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Chapter III 16. Department of Defense Agencies DOD agencies are organizational entities of DOD established by SecDef under Title 10, USC, to perform a supply or service activity common to more than one Military Department. For more information on DOD agencies, see DODD 3000.06, Combat Support Agencies. III-12 JP 1
CHAPTER IV JOINT COMMAND ORGANIZATIONS “…success rests in the vision, the leadership, the skill and the judgment of the professionals making up command and staff groups…” 1. General SECTION A. ESTABLISHING UNIFIED AND SUBORDINATE JOINT COMMANDS Dwight D. Eisenhower Crusade in Europe, 1948 Joint forces are established at three levels: unified CCMDs, subordinate unified commands, and JTFs. a. Authority to Establish. In accordance with the National Security Act of 1947 and Title 10, USC, and as described in the UCP, CCMDs are established by the President, through SecDef, with the advice and assistance of the CJCS. Commanders of unified CCMDs may establish subordinate unified commands when so authorized by SecDef through the CJCS. JTFs can be established by SecDef, a CCDR, subordinate unified commander, or an existing JTF commander. b. Basis for Establishing Joint Forces. Joint forces can be established on either a geographic area or functional basis. (1) Geographic Area. Establishing a joint force on a geographic area basis is the most common method to assign responsibility for continuing operations. The title of the areas and their delineation are prescribed in the establishing directive. Note: Only GCCs are assigned AORs. GCCs normally assign subordinate commanders an operational area from within their assigned AOR. For further information on operational areas, refer to JP 3-0, Joint Operations. (a) The UCP contains descriptions of the geographic boundaries assigned to GCCs. These geographic AORs do not restrict accomplishment of assigned missions; CCDRs may operate forces wherever required to accomplish their missions. The UCP provides that, unless otherwise directed by SecDef, when significant operations overlap the boundaries of two GCCs’ AORs, a JTF will be formed. Command of this JTF will be determined by SecDef and forces transferred to the JTF commander through a CCDR, including delegation of appropriate command authority over those forces. (b) Each GCC and subordinate JFC will be kept apprised of the presence, mission, movement, and duration of stay of transient forces within the operational area. The subordinate JFC also will be apprised of the command channels under which these transient forces will function. The authority directing movement or permanent location of transient forces is responsible for providing this information. IV-1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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CHAPTER I THEORY AND FOUNDATIONS
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GLOSSARY PART I—ABBREVIATIONS AND
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