7. 1. Command & Control
2. Intelligence
3. Fires
4. Movement & Maneuver
5. Protection
6. Sustainment
JP 3-0 (CH 2), pp. III-1
“Related capabilities and activities grouped
together to help JFCs integrate, synchronize, and
direct joint operations.”
8. Joint force options
Component options
SOF employment options
Standing joint force headquarters (core element)
Deployable JTF augmentation cell (DJTFAC)
JP 3-0 (CH 2), pp. II-11 – II-15
9. Core Staff
Building Upon the Core Staff
Geographic
Combatant
Commander’s Standing
Joint Force
Headquarters Deployable
Joint Task Force
Augmentation
Cell
Liaison
Officers
Joint/Multinational
Individual
Augmentees
Joint
Organization
Augmentees
The
Interagency
Army Corps
Marine Expeditionary
Force
Numbered Fleet
Numbered Air Force
JP 3-33, Figure II-1
10. Planning, programming, budgeting and execution process
input
Assignment of subordinate commanders
Relations with Department of Defense agencies
Directive authority for logistics
Authoritative direction for all military operations and joint
training
Organize and employ commands and forces
Assign command functions to subordinates
Establish plans/requirements for ISR activity
Suspend subordinate commanders from duty
Local direction and control of movements or maneuvers to
accomplish mission
Aid, assist, protect, or sustain another organization
Combatant Command (Command Authority)
Based on Figure III-2, Joint Pub 3-0 (CH 2)
11. Planning, programming, budgeting and execution process
input
Assignment of subordinate commanders
Relations with Department of Defense agencies
Directive authority for logistics
Authoritative direction for all military operations and joint
training
Organize and employ commands and forces
Assign command functions to subordinates
Establish plans/requirements for ISR activity
Suspend subordinate commanders from duty
Local direction and control of movements or maneuvers to
accomplish mission
Aid, assist, protect, or sustain another organization
Operational Control (OPCON)
Based on Figure III-2, Joint Pub 3-0 (CH 2)
12. Planning, programming, budgeting and execution process
input
Assignment of subordinate commanders
Relations with Department of Defense agencies
Directive authority for logistics
Authoritative direction for all military operations and joint
training
Organize and employ commands and forces
Assign command functions to subordinates
Establish plans/requirements for ISR activity
Suspend subordinate commanders from duty
Local direction and control of movements or maneuvers to
accomplish mission
Aid, assist, protect, or sustain another organization
Tactical Control (TACON)
Based on Figure III-2, Joint Pub 3-0 (CH 2)
13. Planning, programming, budgeting and execution process
input
Assignment of subordinate commanders
Relations with Department of Defense agencies
Directive authority for logistics
Authoritative direction for all military operations and joint
training
Organize and employ commands and forces
Assign command functions to subordinates
Establish plans/requirements for ISR activity
Suspend subordinate commanders from duty
Local direction and control of movements or maneuvers to
accomplish mission
Aid, assist, protect, or sustain another organization
Support
Based on Figure III-2, Joint Pub 3-0 (CH 2)
17. 1. Identify Operation ANACONDA command & control
issues. Explain their significance.
2. Based on assigned readings, diagram the C2
arrangements for Operation ANACONDA. Include
organizational options and command relationships,
from the combatant command through task forces.
3. Identify and explain why the following operational
areas could have been established or likely would not
have been designated during the operation: AOR,
Theater of War, Theater of Operations, JOA, AOA,
JSOA, AO, JSA.
4. Based on your assigned doctrine readings, diagram the
C2 arrangements that could have been established for
Operation ANACONDA. Include organizational
options, and command relationships, from the
combatant command through task forces.
18. Grossman, Elaine M. “Army Analyst Blames Afghan Battle Failings
on Bad Command Set-Up.” Inside the Pentagon, 29 July 2004
JFSC Publication 1, The Joint Staff Officers Guide 2000, August
2011
JP 3-0, Joint Operations, 11 August 2011.
JP 3-33, Joint Taskforce Headquarters, 30 July 2012
JP 5-0, Joint Operation Planning, 26 December 2006