Joint Publication 3-60: Joint Targeting¶
Staff, J. C. o. (2013). Joint Publication 3-60: Joint Targeting: Joint Targeting.
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- Prioritization
- When the enemy moves its repair facility, the ranking shifts automatically, because the metric (strategic contribution) is stable—a process formalized in U.S. joint doctrine (Joint Chiefs of Staff, 2013) as the six-phase joint targeting cycle.
This sourceU.S. Department of Defense. Doctrinal six-phase joint targeting cycle (objectives, target development and prioritization, capabilities analysis, commander's decision, mission planning and execution, assessment); codifies how strategic contribution to commander's intent ranks targets and allocates limited fires.
- When the enemy moves its repair facility, the ranking shifts automatically, because the metric (strategic contribution) is stable—a process formalized in U.S. joint doctrine (Joint Chiefs of Staff, 2013) as the six-phase joint targeting cycle.
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