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Operationalizing JV 2010

J. Doctrine. Education. V. Analysis. Warplans. JOINT VISION. Exercises & Training. Information Management. Operationalizing JV 2010. MG George F. Close J-7, Joint Staff jv2010@js.pentagon.mil. RMA Talk. Institutionalizing JV2010. Vision. Transformation. (EFX-00). Leverage!.

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Operationalizing JV 2010

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  1. J Doctrine Education V Analysis Warplans JOINT VISION Exercises & Training Information Management Operationalizing JV 2010 MG George F. Close J-7, Joint Staff jv2010@js.pentagon.mil

  2. RMA Talk Institutionalizing JV2010 Vision Transformation (EFX-00) Leverage! 1999-Beyond DOTMLP Systems Approach: JIMP; CJCSI 1997-1998 Institutionalizing JV2010 1997 Joint Experimentation 1996 Information Superiority Pre-1996 Operationalize Service/Core Integration Concept Joint/DOD/IA Integration Vision Allied Integration Interagency Integration Industry Integration

  3. JV2010 Implementation Process Concept Development Assessment Integration ACOM/All CJCS/JCS ACOM/All Leadership Integration CJIATF --It’s All About Integration Information Superiority Responsibility Service Service/Core Integration CJCS/CINCS Joint/DOD/IA Integration CJCS/CINCS Allied Integration OSD/CJCS Interagency Integration OSD/SVCS Industry Integration Best Advice to SECDEF for Decision-Making Back to Services Train Maintain Equip

  4. “the United States still requires a military fully prepared to respond to a host of crises”--JSR-98 1998 2010 5.9 Billion 450 Incidents 14 States 21.2 Million 49 Conflicts 14,000 Deaths $110 Billion/Year $264 Billion

  5. 21st Century Military Challenges Information Security Transnational Threats International Drug Trade

  6. National Military Strategy Shape Peacetime Engagement Activities Deterrence Respond Smaller Scale Contingencies Major Theater Wars Prepare Now Nuclear/WMD Threats JV 2010 Future Challenges Meet shape/respond challenges while transforming future force

  7. JV2010 Leadership Responsibilities SecDef • Provides guidance on national security policy and objectives CJCS • Assists President/SecDef in providing for the strategic direction of the military • Develops doctrine for the joint employment of the armed forces • Formulates policy for joint training and coordinating the military education and training of armed forces Title X

  8. Joint Vision 2010 “Joint Vision 2010 is the conceptual template for how America’s Armed Forces will channel the vitality and innovation of our people and leverage technologicalopportunities to achieve new levels of effectiveness in joint warfighting.” Joint Vision 2010 • America’s military preparing for tomorrow: Quality People Trained, Equipped and Ready for Joint operations • Persuasive in Peace • Decisive in War • Preeminent in Any Form of Conflict • Focused on--INTEGRATION: • Joint Capabilities • Seams Between Service Competencies • Breakthrough Warfighting Capabilities

  9. The Foundation for the Future • The Success of JV 2010 Rests Upon the Foundation of a High Quality Force • We Will Remain Focused on the Four Critical Facets That Form the Basis for this Force

  10. Emerging Operational Concepts Enabled By Information Superiority And Technological Innovation ... Fused Through Co-evolution of DOTML-P Full Spectrum Dominance Dominant Maneuver D O T M L P Precision Engagement Synergism achieved only through co-evolution of: Joint Doctrine Agile Organizations Joint Training & Education Enhanced Materiel Innovative Leadership, and High Quality People Full Spectrum Dominance Technological Innovation Coalition and Interagency Information Superiority Focused Logistics Full Dimensional Protection

  11. Information Superiority Requires END STATES Common operational picture Collaborative planning systems Networked sensors Enhanced C2 systems Precise battlespace knowledge • Seamless Architecture & Systems Integration • Responsive Information Collection, Processing & Dissemination • Offensive & Defensive • Information Warfare • Others... Sensor Grid Engagement Grid Information Superiority Information Grid Enabling Concept Concept Network Centric

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