In this first volume of our series discussion Joint All Domain Operations, we take a basic look at JADO, the way forward for the United States Department of Defense. Doctrine for the subject was written at Air University's Lemay Center for Doctrine and Development.

 

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Doctrine Annex 3-99, for JADO was written and published at Air University's Lemay Center for Doctrine and Development. The…

In the renewed environment of great power competition, the United States has a distinct competitive advantage: its alliance and partner network. Strengthening those alliances and partnerships remains a cornerstone of the United States’ national security strategy.

In the renewed environment of great power competition, the United States has a distinct competitive advantage: its alliance and partner network. Strengthening those alliances and partnerships remains a cornerstone of the United States’ national security strategy.

Raytheon Intelligence & Space discusses what Greek mythology can tell us about missile defense. The U.S. Air Force, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Raytheon Technologies are creating a new space-based blanket of advanced sensors – to keep “eyes always on” in the lookout for potential missile attacks. 

Raytheon Intelligence & Space discusses what Greek mythology can tell us about missile defense. The U.S. Air Force, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Raytheon Technologies are creating a new space-based blanket of advanced sensors – to keep “eyes always on” in the lookout for potential missile attacks. 

According to the 2018 National Defense Strategy, the greatest threats to American national security now come not from nonstate actors and ungoverned spaces, but from powerful states with revisionist goals. China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran all seek to undermine American influence and interests wherever they can.

According to the 2018 National Defense Strategy, the greatest threats to American national security now come not from nonstate actors and ungoverned spaces, but from powerful states with revisionist goals. China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran all seek to undermine American influence and interests wherever they can.

Since the United States withdrew from Iraq in 2011, the US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) has continued to innovate, adapting to an ever-changing war zone in the second decade of this century. And, most recently, USSOCOM and its subordinate commands have played important roles in the Department of Defense pathfinder effort to employ artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in the fight against ISIS…

Since the United States withdrew from Iraq in 2011, the US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) has continued to innovate, adapting to an ever-changing war zone in the second decade of this century. And, most recently, USSOCOM and its subordinate commands have played important roles in the Department of Defense pathfinder effort to employ artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in the fight against ISIS…

Stanford University is hosting a brand-new class this fall—Technology, Innovation, and Modern War. Steve Blank who teaches the course along with Joe Felter and  Raj Shah, is writing about each class session—offering Modern War Institute readers an incredible opportunity to learn about the intersection of technology and war and hear from remarkable guest speakers. Sessions can be accessed through the Modern War Institute…

Stanford University is hosting a brand-new class this fall—Technology, Innovation, and Modern War. Steve Blank who teaches the course along with Joe Felter and  Raj Shah, is writing about each class session—offering Modern War Institute readers an incredible opportunity to learn about the intersection of technology and war and hear from remarkable guest speakers. Sessions can be accessed through the Modern War Institute…

Air University Press is soliciting manuscripts, journal articles, and short papers that focus on Joint All Domain Operations.

Air University Press is soliciting manuscripts, journal articles, and short papers that focus on Joint All Domain Operations.

The U.S. Army and Air Force signed a two-year collaboration agreement to develop a concept for joint all-domain operations. The effort will be led by Army Futures Command and the Air Force’s office of strategy, integration and requirements known as A5. The agreement was signed during a daylong meeting at the Pentagon on Sept. 29 between Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown and Army Chief of Staff Gen. James…

The U.S. Army and Air Force signed a two-year collaboration agreement to develop a concept for joint all-domain operations. The effort will be led by Army Futures Command and the Air Force’s office of strategy, integration and requirements known as A5. The agreement was signed during a daylong meeting at the Pentagon on Sept. 29 between Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Charles “CQ” Brown and Army Chief of Staff Gen. James…

The article gives a great synopsis on what each service have been developing in support of the overall Department of Defense JADC2 initiative. 

The article gives a great synopsis on what each service have been developing in support of the overall Department of Defense JADC2 initiative. 

The article gives a great synopsis on what each service have been developing in support of the overall Department of Defense JADC2 initiative. 

The article gives a great synopsis on what each service have been developing in support of the overall Department of Defense JADC2 initiative. 

Good collection of articles from recent history 

 

How the Army is doing JADC2

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Maxwell AFB AL: The LeMay Center for Doctrine Development and Education published the first ever doctrine annex on the Department of the Air Force (DAF) role in Joint All-Domain Operations (JADO) on 1 June. The Annex provides the first look into how the DAF intends to fit in to the envisioned joint force.

It is available at: https://www.doctrine.af.mil/Operational-Level-Doctrine/Annex-3-1-DAF-Role-in-Jt-All-Domain-Ops-JADO…

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