Applications of the Universal Joint Task List to Joint Exercise Results
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Parry, Sam H.
McAneny, Michael C.
Dromerhauser, Richard J.
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1997
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Winter 1997
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The foundation of readiness is training. The Chairman,
Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) Joint Training Program
institutes methods for identitying training requirements
through review of the Commander-in-Chiefs (CJNC)
missions and the compilation of Joint Mission Essential
Task Lists. The Universal Joint Task List comprehensively
outlines these joint essential tasks, providing a
summary of CJNC missions, joint tasks, and corresponding
supporting and enabling tasks. Computer
aided exercises (CAXs) are tools available for
monitoring and training a staff in these tasks. CAXs are
an essential part of staff training, although one of their
major weaknesses is their inability to accurately
measure the level of training received by the players.
This paper develops au exercise analysis methodology
for evaluating critical event causal audit trails. Specific
objectives are to determine quantifiable measures of
effectiveness designed to work with data manipulated by
computer simulations and to test MOES using the Joint
Theater Level Simulation (JTLS). This includes the
development of post-exercise analysis techniques for
wargame data. This paper provides a methodology for
extracting appropriate data from a CAX to develop causal audit trails for critical events. The results of a CAX will then be more available for trend analysis and
feedback.
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This publication is a work of the U.S. Government as defined in Title 17, United States Code, Section 101. Copyright protection is not available for this work in the United States.