Operational Sequencing in a Joint Maritime Environment.
Jeffrey T. Bernardi
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Jeffrey T. Bernardi
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Abstract : This essay examines that portion of operational art known as 'operational sequencing'. The essay begins by defining operational sequencing through research of current joint doctrine, analyses and studies. Next, a case study is analyzed. The case study, the Central Pacific Campaign, serves to illustrate operational sequencing in a joint maritime environment. Lastly, the essay examines operational sequencing as it relates to current U.S. Naval Doctrine. The research is designed to judge the relevance of this concept in a joint maritime environment and determine its possible inclusion in U.S. Naval Doctrine Publication 3, Naval Operations.
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Abstract : This essay examines that portion of operational art known as 'operational sequencing'. The essay begins by defining operational sequencing through research of current joint doctrine, analyses and studies. Next, a case study is analyzed. The case study, the Central Pacific Campaign, serves to illustrate operational sequencing in a joint maritime environment. Lastly, the essay examines operational sequencing as it relates to current U.S. Naval Doctrine. The research is designed to judge the relevance of this concept in a joint maritime environment and determine its possible inclusion in U.S. Naval Doctrine Publication 3, Naval Operations.
Key concepts: Joint (building), Computer science, Computational biology, Engineering, Biology, Civil engineering