The Joint Concept Framework is comprised of which three concepts?

The Joint Concept Framework is comprised of which three concepts?

• A. Capstone Concept for Joint Operations (CCJO); Joint Operating Concepts (JOCs); Supporting Concepts
• B. Capstone Concept for Joint Operations (CCJO); Joint Operating Concepts (JOCs); Army Operating Concept (AOC)
• C. Capstone Concept for Joint Operations (CCJO); Supporting Concepts; Army Operating Concept (AOC)
• D. Joint Operating Concepts (JOCs); Supporting Concepts; Army Operating Concept (AOC)

Answer: (A)

The three elements of the Joint Concept Framework are the Capstone Concept for Joint Operations, the Joint Operating Concepts, and Supporting Concepts. The Capstone Concept for Joint Operations provides the overarching vision and strategic direction for how joint forces will operate. The Joint Operating Concepts translate that vision into concrete ways the joint force will conduct operations across varying environments and missions. Supporting Concepts supply the foundational ideas, enabling capabilities, and cross-cutting themes that connect and sustain the capstone vision and the JOCs. The Army Operating Concept belongs to Army-specific concept development and is not part of the Joint Concept Framework, which is meant to unify across services.

The three elements of the Joint Concept Framework are the Capstone Concept for Joint Operations, the Joint Operating Concepts, and Supporting Concepts. The Capstone Concept for Joint Operations provides the overarching vision and strategic direction for how joint forces will operate. The Joint Operating Concepts translate that vision into concrete ways the joint force will conduct operations across varying environments and missions. Supporting Concepts supply the foundational ideas, enabling capabilities, and cross-cutting themes that connect and sustain the capstone vision and the JOCs. The Army Operating Concept belongs to Army-specific concept development and is not part of the Joint Concept Framework, which is meant to unify across services.