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F102 Caps Gaps and Solutions Flashcards

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What is JCIDS?

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used to identify requirements (needs); capability shortfalls (gaps) and potential capability solutions

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Who is the approval body for JCIDS validating requirements?

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The Joint Requirements Oversight Council (JROC), managed by the J8,

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The three categories of joint concepts are:

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  1. Capstone Concept for Joint Operations (CCJO)
  2. Joint Operating Concepts (JOCs)
  3. Supporting Concepts
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The Army documents its fundamental ideas about future joint operations in the ____ ________ ________,

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Army Concept Framework

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The current Army Operating Concept is :

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“The U.S. Army in Multi-Domain Operations 2028”

How the Army as part of the Joint Force militarily competes, penetrates, dis-integrates and exploits adversaries in the future

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What is the hierarchy of the Army Concept Framework?

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  1. Operating Concept (AOC): “Vision” “The U.S. Army in Multi-Domain Operations 2028”
  2. Functional Concepts (capabilities by WfF)
  3. Supporting Concepts (Medical, Aviation, Cyber and EW, Echelon above BDE, SOF, Space)
  4. Advisory Concepts (White Papers, CONOPS, O&Os)
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Collectively, the ____ ________ _________ defines the _____ ______ of how it will operate in the future and provides the __________ _________ needed to determine the capabilities required across the Army to ensure future force effectiveness.

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Army Concept Framework

Army’s Vision

Conceptual Framework

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Define letters of DOTMLPF-P

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Doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership & education, personnel, facilities- policy

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Capabilities are investigated and analyzed for solutions within the “domains” of ________, ____________, ________, ________, ____________, __________, _________, and ________.

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DOTMLPF-P

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What are the three Capabilities-Based Assessment phases and their purposes?

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NEEDS ANALYSIS(FAA) - What are the required capabilities and why do I need them for the mission?

GAP ANALYSIS(FNA) - How good are we doing it?

SOLUTIONS ANALYSIS (FSA) - What should we do about it?

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What are the 3 JCIDS Requirement Lanes?

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Ongoing Contingency Lane
Anticipated Contingency Lane
Deliberate Lane

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The preferred JCIDS requirements processing lane is _________________.

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The Deliberate Lane (for capabilities that require significant technical development)

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Results of the JCIDS process are identified as primarily _____________________ or ____________________ solutions which are documented respectively as a ________________or ___________________

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Non-Materiel or Materiel

Non-Materiel Documented as:
DOTMLPF-P Change Request (DCR)

Materiel Documented as:
Initial Capability Document (ICD) (New system Start)

(If it is just a system modification or upgrade the ICD turns into a CCD- Capability Development Document.)

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. The DOTMLPF-P domain used to analyze a unit structure is: ________________Why ________________________________________________________________________.

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Organization:
Bc it refers to changing the Unit Reference Sheets (URS), Force Design Updates (FDU), and TOEs.

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Identify the purposes of the key organizations/functions within the Army Force Development Process of AFC (FCC & CDIDs)

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Army Future Command (AFC) generates and determines Requirements

AFC
>Futures and Concepts Center (FCC)
>Capabilities Development and Integration Directorate (CDID)

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Identify the purposes of the key organizations/functions within the Army Force Development Process of Center of Excellence (CoEs)

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TRADOC is a Requirement Determiner through:
COEs
>Fielded Forces Integration Directorate (FFID)
& TRADOC Capabilities Managers (TCM)

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Identify the purposes of the key organizations/functions within the Army Force Development Process of HQDA G-8

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HQDA validates and resources all requirements and coordinates resources and requirements (requirements validation).

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Identify the purposes of the key organizations/functions within the Army Force Development Process of AROC

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The Army Requirements Oversight Council (AROC), managed by the HQDA G8, is the Army APPROVAL body for VALIDATING requirements.

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Identify the purposes of the key organizations/functions within the Army Force Development Process of Integrated Capability Development Teams (ICDT)

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ICDT is underneath AFC. Allows the requirements community to address specific or designated capabilities when chartered by AFC.

20
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How many AFC Cross-Functional Teams (CFTs) are there, and what are the 6 prioritized capabilities they are focused on?

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Eight (8) teams based on Army’s 6 prioritized capability needs:
long-range precision fires,
next-generation combat vehicle,
future vertical lift,
Army network (2),
air and missile defense,
Soldier lethality(2)

21
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Describe the following key development documents in the Force Development Process:
DCR
ICD/CDD

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DCR: DOTMLPF-P Change Recommendation
-For Non-Materiel Solutions

ICD: Initial Capabilities Document
-Starting a NEW Materiel solution

CCD: Capability Development Document
-Modifying/upgrading a EXISTING Materiel Solution

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What are the three primary DOD decision support systems? _________________, __________________ and ___________________.

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JCIDS (requirements/solutions development)
DAS (materiel development and acquisition)
PPBE (prioritization and resourcing of requirements)

23
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What are names of the 5 phases of the Force Development Process?

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Develop Required Capabilities
Design Organizations
Develop Organizational Models
Determine Organizational Authorizations
Document Organizational Authorizations

24
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What are the outputs of phase 1 of force development?

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JCIDS documented non-materiel (DCR) and/or materiel (ICD/CDD) centric approach recommendations (COAs) to address capability gaps.

25
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In which force development phase is a materiel solution determined to fill a capability gap?

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Step 1: Develop Required Capabilities: Through JCIDS

26
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What are the key inputs to phase 1 of force development?

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Exsisting Guidance from:
NSS
NDS
NMS
TAP
Etc. Joint CMDR feedback

27
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Who are the Army’s key players in phase 1 of force development?

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Proponent CDIC/COEs or ICDT

28
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What is the purpose of the 3 different JCIDS requirement lanes?

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Ongoing Contingency Lane: URGENT <2 Yrs - To Prevent Loss of Life or Mission, requires little tech development
Anticipated Contingency Lane: Emergent <2 Yrs - Prevent LL and/or MF in anticipated or pending possible contingency operations
Deliberate Lane: Future Need >2 Yrs - Preferred route for capabilities that require significant technical development. ongoing at all times.

All requirements are CCDR/SCC driven.

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