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Organizing for information warfare at the geographic combatant commands : lessons from the United States Central Command joint effects process

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Data Type :	단행본
ISBN :	9781977412744
Class No. :	U163
Title/Author :	Organizing for information warfare at the geographic combatant commands : lessons from the United States Central Command joint effects process / Christopher Paul, Michael Schwille, Stephen Webber, Alyssa Demus, Erik Van Hegewald
Imprint :	Santa Monica, CA : RAND National Defense Research Institute, [2024]
Format :	77 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm
Total Title Note :	Research report ; A2270-1
General Notes :	Title from PDF document (title page; viewed May 14, 2024)
General Notes :	"Prepared for the United States Central Command"
Note :	Includes bibliographical references (pages 75-77).
요약 :	Information power is increasingly recognized as a critical source of national power and a key component of military operations. Between 2020 and 2023, U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM) made changes to better integrate information and information warfare issues into its battle rhythm. These activities rely on cross-functional staff integration groups, referred to as boards, bureaus, centers, cells, and working groups (B2C2WG) and operational planning teams. The meetings and processes generated by the B2C2WG are part of a command's routine cycle of command and staff activities that synchronize current and future operations. These changes have resulted in several USCENTCOM operations notably integrating information and information power into planning and execution, which offers opportunities for assessment and learning. Thus far, the extent to which these operations succeeded in integrating information as a joint function has not been well documented, nor have the effects been fully captured. This report documents the processes and information activities of these operations and assesses their effectiveness. In addition, the report includes lessons for distribution to relevant elements within the joint force and presents a framework for drawing further lessons from the commander's decisionmaking cycle and for the execution of future operations. Research methods included a comprehensive review of relevant documentation and literature, both internal and external to the command; more than 35 interviews with subject-matter experts drawn from current and previous USCENTCOM and CENTCOM service component command personnel; and case studies of three instances of operations planned under the USCENTCOM joint effects process (JEP)
General Subject Name :	Information warfare -- United States. --
General Subject Name :	Military intelligence -- United States --
General Subject Name :	Unified operations (Military science) --
Personal Author :	Paul, Christopher, 1971-, author
Personal Author :	Schwille, Michael
Personal Author :	Webber, Stephen E., Jr.
Personal Author :	Demus, Alyssa
Personal Author :	Van Hegewald, Erik
Organization Author :	Rand Corporation. National Security Research Division
Organization Author :	United States. Central Command
Language	English