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Strategic Deterrence Joint Operating Concept February 2004PREFACE Why the concepts? The future Joint Force will operate in a complex and uncertain global security environment in which adversaries seek to apply asymmetric threats to our perceived vulnerabilities. International organizations, nation states, rogue states, and terrorist organizations are prominent actors in this environment. Taken together, these have led to a shift in the characteristics of joint warfare and crisis resolution. By extension, the Joint Force’s role in this security environment has changed. What the concepts are The Range of Military Operations (ROMO) identifies 43 activities for which the Joint Force must prepare. The ROMO reflects this changed security environment and is the foundation for the development of Joint Operations Concepts (JOpsC) – a strategic guidance document that identifies the future capabilities and modes of operation needed to realize the Chairman’s vision of achieving Full Spectrum Dominance by the Joint Force. JOpsC serves two roles. First, the JOpsC is a concept paper that describes how the Joint Force is envisioned to operate in the next 15-20 years. Second, the JOpsC is the overarching concept for a new family of joint concepts that describes the attributes and capabilities that tomorrow’s Joint Force requires. JOpsC helps guide the development of Joint Operating Concepts, Joint Functional Concepts, and Joint Experimentation, all designed to assist in the development of enhanced joint military capabilities needed to protect and advance U.S. interests. What the concepts do This new family of joint concepts will play a central role in the capabilities-based methodology for Joint Force development. This concept paper is an important extension of that effort. As you read and use this concept paper, it is important to understand its role in helping guide the Joint Force and enhancing joint warfighting capabilities – two of