jko-catalog-sep-2012

JKO Course Descriptions
ance on how the intelligence structure supports the JTF via the J2 staff and the Joint Intelligence Support Element (JISE), JISE
structure and processes and specific lessons learned. 2 hour(s)
Intelligence Operations in the Joint Environment (Low Bandwidth) Course J2OP-US327LB N,S
This course provides J2 personnel with an overview of the total organization and function of the Joint Task Force (JTF), the various
Combatant Commands, and the relationships between the JTF, its components and the theater. The course presents guidance
on how the intelligence structure supports the JTF via the J2 staff and the Joint Intelligence Support Element (JISE), JISE
structure and processes and specific lessons learned. 2 hour(s)
Intelligence Support to Operations (HOA 11) J3OP-US879* N,S
The purpose of this course is to train the Individual Augmentees (IAs) assigned to the Combined Joint Task Force Horn of Africa
(CJTF-HOA) staff who were unable to participate in the formal training seminars held at the Joint Warfighting Center as part of
the core staff. The student will become familiar with intelligence support processes, activities, organization, and analysis; the
role of the J2; and intelligence support to the commander's decision cycle. This course is derived from the US Joint Forces
Command/Joint Warfighting Center (JWFC) Deployable Training Team academic training seminars presented to the incoming
CJTF-HOA staff during the CJTF-HOA 11-1 Mission Rehearsal Exercise, December 2010. 1 hour(s)
Intelligence Support to Operations (OIF) Classified Course J3OP-US225 S
At the conclusion of this course, the student will understand key intelligence organizations and their functions; understand the
need for clear C2 relationships for intelligence operations; understand the need for intelligence organizations to support the
Commander’s decision cycle; understand the benefit of expanding JIPB from a Mil-centric battlefield focus to a PMESII environment
focused JIPOE; and understand the Commander’s Critical Information Requirements relationship to the collection process.
1 hour(s)
Intelligence Support to Operations (RCE 12) J3OP-US1130* N,S
The purpose of this course is to train Individual Augmentees (IAs) assigned to the Combined Joint Task Force Regional Command
East (RC-East) staff who were unable to participate in the formal training seminars presented to the core staff. The student
will become familiar with intelligence support planning and information sharing activities associated with the CJTF staff.
At the conclusion of this course, the student will be able to: Understand the broader aspects of the complex operational environment;
Understand and leverage all means of intelligence to gain understanding of that environment; Organize and balance
intelligence assets to better support the warfighter; and understand considerations for information sharing across the joint
force, the interagency, and coalition partners. This course is derived from the Deputy Director, J7, Joint and Coalition Warfighting
(JCW) Deployable Training Team academic training seminars presented to the incoming CJTF staff during Joint Warfighting
Seminars. 1 hour(s)
Intelligence Support to Operations (RCS 11) J3OP-US1117* N,S
The purpose of this course is to train Individual Augmentees (IAs) assigned to the Combined Joint Task Force-82 (CJTF-82) and
International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) Regional Command-South (RC-South) staff who were unable to participate in the
formal training seminars presented to the core staff. The student will become familiar with intelligence support planning and
information sharing activities associated with the CJTF staff. At the conclusion of this course, the student will be able to: Understand
the broader aspects of the complex operational environment; Understand and leverage all means of intelligence to
gain understanding of that environment; Organize and balance intelligence assets to better support the warfighter; and understand
considerations for information sharing across the joint force, the interagency, and coalition partners. This course is derived
from the US Joint Forces Command/Joint Warfighting Center (JWFC) Deployable Training Team academic training seminars
presented to the incoming CJTF-82 staff during the Mission Rehearsal Academics and Exercise, 4-8 April 2011 and 31
May – 3 June 2011. 1 hour(s)
Interagency 101 Introduction Course J3OP-US833 N,S, IP
This course is specifically designed for civilian and military interagency employees interested in U.S. Government confliction
prevention and response activities, in particular members of the Civilian Response Corps. The student will become familiar
with the need for an interagency partnership, recognize the agencies that comprise S/CRS and whose employees populate the
Civilian Response Corps, be able to identify the characteristics of the Civilian Response Corps, and associate each member of
the Interagency with a resource or benefit it brings to conflict prevention and response activities. At the conclusion of the
course, the student will understand how different interagency partners function within the interagency process in support of
conflict prevention and response activities. 1 hour(s)
Interagency Perspective and Integration (CJTF-HOA) Course J8OP-US208 S
The purpose of this course is to educate and train the Individual Augmentees (IAs) assigned to the CJTF-HOA staff who were
unable to participate in the formal in-house training at JWFC as part of the core staff. The student will become familiar with
* Indicates new courses added to the JKO LCMS after July 2011. The “*” is not a part of the actual course number.
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