F100: Q&A

What is the U.S. Army's mission? ️Ans - To fight and win our nation's war by providing prompt, sustained land dominance across the full ROMO and spectrum of conflict in support of combatant commanders. How do we win our nation's war? ️Ans - By executing Title 10 and Title 32 United states Code directives, to include organizing, equipping, and training forces. Accomplishing missions assigned by the President, SecDef and combatant commanders, and Transforming the future." What is Force Management? ️Ans - The process that allows the Department of the Army to translate strategy into policies and programs that manages and resource change across the total force to ensure the organization can deliver sustained land dominance capabilities. What are the four broad lines of effort that is involved in force management? ️Ans - 1. Capabilities development (requirements - JCIDS/PPBE). 2. Force Development (Organizations - JCIDS/PPBE). 3. Materiel development (Materiel - JCIDS/PPBE/DAS). 4. Force integration (personnel and equipment integration). What is capabilities development? ️Ans - It is the assessment of current capabilities versus future concepts to develop solutions across the Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership and Education, Personnel, Facilities and Policy (DOTMLPF-P) domains. What is force development? ️Ans - It is a multi-step process that develops, priorities, resources and documents organizations based on requirements identified under the capabilities development function. What is materiel development? ️Ans - It is a multi-phase process that develops and procures materiel for the force based on requirements identified under the capabilities development function.