The distributed operations hurdles

Article Abstract:

The concept of distributed operations proves to be a new pathway for significant innovations to tactics, techniques and procedures that enhances the relevance of the Marine Corps to the combatant commanders. The additive capability or new mission, size of distributed operations force, ability to mass and training requirements are the four main hurdles to distributed operations.

Methods, Naval art and science, Naval warfare, Navy-yards and naval stations, Naval bases

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An operating approach: Putting the distributed operations concept into a box

Article Abstract:

Distributed operations (DO) is always variously described as a concept, operating approach, or a category of mission sets with associated mission essential tasks. An alternate view of DO is presented as a technique to accomplish a task, which enables the Marine Corps to refine the DO concept.

Evaluation, Maneuver warfare

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Intelligence support to distributed operations

Article Abstract:

The distributed operations bring opportunity and challenge to the intelligence at the level of tactics and technology. Marines like LCpl Swain and many others in the US are the prominent in showing the best use of intelligence in distributed operations.

Joint operations (Military science)

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