JADO - Joint All-Domain Operations

James Campbell, War Room Blog, October 24, 2024
This is the third installment in a multi-part series that examines how professional military education should be designed.

Heckmann, Laura. National Defense, April 2024.
The Pacific Multi-Domain Training Environment Concept is an effort to bring together a live, virtual and constructive training environment. Stormbreaker is currently under development and working toward an artificial intelligence-enabled joint operational planning toolkit to support planning, wargaming, analysis and execution of multi-domain, operational-level course of action development.

Rogoway, Tyler. The Warzone. August 29, 2023
Admiral John Aquilino, commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM), offered remarkably detailed comments on what he sees as critical future capabilities needed to fight and win a high-end conflict in his vast area of responsibility — namely against China. Aquilino’s remarks came from the National Defense Industrial Association’s Emerging Technologies and Defense symposium.

National Defense, July 10, 2023
Part 1 of a 7-part special report on the Defense Department’s joint all-domain command and control, or JADC2, concept.

Singh, Abhijit. War on the Rocks, 10 Feb. 2023
The principal requirement for nations and navies is the development of underwater surveillance tools that can function effectively in a congested marine environment. Multilateral collaboration enables partners to leverage each other’s strengths and capabilities. Only an Indo-Pacific alliance of like-minded players can help underwater domain awareness realize its much touted but still elusive promise as a strategic force multiplier.

Pomerleau, Mark. C4ISRNET, 4 May 2021
U.S. Cyber Command is shifting the majority of its special task force aimed at targeting the Islamic State group to focus more on nation-state actors, particularly in the Indo-Pacific region, which the command and the Department of Defense are prioritizing.

War on the Rocks, January 14, 2021
To compete with China, DoD needs to focus on spoiling Chinese military and paramilitary success at lower levels on the escalation ladder. This is more closely aligned with maneuver warfare concepts like DARPA’s Mosaic Warfare.

RealClearDefense, May 24, 2019
While a shared vision of future warfare is good to have, the ability of the U.S. military to fully exploit a new approach to warfare and to synchronize capabilities across all domains will depend on the development of joint doctrine. It is time for the Joint Staff to formulate a new doctrine for multi-domain operations (MDO).

War on the Rocks, May 10, 2019
Authors Heather Venerable and Martin R. Donnelly analyze the argument made by Maj Gen. (ret.) Robert H. Scales on the direction in which multi-domain operations are going and should go.

This article has three principal objectives. The first is to provide the main arguments against transitioning to MDO. The second is to explain why transitioning to MDO is essential to future military success. The final objective is to propose an initial framework for developing MDO as a maneuver warfare concept.

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