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how do commanders descibe the visualization of broad general actions that will resolve problems
operatrional approach
what are authority responsibility decision making and leadership key belements of
command
when establishing their operational framework commanders and staff consider what aspects of their own area of operations as they visualizar and describe the application of combat power
time, space, and purpose
whcih documents does the president approve that defines the reponsibilities and areas of responsibility for combatant commanderts
unified command plan
which official did the goldwater nichols department of defense reorginization act make ther statutory principle military advisor to the president
chairman of the joint chiefs of staff
what is the menu of tasks in a common language
ujtl
which mil op or activity is conducted to contaion armed conflict force a change in antagonistic behavior create an enviornment of reconciliation and rebuilding and facilitate the transition from fragile to effective governance
peacekeeping operations
who facilitates shared undersatnding informed decision making an d unity of effort among the u.s government at the combatant command level
joint interagency coordination groiup
at the end of jcids capability developers have an approved solution approach drawn from what
dotmlpfp
what doc do the senior leaders in the army publish to release the taa decisions on the total force structurer
arstruc
what process decision making forum fdo the seniopr leaders of the army use to determine the best force to meet operation requirments that they can afford within endstrength limitations
force dev
what concept from clauswitze best represents probability passion and policy
the paradoxical trinity
what strategy transformed the tempo of world war ii but failed against the soviet red army due to poor logistical considerations
blitzkrieg
what is an uncontrollable unpredictable and unforseeable shift that affects all aspects in an economy that in turn affectrs warfare
military revolution
who is credited with creating military principles that are terenal and universal in their application
jomini
who was the principle architecht of society deep operations during the interwar years
tukhachevskey
which source of power is best suited for gaining commitment of followers
personal
orginizational climate as described by dr… is a visible manifestation of what
culture
the orginizationsn formal and informal norms reflect its espoused ethical beliefs and values what is this called
ethical alighnment
gaining what from an orginization requires thoughtfull application of both power and influenmce
commitment
what is the conceptual model showing the relationship between performance and stress
halo fo excellence
whjat is a tyerm to indicate a delegation of authority by the sec def to a sub to act on behalf of the secdef
executive agent
an outline of actions by frequency and standard that is monitored by the COR
qasp
what type of contract support is a worldwide contract written by an orginization ion conus
external support
the objectives that must be accomplished to reach a desired end state
Ends
Ways
Means
Capabilities
ends
The sequence of actions that is likely to achieve stated objectives
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Ends
Ways
Means
Capabilities
ways
Within the integration of ends, ways, and means while accounting for risk to meet a desired end state. “risk” means:
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Assessment of the probable consequences of success and failure
Assessment of feasibility, suitability, and acceptability
Capability gap analysis
A path to overcome obstacles by driving behavior, change, and motivation
Assessment of the probable consequences of success and failure
Based on JP 3-0, what tool helps CDRs and staff gain a systems perspective and develop an understanding of the OE?
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Mission, Enemy, Terrain & Weather, Troops, Time, Civil, and Info
Areas, Structures, Capabilities, Organizations, People, Events
Observation, Avenues of approach, Key terrain, Obstacles, Cover & conceal
Political, Military, Economic, Social, Information, and Infrastructure
Political, Military, Economic, Social, Information, and Infrastructure
When validating a given strategy, what best defines the concept of feasibility?
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Can the strategic concept be executed with the resources available?
Are the consequences of cost justified by the importance of the effect?
Will the attainment of the objectives accomplish the strategic effects?
Will strategic effects be achieved by the accomplishment of the objectives?
Can the strategic concept be executed with the resources available?
When validating a given strategy, what best defines the concept of acceptability?
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Can the strategic concept be executed with the resources available?
Are the consequences of cost justified by the importance of the effect?
Will the attainment of the objectives accomplish the strategic effects?
Will strategic effects be achieved by the accomplishment of the objectives?
Are the consequences of cost justified by the importance of the effect?