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DIVISION BATTLE COMMAND PART 2

DIVISION BATTLE COMMAND PART 2. CPT DARRYL A. KELLY UNCLASSIFIED. PURPOSE. To provide an overview of the different aspects of division battle command. REFERENCES. FM 71-100. OUTLINE. Joint, Multinational and Interagency Environments Control of Tactical Movement Airspace Control

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DIVISION BATTLE COMMAND PART 2

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  1. DIVISION BATTLE COMMANDPART 2 CPT DARRYL A. KELLY UNCLASSIFIED

  2. PURPOSE To provide an overview of the different aspects of division battle command.

  3. REFERENCES • FM 71-100

  4. OUTLINE • Joint, Multinational and Interagency Environments • Control of Tactical Movement • Airspace Control • Digitization of the Battlefield • Summary • Questions • Conclusions

  5. JOINT OPERATIONS1 OF 3 • Consist of 2 or more services • Established • Secretary of Defense • A Commander in Chief (CINC) • Subordinate Unified Commander • Existing JTF Commander

  6. JOINTOPERATIONS2 OF 3 • JTFs are responsible to establishing authority • Normally Temporary • Disestablished on completion of mission

  7. JOINT OPERATIONS

  8. MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS1 of 4 • Two or more nations conducting operations together to accomplish a single mission.

  9. MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS2 of 4 • Command • Control

  10. MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS3 of 4 • Command • Multinational at echelons above division • Multinational forces fighting on its flank • Receive support or provide support • Integrated forces under control of division or brigade

  11. MULTINATIONAL OPERATIONS 4 of 4 • Control • A division commander may not always have the option to determine the command structure of the multinational force

  12. INTERAGENCY OPERATIONS1 of 2 • Primary purpose of interagency operations are to promote, support and defend US national interest without becoming involved in war.

  13. INTERAGENCY OPERATIONS2 of 2 • Political in nature • Integrate the efforts of several agencies in a common goal • Established through negotiation

  14. CONTROL OF TACTICAL MOVEMENT • Understand the size of unit • Organized in serials of march • Use multiple routes (4 routes) • Designate speeds

  15. CONTROL OF AIRSPACE1 of 3 • Div A2C2 Overseas the airspace control function • Identify/resolve airspace user conflicts • Airspace user requirement • Maintain maps, overlays • SOPs, plan and annexes to OPORD/OPLAN

  16. CONTROL OF AIRSPACE2 of 3 • Div A2C2 element comprises designated representatives: • G3 Section • ADA Element • Aviation Element

  17. CONTROL OF AIRSPACE3 of 3 • FSE • Air Force TACP • Supporting air traffic control platoon

  18. DIGITIZATION OF THE BATTLEFIELD1 of 2 • Digitization is defined as near-real-time transfer of battlefield information between diverse fighting elements to permit the shared awareness of the tactical situation

  19. DIGITIZATION OF THE BATTLEFIELD2 of 2 • Microprocessing and space based technologies: • Broadband transmission systems • modular communication component • Facsimile, video, Global Positioning Information and graphic overlays for digital mapping

  20. SUMMARY • Joint, Multinational and Interagency Environments • Control of Tactical Movement • Airspace Control • Digitization of the Battlefield

  21. QUESTIONS

  22. CONCLUSION

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