National defense strategy Basics
This document, updated every four years, outlines the U.S. Department of Defense’s strategic priorities.
What is the National Defense Strategy?
Assisting Ukraine in their war is an example of what instrument?
Diplomacy
In addition to China, this country is considered the “acute threat” in the 2022 NDS.
What is Russia?
This established the Chairman of the JCS.
What is the Goldwater-Nichols Act of 1986
Creating national policies and military strategies is an example of what level of warfare?
What is Strategic
Who is responsible for Department of War policies and advisor to the President?
Who is the Sec Def?
This instrument includes providing order and safety by addressing criminal activity.
What is Law Enforcement
What core mission uses the skill to provide robust, adaptable, and survivable systems to communicate reliable information through networks for operations.
What is Command and Control
Who are capable of accomplishing tasks outside of their core Air Force Specialty to complete the combat mission.
What is MRA (Mission Ready Airmen)
At what level of war are subordinate squadron's carrying out the Commander's objectives?
What is Tactical
At the Strategic level, who advises military advice and guidance, but does not execute military operations or authority?
What is Joint Chiefs of Staff
Freezing assets and imposing sanctions is an example of what instrument.
Financial
The U.S. military concept that emphasizes fighting across all domains—land, sea, air, space, and cyber—is called this.
What is Joint All-Domain Operations (JADO)?
What empowers leaders to act within the commander's intent while adapting to changing situations.
What is Mission Command.
What level of warfare results in named operations carried out through tactical actions.
What is Operational Warfare
What links the mission, the concept of operations, and the tasks to subordinate units?
What is Commander's intent
Who plays a crucial role in advising the President on national security matter?
What is the National Security Council
What core mission allows the USAF to project military power and strike any target on the planet?
Global Strike
What is a solemn promise that enlisted members of the U.S military make when they join the service.
What is The Oath of Enlistment
What are the 2 categories are Combatant Commands?
What is Geographical and Functional
What maneuver is designed to enhance survivability by dispersing forces, complicating the enemy's targeting process, and creating flexibility for friendly forces?
What is ACE (Agile Combat Employment)
What Division provides ISR planning, intel analysis, and target support to the Combined Air Operations Center (CAOC)
What is ISRD (intel, surv, recon division)
What is a concept that captures the complexity dynamics of international relations endured through competition in conflict?
What is Competition Continuum
Who turns intent into actions, ensure enlisted skills and resources are woven into joint plans, and counsel senior leaders on the health and proficiency of the enlisted corps.
What NCOs and Petty Officers
The U.S and Israel working together toward the policy objective is an example of what term?
Cooperation