Joint Task Force Missions and Commands

Joint Task Force Missions and Commands
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Joint Task Force Missions and Commands
1 a. JTF chart
B. Command and Control Organization of the JTF
In command and control (C2), the joint commanders would respond to threats posed by Saturn, where there are combined forces of the US and Neptune organized into a joint task force. The Joint Task Force (JTF) is designed to deploy and support Neptune’s forces, and Neptune is a US ally. The Geographic Combatant Command (GCC) is at the head, and there are the army, air force, navy, and marine components, and they are part of the GCC service components plus the SOF and JTF. The JTF considers the combatant command where there is coordination and cooperation of some military activities, especially on land and sharing information. The combatant commander is responsible for the management, prioritization, tasks, and operations of subordinate commanders (commanders) operating in the joint operational area. Commanders with operational control support contingency planning and special operations planning, including neutralizing threats (Killblane, 2019).
In the standardized military decision-making process, there is evaluation of planning by prioritizing the mission, current situation-based preparation, and intelligence preparation considering the threat posed and the priorities. However, there is no course of action (COA), but there is an emphasis on the priorities for protection against attacks by Saturn. Still, it is necessary to prioritize how different service components will influence logistics and operational planning (Harned, 2016).
ARFOR (Army Forces), AFFOR (Air Force Forces), NAVFOR (Navy Forces), and MARFOR (Marine Corps Forces) are the service components under a commander who organizes various services. ARFOR, AFFOR, NAVFOR, and MARFOR are the JTF service component command JTF service components command that is below the GCC. The ARFOR is responsible for planning, management, coordination, and integration of air defense forces and means of functional components of the Armed Forces at the operations level. Training staff who are part of the service components allows them to form and operate as part of the JTF. The combined joint task force would be maritime operations to open up Neptune’s largest port, Caballos, and prevent traffic congestion. Neptune lacks significant amphibious transport or assault capability, and even as coalition partners of naval forces, the US would provide more maritime resources to neutralize Saturn’s threats.
The Joint Force Land Component Commander (JFLCC), Joint Force Air Component Commander (JFACC), and Joint Force Maritime Component Command (JFMCC) are functional component commanders. The functional components are essential in command, control, and operations planning.
One of the objectives is to “establish appropriate command and control entities and relationships to facilitate civil-military operations at the JTF level.” As part of civil-military operations, expert support and plan to coordinate activities are provided. Mutual partnership and coordination will enhance civil-military operations and make it easier to monitor local response...