The Joint Warfare Analysis Program

The Joint Warfare Analysis Program

This paper examines the need for a program of Joint Warfare Analysis as an option in Joint Professional Military Education, Phase I, for intermediate level officers. The findings are based on structured interviews with 50 senior flag officers on whose staffs graduates would serve. Graduates of such...

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Hauptverfasser: Orlansky, Jesse, Carney, Thomas P, Deegan, Gene A, Hilton, Robert P, Russ, Robert D
Format: Report
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
ACTIVE DUTY
BILLETS(PERSONNEL)
CAREERS
CODING
COSTS
COURSES(EDUCATION)
DATA ACQUISITION
EDUCATION
FLAG OFFICERS
GRADUATES
INTERVIEWING
JPME(JOINT PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION)
JWAP(JOINT WARFARE ANALYSIS PROGRAM)
METHODOLOGY
Military Forces and Organizations
NAVAL PERSONNEL
NAVAL PLANNING
NAVAL TRAINING
OFFICER PERSONNEL
OPERATIONS RESEARCH
Personnel Management and Labor Relations
SIMULATION
TEST AND EVALUATION
UTILIZATION
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Zusammenfassung:This paper examines the need for a program of Joint Warfare Analysis as an option in Joint Professional Military Education, Phase I, for intermediate level officers. The findings are based on structured interviews with 50 senior flag officers on whose staffs graduates would serve. Graduates of such a program are considered important on Joint and Service Command staffs, and half the respondents consider them essential and would trade off a current billet for such a graduate. The curriculum should include studies campaign analysis, simulation and joint exercise evaluation. It is estimated that 30 to 40 graduates would be needed each year to fill 90 to 130 billets on Joint and major Service command staffs.