The Unified Command Plan (UCP) has undergone an evolutionary process since its creation in 1947. The Navy's organizational plan has not followed that same evolutionary process. The Navy's lack of change is directly impacting the new initiatives concerned with CONUS based joint training under USACOM. The importance of CONUS based joint training is greatly increasing due to the drawdown of US military forces. This drawdown has seen the majority of forces redeploy to CONUS bases from their forward overseas bases. This means the CONUS based forces must be ready to deploy and fight in a joint environment with very little notice and do not have the opportunity to train in the actual theater of potential operations. This paper compares the current UCP with the Navy's organizational plan and explores potential changes to improve both structures.


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    Title :

    Unified Command Plan and the Navy's Organizational Plan: Is it Time for the Navy to Change


    Contributors:

    Publication date :

    1996


    Size :

    30 pages


    Type of media :

    Report


    Type of material :

    No indication


    Language :

    English