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JECC Releases Five Year Strategy On Future Operating Environment

By Cal Biesecker

Tuesday, July 16th, 2013

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The Joint Enabling Capabilities Command (JECC) has released a five-year strategy, “Force for Today. Force for the Future,” 2013-2017, which outlines the command’s vision and objectives for the coming years. The strategy is “based on our commitment to enable future joint operations envisioned by the Capstone Concept For Joint Operations: Joint Force 2020.” JECC Commander Rear Adm. Scott Stearney said in a preface to the strategy. Lt. Col. Jeff Settle Led Strategy Development Photo: JECC The CCJO describes the future…

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