This paper proposes a force assignment evolution which would assign a Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) to each regional unified command. This would allow for the unified commander-in-chief to have COCOM over the initial crisis response forces on a daily basis. The JEF would have an Army, Navy, Marine Corp, and Air Force component, which would routinely train and employ together. The paper considers the expeditionary history of the individual services, joint task forces, and the Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force as a means of developing the JEF concept.
Expeditionary Operations for 2010 - the Joint Expeditionary Force
1999
41 pages
Report
No indication
English
International Relations , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Military doctrine , Joint military activities , Military forces(United states) , Task forces , Evolution(General) , Military training , Joint expeditionary force , Jef(Joint expeditionary force) , Jcf(Joint force commander) , Cinc(Commander in chief) , Cocom(Combatant commander)
Focus Area - Expeditionary Operations
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