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 | MULTIPLE DILEMMAS: CHALLENGES AND OPTIONS FOR ALL-DOMAIN COMMAND AND CONTROL By MIRANDA PRIEBE et al
In order to counter increasingly capable near-peer competitors, the services have been
developing new concepts for multidomain operations (MDOs), intended to better integrate
operations in the air, land, maritime, space, and cyber domains. The joint force already conducts
MDOs today, but current initiatives aim to expand the scope, scale, and speed of such operations.
As a result, the joint force is considering how current command-and-control (C2) constructs may
need to adapt to enable ...Read more > | 156 Pages 3.14 MB |
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 | CHINESE VIEWS OF ALL-DOMAIN OPERATIONS By Derek Solen
Joint All-Domain Operations (JADO), the joint operational concept that has evolved from
Multi-Domain Battle (MDB) and then Multi-Domain Operations (MDO), is intended to cope with
the military capabilities of Russia and China. Therefore, how Russia’s and China’s defense
establishments perceive JADO is important for two reasons. First, their appraisals of the concept’s
feasibility will be major factors in their decisions whether to try to counter it or not. Second,
whether they ...Read more > | 12 Pages 364.16 KB |
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 | JOINT-ALL DOMAIN OPERATIONS IS MISSING ALL-DOMAIN COMMAND & CONTROL SUPPORT By Scott, Kyle D., MAJ, USA
A joint force command, tasked with defeating a modern military with comparable
warfighting capabilities in a traditional war, will primarily require command and control support
(C2S) conveyed by both cyberspace and the electro-magnetic spectrum (EMS) to converge joint
cross-domain effects and preserve the advantages offered by network-enabled operations.1 The
Department of Defense-wide effort to produce a new joint warfighting concept for deterring
potential adversaries, like the ...Read more > | 19 Pages 926.60 KB |
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 | JOINT ALL-DOMAIN COMMAND AND CONTROL FOR MODERN WARFARE By Sherrill Lingel et al
Multidomain operations (MDO) arguably represent a means of waging warfare increasingly
employed by the United States and others for decades. Land, sea, and air forces are brought to
bear against adversary air, land, and sea forces that often rely on capabilities from space-based
systems and digital information from computer networks. Given these additional domains, what
is driving today’s modern warfare vision for MDO? In modern warfare, space is no longer a
sanctuary in which offensive ...Read more > | 78 Pages 3.14 MB |
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 | MAKING THE MOST OF THE AIR FORCE’S INVESTMENT IN JOINT ALL DOMAIN COMMAND AND CONTROL By Center for Strategic and International Studies
The Air Force recently requested $435 million for the Advanced Battle Management
System (ABMS), the leading technical solution to the problem of Joint All Domain
Command and Control (JADC2). JADC2 describes an emerging concept whereby sensors
and shooters in all domains—air, land, sea, space, and cyberspace—are linked and can
rapidly target adversary ...Read more > | 5 Pages 3.65 MB |
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