Joint Publication 3-0: Joint Operations

U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. (2017). Joint Publication 3-0: Joint Operations: Joint Operations.

Type

Report

Intellectual base

Grey literature

Year

2017

Link

https://irp.fas.org/doddir/dod/jp3_0.pdf

Cited from

cognitive_science

Cited by

4 citations across 4 artifacts.

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Primes

• Shared Mental Model
  • Collaborative software. Shared documents, design canvases, and conflict-resolving collaborative editors make the document itself the shared model, providing the concurrent-edit semantics the pattern requires. Engineering operations. Living architecture diagrams, runbooks, and incident-response documents are shared models of the operated system; their staleness is a leading indicator of coordination failure. Military command and control. The common operating picture is an explicit shared model — a single display jointly read by commanders and staff, with doctrine defining who updates and who references it.

    This sourceDefines the common operational picture as 'a single identical display of relevant information shared by more than one command,' with doctrine assigning who maintains and who references it — the military shared model as an explicit single authoritative display.

Domain-specific

• Common-Operating-Picture Breakdown
  • flagged in Katrina, Deepwater Horizon, and 2017-season after-action reviews. Multi-agency law enforcement operations — federal, state, and local agencies on incompatible incident-tracking systems producing duplicated effort and gaps, remedied by a shared operational dashboard. Military joint operations — the doctrinally specified joint common operational picture (JCOP), whose breakdown is studied across exercises and multi-domain-operations literature

    This sourceJoint doctrine's definition and use of the common operational picture as a single identical display shared across commands.

• Operational Pause
  • In US joint doctrine (JP 3-0), the operational pause is the instrument by which a commander manages the approach to the culminating point

    This sourceThe doctrinal status of the operational pause as the instrument for managing the approach to the culminating point.

• Supporting Effort
  • US doctrine (JP 3-0, FM 3-0) formalises this as a tripartite classification — decisive, shaping, and sustaining operations

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