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A Warrior’s Focus a presentation to the Program Executive Officer System Commanders Conference

USJFCOM. A Warrior’s Focus a presentation to the Program Executive Officer System Commanders Conference. ADM Ed Giambastiani Commander, U.S. Joint Forces Command. 21 November 2002 1. Overview. USJFCOM. If you need help, ask now!. 21 November 2002 2. Overview. USJFCOM.

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A Warrior’s Focus a presentation to the Program Executive Officer System Commanders Conference

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  1. USJFCOM A Warrior’s Focus a presentation to the Program Executive Officer System Commanders Conference ADM Ed Giambastiani Commander, U.S. Joint Forces Command 21 November 2002 1 Overview

  2. USJFCOM If you need help, ask now! 21 November 2002 2 Overview

  3. USJFCOM JFCOM Priority Areas 21 November 2002 3 Overview

  4. Draft USJFCOM Mission U.S. Joint Forces Command maximizes the Nation’s future and present military capabilities by leading the transformation of joint forces, through joint concept development and experimentation, identifying joint requirements, advancing interoperability, conducting joint training, and providing ready forcesand capabilities – all in support of the Combatant Commands.

  5. Draft USJFCOM Command Vision A dynamic command that learns from and works with our partners to lead continuousevolutionary and revolutionary improvements in U.S. warfighting capabilities to enable continued American success, including rapid, decisive military action.

  6. Draft USJFCOM Command Priorities • Provide joint forces and capabilities • DOD #1 – Successfully pursue the GWOT • DOD #4 – Optimize intelligence capabilities • Improve joint warfighting capabilities • DOD #1 – Successfully pursue the GWOT • DOD #2 – Strengthen joint warfighting capabilities • DOD #4 – Optimize intelligence capabilities • DOD #10 – Improve IA process, focus, and integration • Transform the joint force • DOD #3 – Transform the Joint Force • DOD #2 – Strengthen joint warfighting capabilities • DOD #4 – Optimize intelligence capabilities • DOD #10 – Improve IA process, focus, and integration • Improve internal command processes • DOD #9 – Streamline DoD processes

  7. Four Thumbrules • An 80% solution today is better (and cheaper) than a 100% solution tomorrow. • Warfighters know what military problems they face; they may not know which technologies will help them solve these problems • Warfighters know good technology solutions when they see them • There are no “joint requirements,” but there should be!

  8. Strategic National Unified Command Strategic Theater Joint Force Headquarters Operational Components Tactical Army Forces Marine Forces Navy Forces Air Force Forces Joint Requirements

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