PSD & Joint Warfare

Question 1

Fundamental principles by which the military forces or elements there of guide their actions in support of national objectives

Answer 1

Doctrine

Question 2

Method of Team Warfare that exposes no weak points or seams to an adversary

Answer 2

Fundamentals of Joint Warfigter

Question 3

All of the means available to the US in pursuit of its national objective. Expressed as diplomatic, information, military, and economic

Answer 3

Instruments of national power

Question 4

The presidents principal forum for considering Nat sec and foreign policy issues with senior Nat sec advisors and cabinet officials

Answer 4

National security council

Question 5

The level of war at which campaigns and major operations are planned, conducted, and sustained to achieve strategic objectives within theaters or other operational areas

Answer 5

Operational level of war

Question 6

Reflects service specific capabilities and guides the application of service forces

Answer 6

Service doctrine

Question 7

The level of war at which a nation, often as a member of a group of nations, determines national or multinational strategic security objectives

Answer 7

Strategic level of war

Question 8

Level of war at which battles and engagements are planned and executed.

Answer 8

Tactical level of war

Question 9

What is expressed in objectives and rules of engagement

Answer 9

Policy

Question 10

Guidance that is directive and instructive
Tells what to be done
Provides the choice to pursue certain avenues and not others
It is fluctuating

Answer 10

Policy

Question 11

The how operations will be conducted to achieve national interest
Originates in policy
Plan of action, match matches a means to an end

Answer 11

Strategy

Question 12

Authoritative but also requires judgment

Fundamental principles the military forces use to guide their actions in support of national objectives

Answer 12

Doctrine

Question 13

What effect did the Goldwater Nichols department of defense reorganization act have on the national security strategy

Answer 13

Required president to report to Congress and American people on national security strategy regularly

Question 14

How does the national security strategy, national defense strategy, and national military strategy interrelate

Answer 14

National military strategy must be consistent with the other two

Question 15

Defines how operations should be conducted
Continuous matching of ends, ways, and means
Both characteristics of what

Answer 15

Strategy

Question 16

Supports of national objectives, as authoritative, and requires judgment in application
Often times found in the rules of engagement, identifying what we can or cannot attack

Answer 16

Doctrine

Question 17

This is the capstone publication of the US joint doctrine hierarchy.
The presents fundamental principles for employing US military forces.

Answer 17

Joint pub 1, doctoring for the Armed Forces of the US

Question 18

When developing a strategy over which elements does a commander has some forms of control such as logistics and technology

Answer 18

Operational Art Elements

Question 19

When developing a strategy which elements does the commander have no control over such as political systems physical environments national leadership

Answer 19

Contextual elements

Question 20

the items the commander must consider when developing a strategy

Answer 20

Operational art

Question 21

The overhead guidance and structure a commander must follow when developing a strategy

Answer 21

Operational design

Question 22

Instruments of national power

“DIME”

Answer 22

Diplomacy
Information
Military
Economic

Question 23

Who has the responsibility to organize train equip and sustain forces for joint warfare

Answer 23

Each service branch

Question 24

What is defined as a relationship that results in a formal agreement between two or more nations for broad long-term objectives

Answer 24

Alliance

Question 25

Ad hoc arrangement tween two or more nations for common action

Answer 25

Coalition

Question 26

What are the two types of coordination that are instrumental in reaching our national objectives

Answer 26

Interagency and interorganizational

Question 27

The effects at this level of war should impair the Adversaries ability to carry out war or hostilities in general

Answer 27

Strategic

Question 28

At this level of war major operations are designed planned conducting sustained assessed and adapted to accomplish strategic goals within theaters of operation

Answer 28

Operational

Question 29

Planning at this level of warfare determines what the military will affect, what the course of action, in what order, for what duration, and with what resources

Answer 29

Operational

Question 30

At this level of warfare air, space, and cyberspace warfare deals with how horses are employed and the specifics of how engagements are conducted

Answer 30

Tactical

Question 31

At this level of war you will answer why and with what the military will fight and why the enemy fights against us

Answer 31

Strategic