test 1

SOB1: Order of precedence NSS, NDS, NMS

• National Security Strategy (President) 

• National Defense Strategy (SecDef) 

National Military Strategy (CJCS) 

SOB2: Recall LOEs to achieve the goal of the NSS 

• 1) Invest in tools of American power and influence 

• 2) Build coalition of nations to better shape the global strategic environment 

• 3) Modernize and strengthen the military  

• SOB3 Recall 4 top-level defense priorities to strengthen deterrence as described in the NDS 

• 1) Defend the homeland 

• 2) Deter strategic attacks against the US, allies and partners  

• 3) Deter aggression and be prepared to prevail in conflict 

• 4) Build a resilient Joint Force and defense ecosystem  

• SOB4: Identify the two priorities outlined in NMS 

• 1) Integrate deterrence  

• 2) Strategic discipline  

• SOB5: Choose all objectives for which the USSF is responsible as laid out in National Space Policy  

• Robust space domain awareness of all activities in space with the ability to characterize and attribute potentially threatening behavior  

• Resilient space-enabled missions that reduce the impact or deny the effectiveness of adversaries’ actions 

• Assured, credible, and demonstrable response to defend vital national interests in space  

• SOB6: Recall the five pillars for enhanced stakeholder collaboration as outlined in National Cyber Security Strategy  

• 1) Defend critical infrastructure 

• 2) Disrupt and dismantle threat actors  

• 3) Shape market forces to drive security and resilience 

• 4) Invest in a resilient future  

• 5) Forge international partnerships to pursue shared goals  

• SOB1: Recognize the meaning of competition continuum 

• Describes a world of enduring competition conducted through a mixture of cooperation, competition, and armed conflict  

• SOB2: Name the three elements of the competition continuum 

• Cooperation – collaborate selectively, maintain, advance 

• Competition – counter, enhance, contest, limit 

• Conflict – defeat, deny, degrade, disrupt  

• SOB1: Recall the levels of warfare and their purpose  

• Strategic Level – national policy, global strategy, theater strategy  

• Operational level – campaigns, major operations 

• Tactical Level – battles, engagements, small-unit / crew actions  

 

• SOB1: Identify the statutory functions of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff 

• 7 Statutory Responsibilities 

• 1) Global military integration 

• 2) Strategic direction of the armed forces 

• 3) Strategic and contingency planning  

• 4) Global force management 

• 5) joint capability development 

• 6) Joint force development activities 

• 7) Comprehensive joint readiness and assessments  

J1

Manpower and personnel

J2

Intelligence

J3

Operations

J4

Logistics

J5

Strategy, Plans, and Policy

J6

Command, control, cyber, communications

J7

Joint Force Development

J8

Requirements, resources, and assessments

• Directed readiness 

• Force ready and available to execute NDS within acceptable risk