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Ministry of Defence Defence Staff

DOCTRINE DEVELOPMENT CAMPAIGN PLAN 2020-2025

December 2019

Centre for Advanced National Defence Studies

Joint Centre for Concept Development Paseo de la Castellana 61, Madrid


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(THIS PUBLICATION IS AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET)

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INDEX References .................................................................................................................................. 2

1. BACKGROUND ..................................................................................................................... 3

2. DEFINITION ......................................................................................................................... 3

3. SCOPE .................................................................................................................................. 3

4. CONSIDERATIONS ............................................................................................................... 3

5. CRITERIA .............................................................................................................................. 4

5.1. National joint doctrine .............................................................................................. 4

5.2. Combined doctrine .................................................................................................... 5

6. COORDINATION DIRECTIONS .............................................................................................. 7

ANNEX A: NATIONAL JOINT DOCTRINE ...................................................................................... A-1

ANNEX B: COMBINED DOCTRINE ............................................................................................... B-1

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References A. Ministerial Order no. 238/2002, 14th of November, by which it is approved the

procedure for the implementation, ratification, revision and repeal of the NATO Standardization Agreements.

B. Order DEF/166/2015, 21st of January, by which it is developed the basic organisation of the Armed Forces.

C. Concept of Employment of the Armed Forces 2017 (CEFAS-17, in Spanish: Concepto de Empleo de las Fuerzas Armadas), Change 2, 30th of May 2018.

D. Military Planning Directive 2017 Change 1 (DPM-17, in Spanish: Directiva de Planeamiento Militar), November 2018.

E. Instruction 30/2012, 12th of June, from the Chief of Defence, on Operational Military Standardisation.

F. Joint Staff Guide for the application of the CHOD’s Instruction 30/2012, 12th of June, on Operational Military Standardisation.

G. Instruction 12/19, 11th of July, of the Chief of Defence for the Development of Joint and Combined Doctrine (IDDCC, In Spanish: Instrucción de Desarrollo de Doctrina Conjunta y Combinada).

H. Long-Term Doctrine Objective (ODLP, in Spanish: Objetivo de Doctrina a Largo Plazo) 2035, 11th of July 2019.

I. Allied Joint Doctrine Campaign Plan (AJDCP) 2019 – 2023, Edition 19-11,9th of October 2019.

J. AAP-47 (C) Version 1 “Allied Joint Doctrine Development”, February 2019.

K. AAP-32 (B) "Publishing Standards for NATO Standardization Documents".

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1. BACKGROUND 1. The CHOD’s Instruction 12/19 for the Development of Joint and Combined Doctrine

(IDDCC, ref. G) establishes that the doctrine development process must be synchronised with the defence planning cycle in the long, medium and short term, which is fundamentally achieved through three documents: the Long-term Doctrine Objective (ODLP, ref. H), whose reference year is 2035, the Doctrine Development Campaign Plan (PCDD), with a time horizon of six years, and the Doctrine Programme (PD) that covers a period of two years.

2. DEFINITION 2. These documents, ODLP, PCDD and PD, are defined respectively in sections 3.3, 3.4

and 3.5 of the IDDCC 12/19 (ref. G).

3. SCOPE 3. This Plan, corresponding to the 2020-2025 cycle, reflects the CHOD’s medium-term

needs and priorities for the development of national joint doctrine and the contribution to Allied doctrine.

4. CONSIDERATIONS 4. The PCDD is the main tool for planning, controlling and monitoring doctrinal

development. It is related to military capabilities and the readiness of the Armed Forces units.

5. It is assumed that during this 2020-2025 cycle it will not be possible to develop all the joint doctrinal publications (PDC, in Spanish: Publicación Doctrinal Conjunta) covered by the ODLP 2035 (ref. H).

6. The CHOD, through the Force Development process, issues guidelines to achieve the degree of readiness that the Joint Force (FC, in Spanish: Fuerza Conjunta) requires for its training, evaluation and certification. Consequently, this process will guide the study and development of the joint doctrine.

7. The NATO equivalent to the PCDD is the Allied Joint Doctrine Campaign Plan (AJDCP), which establishes through a 5-year cycle an incremental planning to revise Allied Joint Publications (AJP).

8. It must be borne in mind that the Alliance's doctrinal priorities may not coincide with the national ones.1.

1In this sense, NATO prioritises doctrines that support the management of Collective Defence against aggressions of a peer adversary (Major Joint Operations, MJO +). However, from a national perspective, the spotlight needs to be shined on the Armed Forces participation in missions abroad, and mainly focused on the military contribution in Crisis Management.

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9. In accordance with the provisions of paragraph 55 of the IDDCC:

a. Annex A includes the schedule for developing and revising national joint doctrines within a six years’ timeframe, and assigns responsibilities to the organisations of the Joint Doctrine Executive Committee (COEDOC, in Spanish: Comité Ejecutivo de Doctrina Conjunta); the revision of such schedule shall begin two years before the end of its validity period.

b. Annex B shows the national participation in the Allied Joint Doctrine Campaign Plan (AJDCP); it includes the national organisation responsible to lead such contribution, the collaborating organisations, and, where appropriate, the equivalent national doctrine.

5. CRITERIA 10. The national effort to develop NATO doctrine will concentrate on the custody,

writing or revision of publications aimed at strengthening the foundations of Crisis Management and Cooperative Security.

11. In order to maintain the greatest possible coherence with Allied doctrine, the PDCs revision schedule established in the PD will be adjusted, as far as possible, so that these revisions begin after the issuing of the corresponding AJP.

12. This alignment will allow streamlining efforts and giving continuity to the works in the national and Allied arenas, as the same Study Group (GE, in Spanish: Grupo de Estudio) will participate in the revision of a PDC and of its corresponding AJP.

5.1. National joint doctrine

13. The achievement of doctrinal objectives set out in the ODLP 2035 is in its initial phase where numerous Joint Doctrinal Publications (PDCs) are simultaneously being developed.

14. As a general rule, priority will be given to the revision of existing PDCs over the development of new ones; also, simultaneous revisions of Level 0 and 1 PDCs will be avoided as far as possible.

15. However, during the first half of this PCDD validity period, the main effort will be concentrated on the development of new PDCs.

16. During the second half, this effort will shift to revisions. In fact, the revision of PDC-01 (A) is scheduled to be undertaken in 2023, and in 2024 revisions of several Level 0 and 1 publications will coincide, thus the PD ought to prioritise and phase their revision dates.

17. Joint doctrine development involves experts from the COEDOC’s organisations, who sometimes participate in concurrent development of different PDCs. Therefore, prioritization of the ODLP 2035 is necessary to rationalise efforts.

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18. Moreover, the development of joint national doctrines that, because of its subject matter or its national specificities, does not have an equivalent Allied doctrine will be prioritised.

19. Furthermore, in order to develop the doctrinal objectives set out by the ODLP 2035, high, medium and low priorities have been established. This prioritisation has been designed by analysing the reports on the Joint Force readiness, training and evaluation, and also taking into account lessons learnt and best practices.

a. High priority: PDC-2 (Intelligence), PDC-4 (Logistics in joint operations), PDC-6 (CIS), PDC-3.20 (Cyber defence operations) PDC-2.7 (JISR), PDC-3.1 (Maritime operations), PDC-3.2 (Land operations), PDC-3.3 (Air and space operations), PDC-3.7 (Personnel recovery), PDC-4.10 (Medical support doctrine).

b. Medium priority: PDC-5 (Operational planning), PDC 2.1 (Intelligence procedures), PDC-2.2 (Counterintelligence procedures), PDC-2.3 (HUMINT), PDC-2.9 (OSINT), PDC-3.4 (Operations non Art 5. Crisis response operations), PDC-3.4.4 (COIN), PDC-3.8 (NBQ), PDC-3.10 (INFOOPS), PDC-3.10.1 (PSYOPS), PDC-3.15 (C-IED), PDC-3.20.1 (Employment of cyber capabilities).

c. Low priority: PDC-3.3.1 (Airspace Control Operations), PDC-3.4.3 (Military Contribution to Humanitarian Assistance), PDC-3.4.5 (Military Contribution to Stabilization and Reconstruction), PDC-3.19 (CIMIC), PDC-3.21 (Military Police).

20. Annex A to this PCDD includes all high and medium priority PDCs, reflecting their current status, revision date, and management and collaborating organisations.

21. Low priority doctrines will only be developed in the long term, as long as priorities do not change. Consequently, NATO doctrines covering these capability areas will apply as ratified by Spain.

5.2. Combined doctrine

22. The Allied doctrinal body is deemed sufficiently complete and mature; thus, NATO considers that the main effort will focus on revising existing publications, without ruling out the development of new publications or the merging or abrogation of existing ones.

23. In 2018 NATO began a study to streamline the Allied Joint Doctrine Architecture (AJDA) and reduce the number of AJPs down to 40. However, after evaluating different choices, this option was finally ruled out, maintaining the current number of 51 AJPs. The decision to remove or merge AJPs will be made on a case-by-case basis during their revision.

24. There are different degrees of national involvement in the Allied doctrinal development, such as the custody of an AJP; the offer to become the host country of Data Fusion Workshops (DFW) that are held prior to the development or revision of an AJP; the participation of representatives in the Writing Teams (WT) of a

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publication; and finally, the contribution with national comments to the different doctrinal documents.

25. In the realm of Allied doctrine, the greatest role and relevance that a nation or organisation can acquire is to exercise custody of a publication. The custodian is responsible to develop or revise an AJP, and organise meetings and working groups. The custodian role requires and provides knowledge and experience on the subject matter of the publication.

26. Spain assumed for the first time the custody of an Allied Doctrinal Publication, namely the AJP 3.4.4 (Counterinsurgency).

27. The possibility of assuming custody of a second Allied Doctrinal Publication during this 2020-2025 cycle is being evaluated.

28. The main milestone of the Review Phase that initiates the revision or development of an Allied doctrine, is the Data Fusion Workshop (DFW), which is led by ACT, and is aimed at drafting a doctrine task (DT) proposal for the development or revision of an AJP. The DFW experts study, analyse and evaluate the comments received on the questionnaires: Request for Feedback (RFF, for revisions) or Request for Information (RFI, for new doctrines).

29. The degree of national involvement in this process may range from submitting comments to the RFF/RFI, experts participation in the DFW, to being host country of the DFW.

30. NATO repeatedly requests nations to support the Allied Command Transformation (ACT) by hosting the celebration of DFWs.

31. Spain has already offered to host the DFW of AJP 3.19 (CIMIC) and AJP 3.15 (C-IED) that will take place in 2021.

32. At each COEDOC, and based on ACT’s requests for support, COEDOC’s organisations chances, availability and suitability to host, or to participate with representatives in DFWs will be explored.

33. The Development Phase of the Allied Doctrine development process is carried out by writing the corresponding publication. The national involvement in this process may consist of the participation in a writing team (WT), or simply by sending comments to the different drafts produced by the WT.

34. WTs are responsible for drafting both new doctrinal developments and AJP revisions. National experts will participate in a WT when there is special interest, or the intent to develop an equivalent national publication; the availability of experts in the organisations will be taken into account.

35. During the lifetime of this PCDD, the Services and organisations will participate in the WT of the AJPs that are considered, to the extent of their resources and

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possibilities, according to the priorities set forth in this document, and as discussed and approved by the COEDOC.

36. As a lower level of involvement in Allied doctrinal development, the Study Groups, on the direction of their management organisation, will contribute national comments to the different drafts of the assigned AJP.

6. COORDINATION DIRECTIONS 37. The PCDD has a six-year duration, and its revision will start two years before the end

of its validity period.

38. Consequently, the PCDD 2020-2025 will be reviewed at the last COEDOC plenary session of 2023 (second semester), in order to adjust doctrinal needs to the availability of the organisations dealing with doctrinal developments. The possibility of including low priority publications will also be assessed.

39. Each COEDOC plenary will be reported on the changes in the Allied doctrine development, as reflected in the latest version of the AJDCP; also, the Doctrine Programme (PD) will be reviewed and updated, if appropriate. The applicable modifications will be reflected in the minutes of the plenary session, which will be sanctioned according to the IDDCC in force.

40. When necessary, the COEDOC plenary will review and update, if appropriate, the annexes of the PCDD. The applicable modifications will be reflected in the minutes of the plenary session, which will be sanctioned according to the IDDCC in force. The CCDC will disseminate the PCDD with the updated annexes.

41. The Study Groups will use the INTRANET collaborative portal (“SharePoint”) as a regular working tool. The collaborative tool will be used to update the register of Study Groups’ members. However, SharePoint will not be used as an official messaging system (for example, to call meetings, etc.).

Madrid, 21st of December 2019

GENERAL OF THE ARMY

CHIEF OF DEFENCE

(SIGNED)

Fernando Alejandre Martínez


A - 1 July 2020

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ANNEX A: NATIONAL JOINT DOCTRINE


A - 2 July 2020

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Annex A:

National Joint Doctrine

Level 0 or Cardinal

AREA PUBLICATION STATUS VERSION MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION

COLLABORATING ORGANISATIONS

REVISION DATE

PDC-01

DOCTRINE FOR THE EMPLOYMENT OF THE ARMED FORCES

ISSUED 2018 (A) CCDC

EMACON, MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS, ESFAS, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, JCISFAS, CENCIED

2023

PDC-00 GLOSSARY OF MILITARY OPERATIONAL TERMS

ISSUED 2020 CCDC

ANUALLY

CONTINUOUS REVISION

PDC-02 LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR OPERATIONS (LEGALFAS)

UNDER DEVELOPMENT

CCDC

PDC-02-01 INTERNATIONAL LAW IN ARMED CONFLICTS (DICA)

UNDER DEVELOPMENT

CCDC


A - 3 July 2020

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Level 1 or Functional Areas



REVISION DATE

INTELLIGENCE PDC-2 INTELLIGENCE ISSUED 2020 CIFAS


2025

OPERATIONS PDC-3 OPERATIONS UNDER DEVELOPMENT

MOPS

SUSTAINMENT PDC-4 LOGISTICS IN JOINT OPERATIONS

UNDER DEVELOPMENT

MOPS

PLANNING PDC-5 OPERATIONAL PLANNING PENDING ESFAS

CIS PDC-6 CIS OPERATIONAL DOCTRINE

PENDING JCISFAS MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS, ESFAS, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, JCISFAS, CENCIED

STRATCOM PDC-10 STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION DOCTRINE

UNDER DEVELOPMENT

GABJEMAD


A - 4 July 2020

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Level 2 or Joint Employment



REVISION DATE

INTELLIGENCE

PDC-2.1 INTELLIGENCE PROCEDURES

CIFAS

MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, ESFAS, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED

PDC-2.2 COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PROCEDURES

MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED

PDC-2.3 HUMINT MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED

PDC-2.7 JISR ISSUED 2020 MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, ESFAS, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED

2025

PDC-2.9 OSINT MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, JCISFAS, CENCIED


A - 5 July 2020

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REVISION DATE

OPERATIONS

PDC-3.1 MARITIME OPERATIONS UNDER DEVELOPMENT

Navy Army, Air Force, EMACON, MOPS, CIFAS, MCCD, MCOE, JESANOP, CENCIED

PDC-3.1.2

JOINT DIVING AND UNDERWATER INTERVENTION OPERATIONS

UNDER DEVELOPMENT2

Navy Army, Air Force, MOPS, MCOE, JESANOP, UME

PDC-3.2 LAND OPERATIONS UNDER DEVELOPMENT

Army

Navy, Air Force, EMACON, MOPS,CIFAS, MCCD, MCOE, JESANOP, CENCIED, Guardia Civil

PDC-3.3 AIR AND SPACE OPERATIONS

UNDER DEVELOPMENT

Air Force Army, Navy, EMACON, MOPSCIFAS, MCCD, MCOE, JESANOP, CENCIED

PDC-3.4 OPERATIONS NON ART 5. CRISIS RESPONSE OPERATIONS

CANCELLED3 Army EMACON, MOPS, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, JCISFAS, CENCIED

2 Publication included according to ACTION 04 of the COEDOC 01/20 minutes, 6th of July 2019. 3 Publication cancelled according to ACTION 04 of the COEDOC 02/19 minutes, 2ndof December 2019.


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OPERATIONS

PDC-3.4.2 NEO OPERATIONS ISSUED4

2016 MOPS

EMACON, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

2021

PDC-3.4.4 COUNTERINSURGENCY 4 Army MOPS, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.5 SPECIAL OPERATIONS ISSUED

2009 MCOE

MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, JESANOP, CENCIED, MCCD, CIFAS

2019

PDC-3.6 ELECTRONIC WARFARE MOPS Army, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS, MCCD

PDC-3.7 PERSONNEL RECOVERY Air Force MOPS, Army, Navy, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.8 CBRN Army MOPS, Navy, Air Force, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS, MCCD

4 According to ACTION 04 of the aforementioned COEDOC 02/19 minutes, it was approved to wait for the completion of PDC-3 “Operations” and then decide the need and how to develop series 3.4 (PDC-3.4.2, PDC-3.4.3, PDC-3.4.4 and PDC-3.4.5) contents.


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REVISION DATE

OPERATIONS

PDC-3.9 TARGETING ISSUED

2019 (A) MOPS

EMACON, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

2024

PDC-3.10 INFORMATION OPERATIONS

MOPS Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.10.1 PSYOPS MOPS

PDC-3.14 FORCE PROTECTION ISSUED

2019 MOPS

Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

2024

PDC-3.15 C-IED CENCIED

MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, JESANOP, National Component of the CoE C-IED, MCCD, CIFAS

PDC-3.20 CYBER DEFENCE OPERATIONS

MCCD Army, Navy, Air Force, MOPS, JCISFAS, CIFAS, CESTIC5

5 According to ACTIONS 07 & 08 of the COEDOC 01/20 minutes, 6th of July 2019, CESTIC is included as collaborating organization, and JESANOP and CENCIED are deleted.


A - 8 July 2020

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REVISION DATE

OPERATIONS PDC-3.20.1 EMPLOYMENT OF CYBER CAPABILITIES

MCCD Army, MOPS, Navy, Air Force, MCCD, JESANOP, JCISFAS, CENCIED, CIFAS

SUSTAINMENT PDC-4.10 JOINT MEDICAL SUPPORT DOCTRINE

UNDER DEVELOPMENT

JESANOP Army, Air Force, Navy, MCOE, MCCD, JCISFAS, CENCIED, CIFAS


B-1

July 2020

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ANNEX B: COMBINED DOCTRINE


B-2

July 2020

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Annex B:

Combined Doctrine

AREA PUBLICATION MANAGEMENT ORGANISATION


EQUIVALENT NATIONAL JOINT

DOCTRINE

GENERAL AJP-01 (E) ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE

CCDC


PDC-01

INTELLIGENCE

AJP-2 (A) INTELLIGENCE, CI & SECURITY

CIFAS


PDC-2

AJP-2.1(B) INTELLIGENCE PROCEDURES

CIFAS MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, ESFAS, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED

PDC-2.1


B-3

July 2020

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DOCTRINE

INTELLIGENCE

AJP-2.2(A)

COUNTER INTELLIGENCE & SECURITY PROCEDURES

CIFAS

MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED

PDC-2.2

AJP-2.4 (A) SIGINT CIFAS MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCCD

N/A

AJP-2.5(A) CAPTURED PERSONS MATERIEL & DOCS

CIFAS MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCCD, MCOE, JESANOP, CENCIED

N/A

AJP-2.6 (A) IMINT CIFAS MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCCD, MCOE

N/A

AJP-2.7(A) JISR CIFAS MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, ESFAS, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED

PDC-2.7

AJP-2.8 (A) MASINT CIFAS MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCCD

N/A

AJP-2.9(A) OSINT CIFAS MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, JCISFAS, CENCIED

PDC-2.9


B-4

July 2020

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DOCTRINE

OPERATIONS

AJP-3 (C) CONDUCT OF OPERATIONS

MOPS


PDC-3

AJP-3.4.2(A) NEO MOPS Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.4.2

AJP-3.6 (B) ELECTRONIC WARFARE

MOPS Army, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS, MCCD

N/A

AJP-3.9 (A) TARGETING MOPS EMACON, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.9

AJP-3.10 (A) INFOOPS MOPS

Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.10

AJP-3.10.1 (B)

PSYOPS MOPS PDC-3.10.1

AJP-3.10.2 OPSEC & DECEPTION MOPS N/A


B-5

July 2020

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DOCTRINE

OPERATIONS

AJP-3.11 (A) METOC MOPS Army, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS

TBD6

AJP-3.13 (A) DEPLOYMENT & REDEPLOYMENT OF FORCES

MOPS Army, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS, MCCD, MCOE, JESANOP N/A

AJP-3.14 (A) FORCE PROTECTION MOPS Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.14

AJP-3.3 (B) AIR AND SPACE OPERATIONS

Air Force Army, Navy, EMACON, MOPS, CIFAS, MCCD, MCOE, JESANOP

PDC-3.3

AJP-3.3.1 (C) COUNTER AIR OPERATIONS

Air Force

PDC-3.3.1

AJP-3.3.2 (B) CLOSE AIR SUPPORT & AIR INTERDICTION

Air Force

N/A

6 According to ACTION 05 of the COEDOC 01/20 minutes, 6th of July 2020, the PDC-3.11.1 will be cancelled (once the Catalogue of Services [CATDEF] is promulgated); however, if MOPS considers it necessary, they may propose a doctrinal deficiency for a new Meteorological and Oceanographic support (METOC) doctrine.


B-6

July 2020

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DOCTRINE

OPERATIONS

AJP-3.3.3 (A) AIR MARITIME COORD

Air Force Navy

N/A

AJP-3.3.5 (B) AIR SPACE CONTROL Air Force Army, Navy N/A

AJP-3.7 (A)

RECOVERY OF PERSONNEL IN A HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT

Air Force

MOPS, Army, Navy, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.7, and the Personnel Recovery

Concept (under development by

the CCDC)

AJP-3.2 (A) LAND OPERATIONS Army EMACON, MOPS, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS, MCCD, MCOE, JESANOP

PDC-3.2

AJP-3.4.1 (A) MIL CONTRIBUTION TO PEACE SUPPORT

Army MOPS, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS, MCCD, MCOE, JESANOP

N/A

AJP-3.4.3 (A) MIL CONTRIBUTION TO HUMANITARIAN ASSITANCE

Army PDC-3.4.3


B-7

July 2020

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DOCTRINE

OPERATIONS

AJP-3.4.4 (A) COIN CCDC MOPS, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.4.4

AJP-3.4.5 (A) MIL CONTRIBUTION TO STABILIZATION & RECONSTRUCTION

Army MOPS, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.4.5

AJP-3.8 (B) CBRN DEFENCE Army MOPS, Navy, Air Force, JESANOP, CENCIED, CIFAS, MCCD

PDC-3.8

AJP-3.12 (C) MILENG Army MOPS, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, CENCIED

N/A

AJP-3.16(A) SECURITY FORCE ASSISTANCE

MOPS7 Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE

N/A

AJP-3.22 (A) STABILITY POLICING MOPS7 Army, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS N/A

AJP-3.18 (A) EOD Army Navy, Air Force, CENCIED N/A

7 According to ACTION 01 of the COEDOC 01/20 minutes, 6th of July 2020.


B-8

July 2020

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DOCTRINE

OPERATIONS

AJP-3.19 (A) CIMIC Army MOPS, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, JESANOP

PDC-3.19

AJP-3.21 (A) MILITARY POLICE Army Navy, Air Force, MCOE, UME, Guardia Civil

PDC-3.21

AJP-3.1 (A) MARITIME OPERATIONS

Navy Army, Air Force, EMACON, MOPS,CIFAS, MCCD, MCOE, JESANOP

PDC-3.1

AJP-3.5 (B) SPECIAL OPERATIONS MCOE MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, JESANOP, CENCIED, MCCD, CIFAS

PDC-3.5

AJP-3.15 (C) COUNTERING IEDS CENCIED

MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, MCOE, JESANOP, National Component of the CoE C-IED, MCCD, CIFAS

PDC-3.15

AJP-3.17 (A) GEOSPACIAL SUPPORT

CIFAS

N/A

AJP-3.20 (A) CYBERSPACE OPERATIONS

MCCD MOPS, Army Navy, Air Force, JESANOP, JCISFAS, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-3.20


B-9

July 2020

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DOCTRINE

SUSTAINMENT

AJP-4(C)

SUSTAINMENT

It will replace AJP-4 (B) “LOGISTICS”, dated 2004

MOPS


PDC-4

AJP-4.4 (B) MOVEMENT AND TRANSPORTATION

MOPS Army, Navy, Air Force, JESANOP

N/A

AJP-4.6 JOINT LOGISTICS SUPPORT GROUP

MOPS Army, Navy, Air Force, JESANOP

N/A

AJP-4.11 ASSET VISIBILITY MOPS Army, Navy, Air Force, JESANOP

N/A

AJP-4.58 (B) HOST NATION SUPPORT EMACON

MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, JESANOP

N/A

AJP-4.7 (B) PETROLEUM Army, Navy, Air Force N/A

AJP-4.10 (C) MEDICAL SUPPORT JESANOP

EMACON, Army, Air Force, Navy, MCOE, MCCD, JCISFAS, CENCIED, CIFAS

PDC-4.10

8 The new structure of Level 2 AJP-4 publications foresees AJP-4.5 be renumbered as AJP-4.3 HNS.


B-10

July 2020

PUBLIC USE

PUBLIC USE




DOCTRINE

PLANNING AJP-5 (A) PLANNING OF OPERATIONS

ESFAS


PDC-5

CIS AJP-6 (A) COMMUNICATIONS & INFORMATION SYSTEMS

JCISFAS

MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS, ESFAS, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, JCISFAS, CENCIED PDC-6

STRATCOM

AJP-10 STRATCOM GABJEMAD

MOPS, Army, Navy, Air Force, CIFAS, ESFAS, MCOE, MCCD, JESANOP, JCISFAS, CENCIED

PDC-10

AJP-X2 WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION DISABLEMENT

Army TBD N/A