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J J‑1 Personnel Directorate J‑3 Joint Staff, Operations;
operations directorate J‑4 Logistics Directorate J‑5 Plans and Policy Directorate
(FM 3‑06.11) J‑6 Communications‑Electronics
Directorate JA joint airborne (FM 90‑26;
judge advocate JA/ATT Joint Airborne/Air
Transportability Training (FM 3‑21.220) JAAP joint airborne advance party
(FM 90‑26; Joliet Army Ammunition Plant JAAT joint
air attack team (FM 1‑02) JACC joint
airborne communication center (FM 90‑26) JACKAL Surveillance
network participating group (NPG) of Link 16/TADIL J) Jackpot joint airborne communications
center/command post (FM 3‑90.6; see also JACRS code letters used on CARP drop
zones (FM 3‑21.220) JADB joint air defense board JADOC JADREP Joint Resource Assessment Data
Base Report JADS Joint Advanced Distributed
Simulation http://jadsweb.kirtland.af.mil/ JAG Judge
Advocate General (FM 1‑02) JAGC Judge Advocate General's Corps JAIEG joint atomic information exchange
Group JAMAC Joint Aeronautical Materials
Agency JAMB Joint Air Movements Board jamming The
deliberate radiation or reflection of electromagnetic energy to prevent or
degrade the receipt of information by a receiver. It includes communications
and noncommunications jamming, also barrage
jamming; electromagnetic
interference; electronic
attack; electronic warfare; imitative electronic deception; intrusion; meaconing (FM 2‑0) JAMPO Joint Allied Military Petroleum
Office (NATO) JAMTO Joint Airlines Military Traffic
Office JAN Joint Army‑Navy JANAF Joint Army‑Navy‑Air
Force JANAP Joint Army‑Navy‑Air
Force publication JANAST Joint Army‑Navy‑Air JANUS Joint Army Navy Uniform
Simulation JAOC joint
air operations center (FM 1‑02) JAPO Joint Area Petroleum Office JAST Joint Advanced
Strike Technology http://www.jast.mil/ JATCC JATO jet assisted takeoff JATP Joint Air Transportation Plan JATS Joint Air Transportation Service Java Java is a platform‑independent
current programming language designed for writing programs that can be downloaded to a computer through the Internet.
Using small programs (Java applets) makes the program interactive (i.e,
allows scoring of questions and student interactions) It is used in
conjunction with the HTML coded information, (TRADOC Pam 350‑70‑2) Java script A scripting language embedded
into the HTML document for developing Internet/Intranet applications. Java
and Java Script are not the same thing. The
difference is that Java was built as a general‑purpose language, while
Java Script is intended to provide a quicker and simpler language for
enhancing web pages and servers, (TRADOC Pam 350‑70‑2) JAWPS Joint Atomic Weapons Publications
System JBDAAFES Joint Board of Directors, Army‑Air
Force Exchange Service JBMTO Joint Bus Military Traffic Office JBUSDC Joint Brazil‑United States
Defense Commission JBUSMC Joint Brazil‑United States
Military Commission JCADIS Joint Continental Aerospace
Defense Integration Staff JCAE Joint Committee on Atomic Energy JCCRG Joint Command and Control
Requirements Group JCDSIPS Joint Continental Defense Systems
Integration Planning Staff JCI Joint Communications Instruction JCL job control language JCMOTF joint
civil‑military operations task force (FM 1‑02) JCOC Joint civilian orientation
conference JCP Joint Committee on Printing JCPX Joint Command Post Exercise JCS Joint
Chiefs of Staff (FM 1‑02) JCSAN Joint Chiefs of Staff Alerting
Network (Communications Network) JCSE joint
communications support element (FM 1‑02) JCSIDBAD Joint Chiefs of Staff
Identification Badge JD Julian date JDISS Joint
Deployable Intelligence Support System (FM 1‑02) JDS joint deployment system
(FM 7‑98) JEEP Joint Emergency Evacuation Plan JEOCN Joint European Operational
Communications Network JEPES Joint
Engineer Planning and Execution System (FM 1‑02) JESS joint exercise support system
(FM 7‑1) JEZ joint
engagement zone (FM 1‑02) JFACC joint
force air component commander (FM 1‑02) JFC joint
force commander (FM 1‑02) JFLCC joint
force land component commander (FM 1‑02) JFMCC joint
force maritime component commander (FM 1‑02) JFSOCC joint
force special operations component commander (FM 1‑02) JFTX joint field training exercise JFUB Joint Facilities Utilization
Board JGSDF Japanese Ground Self‑Defense
Forces JIB joint
information bureau (FM 1‑02) JIC joint
intelligence center (FM 1‑02) JICA Joint Intelligence Collecting
Agency JICS Joint Intelligence Coordination
Staff, CIA JIEP Joint Intelligence Estimate for
Planning JIFDATS Joint Services Inflight Data
Transmission System JIIM joint,
interagency, intergovernmental, and multinational (replaces JIM; FM 3‑21.20) JILO Joint Information Liaison Office JIM Joint Interagency Multinational
(obsolete; use JIIM) JINK Directive
call to perform an unpredictable maneuver to negate a tracking solution) JINTACCS joint inoperability of tactical
command and‑control systems (ARTEP 7‑90‑MTP,
ARTEP 7‑91‑MTP, ARTEP 7‑92‑ JIO Joint Information Office JLOTS joint
logistics over‑the‑shore (FM 1‑02) JLRB Joint Logistics Review Board JLRSE Joint Long Range Strategic
Estimate JLRSS Joint Long Range Strategic Study JM joint munitions (FM 3‑90.6);
jumpmaster (FM 3‑21.20, FM 7‑92, FM 3‑21.220,
FM 90‑26) JMC joint
movement center (FM 1‑02) JMCIC Joint Maritime Command
Information System. The Navy's primary C2 system afloat. It
includes the functions previously found in the Naval Intelligence Processing
System (NIPS), and the JDISS functions now being fielded.
For example, on an aircraft carrier the JDISS functions will be available on
the SCI‑level Navy
Tactical Command System‑Afloat workstation on a JMCOL JUMPS monthly compute output
listing JMEM Joint Munitions Effectiveness
Manual JMISE joint
military intelligence support element (FM 1‑02) JMPAB Joint Materiel Priorities and
Allocation Board JMPI jumpmaster personnel inspection
(FM 3‑21.220) JMPTC JMRO Joint Medical Regulating Office JMST joint management support tools
(formerly 'collection management support tools') JMTB Joint Military Transportation
Board JMTG Joint Military Terminology Group JMUA Joint Meritorious Unit Award JMUSDC Joint Mexican‑United States
Defense Commission JN jet navigation JNACC Joint Nuclear Accident
Coordinating Center JOA joint
operations area (FM 1‑02) job aids (electronic) A checklist, procedural guide,
decision table, work sheet, algorithm, or other aid delivered via electronic
means which job incumbents use to aid in task performance, (TRADOC
Pam 350‑70‑2) JOC joint
operations center (FM 1‑02) JOD joint occupancy date JOEG Joint Operations Evaluation Group JOG joint operations graphics
(FM 3‑25.26) joint air attack team A combination of US Army attack
and scout aircraft and fixed‑wing close air support aircraft operating
together to locate and attack high priority targets, such as tanks and other
targets of opportunity. The joint air attack team normally operates in a
coordinated effort with fire support, air defense artillery, and ground
maneuver forces against enemy armored formations, command vehicles, and enemy
air defense weapon systems. Also called JAAT (FM 1‑112) joint civil‑military
operations task force (DOD) A joint task force composed of civil‑military
operations units from more than one Service. It provides support to the joint
force commander in humanitarian or nation assistance operations, theater
campaigns, or civil‑military operations concurrent with or subsequent
to regional conflict. It can organize military interaction among many
governmental and nongovernmental humanitarian agencies within the theater.
Also called JCMOTF (FM 41‑10) joint
engagement zone (DOD) In air defense, that
airspace of defined dimension within which multiple air defense systems
(surface‑to‑air missiles and aircraft) are simultaneously
employed to engage air threats. Also called JEZ, also weapon
engagement zone (FM 3‑52) joint force (DOD)
A general term applied to a force composed of significant elements, assigned
or attached, of two or more Military Departments, operating under a single
joint force commander, also joint
force commander (FM 3‑0) joint force air component
commander (DOD) The commander within a unified
command, subordinate unified command, or joint task force responsible to the
establishing commander for making recommendations on the proper employment of
assigned, attached, and/or made available for employment air forces; planning
and coordinating air operations; or accomplishing such operational missions
as may be assigned. The joint force air component commander is given the authority necessary to accomplish missions
and tasks assigned by the establishing commander. Also called JFACC, also joint force commander (FM 100‑7) joint force commander (DOD)
A general term applied to a combatant commander, subunified commander, or
joint task force commander authorized to exercise combatant command (command
authority) or operational control over a joint force. Also called JFC, also joint force (FM 3‑0) joint force land component
commander (DOD) The commander within a unified command,
subordinate unified command, or joint task force responsible to the
establishing commander for making recommendations on the proper employment of
assigned, attached, and/or made available for tasking land forces, planning
and coordinating land operations, or accomplishing such operational missions
as may be assigned. The joint force land component commander is given the authority necessary to accomplish missions
and tasks assigned by the establishing commander. Also called JFLCC, also joint force commander, FM 3‑0) joint force maritime component commander (DOD) The commander within a unified command, subordinate
unified command, or joint task force responsible to the establishing
commander for making recommendations on the proper employment of assigned,
attached, and/or made available for tasking maritime forces and assets;
planning and coordinating maritime operations, or accomplishing such
operational missions as may be assigned. The joint force maritime component
commander is given the authority necessary to accomplish missions and tasks
assigned by the establishing commander. Also called JFMCC, also joint force
commander, FM 100‑7) joint force special operations
component commander (DOD) The commander within a unified
command, subordinate unified command, or joint task force responsible to the
establishing commander for making recommendations on the proper employment of
assigned, attached, and/or made available for tasking special operations
forces and assets; planning and coordinating special operations; or accomplishing
such operational missions as may be assigned. The joint force special
operations component commander is given the
authority necessary to accomplish missions and tasks assigned by the
establishing commander. Also called JFSOCC,
also joint force commander (FM 3‑05) Joint
Operation Planning and Execution System (DOD) A
system that provides the foundation for conventional command and control by
national‑ and combatant command‑level commanders and their
staffs. It is designed to satisfy their information needs in the
conduct of joint planning and operations. Joint Operation Planning and
Execution System (JOPES) includes joint operation planning, policies, procedures,
and reporting structures supported by communications and automated data
processing systems. JOPES is used to monitor, plan,
and execute mobilization, deployment, employment, and sustainment activities
associated with joint operations. Also called JOPES, also joint
operations (FM 3‑0) joint operations (DOD)
A general term to describe military actions conducted by joint forces, or by
Service forces in relationships (for example, support, coordinating
authority), which, of themselves, do not create joint forces (FM 3‑0) joint operations area (DOD)
An area of land, sea, and airspace defined by a geographic combatant
commander or subordinate unified commander in which a joint force commander
(normally a joint task force commander) conducts military operations to
accomplish a specific mission. Joint operations areas are particularly useful
when operations are limited in scope and geographic area or when operations
are to be conducted on the boundaries between
theaters. Also called JOA,
also area of responsibility; joint special operations area (FM 3‑0) joint
psychological operations task force (DOD) A joint
special operations task force composed of headquarters and operational
assets. It assists the joint force commander in developing strategic,
operational, and tactical psychological operations plans for a theater
campaign or other operations. joint rear
area (DOD) A specific
land area within a joint force commander's operational area designated to
facilitate protection and operations of installations and forces supporting
the joint force. Also called JRA,
also joint force; joint force commander; rear area (FM 3‑0) joint special operations air
component commander (DOD) The commander within the joint
force special operations command responsible for planning and executing joint
special air operations and for coordinating and deconflicting such operations
with conventional nonspecial operations air activities. The joint special
operations air component commander normally will be the commander with the
preponderance of assets and/or greatest ability to plan, coordinate,
allocate, task, control, and support the assigned joint special operations
aviation assets. The joint special operations air component commander may be
directly subordinate to the joint force special operations component
commander or to any nonspecial operations component or joint force commander
as directed. Also called JSOACC
(FM 3‑05) joint
special operations area (DOD) A restricted area of land,
sea, and airspace assigned by a joint force commander to the commander of a
joint special operations force to conduct special operations activities. The
commander of joint special operations forces may further assign a specific
area or sector within the joint special operations area to a subordinate
commander for mission execution. The scope and duration of the special
operations forces' mission, friendly and hostile situation, and politico‑military
considerations all influence the number, composition, and sequencing of
special operations forces deployed into a joint special operations area. It
may be limited in size to accommodate a discrete direct action mission or may
be extensive enough to allow a continuing broad range of unconventional
warfare operations. Also called JSOA
(FM 3‑05) joint special operations task
force (DOD) A joint task force composed of
special operations units from more than one Service, formed to carry out a
specific special operation or prosecute special operations in support of a
theater campaign or other operations. The joint special operations task force
may have conventional nonspecial operations units assigned or attached to
support the conduct of specific missions. Also called JSOTF (FM 3‑05) joint suppression
of enemy air defenses (DOD) A broad term that includes all
suppression of enemy air defense activities provided by one component of the
joint force in support of another. Also called J‑SEAD, also suppression
of enemy air defenses (FM 6‑20‑30) joint task
force (DOD)
A joint force that is constituted and so designated by the Secretary of
Defense, a combatant commander, a subunified commander, or an existing joint
task force commander. Also called JTF
(FM 3‑0, see Table 5‑7 for symbol) JOKER Fuel
state above BINGO at which separation/bugout/event termination should begin) JOPES Joint
Operation Planning and Execution System (FM 1‑02) JOPREP Joint Operational Reporting
System JOPS Joint Operations Planning System JOSPRO Joint Overseas Shipping Procedure JOSS Joint Overseas Switching System JOTC JOVIAL Jules Own Version of the
International Algorithmic Language JP joint
publication (FM 1‑02); jet petroleum (FM 3‑21.38); jet
pilot JP5 type of fuel (FM 3‑90.6) JP8 type
of fuel (FM 3‑21.20) JPA Japan Procurement Agency JPAM Joint Program Assessment
Memorandum JPAV joint
personnel asset visibility (FM 1‑02) JPB Joint Procurement Board JPEG (*.JPG) Joint Photographic Experts Group
uses "lossy" algorithms to select portions of an image to discard,
thereby saving space. JPEG format is used for 16‑
bit and 24‑bit photographs or artwork. JPEG determines what parts of an
image to discard based on studies of human vision and perception. These
studies revealed that the eye pays more attention to certain aspects of a
picture than to others, (TRADOC Pam 350‑70‑2) JPG JPMR Joint Projected Manpower
Requirements JPO Joint Petroleum Office JPOTF joint
psychological operations task force (FM 1‑02) JPPSOWA Joint Personal Property Shipping
Office, JRA joint
rear area (FM 1‑02) JRB Joint Reconnaissance Board JRC joint
reception center (FM 1‑02); JRCC joint rescue coordination center
(FM 90‑26) JRDOD Joint Research and Development
Objectives Document JRFL joint
restricted frequency list (FM 1‑02) JRMTO Joint Rail Military Traffic
Office JROTC Junior Reserve Officers' Training
Corps JRS joint reporting structure JSAM Joint Service Achievement Medal JSARC Joint Search and JSCM Joint Service Commendation Medal JSCO Joint Staff Communications Office JSCP Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan J‑SEAD joint
suppression of enemy air defenses (FM 1‑02) JSEP Job Skills Education Program JSIMS Joint Simulation System http://www.jsims.mil/index.html JSMB Joint Sealift Movements Board JSO Joint Service Office JSOA joint
special operations area (FM 1‑02) JSOACC joint
special operations air component commander (FM 1‑02) JSOF |