JFC MIDTERM EXAM WITH 150 QUESTIONS &
CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST 2024
order of precedence between
multinational, joint, multiservice and service
doctrine - ANSWER-(1) multi-national, (2) Joint, (3) Multiservice, (4) service
define multi-national doctrine - ANSWER-Agreed upon fundamental principles
that
guide the employment of forces of two or
more nations in coordinated action toward
a common objective. Ratified by participating nations
Joint Doctrine - ANSWER-Fundamental principles that guide the
employment of United States military forces in
coordinated action toward a common
objective and may include terms, tactics,
techniques, and procedures
Multiservice Doctrine - ANSWER-Fundamental principles that guide the
employment of forces of two or more services in
coordinated action toward a common
objective. Signatory services are the proponents
,Unified Action Def - ANSWER-Direct result of unity of effort. synchronizes,
coordinates, and/or integrates joint, single-Service, and multinational
operations with the operations of other USG
departments and agencies, NGOs, IGOs (e.g.,
the United Nations [UN]), and the private
sector to achieve unity of effort
COCOM - ANSWER-COCOM is the command authority over
assigned forces vested only in the commanders
of combatant commands by Title 10, US Code,
Section 164 (or as otherwise directed by the
President or SecDef) and cannot be delegated or
transferred." Highest and unique authority - cannot be delegated
OPCON - ANSWER-OPCON is the authority to perform those
functions of command over subordinate forces
involving organizing and employing commands
and forces, assigning tasks, designating
objectives, and giving authoritative direction
necessary to accomplish the mission."
TACON - ANSWER-"TACON is the authority over forces that is
limited to the detailed direction and control of
movements or maneuvers within the operational
area necessary to accomplish missions or tasks
assigned."
, Support - ANSWER-"Support is a command authority. A support
relationship is established by a common
superior commander between subordinate
commanders when one organization should aid,
protect, complement, or sustain another force." Supported commander determines
what,
where, and when. Supporting commander determines who and how and provides
connectivity to the forces
ADCON - ANSWER-Direction or
exercise of authority with respect to
administration and support
Coordinating authority - ANSWER-commander or individual who has the
authority to require
consultation between the specific functions or
activities involving forces of two or more
Services, joint force components, or forces of
the same Service or agencies, but does not
have the authority to compel agreement
Direct liaison authorized (DIRLAUTH) - - ANSWER-That
authority granted by a commander (any level)
to a subordinate to directly consult or
coordinate an action with a command or
CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST 2024
order of precedence between
multinational, joint, multiservice and service
doctrine - ANSWER-(1) multi-national, (2) Joint, (3) Multiservice, (4) service
define multi-national doctrine - ANSWER-Agreed upon fundamental principles
that
guide the employment of forces of two or
more nations in coordinated action toward
a common objective. Ratified by participating nations
Joint Doctrine - ANSWER-Fundamental principles that guide the
employment of United States military forces in
coordinated action toward a common
objective and may include terms, tactics,
techniques, and procedures
Multiservice Doctrine - ANSWER-Fundamental principles that guide the
employment of forces of two or more services in
coordinated action toward a common
objective. Signatory services are the proponents
,Unified Action Def - ANSWER-Direct result of unity of effort. synchronizes,
coordinates, and/or integrates joint, single-Service, and multinational
operations with the operations of other USG
departments and agencies, NGOs, IGOs (e.g.,
the United Nations [UN]), and the private
sector to achieve unity of effort
COCOM - ANSWER-COCOM is the command authority over
assigned forces vested only in the commanders
of combatant commands by Title 10, US Code,
Section 164 (or as otherwise directed by the
President or SecDef) and cannot be delegated or
transferred." Highest and unique authority - cannot be delegated
OPCON - ANSWER-OPCON is the authority to perform those
functions of command over subordinate forces
involving organizing and employing commands
and forces, assigning tasks, designating
objectives, and giving authoritative direction
necessary to accomplish the mission."
TACON - ANSWER-"TACON is the authority over forces that is
limited to the detailed direction and control of
movements or maneuvers within the operational
area necessary to accomplish missions or tasks
assigned."
, Support - ANSWER-"Support is a command authority. A support
relationship is established by a common
superior commander between subordinate
commanders when one organization should aid,
protect, complement, or sustain another force." Supported commander determines
what,
where, and when. Supporting commander determines who and how and provides
connectivity to the forces
ADCON - ANSWER-Direction or
exercise of authority with respect to
administration and support
Coordinating authority - ANSWER-commander or individual who has the
authority to require
consultation between the specific functions or
activities involving forces of two or more
Services, joint force components, or forces of
the same Service or agencies, but does not
have the authority to compel agreement
Direct liaison authorized (DIRLAUTH) - - ANSWER-That
authority granted by a commander (any level)
to a subordinate to directly consult or
coordinate an action with a command or
