint Force
What are the three primary 'Levels of War'
Strategic, Operational and Tactical
What does JIIM stand for?
Joint, Interagency, Intetgovernmental, Multi-national
Which service's core values spell out 'LDRSSHIP'
Army
Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity and Personal Courage.
What are ethics?
The coordinatio and cooperation toward common objectives, even if the participantd are not part of the same command or organization.
Unity of Effort
What Level of War is the level at which or national or multi-national coalition objective are developed.
Strategic
What category of JIIM is the collraboration between the DoD and US Government agencies.
The space force's core values are known as the '4 C's.' What are they
Character, Connection, Commitment and Courage.
Which chain of command contains the Combatant Commands? (EUCOM, SOUTHCOM, NORTHCOM etc.)
Operational Command
What are the employment and ordered arrangement of forces in relation to eachother called?
Tactical Actions
What Level of War is where campaigns and major operations are planned, conducted to achieve strategic objectives.
Operational
What JIIM category involves two or more departments in the DoD.
Joint
What are the 3 core values of the US Coast Guard
Honor, Respect and Devotion
What si the Administrative Chain of Command order from President down?
Predsident, SecDec, Service Secretaries, Service Chiefs, MAGCOM, Numbered Airforce, Wing...
Name the two types of 'Crisis Risk' with an example for each.
Adversarial: party acknowledged as a potentially hostile to a friendly party. (Hostiles involved)
Non-Adversarial: Operational missions that are not war, but responses to crisis or contingency. (No enemy or combat.)
What level of war refers to underlying systems, processes- such as training, force design and doctrine development.
Institutional
What JIIM category deals with cooperation between the US Government and non-US Government entities.
Intergovernmental
What are the core values of the USAF
Integrity First, Service Before Self, Excellence in All We Do
What are 'homeland defense' activies defined as?
Activity undertaken for the military protection of the territory or domestic population of the US.