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TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................ ix CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION TO THE JOINT TASK FORCE • General ..................................................................................................................... I-1 • JTF Organization ...................................................................................................... I-3 • Command and Control .............................................................................................. I-3 • Manpower and Personnel .......................................................................................... I-3 • Intelligence ............................................................................................................... I-4 • Planning and Operations ........................................................................................... I-4 • Logistics ................................................................................................................... I-4 • Command, Control, Communications, and Computer Systems Support..................... I-5 • Multinational Considerations .................................................................................... I-5 • Checklists ................................................................................................................. I-5 CHAPTER II JOINT TASK FORCE ORGANIZATION AND STAFFING SECTION A. JOINT TASK FORCE ORGANIZATION PRINCIPLES ..................... II-1 • General .................................................................................................................... II-1 • Staff Organization .................................................................................................... II-2 • JTF Headquarters Functions ..................................................................................... II-5 SECTION B. KEY FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES .................................. II-5 • Commander, JTF ...................................................................................................... II-5 • Deputy Commander, JTF ....................................................................................... II-10 • Chief of Staff ......................................................................................................... II-11 • Personal Staff of the Commander ........................................................................... II-13 • Special Staff Group ................................................................................................ II-21 • JTF Staff Directorates ............................................................................................ II-21 • Additional Organizational Considerations .............................................................. II-21 SECTION C. SEMI-PERMANENT JTFs ................................................................ II-26 • General .................................................................................................................. II-26 • Checklist ................................................................................................................ II-26 SECTION D. JOINT TASK FORCE LIAISON PERSONNEL ................................ II-29 • General .................................................................................................................. II-29 • Checklist ................................................................................................................ II-30 iii
Table of Contents CHAPTER III JOINT TASK FORCE SUBORDINATE COMMANDS • General .................................................................................................................. III-1 • Service Component Commands ............................................................................. III-3 • Functional Component Commands ........................................................................ III-3 • Special Purpose Subordinate Task Forces .............................................................. III-10 CHAPTER IV JOINT TASK FORCE COMMAND AND CONTROL • General .................................................................................................................. IV-1 • Support .................................................................................................................. IV-1 • Other Authorities ................................................................................................... IV-2 • JTF Command and Control Considerations ............................................................ IV-4 • Component and Subordinate Task Force Command and Control ............................ IV-5 • Supported and Supporting Commanders ................................................................ IV-5 • Specialized JTF Assignments ................................................................................. IV-6 • JTF Control and Coordination Measures ................................................................ IV-6 • Rules of Engagement ............................................................................................. IV-6 • Combat Identification ............................................................................................. IV-8 • Multinational Command and Control Considerations ............................................. IV-9 CHAPTER V JOINT TASK FORCE MANPOWER AND PERSONNEL • General ................................................................................................................... V-1 • J-1 Organization ...................................................................................................... V-1 • JTF J-1 Primary Responsibilities ............................................................................. V-1 • JTF J-1 Additional Responsibilities ......................................................................... V-6 • Checklist ................................................................................................................. V-7 CHAPTER VI JOINT TASK FORCE INTELLIGENCE • General .................................................................................................................. VI-1 • Intelligence Sources ............................................................................................... VI-3 • Collection Disciplines ............................................................................................ VI-4 • JTF J-2 Responsibilities ......................................................................................... VI-4 • Multinational Intelligence Operations .................................................................... VI-6 • Intelligence Considerations for Military Operations Other Than War ..................... VI-8 • Supported Combatant Commander’s Joint Intelligence Center ............................. VI-10 • JTF Joint Intelligence Support Element ................................................................ VI-10 • Intelligence Offices, Centers, and Teams .............................................................. VI-12 • Checklist .............................................................................................................. VI-15 iv Joint Pub 5-00.2
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Chapter III III-2 POSSIBLE JOINT TA
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Chapter VI A more detailed discussi
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Chapter VI • Identifying potentia
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Chapter VII TYPICAL JOINT TASK FORC
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Chapter VII • Review of targeting
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Chapter VII VII-6 JTCB also may ens
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Chapter VII “Future operations
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Chapter VII Joint Rear Area (JRA) J
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Chapter IX process from NCA to JCS
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Appendix A h. CJCSM 6120.05, “Tac
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Appendix B 5. Distribution a. Addit
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Glossary EPW enemy prisoner of war
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Glossary PA public affairs PAO publ
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