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GLOSSARY PART I—ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS AADC ABCA ACA ACSA ADP AJP AO AP APAN ASIC AUSCANNZUKUS C2 CA CBG CBRN CCC CCDR CCEB CCMD CD CID CIMIC CJCS CJCSI CJCSM CMO CMOC COA COMSEC CONOPS CONPLAN DIDO DLD DOD DODD DODI DOS DSPD area air defense commander American, British, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand airspace control authority acquisition and cross-servicing agreement automated data processing allied joint publication area of operations allied publication All Partners Access Network Air and Space Interoperability Council Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States command and control civil affairs coalition building guide chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear coalition coordination center combatant commander Combined Communications-Electronics Board combatant command counterdrug combat identification civil-military cooperation Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff instruction Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff manual civil-military operations civil-military operations center course of action communications security concept of operations concept plan designated intelligence disclosure official digital liaison detachment Department of Defense Department of Defense directive Department of Defense instruction Department of State defense support to public diplomacy GL-1
Glossary ES EU FDO FHA FHP FID FSF GCC GEF HN HNS HNSCC HQ IAW IGO IHC IO IRC ISA ISAF executive secretariat European Union foreign disclosure officer foreign humanitarian assistance force health protection foreign internal defense foreign security forces geographic combatant commander Guidance for Employment of the Force host nation host-nation support host-nation support coordination cell headquarters in accordance with intergovernmental organization international humanitarian community information operations information-related capability international standardization agreement International Security Assistance Force J-2 intelligence directorate of a joint staff JFC joint force commander JP joint publication JSCP Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan JTF joint task force LNO LOAC LOC MCI METOC MIC MISO MIWG MNCC MNF MNFACC MNFC MNFLCC liaison officer law of armed conflict line of communications multinational communications integration meteorological and oceanographic Multinational Interoperability Council military information support operations multinational interoperability working group multinational coordination center multinational force multinational force air component commander multinational force commander multinational force land component commander GL-2 JP 3-16
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