Joint Staff J7 

Joint Qualification Report 

Fiscal Year 2016 

4th Quarter 

30 September 2016 
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Foreword 

From the Deputy Director for Joint Training, Joint Staff, J7 

Subject: Joint StaffJ7 Joint Qualification Report for FYl6 4th Quarter 

OCT 11 2016 

The Department of Defense Joint Officer Management Joint Qualification System Implementation Plan dated 30 

March 2007, outlines the multi-level joint qualification concept and identifies lead and supporting organizations. 

The current Joint Qualification System (JQS) (I October 2007) offers an additional "experience-based" track with a 

point system for qualifying joint service. The original track remains in place, while the experience track allows for 

awarding whole or partial credit for any joint experience an officer wishes to submit for consideration. 

The current JQS recognizes the military skills required to respond to the range of national security threats, accounts 

for the intensity, environment, duration or frequency of a joint activity and awards credit to reserve and active 

component officers. 

The Joint Staff J7 point of contact for joint course certification is Ms. Beth Lape, (757) 203-5507, DSN 668-5507, 

elizabeth.o.lape.civ@mail.mil. Users are invited to send comments and suggested improvements to Ms. Theresa 

McDaniel, (757) 203-5509, DSN 668-5509, theresa.l.mcdaniel.civ@mail.mil. 

The Joint Staff J7 point of contact for joint exercises is LTC Mike Moloney, (703) 697-1133; DSN: 227-1133, 

michael.c.mgloney. mil@ma i I.mi I. 

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STEPHEN M. JE~· 

Brigadier General, U.S. Marine Corps 

Deputy Director, Joint Training 

Joint Staff J7 

Distribution: JS JI, Service Representatives. Also available at 

https:1/wss.a.swn.o~ls/JSOFUN/iom jgs/Si.lePageslHome.aspx 

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Table 0( Contents 

Foreword ........ + . ......... . ..... ...... . ...... ................... .... ~· ............................................................................. n . . ...................... . . . . ...... . . . ... . . . ....... ~ -· ••• ' 

Johll Qualifacauon Sys1em ............................................................................................................................................. 4 

Joint Qualifacation Sys1em Primer ................................................................................................................................ .4 

Standard-Joint Duty Assignment (S-JDA) Traditiomal Path .................................................................................... 4 

Experience-Joint Duty Assignment (E-JDA) - Experience Path .............................................................................. 4 

Combi.nal:iofl ofS-JDAand E-JDA .......................................................................................................................... s 

Levels of Joint Qualification .................................................................................................................................... S 

Joint Matters - Slatutory Definition ............................................................................................................................... 6 

Joint Training Co1trse Certification ............................................................................................................................... 6 

Discretionary Points ....................................................................................................................................................... 7 

TableA-1: Courses Listed by Certification Date ................................................................................................... 10 

Table A-2: Courses Listed Alphabetically by Course Title ................................................................................... 16 

Table A-3: Approved Joint Curriculum ................................................................................................................. 22 

Table A-4: DL Courses word! JQS points ............................................................................................................. 22 

Tab1c B-I : D~fied. Courses. ... ~+•+••·•·•·~•+~•-•·•·• •• ,.. . .. 4 .... , •• ,t ••• • • • , ..... 4+ • ........ , ................ n+••·•·•·•· ....................................•• 23 

Table B-2: Course Recenificntions ................. , ...................................................................................................... 23 

Tab]e B-3: New Courses Submitted for Cenifications .......................................................................................... 23 

APPENDIX C ....................................................... , ...................................................................................................... 24 

Table C-1: List of i<feutifi.ed Joint Exercises for this Quarte.-................................................................................ ◄ 

Refereaces ............................................................................................................................................................... 26 

OPR ConlB.<:t Information ....................................................................................................................................... 27 

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Joint Qualification Svstem 

The Joint Qualification System (JQS) operationalizes the Joint Officer Management (JOM) statutes in reference a, 

and policy in reference b, and is intended to further enhance the goals and objectives of the Goldwater-Nichols Act 

of 1986 as amended. The JQS is a multi-level system open to all officers of the active and reserve components, 

which recognizes joint experiences, regardless of where or how they accrue. 

Joint Qualification System Primer 

Joint qualifications can be obtained through three paths: 

Standard-Joint Duty Assignment (S-JDA) Traditional Path 

Through which the majority of officers will continue to complete a joint duty assignment (JOA). S-JDAs refer to 

positions on the Joint Duty Assignment List (JDAL) for the standard tour length as defined by JO, U.S.C, 664. 

• Active Component (AC) and Reserve Component (RC) officers must be assigned to a JDAL position to 

receive joint duty credit under the "traditional" IDA path. 

• Assignment lo different JDAL positions with no break in time may be counted as one continuous tour of 

duty to meet minimum tour length requirements. 

• Active Component and full-time RC officers must serve a minimum of three years to receive full joint duty 

credit, unless waived by the Military Personnel Policy (USD(MPP)), or meet the requirements for early 

release as outlined in enclosure h of reference (c). Officers who serve in a S-JDA less than the duration 

needed to qualify for full joint duty credit may receive accrued credit for time served in the S-JDA. 

• Officers in the grade of 0-3 assigned to S-JDAs may receive joint duty credit; all joint duty provisions 

apply, including tour length and early release requirements. Officers in grades 0-1 and 0-2 may not be 

assigned to S-JDAs. 

Experience-Joint Duty Assignment (E-JDA) - Experience Path 

Through which an officer accumulates an equivalent level of joint experience. Discretionary points, to include joint 

exercises,joint training, and other education that contributes on an officer's expertise in joint matters, may be · 

combined with E-JDA points to achieve the minimum points required for each qualification level. 

• This is a non-JDAL assignment or experience that demonstrates an officer's mastery of knowledge, skills, 

and ability in joint matters. 

• Officers nominate via the self-nomination web-based application found at 

<https//www.dmdc.osd.miVappj/jmis/JQSLoginMain.do>. 

• Officers submit their self-nominated joint experience to their respective Military Service Personnel Center 

for processing within 1 year of completing their joint experience. Refer to reference (c) for additional 

information. 

• Submissions are first screened and vetted by the Service Joint Officer Management and Personnel/Human 

Resource staffs before being forwarded to the Joint Staff for evaluation by a Joint Experience Review 

Panel. 

• Officers in the grade of0-7 (or 0 -7 select) should contact their Service General or Flag Officer Matters 

office for details on how to self-nominate experiences 

• The Joint Experience Review Panels will consider and adjudicate self-nominated experiences, unless 

addressed specifically in the Joint Staff, JI, JQS experience review guidance. The Joint Staff, J 1/JOM, 

schedules panel dates, request Service nominations for panel membership and sets self-nomination 

experience submission suspense dates prior to the panel review. The Joint Staff JI, will serve as the panel 

chair for 0-6 panels; conversely, an 0-6 from the Joint Staff Jl, will serve as the panel chair for 0-5 and 

below. 

o The Panel may: (I) recommend disapproval of the experience as clearly not having met the 

standard; (2) validate the experience as meeting the standard and determine the intensity factor to 

be applied. Intensity factor is based on location of experience. If experience is gained in a hostile 

fire pay or imminent danger pay area (determined by OSD) then that experiences receives an 

intensity factor multiplier of 3. All others are intensity factor I. CJCS may award intensity factor 

2 for rare experiences, such as Katrina disaster relief; or (3) take no action. 

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o The Panel forwards a recommendation that officers with validated joint experiences be awarded 

joint experience points by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; recommendations for 

disapproval are also forwarded. The Vice Director, Joint Staff, has been delegated approval 

authority on behalf of the Chairman. 

Combination of S•JDA and E•JDA 

A combination ofS.JDA time served and E·JDAjoint experiences (to include experience and discretionary points as 

noted above) that are combined to meet the minimum 36 months/points requirement, although over 36 

months/points may be required due to the 12·month recency requirements. 

• ParHime officers obtain full joint duty credit in a parMime JDAL position upon completion of one of the 

three different paths. To earn full tour credit in part.time JDAL position, an officer must complete all 

participation requirements in a part•time S·JDA positon and the required number ofE.JDA points. See 

table below. 

!Years ins. f+ Experience !Minimum Annual 

~DA 0 oints loarticipation in 

S•JDA (days a year) 

0·6 and Below 

6. Year S·JDA Credit 6 0 66 

3·Year s.JDAJE.JDA 13 10 ~6 

2•Year s.JDAfE.JDA 12 18 ~6 

O· 7 and Above 

IF ull G/FO S•JDA Credit 4 0 ki6 

IGIFO s.JDAfE.JDA ~ 7 36 

Levels of Joint Qualification 

An Officer's eligibility for consideration to be awarded joint qualifications level II• IV will be based on the 

completion of the requisite education, joint experience points and discretionary points. See table below. 

LEVEL 

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CRITERIA 

a. Awarded upon completion of JPME Phase I and accrual of 18 points and certification by the CJCS 

or his or her designee. 

b. A minimum of 12 points must come from joint experience. 

c. A maximum of 6 discretionary points may be derived from joint training, joint exercises, and other 

education. 

NOTE: Officers who have full joint tour credit and have completed JPME Phase I may be nominated 

by their Service, in accordance with procedures established by the CJCS, to be designated as Level II. 

a. Awarded upon completion of JPME Phase II or AJPME (RC officers not on the ADL) and accrual 

ofa minimum of36 total points (based on Level II point requirements, normally 18 more points since 

Level II) or full joint duty credit, and certification by the Secretary of Defense or his or her designee. 

b. A minimum of24 points must come fromjoint experience. 

c. A maximum of 12 discretionary points may be derived from joint raining, joint exercise, and other 

education. 

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I LEVEL ~ RITERIA 

~---- d. Recency requirement: a minimum of 12 points must come from joint experience earned in the 

grade of 0-4 or higher. 

e. Fonnal designation: JQO. 

f. JQO is required for appointment as an 0-7 (AOL Officers Only). 

IV 

G/FO 

Only 

a. Awarded upon completion of Capstone and accrual of 24 joint experience points or full joint GI~ 

credit from an assignment after completing at least 14 months in a G/FO joint billet in OSD, the Joint 

Staff, CCMD headquarters (HQ) joint task force (JTF) HQs, or Defense Agencies and DoD Field 

Activities, hold designation as a JQO, and certification by the Secretary of Defense or his or her 

designee. 

b. Officers must be a GIFO (for pay purposes) for at least 1 day while filling the G/FO S-JDA or 

during the period for which joint experience points are earned. 

Joint Matters - Statutory Definition 

Whether validating a position for placement on the JDAL or validating individual experiences, the criteria that must 

be met in the statutory definition of"joint matters" - both "what you do" and "who you do it with" aspects: 

• WHAT: Matters related to the achievement of unified action by integrated military forces in operations 

conducted across domains such as land, sea or air, in space, or in the infonnation environment, including 

matters relating to: 

• National military strategy; 

• Strategic planning and contingency planning; 

• Command and control of operations under unified command; 

• National security planning with other departments and agencies of the United States; 

• Combined operations with military forces of allied nations; or 

• Acquisition matters addressed by military personnel and covered under chapter 87 of Title I 0 

u.s.c. 

• WHO: In the context of joint matters, the tenn "integrated military forces" refers to military forces that 

are involved in the planning or execution (or both) of operations involving participants from 

• more than one military department; or 

• military department and one or more of the following: 

• Other departments and agencies of the United States; 

• The military forces or agencies of other countries; or 

• Non-governmental persons or entities. 

Joint Training Course Certification 

The infonnation below details the guidelines, preparation and conduct of the individual joint training certification 

process (this process shall not be construed to include the legislatively mandated Process for Accreditation of the 

Joint Education (P AJE) directed in CJCS policy through the OPMEP). 

Providing warfighters with effective and accurate individual joint training and education is essential to the 

successful employment of the U.S. joint forces. Individual joint training and education must be based upon 

approved joint doctrine, validated and approved joint concepts, or vetted best practices where doctrinal voids exist. 

The individual joint training certification process includes five stages, initiation, validation, course review, database 

entry and certification or recertification package completion. Additional infonnation can be found in reference d. 

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Organizations will submit documentation supporting the eight certification criteria listed below, for new or existing 

training content through a Request for Certification (RFC) directly to the Joint Staff J7 certification team. 

The eight joint course certification criteria are: 

• Content must meet a joint training requirement that supports a joint operational need as identified in a 

Combatant Commander's joint training plan, or any other strategic authoritative joint document. 

• Content must be in accordance current joint doctrine, which can be found on the Joint Electronic Library 

Plus (JEL+). 

• Leaming objectives must link to current Universal Joint Tasks (UJTs) that can be searched via the 

Universal Joint Task List (UJTL) on the JEL+. 

• Course must have an assessment that tests and documents a learner's achievement of the training 

objectives. The course must have an evaluation standard, such as pass/fail or minimum score. 

• Course must have a lifecycle maintenance plan. Courses that have been certified as joint must be reviewed, 

updated, and recertified regularly to reflect revisions in joint doctrine, time-sensitive information, and/or 

content modifications to ensure content currency and accuracy. 

• Course should support the interest of two or more Military Departments and be accessible to all Service 

personnel who meet course requirements. Ideally, the intent is for all Services to be able to accept the 

program of instruction as meeting appropriate course content. 

• Course should not duplicate existing material. 

• Joint course instructors must possess relevant experience and knowledge of joint operations and/or 

activities related to the course. This criteria is not applicable to web-based instruction. 

Course certification will expire three years from the date certified. Extensions will be granted on a case by case 

basis, NOT to exceed 6 months. The Office of Primary Responsibility (QPR) can pull certification at any time. 

Joint certified courses can be found in Appendix A, and joint certified exercises can be found in Appendix C. JQO 

points may be accrued by completing joint certified individual training courses. 

Discretionary Points 

JQS acknowledges officers may gain expertise in joint matters based on their participation in joint exercises, other 

forms of joint training (does not apply when attending as a student), and education other than JPME and that these 

types of opportunities may also gamer discretionary points. However, discretionary points alone will not enable an 

officer to earn joint qualification. Officers may not be awarded discretionary points for ''joint exercises" while 

serving in an S-JDA tour or during any period for which the officer is awarded E-JDA points. 

Discretionary points may be earned from joint exercises and joint training/education ( to include resident and distance 

learning joint courses) that contribute to an officer's expertise in joint matter. Discretionary points are designated 

by the Joint Staff, J-7, and must have direct relevance to the definition of joint matters: 

• Exercise points will be determined by the individual's participation related to joint matters as follows: 

o Leader: three (3) points. Exercises formal authority and direction over significant organizational 

elements or major tasks. 

o Planner: two (2) points. Serves as the focal point for an activity or organization and is empowered 

to speak on behalf of their organization and make commitments for specified support. 

o Participant: one ( 1) point. A person actively involved in an event capable of making positive 

contributions to the mission. 

• Joint training/education will be assigned joint qualification points based on course content and duration. 

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Point Accrual Fonnula 

Hours Training 

<16 hours 

16 - 39 hours 

40 - 59 hours 

60- 99 hours 

~ 100 hours 

Number JOO Points 

0 points 

0.5 point 

1 point 

1.5 points 

2 points 

Approved joint experience points are derived from the duration and intensity of a joint experience, and equal the 

number of approved joint experience days divided by 30.4, with the result multiplied by an approved intensity factor. 

For the Reserve Component, the calculation of approved joint experience days performed as Inactive Duty Training is 

divided by half. The intensity is determined by the location and environment (combat, non-combat, and steadystate) in which the joint experience is gained. 

• Combat: intensity factor of three. The intensity factor is correlated to the receipt of hostile fire/imminent 

danger pay as specified in Volume 7 of the DoD Financial Management Regulation 7000, Chapter IO, 

Figure 10-1. 

• Non-combat: intensity factor of two. These experiences are significantly more intense than steady-state 

experiences. The CJCS must identify and certify which events and operations will qualify in this category. 

The Combatant Command may nominate operations for consideration. Examples include but are not limited 

to military actions other than war, such as humanitarian relief/disaster assistance and overseas drug 

interdiction operations (e.g. Hurricane Katrina and tsunami relief). 

• Other assignments or steady-state: intensity factor of one. This includes any joint duty assignment that 

does not qualify under sections above. This may also include joint experiences gained while assigned to a 

Military Service position, excluding those qualifying for combat experiences. 

Point Accrual Formula 

Joint EXPERIENCE Points = Duration (Months) x Intensity Factor• 

•combat: 3, Non-Combat: 2, Steady-state: 1 

DISCRETIONARY Points.., Education + Training+ Exercise 

Education / Training "' degree or certification related to "Joint Matters" [Pts TBD] 

Exercise Points Role [Participant ( 1 pt), Key Participant/Planner (2pts), Leader (3pts)] 

JOINT QUALIFICATION LEVEL = EXPERIENCE Pts + DISCRETIONARY Pts + JOINT EDUCATION 

A JOM- JQS portal site has been created as a useful tool for obtaining information on the program, this site can be 

found at J1AQls,:lf>l-'£S.JJttan.org/s/JSOFUN/jQm jgsi,!SitePages/Home.ajp4 . 

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APPENDIX A 

COURSE INFORMATION 

Course Method: Courses are identified as Distributed Leaming (DL), Institutional Leaming (IL), or Blended 

Leaming (BL). 

Course Number: Courses identified as IL and BL are assigned independently by the school (or QPR); DL course 

numbers are assigned by JS J7 JKO Division. 

Course Taxonomy: The DL course number taxonomy is defined as: Joint Functional Area, Levels of War, Origin of 

Course, and Course numbering-course module. For example: BOP-US 124. 

Joint Functional Area Levels of War 

Jl: Joint Personnel TA: Tactical Level Infonnation 

J2: Joint Intelligence OP: Operational Level lnfonnation 

J3: Joint Operations SN: Strategic National Level lnfonnation 

14: Joint Logistics ST: Strategic Theater Level Information 

J5: Joint Plans 

J6: Joint Communications 

17: Joint Training 

JS: Joint Integration Level Infonnation 

J9: Joint Experimentation 

Origin of Course Course Numbering-Course Module 

US: US Course 001-02: Course Number-Module Number 

MN: Multinational Course 

Course Legend: Used in Tables A I - A4 

••• First-time certified courses 

### Courses that are part of a curriculum. 

Note: Users should enroll in the applicable curriculum vice enrolling in the 

individual courses if credit for completion of the entire curriculum is desired. 

(See Table A-3 for the joint certified curriculum list) 

+++ DL courses not located on JKO 

Contact the OPR for information on accessing these courses. QPR information 

can be found in Aooendix E. 

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Table A-1: Courses Listed by Certification Date 

NOTE: Courses certified during this quarter are posted above the dark gray line. Existing certified courses currently undergoing 

the joint recertification process are found in Appendix 8. 

Mc1hod ~ Ci!um;: Jju!I!hcr r ...,ttl'Si' Till" Unul"S ~s C.~ed 

IL JSJ7 NIA Joint Staff Special Technical 28 0.5 14-Sep-2016 

Operations (STO) Planners 

Course 

IL JS JS NIA •••United States Anny 20 0.5 7-Sep-2016 

Consequence Management 

Module 

IL DTRA NIA •••Joint Countering Weapons of 35 0.5 18-Aug-2016 

Mass Destruction Planners 

Course (JCPC) 

DL JPRA PR 102 Fundamentals of Personnel 4 0 2-Aug-2016 

Rccoverv 

BL JCITA NIA Advanced Counterintelligence 440 2 I 8-Jul-20 I 6 

Collections Course (ACICC) 

BL JCITA NIA Advanced Foreign 858 2 I 8-Jul-2016 

Counterintelligence Operations 

Course (AFCIOC) 

IL JOTC J02101 JOPES Action Officer Course 40 I I 8-Jul-2016 

(JAOC) 

IL JS J39 NIA Joint Meteorology and 32 0.5 I 8-Jul-2016 

Oceanography (METOC) 

Officer (JMO) Course (JMOC) 

BL JDTC JD1102 JOPES Support Personnel 42 I I 8-Jul-2016 

USPC) Course 

BL JDTC GFI 102 Joint Capabilities Requirements 26 0.5 18-Jul-2016 

Manager CJCRM) Course 

IL DIO NIA Defense Readiness Reporting 24 0.5 I 8-Jul-2016 

System (DRRS) Operational 

Emolovrnent Course (OE) 

BL HT-JCOE NIA Defense Strategic Debriefing 200 2 I 8-Ju\-2016 

Course (DSDC) 

' • 4 

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BL HT-JCOE NIA Source Operations Course 528 2 2-Jun-2016 

(SOC) 

DL JS J7 J4OP-USI 144 ### Joint Force Commander 2 0 2-Jun-2016 

(JFC) I 00 Module 4: Joint Force 

Sustainment 

DL AFSPC/A3T IOS-COFC 001 +t+Cyber Operations 44 I 2-Jun-2016 

Fundamentals Course ICOFC) 

IL PRETC PR301 Personnel Recovery Planning 70 1.5 2-Jun-2016 

and Operations 

IL PRETC PR290 Joint Personnel Recovery for 19 0.5 2-Jun-2016 

Commanders and Staff 

BL U.S. Army 4A-F I 6/030-F20 Joint Engineer Operations 60.7 1.5 2-May-2016 

Enl!ineer School Course (JEOC) 

IL USCENTCOM CENTCOM _ 0 I 00 United States Central Command 16 0.5 25-Apr-2016 

Staff Orientation Course 

IL USSOUTHCOM NIA USSOUTHCOM Defense 23.5 0.5 11-Apr-2016 

Readiness Reporting System 

Operational Employment 

(DRRS OE) Course 

I DL JS J7 Curriculum Joint Force Commander (JFC) 13.5 0 3 l-Mar-20 I 6 

Online Leamini: Package 

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Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

BL USASOC NIA Advanced Special Operations 920 2 I 0-Mar-2016 

Techniques Level Ill Course 

(ASOTC) 

BL USAJCoE NIA Counterintelligence Special 680 2 26-Jan-2016 

Agent Course (CISAC) 

BL USAICoE NIA Counterintelligence Officers 680 2 26-Jon-2016 

Course (CIOC) 

DL DMRTI NIA Emergency Preparedness 8 0 14-Jan-2016 

Response Course (EPRC) 

Operator 

IL DMRTI NIA Joint Medical Operations Course 40 I 14-Jon-2016 

OMOC) 

DL DMRTI NIA Emergency Preparedness 8 0 I 4-Jon-2016 

Response Course (EPRC) 

Clinician 

IL Joint Military DIA-019581 Human Factors Analysis Course 40 I 12-Jan-2016 

Intelligence 

Traininl! Center 

IL DMRTI NIA Joint Senior Medical Leaders 37 0.5 23-Dec-2015 

Course (JSMLC 

IL DNWS DNWS-NW-110 Nuclear Weapons Orientation 36 0.5 23-Dec-2015 

Course (NWOC) 

IL DNWS DNWS NW-201M Joint DOD-DOE Nuclear 8 0 23-Dec-2015 

Security Executive Course 

(JNSEC) Mobile Training Team 

(Mm 

IL DNWS Varies Joint DOD-DOE Nuclear 16 0.5 23-Dec-2015 

SL-curity Executive Course 

<JNSEC) 

IL DNWS DNWS. NW 305 Theater Nuclear Operations 36 0.5 23-Dec-2015 

Course (TNOC) 

IL DNWS Varies Nuclear Policy Course (NucPol) 40 I 23-Dt.-c-2015 

IL DNWS DNWS- NRI0I Nuclear Emergency Team 80 1.5 23-Dec-2015 

Ooerations Course (NETOP) 

IL DNWS DNWS- NW 11 OM Nuclear Weapons Orientation 24 0.5 23-Dec-2015 

Course (NWOC) Mobile 

Traininl! Team <Mm 

DL JS J7 J3OP-USI 145 ### Joint Force Commander 2 0 14-Dec-2015 

(JFC) I 00 Module 5: Joint 

Operations Planning 

DL JS J7 J3OP-USI 143 ### Joint Force Commander 2 0 14-Dec-2015 

(JFC) IO0 Module 3: Joint 

Ooerations 

BL JFSC NIA Joint Information Operations 171 2 14-Dec-2015 

(10) Planners' Course (JIOPC) 

BL JFSC NIA Defense Operations Security 49 I 7-Dec-2015 

(OPSEC) Planners' Course 

<DOPC) 

IL AFSPC A2/3/6T CYBERIFTU Cyber Intelligence Formal 80 1.5 1O-Nov-2015 

(ETCA) Training Unit (CIFTU) 

DL JS J7 J3OP-USI 146 ### Joint Force Commander I 0 21-0ct-2015 

(JFC) I 00 Module 6: Joint 

Command, Control and 

Communications Course 

IL OSD(l) Initiatives NIA Information Environment 80 1.5 2I-Oct-2015 

Group Advanced Analysis (IEAA) 

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Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

IL MDA GCC609 Ground-based M idcourse 40 I 13-0ct-2015 

Defense (GMO) Configuration 

Course 

BL JDTC SA2103 Global Command and Control 34 0.5 J 3-Oct-20 I 5 

System-Joint (GCCS-J) 

Integrated Imagery and 

Intelligence (13) Operator 

Course 

BL JDTC SAII02 Global Command and Control 40 I I 3-Oct-20 I 5 

System-Joint (GCCS-J) 

Common Operational Picture 

(COP) Basic Operator Course 

IL JFCC IMDJ7 MD330 Missile Defense Crisis Action 25 0.5 I 7-Scp-2015 

Planning and Employment 

Course (Previously called: 

Missile Defense Operator 

Course) 

BL JFCC IMDJ7 MD250 Missile Defense Deliberate 25 0.5 I 7-Scp-2015 

Planning Course (Previously 

called! Missile Defense Planner 

Course) 

BL HT-JCOE NfA Joint HUMINT & Analysis 112 2 8-Sep-2015 

Tar_getin_g Course (JHATC) 

BL AFIT WCYBER200 Cyberspace 200 150 2 3 I-Aug-20 I 5 

BL AFIT WCYBER300 Cyberspace 300 95 1.5 3I-Aug-2015 

IL USAID NIA Joint Humanitarian Operations 16 0.5 25-Aug-2015 

Course (JHOC) 

IL DMRTI DMRTI-US004 Public Health Emergency 40 I 3-Aug-2015 

Mana_gement Course (PHEMC) 

IL AETC E3OBRl7D1 Undergraduate Cyberspace 560 2 3-Aug-2015 

002A Training (phase 2) 

IL JFCC IMDJ7 MD370 Missile Defense Asset 14 0 3-Aug-2015 

Manal!ement User Course 

IL AETC E3OQR17D1 Undergraduate Cyberspace 360 2 3-Aug-2015 

00IA Training (phase I) 

IL JFSC NIA Joint lnfonnation Operations 34.5 0.5 21-Jul-20 I 5 

Orientation Course {JIOOC) 

IL USNORTHCOM NIA Domestic JTF Commander 45 I 25-Jun-2015 

Training Course (JCTC) 

IL MDA CGG607 GMO Missile Defense Officer 145.5 2 24-Jun-2015 

(MDO) Course 

DL JS J7 J3OP-US1147 ### Joint Force Commander 1.5 0 8-Jun-2015 

(JFC) I 00 Module 7: Joint Fires 

and Joint Tar_getin_g 

IL JEWC NIA Joint Electronic Warfare Theater 52.5 I 8-Jun-2015 

Operations Course (JEWTOC) 

IL JFCC 1MDJ7 MD220 Missile Defense Staff Basic 18 0.5 3-Jun-2015 

Course 

BL MAGTF NIA United States Marine Corps 460 2 27-May-2015 

CIIHUMIT Marine Air-Ground Task Force 

School (MAGTF) Counterintelligence 

(Cl) Course Module 

BL Defense Cover NIA Advanced Technicians Course 144 2 27-May-2015 

Office 

IL USCYBERCOM, A-531-0031; Joint Network Attack Course 160 2 27-May-2015 

J72 X5AZIN451- (JNAC) 

OA4A 

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Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

DL JS J7 J3SN-USI 148 ### Joint Force Commander 1.5 0 27-May-2015 

(JFC) 100 Module 8: 

lnterorganizational Coordination 

and Multinational Oocrations 

IL DINFOS DINFOS-JSP AC Joint Senior Public Affairs 76 1.5 I 7-Apr-20 I 5 

Course 

IL DINFOS DINFOS-JIPAC Joint Intermediate Public Affairs 208 2 17-Apr-2015 

Course 

DL USTRANSCOM/ J4OP-USI 16 Joint Deployment Distribution 17 0.5 3I-Mar-2015 

TCJI-C Ooerations Center (JDDOC) 

IL USNORTHCOM NIA Joint Reception Staging Onward 24 0.5 24-Mar-20 I 5 

Movement and Integration 

Training Course (JRSOITC) 

IL USNORTHCOM NIA Joint Operations Center Training 32 0.5 I 0-Mar-2015 

Course (JOCTC) 

IL USAF-505th USAF PDS: 77L Joint Air Operations Command 71.35 1.5 10-Mar-2015 

Training and Control Course (JAOC2C) 

Squadron 

IL DIA Academy for DIA006011 Defense Intelligence Agency's 40 I 25-Feb-2015 

Defense Intelligence Support to 

Intelligence Information Ooerations 

DL JID J3OP-USJ09 Link 16 Joint Interoperability 34 0.5 25-Feb-2015 

Course 

BL Marine Corps NIA Marine Air Ground Task Force 2000 2 12-Dec-2014 

Intelligence (MAGTF) Joint Interrogation 

Schools Module 

IL JS J4 NIA Joint Operational Contract 68 1.5 12-Dec-2014 

Support Planning and Execution 

Course CJOPEC) 

DL JS J7 J3OP-USI 142 ### Joint Force Commander 1.5 0 12-Dec-2014 

(JFC) I 00 Module 2: Joint 

lntclJigence 

IL JFCC IMDJ7 MD 170 Missile Defense Asset 6 0 12-Dec-2014 

Management Familiarization 

Course 

IL JFSC S365 Joint Military Deception 68 1.5 3-0ct-2014 

Training Course (JMTC) 

(Formerly called: Defense 

Military Deception Training 

Course (DMTC)) 

DL DMRTI J3OP-US262 Emergency Preparedness 3 0 3-0ct-2014 

Response Course 

Executive/Commander 

DL DMRTI J3OP-US261-HB Emergency Preparedness 1.5 0 29-Scp-2014 

Response Course • Basic 

Awareness 

IL DINFOS DINFOS-JCP AC Joint Contingency Public Affairs 76 1.5 2-Sep-2014 

Course (Formerly called: Joint 

Expeditionary Public Affairs 

Course) 

IL NSSI SOPSC V3 051 Space 300 118 2 25-Aug-2014 

IL USAF-505th AOCIQTIAMD Air Operations Center (AOC) 34.4 0.5 13-Aug-2014 

Training PDS0YF Initial Qualification Training 

Squadron (IQT) Integrated Air and Missile 

Defense (IAMD) 

IL NSSI SOPSC V3 050 Space 200 159 2 13-Aug-2014 

13 
Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

BL JCITA NIA DOD Counterintelligence Agent 488 2 I 3-Aug-2014 

Course <DCAC) 

DL JID JKO: J7S-JTI 00 Link 16 Basics 3.25 0 16-Jul-2014 

IL U.S. Anny Fires 2E-SIL7/250- Joint Fires Observer 72 1.5 9-Jul-2014 

Center of ASIL7(MC) 

Excellence 

BL JFSC NIA Joint Command, Control, 107 2 9-Jul-2014 

Communications, Computers 

and lntclligcncc/Cybcr Staff and 

Oocrations Course (JC41CSOC) 

IL U.S. Anny 8A-FS4/552• Joint Logistics Course 80 1.5 9-Jul-2014 

Logistics F6(MC) 

University 

DL USNORTHCOM JDOC.cVI +++Joint Domestic Operations 50 I 9-Jul-2014 

Course (JDOC) 

DL JPRA J3T A-US022 SERE I 00.1 Level A Code of 6 0 9-Jun-2014 

Conduct Traininl! Course 

IL JTS NfA Joint Targeting Staff 40 I 4-Jun-2014 

Familiarization Course 

IL JID JT IOI Introduction to Multi-Tactical 36.5 0.5 4-Jun-2014 

Data Link (TDL) Network 

(MTN) Ooerations Course 

BL U.S. Anny NIA Anny Joint Interrogation 2000 2 3-Jun-2014 

Intelligence Training Module 

Center and 

School 

IL JCITA NIA Counterintelligence Collection 120 2 27-May-2014 

in a Cyber Environment Course 

(CICCEC) 

IL NDU RCNSC Reserve Component National 100 2 23-Apr-20 I 4 

Securitv Course (RCNSC) 

IL MDA SBC604 Ground-based M idcourse 36.S 0.5 16-Apr-2014 

Defense (GMD) Basic Course 

IL USNORTHCOM NfA Joint Force Headquarters/Joint 24 0.5 I 6-Apr-2014 

Task Force Stoff Training 

Course CJSTC) 

IL MDA CMOCBC605 Ground-based Midcoursc 32 0.5 I 6-Apr-2014 

Defense (GMD) 

NORADIUSNORTHCOM 

Command Center (N2C2) Busic 

Course 

DL JSOU soc 1610 +++Joint Special Operation Task 19 0.5 2-Apr-2014 

Force (JSOTF) Level I CoursePreviously culled Joint Spcciol 

Operations University (JSOU), 

Joint Special Operation Task 

Force (JSOTF) Course 

IL JFSC NA Homeland Security Planners 40 I 2-Apr-2014 

Course (HLSPC) 

IL HT-JCOE NA Defense Advanced Tradccrafi 744 2 2-Apr-2014 

Course(DATC) 

BL ARNORTH ATRRS-250 Defense Support of Civil 36 0.5 2-Apr-2014 

Authorities (DSCA) Phase II 

Resident Course 

IL NMITC NIA Marine Air-Ground Tusk Force 792 2 25-Mor-2014 

CIIHUMINT Course 

IL UFMCS 9E-SI/ASl7Gl920- Stop-Gap Red Teom Leaders 372 2 7-Mar-2014 

ASl7G-ALT Course 

14 
Me1hod QPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

IL UFMCS 9E-SIIASl7Gf920- Red Team Leaders Course 732 2 7-Mar-2014 

ASl7G 

IL UFMCS 9E-S1/ ASl7 J/920- Red Team Member Course 220 2 7-Mar-2014 

ASl7J 

IL JTS S357 CDP: 4904 Battle Damage Assessment 40 I 6-Mar-2014 

(BDA) Course 

IL JTS S359 CDP: 4902 Joint Targeting Staff Course 85 1.5 6-Mar-2014 

IL JTS S360 CDP: 4901 Joint Targeting Applications 40 I 20-Feb-2014 

Course 

IL JTS S366; CDP: 05YG Collateral Damage Estimation 40 I 7-Feb-2014 

/COE) 

DL ARNORTH J3ST-US0I0 Defense Support of Civil 8 0 2I-Jan-2014 

Authorities (DSCA) Phase I 

Course 

IL JID JT-201 Multi-Tactical Data Link (TDL) 80 1.5 7-Nov-2013 

Planner Course 

IL JID JT-310 Advanced Joint Interface 156 2 7-Nov-2013 

Control Cell (JICC} Operator 

Course (AJOC) 

IL JID JT-102 Multi-Tactical Data Link (TDL) 80 1.5 7-Nov-2013 

Advanced Joint Interoperability 

Course (MAJIC) 

IL JID JT-301 Joint Interface Control Officer 156 2 7-Nov-2013 

(JICO) Course 

IL JID JT-220 Link 16 Unit Manager Course 40 I 7-Nov-2013 

/LUM) 

BL JDTC SA2I02 Global Command and Control 40 I 24-Oct-2013 

System - Joint (GCCS-J) 

Common Operational Picture 

(COP) Advanced Operator 

Course 

DL JSJ7 BOP-US\141 ### Joint Force CommandL'T 2 0 14-Dec-2012 

(JFC) I 00 Module I: Joint 

Fundamentals 

15 
JS J7 

Table A-2: Courses Listed Alphabetically by Course Title 

Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

BL JCITA NIA Advanced Counterintelligence 440 2 l 8-Jul-2016 

Collections Course (ACICC) 

BL JCITA NIA Advanced Foreign 858 2 I 8-Jul-2016 

Counterintelligence Operations 

Course (AFCIOC) 

IL JID JT-310 Advanced Joint Interface 156 2 7-Nov-2013 

Control Cell (JICC) Operator 

Course I AJOC) 

BL USASOC NIA Advanced Special Operations 920 2 I O-Mar-20 I 6 

Techniques Level Ill Course 

(ASOTC) 

BL Defense Cover NIA Advanced Technicians Course 144 2 27-May-2015 

Office 

IL USAF-505th AOCIQTIAMD Air Operations Center (AOC) 34.4 0.5 l 3-Aug-2014 

Training PDS0YF Initial Qualification Training 

Squadron (JQn Integrated Air and Missile 

Defense (IAMD) 

BL U.S. Army NIA Army Joint Interrogation 2000 2 3-Jun-2014 

lntell igence Training Module 

Center and 

School 

IL JTS S357 CDP: 4904 Battle Damage Assessment 40 I 6-Mar-2014 

(BOA) Course 

IL JTS S366; CDP; 05YG Collateral Damage Estimation 40 I 7-Feb-2014 

(CDE) 

IL JCITA NIA Counterintelligence Collection 120 2 27-May-2014 

in a Cyb<.T Environment Course 

(CICCEC) 

BL USAICoE NIA Counterintelligence Officers 680 2 26-Jan-2016 

Course (CIOC) 

BL USAICoE NfA Counterintelligence Special 680 2 26-Jan-2016 

Al!ent Course (CISAC) 

IL AFSPC A2/3/6T CYBERIFTU Cyber Intelligence Formal 80 1.5 I 0-Nov-2015 

(ETCA) Trainin11: Unit (CIFTU) 

DL AFSPC/A3T IOS-COFC 001 +++Cyber Operations 44 I 2-Jun-2016 

Fundamentals Course (COFC) 

BL AFIT WCYBER200 Cyberspace 200 150 2 3 l-Aug-20 I 5 

BL AFIT WCYBER300 Cyberspace 300 95 1.5 31-Aug-2015 

BL JCITA NIA DOD Counterintelligence Agent 488 2 l 3-Aug-2014 

Course (DCAC) 

IL HT-JCOE NA Defense Advanced Tradecrnft 744 2 2-Apr-2014 

Course (DATC) 

IL DIA Academy for DIA00601 l Defense Intelligence Agency's 40 I 25-Feb-2015 

Defense Intelligence Support to 

lntelli~ence Information Oaerations 

BL JFSC NIA Defense Operations Security 49 I 7-Dec-2015 

(OPSEC) Planners' Course 

(DOPC) 

IL DIO NIA Defense Readiness Reporting 24 0.5 l 8-Jul-2016 

System (DRRS) Operational 

Emolovment Course (OE) 

BL HT-JCOE NIA Defense Strategic Debriefing 200 2 l 8-Jul-2016 

Course (DSDC) 

16 
Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

DL ARNORTH J3ST-US0I0 Defense Support of Civil 8 0 2 I -Jan-2014 

Authorities (DSCA) Phase I 

Course 

BL ARNORTH ATRRS-250 Defense Support of Civil 36 0.5 2-Apr-2014 

Authorities (OSCA) Phase II 

Resident Course 

IL USNORTHCOM NIA Domestic JTF Commander 45 I 25-Jun-2015 

Trainine Course (JCTC) 

DL DMRTI J3OP-US262 Emergency Preparedness 3 0 3-0ct-2014 

Response Course 

Executive/Commander 

DL DMRTI NIA Emergency Preparedness 8 0 I 4-Jan-2016 

Response Course (EPRC) 

Clinician 

DL DMRTI NIA Emergency Preparedness 8 0 14-Jan-2016 

Response Course (EPRC) 

Ooerator 

DL DMRTI J3OP-US261-HB Emergency Preparedness 1.5 0 29-Scp-2014 

Response Course - Basic 

Awareness 

DL JPRA PR 102 Fundamentals of Personnel 4 0 2-Aug-2016 

Recovery 

IL MDA CGG607 GMO Missile Defense Officer 145.5 2 24-Jun-2015 

(MOO) Course 

BL JDTC SA2102 Global Command and Control 40 I 24-Oct-2013 

System• Joint (GCCS-J) 

Common Operational Picture 

(COP) Advanced Operator 

Course 

BL JDTC SAi 102 Global Command and Control 40 I 13-0ct-2015 

System-Joint (GCCS-J) 

Common Operational Picture 

(COP) Basic Ooerator Course 

BL JDTC SA2103 Global Command and Control 34 0.5 13-0ct-2015 

System-Joint (GCCS-J) 

Integrated Imagery and 

Intelligence (13) Operator 

Course 

IL MDA SBC604 Ground-based Midcourse 36.5 0.5 16-Apr-2014 

Defense (GMO) Basic Course 

IL MDA GCC609 Ground-based Midcourse 40 I 13-0ct-2015 

Defense (GMO) Configuration 

Course 

IL MDA CMOCBC605 Ground-based M idcourse 32 0.5 16-Apr-2014 

Defense (GMO) 

NORAD/'USNORTHCOM 

Command Center (N2C2) Basic 

Course 

IL JFSC NA Homeland Security Planners 40 I 2-Apr-2014 

Course (HLSPC) 

IL Joint Military DIA-019581 Human Factors Analysis Course 40 I 12-Jan-2016 

Intelligence 

Trainine Center 

IL OSO(1) Initiatives NIA lnfonnation Environment 80 1.5 21-0ct-2015 

Group Advanced Analysis (IEAA) 

IL JID JT 101 Introduction lo Multi-Tactical 36.5 0.5 4-Jun-2014 

Data Link {TDL) Network 

(MTN) Operations Course 

17 
Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Cenified 

IL JDTC JD2101 JOPES Action Officer Course 40 I \ 8-Jul-2016 

(JAOC) 

BL JDTC JD\ 102 JOPES Support Personnel 42 I \ 8-Jul-2016 

(JSPC) Course 

IL USAF-505th USAF PDS: 77L Joint Air Operations Command 71.35 1.5 10-Mar-2015 

Training and Control Course (JAOC2C) 

Sauadron 

BL JDTC GFI 102 Joint Capabilities Requirements 26 0.5 l 8-Jul-2016 

ManaJter (JCRM) Course 

BL JFSC NIA Joint Command, Control, 107 2 9-Jul-2014 

Communications, Computers 

and lntelligencc/Cybcr Staff and 

Ooerations Course (JC4ICSOC) 

IL DINFOS DINFOS-JCPAC Joint Contingency Public Affairs 76 1.5 2-Sep-2014 

Course (Formerly called: Joint 

Expeditionary Public Affairs 

Course) 

IL DTRA NIA ••• Joint Countering Weapons of 35 0.5 18-Aug-2016 

Mass Destruction Planners 

Course (JCPC) 

IL DNWS Varies Joint DOD-DOE Nuclear 16 0.5 23-Dec-20 I 5 

Security Executive Course 

(JNSEC) 

IL DNWS DNWS NW-201M Joint DOD-DOE Nuclear 8 0 23-Dcc-2015 

Security Executive Course 

(JNSEC) Mobile Training Team 

(MTT) 

DL USTRANSCOM/ J4OP-USI 16 Joint Deployment Distribution 17 0.5 31-Mar-2015 

TCJI-C Operations Center (JDDOC) 

DL USNORTHCOM JDOC.cVI +++ Joint Domestic Operations 50 I 9-Jul-2014 

Course (JDOC) 

IL JEWC NIA Joint Electronic Warfare Theater 52.5 I 8-Jun-2015 

Operations Course (JEWTOC) 

BL U.S. Anny 4A•F I 6/030-F20 Joint Engineer Operations 60.7 1.5 2-May-2016 

Engineer School Course (JEOC) 

IL U.S. Anny Fires 2E-SIL 7/250• Joint Fires Observer 72 1.5 9-Jul-2014 

Center of ASIL7 (MC) 

Excellence 

DL JSJ7 J3OP-USI 141 ### Joint Force Commander 2 0 14-Dec-2012 

(JFC) 100 Module I: Joint 

Fundamentals 

DL JS J7 J3OP-USI 142 ### Joint Force Commander 1.5 0 12-Dec-2014 

(JFC) I 00 Module 2: Joint 

Intelligence 

Top of JS J7 J3OP-USI 143 ### Joint Force Commander 2 0 14-Dec-2015 

Form (JFC) 100 Module 3: Joint 

DL Operations 

Bottom 

ofForm 

DL JS 17 J4OP-USI 144 ### Joint Force Commander 2 0 2-Jun-2016 

(JFC) I 00 Module 4; Joint Force 

Sustainment 

DL JSJ7 J3OP-USI 145 ### Joint Force Commander 2 0 14-Dec-2015 

(JFC) 100 Module 5: Join! 

Operations Plannin~ 

18 
Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

DL JS J7 J3OP-US1146 ### Joint Force Commander 1 0 21-Oct-2015 

(JFC) I 00 Module 6: Joint 

Command, Control and 

Communications Course 

DL JS J7 J3OP-US1147 ### Joint Force Commander 1.5 0 8-Jun-201 S 

(JFC) 100 Module 7: Joint fires 

and Joint Tan.?eting 

DL JS J7 J3SN-US1148 ### Joint Force Commander 1.5 0 27-May-2015 

(JFC) 100 Module 8: 

lnterorganizational Coordination 

and Multinational Operations 

DL JS J7 Curriculum Joint Force Commander (JFC) 13.5 0 3I-Mar-2016 

Online Leaming Package 

IL USNORTHCOM NIA Joint Force Headquarters/Joint 24 0.5 16-Apr-2014 

Task Force Staff Training 

Course (JSTC) 

BL HT-JCOE NIA Joint HUM INT & Analysis 112 2 8-Sep-201 S 

Targeting Course (JHATC) 

IL USAID NIA Joint Humanitarian Operations 16 0.5 25-Aug-2015 

Course (JHOC) 

BL JFSC NIA Joint Information Operations 171 2 14-Dcc-2015 

(10) Planners' Course (JIOPC) 

IL JFSC NIA Joint Information Operations 34.5 0.5 21-Jul-20 I 5 

Orientation Course (JIOOC) 

IL JID JT-301 Joint Interface Control Officer 156 2 7-Nov-2013 

(JICO) Course 

IL DINFOS DINFOS-JIPAC Joint Intermediate Public Affairs 208 2 17-Apr-2015 

Course 

IL U.S. Army 8A-F54/552- Joint Logistics Course 80 1.5 9-Jul-2014 

Logistics F6(MC) 

Universitv 

IL DMRTI NIA Joint Medical Operations Course 40 1 14-Jan-2016 

(JMOC) 

IL JS J39 NIA Joint Meteorology and 32 0.5 18-Jul-2016 

Oceanography (METOC) 

Officer CJMO) Course CJMOC) 

IL JFSC S365 Joint Military Deception 68 1.5 3-0ct-2014 

Training Course (JMTC) 

(Formerly called: Defense 

Military Deception Training 

Course CDMTC)) 

IL USCYBERCOM, A-531-0031; Joint Network Attack Course 160 2 27-May-2015 

J72 X5AZIN451- (JNAC) 

OA4A 

IL JS J4 NIA Joint Operational Contract 68 1.5 12-Dec-2014 

Support Planning and Execution 

Course CJOPEC) 

IL USNORTHCOM NIA Joint Operations Center Training 32 0.5 IO-Mar-2015 

Course (JOCTC) 

IL PRETC PR290 Joint Personnel Recovery for 19 0.5 2-Jun-2016 

Commanders and Staff 

IL USNORTHCOM NIA Joint Reception Staging Onward 24 0.5 24-Mar-20 I 5 

Movement and Integration 

Traininit Course (JRSOITC) 

IL DMRTI NIA Joint Senior Medical Leaders 37 0.5 23-Dcc-201 S 

Course (JSMLC 

IL DINFOS DINFOS-JSP AC Joint Senior Public Affairs 76 1.5 17-Apr-2015 

Course 

19 
Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

DL JSOU soc 1610 +++Joint Special Operation Task 19 0.5 2-Apr-2014 

Force (JSOTF) Level I CoursePreviously called Joint Special 

Operations University (JSOU), 

Joint Special Operation Task 

Force (JSOTF) Course 

IL JS J7 NIA Joint Staff Special Technical 28 0.5 14-Sep-2016 

Operations (STO) Planners 

Course 

IL JTS S360 CDP: 4901 Joint Targeting Applications 40 I 20-Feb-2014 

Course 

IL JTS S359 CDP: 4902 Joint Targeting Staff Course 85 1.5 6-Mar-2014 

IL JTS NIA Joint Targeting Staff 40 I 4-Jun-2014 

Familiarization Course 

DL JID JKO: J7S-JTI00 Link 16 Basics 3.25 0 16-Jul-2014 

DL JID J3OP-USI09 Link 16 Joint Interoperability 34 0.5 25-Feb-2015 

Course 

IL JID JT-220 Link 16 Unit Manager Course 40 I 7-Nov-2013 

(LUM) 

BL Marine Corps NIA Marine Air Ground Task Force 2000 2 12-Dec-2014 

Intelligence (MAGTF) Joint Interrogation 

Schools Module 

IL NMITC NIA Marine Air-Ground Task Force 792 2 25-Mar-2014 

Cl/HUM INT Course 

IL JFCC IMD J7 MD 170 Missile Defense Asset 6 0 12-Dec-2014 

Management Familiarization 

Course 

IL JFCC IMO J7 MD370 Missile Defense Asset 14 0 3-Aug-2015 

Management User Course 

IL JFCC IMO J7 MD330 Missile Defense Crisis Action 25 0.5 17-Sep-2015 

Planning and Employment 

Course (Previously called: 

Missile Defense Operator 

Course) 

BL JFCC IMDJ7 MD250 Missile Defense Deliberate 25 0.5 17-Sep-2015 

Planning Course (Previously 

called: Missile Defense Planner 

Course) 

IL JFCC IMDJ7 MD220 Missile Defense Stoff Basic 18 0.5 3-Jun-2015 

Course 

IL JID JT-102 Multi-Tactical Dato Link (TDL) 80 1.5 7-Nov-2013 

Advanced Joint Interoperability 

Course (MAJIC) 

IL JID JT-201 Multi-Tactical Data Link (TDL) 80 1.5 7-Nov-2013 

Planner Course 

IL DNWS DNWS- NRI0I Nuclear Emergency Team 80 1.5 23-Dec-2015 

Operations Course (NETOP) 

IL DNWS Vories Nuclear Policy Course (NucPol) 40 I 23-Dec-2015 

IL DNWS DNWS-NW-110 Nuclear Weapons Orientation 36 0.5 23-Dec-2015 

Course (NWOC) 

IL DNWS DNWS- NW 11 OM Nuclear Weapons Orientation 24 0.5 23-Dec-2015 

Course (NWOC) Mobile 

Training Team (MTD 

IL PRETC PR30I Personnel Recovery Planning 70 1.5 2-Jun-2016 

and Ooerations 

20 
Method OPR Course Number Course Tille Hours Points Ccnified 

IL DMRTI DMRTI-US004 Public Health Emergency 40 I 3-Aug-2015 

Manaeement Course (PHEMC) 

IL UFMCS 9E-SI/ASl7G/920- Red Team Leaders Course 732 2 7-Mar-2014 

ASl7G 

IL UFMCS 9E-SI/ ASl7 Jf920- Red Team Member Course 220 2 7-Mar-2014 

ASJ7J 

IL NDU RCNSC Reserve Component National 100 2 23-Apr-2014 

Securitv Course (RCNSC) 

DL JPRA J3T A-US022 SERE 100.1 Level A Code of 6 0 9-Jun-2014 

Conduct Traininl!: Course 

BL HT-JCOE NIA Source Operations Course 528 2 2-Jun-2016 

(SOC) 

IL NSSI SOPSC V3 050 Space 200 159 2 13-Aug-20 I 4 

IL NSSI SOPSC V3 051 Space 300 118 2 25-Aug-2014 

IL UFMCS 9E-SI/ASl7Gf920- Stop-Gap Red Team Leaders 372 2 7-Mar-2014 

ASl7G-ALT Course 

IL DNWS DNWS-NW 305 Theater Nuclear Operations 36 0.5 23-Dec-2015 

Course (TNOC) 

IL USSOUTHCOM NIA USSOUTHCOM Defense 23.5 0.5 11-Apr-2016 

Readiness Reponing Syslem 

Operational Employment 

(DRRS OE) Course 

IL AETC E3OQR17D1 Undergraduate Cyberspace 360 2 3-Aug-2015 

00IA Trainine (nhnsc I) 

IL AETC E3OBRl7D1 Undergraduate Cyberspace 560 2 3-Aug-2015 

002A Trainine (nhasc 2) 

IL JS J8 NIA ***United States Anny 20 0.5 7-Sep-2016 

Consequence Management 

Module 

IL USCENTCOM CENTCOM _ 0 I 00 United States Central Command 16 0.5 25-Apr-2016 

Staff Orientation Course 

BL MAGTF NIA United States Marine Corps 460 2 27-May-2015 

CI/HUMIT Marine Air-Ground Task Force 

School (MAGTF) Counterintelligence 

(Cl) Course Module 

21 
JS J7 

Table A-3: Approved Joint Curriculum 

Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

DL JSJ7 NIA Joint Force Commander• JFC 13.5 0 31 Mar 2016 

Online Leaming Package 

Table A-4: DL Courses worth JQS points 

OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified 

AFSPCIA3T NIA +++Cybcr Operations 44 I 2 Jun 2016 

POC: Capt Dana Peterson Fundamentals Course (COFC) 

Dane.neterson@ang.ef.mil 

(802) 485-1945 

USTRANSCOM J4OP-USI 16 Joint Deployment Distribution 17 0.5 31 Mar2015 

Operations Center (JDDOC) 

Course 

NGB NA +++ Joint Domestic Operations 50 I 9 Jul 2014 

POC: Mr. Thomas Newman Course (JDOC) 

n-nc.petcrson.n-ncj7.mbx.j723• 

OM B@mail.mil 

(719) 332-6159 

JSOU soc 1610 -+++ Joint Special Operation 19 0.5 2 Apr20l4 

POC: Julio Navarro Task Force (JSOTF) Level I 

J11Uro,nil!V'11TO.dt(@~ocom,mil Course 

(813) 826-5827 - Previously called -Joint 

Special Operations University 

(JSOU), Joint Spcci11I Operation 

Task Force (JSOTF) Course 

JID J3OP-US109 Link 16 Joint Interoperability 33 0.5 25 Feb 2015 

Course 

22 
Qt)!S17 

APPENDIXB 

ITEMIZED LIST OF DOCUMENT CHANGES 

Table B-1: Decertified Courses 

Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified Decertified 

IL JS JS NIA CBRN Captain's Course 17 0.5 19-Jun-2013 7 Sep 2016 

Consequence Management 

Module 

IL JCITA NfA Counterintelligence 252 2 23-Apr-2014 26 Sep 2016 

Surveillance Course (CSC) 

IL JS JS NIA Engineer Captain's Career 17.5 0.5 15-Jul-2013 7 Sep 2016 

Course Consequence 

Manaszcment Module 

IL JS JS NIA Military Police Captain's 17.5 0.5 15-Jul-2013 7 Sep 2016 

Curecr Course 

Consequence Management 

Module 

Table B-2: Course Recertifications 

OPRs have indicated their intentions to re-certify these courses. Course content must meet the eight-fold criteria as cited in 

reference (cl). All courses remain certified during the recertification process. 

DL JSJ7 

Course Number 

J3OP-USI 141 

Course Title 

#II# Joint Force Commander (JFC) I 00 

Module I: Joint Fundamentals 

Table B-3: New Courses Submitted for Certifications 

Certified 

2 0 14-Dec-2012 

The courses listed below arc new courses submitted for joint course certification during this quarter. Course content must meet 

the eight-fold criteria as cited in reference ( d). 

Course Number Course Title Hours 

IL JS J33 NIA Level IV Antit1.-rrorism Executive Training 18 

23 
APPENDIXC 

JOINT EXERCISES 

Table C-1: List of identified Joint Exercises for this Quarter 

A complete list of Approved Joint Exercises can be found at huns:1/wss.apan,orgfs/JSOFIJN/jom igs/,S_itePages/Home.amx 

Sponsoring Employment Employment 0 . rnamzatton S tart D ate E n dD ate 

USEUCOM SEA BREEZE 16-2016 S-0ct-15 19-Scp-16 

USEUCOM SABER JUNCTION 16-2016 31-Mar-16 16-Scp-16 

USTRANSCOM TURBO ACTIVATION 16-4 I-Jul-16 30-Scp-16 

USAFRICOM EASTERN ACCORD 16 S-Jul-16 27-Jul-16 

USEUCOM NOBLE SHIRLEY 16 12-Jul-16 22-Jul-16 

HQACC GREEN FLAG EAST 16-08 14-Jul-16 28-Jul-16 

USTRANSCOM ULTIMATECADUCEUS 16 IS-Jul-16 I-Aug-16 

USTRANSCOM TURBO DISTRIBUTION JTF-PO (APOD) 16-3 16-Jul-16 29-Jul-\6 

HQACC BLUE FLAG (BF) 16-2 17-Jul-16 28-Jul-\6 

USNORTHCOM AMALGAM EAGLE (N-NC) 16 18-Jul-16 22-Jul-16 

US SOUTH COM PANAMAX 16 24-Jul-16 31-Aug-16 

USNORTHCOM VIGILANT GUARD (NC AND REGION I) 16-VT 25-Jul-16 2-Aug-16 

USPACOM GEMA BHAKTI 16 25-Jul-l6 2-Aug-16 

USEUCOM SABER GUARDIAN 16-2016 27-Jul-16 7-Aug-16 

HQACC GREEN FLAG WEST 16-08 29-Jul-16 I2-Aug-16 

HQACC RED FLAG-NELLIS 16-03 29-Jul-16 12-Aug-16 

USAFRJCOM SOUTHERN ACCORD 16 l-Aug-16 17-Aug-16 

USEUCOM JACKAL STONE 16 8-Aug-16 24-Aug-16 

USPACOM ULCH! FREEDOM GUARDIAN 16 l 1-Aug-16 2-Scp-16 

USNORAD VIGILANT SHIELD (NORAD) 16-1 13-Aug-l6 22-Aug-16 

USSOUTHCOM UNITAS AMPHIBIOUS PHASE 16-8 15-Aug-I6 19-Aug-16 

HQACC RED FLAG-NELLIS 16-04 l5-Aug-16 26-Aug-16 

USNORTHCOM VIBRANT RESPONSE DEPLOYMENT READINESS 18-Aug-16 29-Aug-16 

04 16 

USNORAD VIGILANT EAGLE COMMEX-CPX (NORAD) 16 22-Aug-16 26-Aug-16 

USPACOM COMMANDO SLING 16-3 22-Aug-16 9-Scp-16 

HQACC GREEN FLAG WEST 16-09 26-Aug-16 9-Scp-16 

USPACOM ASEAN EXERCISE 16-3 30-Aug-16 13-Scp-16 

USEUCOM COOPERATIVE RESOLVE 16-2016 31-Aug-16 8-Scp-16 

USEUCOM AGILE SPIRIT 16-2016 I-Scp-16 13-Scp-16 

USAFRICOM LION FOCUS 16 8-Scp-16 23-Scp-16 

USAFRICOM JUDICIOUS ACTIVATION 16 9-Scp-16 12-Scp-16 

USEUCOM IMMEDIATE RESPONSE 16-2016 9-Scp-16 23-Scp-16 

USEUCOM NORTHERN CHALLENGE 16-2016 12-Scp-l6 22-Scp-l6 

USPACOM VALIANT SHIELD 16 12-Scp-l6 23-Scp-l6 

24 
Sponsoring Employment Employment 

Prnanization ~ran~D_ate Fnd_Ua_te 

34 CTS (HQ AMC) GREEN FLAG LITTLE ROCK 16-09 14-Scp-16 26-Scp-l6 

USCENTCOM REGIONAL COOPERATION 16 16-Scp-16 27-Scp-l6 

USPACOM PACIFIC SENTRY 16-3 16-Scp- 16 2I-Scp-16 

USSOUTHCOM UNITAS ATLANTIC PHASE 16-8 18-Scp-16 28-Scp-l6 

USSOUTHCOM UNITAS PACIFIC PHASE 16-8 18-Scp-16 28-Scp-l6 

HQACC GREEN FLAG EAST 16-09 l 8-Scp-16 30-Scp- 16 

USPACOM PROLIFERATION SECURITY INITIATIVE 16-2 21-Scp-16 23-Scp-l6 

25 
APPENDIXD 

References 

a. Sections 152, 154,155,164, 619a, 661-668, 2151-2155, 3033, 5033, 5043, 8033 and 10216 of title IO United 

States Code, 

b. DoDI 1300.19, "DoD Joint Officer Management Program," 4 March 2014 

(http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directiyes/con:eslgd f!' 1300 l 9p,l}d0 

c. CJCSI 1330.05A, "Joint Officer Management Program Procedures," 15 December 2015, 

(http://www,dtic,millc jc,ulirectivestcda.Wwllimit/1330 0Sa,gdO 

d. CJCSM 3500.03£, "Joint Training Manual for the Anned Forces of the United States," 20 April 2015 

http:lonvw.dtic.millcjcs directiveslcdata!unUmii/nuSOOOJ.pdf) 

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APPENDIXE 

OPR Contact Infonnation 

QPR 

Air Education and Training Command (AETC) 

Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) 

Air Force Space Command (AFSPC) 

Defense Cover Office (DCO) 

Defense Intelligence Agency, Academy for Defense Intelligence 

Defense Information School (DCNFOS) 

Defense Medical Readiness Training Institute (DMRTI) 

Defense Nuclear Weapons School (DNWS) 

Defense Threat Reduction Agency 

DRRS Implementation Office (DIO) 

HUMINT Training Joint Center of Excellence (HT-JCOE) 

Joint Counterintelligence Training Academy (JCIT A) 

Joint Deployment Training Center (JDTC) 

Joint Electronic Warfare Center (JEWC) 

Joint Force Component Command for Integrated Missile Defense 

(JFCC-IMD) 

Joint Forces Staff College (JFSC) 

Joint Interoperability Division (JID) 

Joint Military Intelligence Training Center 

Joint Personnel Recovery Agency (JPRA) 

Joint Staff J39 (JS J39) 

Joint Staff J4 (JS J4) 

Joint Staff J7 (JS J7) 

Joint Staff JS (JS JS) 

Joint Special Operations University (JSOU) 

Joint Targeting School (JTS) 

Marine Air-Ground Task Force Counterintelligence/Human 

Intelligence Training School 

Marine Corps Intelligence Schools 

Missile Defense Agency (MDA) 

National Defense University (NDU) 

National Security Space Institute (NSSI) 

Navy/Marine Corps Intelligence Training Center (NMITC) 

Office of Secretary of Defense for Intelligence (OSD (I)) 

Personnel Recovery Education and Training Center (PRETC) 

University ofForeign Military and Cultural Studies (UFMCS) 

United States Agency for International Development (USAID) 

United States Air Force 505th Training Squadron 

United States Anny North (ARNORTH) 

United States Anny Engineer School 

United States Anny Fires Center of Excellence 

United States Anny Intelligence Center and School 

United States Anny Intelligence Center of Excellence (USAICOE) 

United States Anny Logistics University 

United States Anny Special Operations Command (USASOC) 

United States Central Command (USCENTCOM) 

United States Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) 

United States Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) 

United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) 

Phone Number 

DSN 597-4344 

(937) 255-3636 

(850) 884-5771 

(520) 533-7594 

(202) 231-1274 

(301) 677-5024 

(210) 221-2652 

(505) 846-5666 

(703) 767-4982 

(719) 246-2274 

(520) 533-5612 

(571) 305-7932 

(757) 878-4944 

(210) 977-6239 

DSN 721-2433 

(757) 443-6255 

(910) 394-1221 

DSN 428-3279 

(703) 664-5220 

(703) 697-1237 

(571) 256-1007 

(757) 203-5509 

(573) 563-6090 

(813) 826-3603 

(757) 492-0272 

(757) 492-0465 

{520) 533-7596 

(719) 721-2409 

(202) 685-1643 

(719) 593-8794 

(520) 533-7594 

(757) 836-7427 

(703) 664-5205 

(913) 684-4321 

(202) 712-0053 

579-1814 DSN 

(210) 295-0774 

(575) 563-5088 

(580) 442-3394 

(520) 533-7596 

(520)-533-7594 

(804) 765-4503 

DSN 337-0691 

(813) 827-3937 

(850) 452-6626 

(719) 474-8316 

(618) 220-6781 

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