The U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division is wrapping up a two-week mission rehearsal exercise sponsored by U.S. Joint Forces Command. Dubbed Unified Endeavor, the computer-driven exercise prepares combined and joint task force commanders and their staffs to operate in complex environments. Read more.
Just posted a new job opening for a supervisory force rotation specialist.
What does that mean? Well, here you go…
Incumbent is directly responsible for (20) Joint Working Group (JWG) Lead Action Officers who are assigned outside the Branch but have reporting requirements to the Chief. The Deputy Chief, Force Rotation represents USJFCOM on matters that involve force allocation which cover worldwide current events and initiates a USJFCOM force response when appropriate. Represents the Branch and conveys findings and recommendations in meetings and dealings with senior USJFCOM, Joint Staff and Subordinate Component Commands leadership on issues related to impacting USJFCOM assigned forces. This position will require the incumbent to attend conferences, briefings, speeches, presentations, and may require extemporaneous response to unexpected or hostile questioning. Manages the branch’s complex, joint operations activities and coordinates the actions of all persons and plans work, sets priorities and schedules work as necessary to assure effective and expeditious accomplishment of priority work without adverse affect on regular and recurring work. Develops performance standards and evaluates employee performance. Provides technical and administrative oversight, advice and instruction. Interviews candidates and recommends hiring, promotions etc.
Just posted a new job opening on our open job listing at jfcom.mil with a title that should catch the attention of the most creative among you: supervisory training innovation specialist. Find out more.
Due to inclement weather in the Hampton Roads area, only mission essential personnel are to report Monday, Feb. 1, 2010.
I just posted a story about Air Force Maj. Gen. Joseph Reynes Jr., who will become USJFCOM’s next director of joint concept development and experimentation. Read more here.
Just posted a new job opening announcement for a position managing special security programs in our Joint Concept Development and Experimentation Directorate in Suffolk.
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A team from the Joint Concept Development and Experimentation Directorate recently finished a project focusing on the future of cyberspace operations. Read about the project’s results here.
USJFCOM’s Business Management Office will host an industry outreach March 11 in Chesapeake, Va. For further details including registration information, click here.
