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Table A-2: Courses Listed Alphabetically by Course Title

NOTE: First time certifications are denoted by asterisks (***).

Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified
IL HUMINT NA Advanced Foreign 560.5 | 2 14-Aug-09
Training Joint Counterintelligence
Center of Operations (AFCIO) Course
Excellence
BL HUMINT NA Advanced Military Source 560 2 6-Sep-11
Training Joint Operations Course (AMSOC)
Center of
Excellence
IL HUMINT ASOC Advanced Source Operations | 720 2 28-Feb-11
Training Joint Course (ASOC)
Center of
Excellence
IL JSOU ASOCbT Advanced Special Operations | 80 15 21-Mar-11
Combating Terrorism
(ASOCbT) Course
IL HUMINT ASOTC Advanced Special Operations | 2900 2 28-Jan-10
Training Joint Techniques Level III
Center of (ASOTC)
Excellence
DOL DNWS J30P-US251 Applied Radiological 10 fe) 27-Jul-09
Response Techniques
(ARRT) Course
DL MDA J3ST-US118 Ballistic Missile Defense 2.5 0 28-Jul-09
Basic Course
IL MDA J-BTEC 325 Ballistic Missile Defense 4 (°) 18-Oct-10
System (BMDS) Executive
Seminar Course
IL MDA J-BTEC 301 Ballistic Missile Defense 36 0.5 8-Apr-10
System (BMDS) Planning and
Employment Course
IL MDA J-BETC 201 Ballistic Missile Defense 14 ) 18-Oct-10
System (BMDS) Staff Course
IL JIOC JTC-1 04 Basic Intelligence Planning 40 1 17-May-10
Course
IL JTS USN:S-3A-0005, | Battle Damage Assessment 35 0.5 9-Mar-11
USAF:X50FN14 | Course
N3-014,
USA:303JTS001
IL JTS NA Collateral Damage Estimate | 40 1 1-Feb-11

(CDE) Course

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IL DNWS DNWS-NW- Theater Nuclear Operations 32 0.5 25-Oct-10
305M Staff Course (TNOSC)
IL MDA J-BTEC 325 Ballistic Missile Defense 4 0 18-Oct-10
System (BMDS) Executive
Seminar Course
It MDA J-BETC 201 Ballistic Missile Defense 14 0 18-Oct-10
System (BMDS) Staff Course
BL JDTC SA3001 Global Command and Control | 40 1 12-Oct-10
System-Joint (GCCS-J)
Common Operational Picture
(COP) Advanced V4.2.0.X
("GCCS-J COP Advanced")
BL JDTC SA1001 Global Command and Control | 40 1 12-Oct-10
System-Joint (GCCS-J)
Common Operational Picture
(COP) Basic (GCCS-J COP
Basic)
BL JACI USA: 2E- Joint Operational Fires and 586.8 | 2 5-Oct-10
Directorate F229/250-F55 Effects Course
IL MDA SBC604 Ground Based Midcourse 36.5 0.5 16-Sep-10
Defense (GMD) Course
(formerly Staff Basic Course)
IL MDA CMOCBC605 Ground-Based Midcourse 32 0.5 16-Sep-10
Defense (GMD)
NORAD/USNORTHCOM.
Command Center, N2C2,
Basic Course (formerly Civil
Military Operations Center
(CMOC) Basic Course)
IL JACI USA: ATRRS: Joint Fires Observer Course | 648.2 | 2 16-Sep-10
Directorate 2E-F229/250-
ASIL
DL JACI J30P-US112 Joint Fires Observer 22 0.5 16-Sep-10
Directorate Familiarization Course
IL NGB NA JTF/FHQ Joint Staff Training | 32 0.5 16-Sep-10
Course (JSTC) - IL
IL JDTC SA1101 Global Command and Control | 24 0.5 30-Aug-10
System (GCCS-J) Integrated
Imagery and Intelligence (13)
IL JDTC JCRM-FM Joint Capabilities 16 0.5 23-Aug-10

Requirements Manager -
Functional Managers Course
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ourse Numb

OL JIWC

J3OP-US625

_Course Title

Hours

Points

Certified

Irregular Warfare Stability
Operations for Joint Force
Commanders and Staff
Course (Stability Operations
Course)

31-Mar-11

IL USAF-505th
Training
Squadron

JAOC2C

Joint Air Operations C2
Course (JAOC2C)

74.2

1.5

14-Oct-11

IL Army Signal
Center and
School

NA

Joint C4 Planners Course
(JC4PC)

160

13-Sep-11

IL JDTC

JCRM-FM

Joint Capabilities
Requirements Manager -
Functional Managers Course
(JCRM-FM)

16

0.5

23-Aug-10

BL JDTC

FP1000

Joint Capabilities
Requirements Manager
(JCRM) Course

30

0.5

23-Aug-10

DL JS/7

J6OP-US008-2

Joint Communication systems
Planners Course Module 2:
Introduction to
Communications Systems.
and Services

14-Sep-11

DL JS/S7

J6OP-US008-3

Joint Communication
Systems Planners Course
Module 3: Introduction to
Standardized Tactical Entry
Point (STEP) Teleport

20-May-11

OL JS/S7

J6OP-US008-4

Joint Communication
Systems Planners Course
Module 4: Introduction to
Satellite Communications

20-May-11

DL JS/S7

J6OP-US008-5

Joint Communication
Systems Planners Course
Module 5: Introduction to
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Management

14-Sep-11

IL JSOU

NA

Joint Contingency Insurgency
Warfare Course (JCIOWC)

24

0.5

18-Apr-11

DL USTRANSCOM

J40P-US116

Joint Deployment Distribution
Operations Center (JDDOC)
Course

7

0.5

6-Dec-11

IL DNWS

DNWS-NW-201

Joint DOD/DOE Nuclear
Surety Executive Course
(JNSEC)

13

25-Oct-10

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4. Joint Qualification System: The Joint Qualification System (JQS) authorized in NDAA 2007 (Public
law 109-364) provides a dual track opportunity to earn joint qualifications.

DUAL-TRACK

TRADITIONAL PATH

+ Statutory Tour Lengths
‘+36 month (0-6 & below)
+24 month (GFO)

‘Tour Length Waivers Available

+ JPME | & Il / AJPME Required
‘PME Waiver Avaliable

Full
Go +18 Points
JPME WAJPME

JOINT QUALIFIE!

+18 Points
‘8JPME |

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LEVEL Ill
J J a a o 4G
Service Competencies

re) +26 Points
‘ul Joint Crock & CAPSTONE
‘& CAPSTONE .

2. Joint Qualification System Primer: The JQS provides Active and Reserve component officers an
opportunity to earn joint qualifications upon completion of the requisite joint professional military
education and completion of a full tour of duty in a joint assignment (via either the standard path or the
experience path). [NOTE: “Standard path” equates to serving in a Joint Duty Assignment List (JDAL)
position. “Experience path” means services in a non-JDAL position for which an officer may request the
experience be considered for award of joint experience points.] Refer to reference (a) for additional
information.

a. Joint Qualification - Standard Path

(1) Assignment to a position listed on the JDAL is considered to be the “standard path” to earning
joint qualifications. JDAL positions are selectively filled based on screening by the Services and the joint
organizations. Generally, officers serving in a JDAL position are O-4 and above.

(2) Except for assignments terminated by joint duty tour length waivers or for one of the reasons
listed in enclosure 7 of reference (a), Active Component (AC) and full-time Reserve Component (RC)
officers in grades O-6 and below must complete at least three years and G/FOs must complete at least
two years in order to earn “full” joint duty credit.

(3) The tour length for RC officers who perform duty periodically in a JDAL position is set at six
accumulative years for O-6s and below (initial assignment not less than three years) and four cumulative
years for G/FOs (initial assignment not less than two years).

(4) A tour of duty in which an officer serves in more than one joint duty assignment without a break
between such assignments shall be considered to be a single tour of duty in a joint duty assignment.

b. Joint Qualification - Experience Path

(1) Officer in the grades of O-1 through O-6 may self-nominate their experiences and request award
of “joint experience points” by going to: https://www.dmdc.osd.mil/appi/imis/JQSindex.isp.



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REFERENCES

a. DoDI 1300.19, Series, DoD Joint Officer Management Program
(http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/corres/pdf/130019p.pdf)

b. CJCSI 1330.05 Series, Joint Officer Management Program Procedures
(htto://www.dtic.miV/cics_directives/cdata/unlimit/1330_05.pdf)

c, CJCSM 3500.03, 15 January 2011, “Joint Training Manual for the Armed Forces of the United
States” (http://www.dtic.mil/cics_directives/cdata/unlimit/m350003.pdf)

d. Title 10 United States Code, sections 152, 154, 155, 164, 619a, 661-668, 2151-2155, 3033, 5033,
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Method _OPR Course Number _Course Title Hours Points Certified
IL DNWS DNWS-NR-002 Commander and Staff 16 05 22-Jul-10
Radiological Accident
Response (CASNAR)
Workshop
IL DNWS DNWS-NR-002 Commander and Staff 8 0 6-Jul-10
Radiological Accident
Response Seminar
IL Joint N/A Counterintelligence 295 2 21-Jun-10
Counterintellige Surveillance Course (CSC)
nce Training
Academy
(JCITA)
IL HUMINT NA Countersurveillance- 139.5 | 2 6-Apr-10
Training Joint Surveillance Detection
Center of Course (CSSD)
Excellence
DL JIWC J30P-US621 Counterterrorism Course 6 0 31-Mar-11
BL USAF NA Cyber 200 750 2 20-Sep-11
BL USAF N/A Cyber 300 95 1.5 20-Sep-11
IL JIOwWC N/A Defense Intelligence 40 1 21-Feb-12
Agency's Intelligence Support
to Information Operations***
BL RPAD NA Defense Readiness 1 fe) 1-Feb-11
Reporting System (DRRS)
101 — Staff
IL JSOU PR-0102 Defense Readiness 1 fo) 3-Jun-10
Reporting System (DRRS)
Implementation
DL RPAD NA Defense Readiness 2 fe) 8-Dec-10
Reporting System (DRRS)
Introduction Class
BL DUSD NA Defense Readiness 23.5 0.5 18-Apr-11
Reporting System
Operational Employment
(DRRS OE) Course
IL HUMINT NA Defense Strategic Debriefing | 280 2 9-Jun-10
Training Joint Course (DSDC)
Center of
Excellence
DL USA J3ST-US010 Defense Support of Civil 6 ie) 11-Jan-11
Authorities (DSCA) Phase |
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Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points

IL JID JT-101 Link 16 Joint Interoperability | 23 0.5 3-May-10
Course

DL JID J30P-US109 Link 16 Joint Interoperability { 33 0.5 3-May-10
Course

IL JID JT-201 Link 16 Planner Course 88 1.5 21-Jun-10

IL JID JT-220 Link 16 Unit Manager (LUM) | 40 1 21-Jun-10
Course

BL NMITC NA Marine Air-Ground Task 407 2 4-Aug-10
Force Cl/HUMINT

IL JID JT-102 Multi-Tact Data Link (TDL) 80 15 16-Jun-10
Adv Jt Intop (MAJIC)

IL JCTA N/A National Security 345 2 6-Apr-10
Investigations Course (NSIC)

IL DNWS DNWS-ICC-302 | Nuclear and Radiological 32 0.5 21-Jun-10
Incident Management (NRIM)

IL DNWS NA Nuclear Emergency Team 80 1.5 28-Jun-10
Operations (NETOP) Course

IL DNWS DNWS-NW-401 Nuclear Policy Course 40 1 25-Oct-10

IL DNWS DNWS-ICC-205 | Nuclear Radiological Incident | 24 0.5 21-Jun-10
Response Practicum (NRIP)

IL DNWS DNWS-NW- Nuclear Weapons 24 0.5 25-Oct-10

110M Familiarization Seminar

(NWFS)

IL DNWS. DNWS-NW-110 Nuclear Weapons Orientation | 36 0.5 25-Oct-10
Course (NWOC)

IL JPRA PR301 Personnel Recovery Planning | 80 1.5 30-Nov-09
and Operations Course

It UFMCS 9E-F17/920-F7 Red Team Leaders Course 720 2 19-Nov-10

IL UFMCS NA Red Team Members Course | 382 2 27-Jan-11

IL NDU NA Reserve Component National | 100 2 21-Mar-11
Security Course

IL ASOpS N/A Satellite Communications 1125 |2 9-Mar-12
Advanced Course (SATCOM
AC) ***

DL JPRA J3TA-US022 SERE 100.1, Code of 6 te) 19-Nov-10
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IL MDA CMOCBC605 Ground-Based Midcourse 32 0.5 16-Sep-10
Defense (GMD)
NORAD/USNORTHCOM
Command Center, N2C2,
Basic Course (formerly Civil
Military Operations Center
(CMOC) Basic Course)
IL US Army A504 Homeland Security 24 0.5 4-Aug-10
Command and
General Staff
College
IL Joint Forces HLSPC Homeland Security Planners | 40 1 9-Mar-11
Staff College Course
DL JS/S7 J30P-US279 Intelligence Support to 1 O 14-Apr-09
Operations (OEF) (SIPRNET)
Course-(FAST TRACK)
DL JST J30P-US225 Intelligence Support to 1 (+) 14-Apr-09
Operations (OIF) SIPRNET-
(FAST TRACK)
IL JDTC NA Internet Common Operational | 4 (e) 29-Mar-11
Picture (iCOP)
DL USTRANSCOM | J3ST-US006 Introduction to Defense 2 fe) 6-Dec-11
TCJ1-C Distribution Course
DL JFIUIT J30P-USO15 Introduction to Integrated 2 to) 6-Apr-10
Maneuver and Fires in the
Operational Area Course
DL SFT J3TA-USO16 Introduction to Joint 3 oO 14-Apr-10.
Interdiction Operations
Course
OL JFUIT J3TA-USO14 Introduction to Joint Nonlethal | 3 O 24-May-10
Attack Electronic Warfare
(EW), and Suppression of
Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD)
Course
DL OSD P&R J4OP-US380 Introductory Operational 1 ie) 20-Jan-10
Contract Support (OCS)
Commander and Staff Course
DL JIWC J30P-US620 Irregular Warfare Overview 5 i) 7-Jan-11
for Joint Force Commanders
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DL OSD P&R J30P-US262 Emergency Preparedness 6 fi) 9-Dec-09
Response Course (EPRC):
Executive/ Commander
Course
DL OSD P&R J30P-US260 Emergency Preparedness. 3 0 3-Dec-09
Response Course (EPRC):
Operator Short Course
DL JDTC J50P-US351 JOPES Overview Course 2 ie) 30-Nov-09
IL JPRA PR301 Personnel Recovery Planning | 80 1.5 30-Nov-09
and Operations Course
IL HUMINT NA Joint Military 230 2 15-Sep-09
Training Joint Counterintelligence Collection
Center of Course (MCC)
Excellence
IL HUMINT NA Advanced Foreign 560.5 | 2 14-Aug-09
Training Joint Counterintelligence
Center of Operations (AFCIO) Course
Excellence
DL MDA J3ST-US118 Ballistic Missile Defense 2.5 to) 28-Jul-09
Basic Course
OL DNWS J30P-US251 Applied Radiological 10 Oo 27-Jul-09
Response Techniques
(ARRT) Course
DL DNWS J30P-US252 Weapons of Mass 12 (e) 27-Jul-09
Destruction in the 21st
Century (WMD21) Course
IL JIOWC NA Joint Electronic Warfare 50.5 1 24-Jul-09
Theater Operations Course
(JEWTOC)
DL JS/7 J30P-US279 Intelligence Support to 1 ie) 14-Apr-09
Operations (OEF) (SIPRNET)
Course-(FAST TRACK)
DOL JS/J7 J30P-US225 Intelligence Support to 1 ie) 14-Apr-09
Operations (OIF) SIPRNET-
(FAST TRACK)
IL USSTRATCOM | NA Joint Network Attack Course | 160 2 18-Jul-08
(JNAC)
DL JS/7 J30P-US342 Joint Information Operations 1 [) 14-Apr-09
(OEF) (SIPRNET) Course-
(FAST TRACK)

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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. First time certifications are denoted
by asterisks (***). Existing certified courses currently undergoing the joint re-certification process are found in

Appendix B.

Method _OPR Course Number _Course Title Hours Points __ Certified

IL ASOpS: N/A Satellite Communications 112.5 2 9-Mar-12
Advanced Course (SATCOM
AC) ***

IL JIOWC N/A Defense Intelligence 40 1 21-Feb-12
Agency's Intelligence Support
to Information Operations ***

IL Joint Forces NIA Joint Information Operations | 34.5 0.5 21-Feb-12

Staff College Orientation Course***
IL JSS/S7 NA Joint Military Deception 80 16 §-Jan-12

Training Course (JMTC)

Headquarters Fundamentals
101 Course (JTF-101)
Module 4: Information

Planners Course Module 2:
Introduction to
Communications Systems
and Services

Management
DL USTRANSCOM | J3ST-US006 Introduction to Defense 2 0 6-Dec-11
TCJ1-C Distribution Course
DL USTRANSCOM | J40P-US116 Joint Deployment Distribution | 17 0.5 6-Dec-11
Operations Center (JDDOC)
Course
IL MDA NA Ground-based Midcourse 201 2 23-Nov-11
Defense (GMD) Missile
Defense Officer (MDO)
Course
IL USAF-505th JAOC2C Joint Air Operations C2 74.2 1.5 14-Oct-11
Training Course (JAOC2C)
Squadron
BL USAF N/A Cyber 200 150 2 20-Sep-11
BL USAF N/A Cyber 300 95 15 20-Sep-11
DL JS/J7 J6OP-US008-2 Joint Communication systems | 1 0 14-Sep-11

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Event Dat End Date Sponsoring Organizatior
NATURAL FIRE 11 11-Sep-11 22-Sep-11 USAFRICOM
JUDICIOUS RESPONSE 11-4 10-Sep-11 23-Sep-11 USAFRICOM
JACKAL STONE 11 1-Sep-11 30-Sep-11 USEUCOM
SOUTHERN WARRIOR 11 15-Aug-11 27-Sep-11 USAFRICOM
ARSOUTH PANAMAX 11 15-Aug-11 26-Aug-11 USARSOUTH
PANAMAX 11 15-Aug-11 26-Aug-11 USSOUTHCOM
INTERNAL LOOK 11-2 6-Aug-11 12-Aug-11 USCENTCOM
STEPPE EAGLE 11 4-Aug-11 20-Aug-11 USARCENT
ULCHI FREEDOM GUARDIAN 11 1 Aug 11 31 Aug 11 USPACOM
EPIC GUARDIAN 11 1-Aug-11 19-Aug-11 USAFRICOM
AGILE SPIRIT 11-2011 18-Jul-11 29-Jul-11 USEUCOM
CUTLASS EXPRESS 11 18-Jul-11 22-Jul-11 USAFRICOM
SHARED ACCORD 11 11-Jul-11 13-Aug-11 USAFRICOM
TALISMAN SABER (13 AF) 11 11-Jul-11 29-Jul-11 13AF/PACAF
AFRICA ENDEAVOR 11 14-Jul-11 21-Jul-11 USAFRICOM
MEDFLAG 11 11-Jul-11 21-Jul-11 USAFRICOM
TROJAN FOOTPRINT - PH IV 11 41-Jul-11 30-Sep-11 USEUCOM
UNITAS PACIFIC PHASE 11 14-Jun-11 25-Jun-11 USSOUTHCOM
NORTHERN EDGE (13 AF) 11 13-Jun-11 24-Jun-11 13AF/PACAF
EAGER LION 11 10-Jun-11 2-Jul-11 USCENTCOM
NEW HORIZONS - SURINAME 11 6-Jun-11 2-Sep-11 USSOUTHCOM
BALTOPS 11 3-Jun-11 18-Jun-11 USEUCOM
PHOENIX EXPRESS 11 23-May-11 15-Jun-11 USAFRICOM
EAGLE RESOLVE 11 21-May-11 6-Jun-11 USCENTCOM
ARDENT SENTRY (N-NC) 11 16-May-11 20-May-11 USNORTHCOM
AFRICAN LION 11 10-May-11 10-Jun-11 USAFRICOM
EARNEST LEADER 11 1-May-11 30-May-11 USCENTCOM
TERMINAL FURY CPX 11 1 May 11 27 May 11 USPACOM

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Table B-1: Decertified/Revoked Courses

ITEMIZED LIST OF DOCUMENT CHANGES

APPENDIX B

The courses listed below have been decertified/revoked for one of the following reasons: requested by OPR (denoted
by **), removed due to OPR non-support (denoted by #), or unable to meet the eight-fold criteria (denoted by @) as

cited in reference (c).

Method __OPR Course Number _ Course Title Hours _ Points _Certified
IL JIOC JTC-101 Analysis Fundamentals and 20 0.5 28 Jun 10
| Tools Course**

IL JIOc JTC-1 02 Analysts Notebook v7 32 0.5 3 May 10
Course**

IL JIOC NA Applied Intelligence Analysis | 80 1.5 9 Jun 10
for Joint Operations
(AIAJO)**

IL JIOC JTC-1 03 Arc Geographic Information 40 1 17 May 10
System (ArcGIS) Course**

IL JIOC JTC-1 05 Community On-Line 4 0 3 May 10
Intelligence System for End-
Users and Managers
(COLISEUM) Course**

DL JSS/S7 J30P-US298 Department of State 101- 1 0 11 Mar 09
Interagency Operations
Course-(FAST TRACK) @

IL Jloc JTC-1 06 Distributed Ground/ Surface | 40 1 9 Jun 10
System — Army (DCGS-A)
Analyst Overview**

IL JIOC NA Intelligence Operations in the | 16 0.5 17 May 10
Joint Environment**

IL JIOC JTC-I 09 Intelligence Support to Joint 32 0.5 3 May 10
Targeting Course**

IL JIOC JTC-110 J2X-Operational 40 1 3 May 10
Management Training Course
(OMTC)**

IL JIOC JTC-1 02 JTF Collection Management | 40 1 21 Jun 10
Course**

IL JIOC JTC-119 PRISM 4.2 Course** 4 () 3 Jun 10

DL JIOC JTC-| 21 Web-based Collection 4 i) 26 Apr 10
Management and Assets
Course**

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LEVEL CRITERIA

a. Awarded upon completion of CAPSTONE (AC only) and accrual of 24 joint experience
points or full joint G/FO credit from an assignment in a G/FO joint billet in OSD/JS/CCMD
HQs/JTF HQs, Defense Agency HQs, hold designation as a JQO, and certification by the
Secretary of Defense or his designee.

b. Officers must be a G/FO (for pay purposes) for at least one day while filling the G/FO S-
JDA or during the period for which joint experience points are earned

IV
G/FO Only

3. 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:

a. 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 information
environment, including matters relating to:

(1) National military strategy;

(2) Strategic planning and contingency planning;

(3) Command and control of operations under unified command;

(4) National security planning with other departments and agencies of the United States; or
(5) Combined operations with military forces of allied nations.

b. WHO: In the context of joint matters, the term “integrated military forces” refers to military forces
that are involved in the planning or execution (or both) of operations involving participants from

(1) more than one military department; or

(2) military department and one or more of the following:
(a) Other departments and agencies of the United States;
(b) The military forces or agencies of other countries; or
(c) Non-governmental persons or entities.

4. Joint Certification Process.

a. Reference (b) states the Director for Joint Force Development (J-7) will identify, maintain, and
publish a list of joint exercises that have direct relevance to the definition of joint matters on at least an
annual basis.

b. Reference (c) states the requirements for a course to be certified as joint. Any entity may identify
joint content and provide data to support the eight criteria. These criteria are examined, and if found to
meet the requirements, a certification package is prepared that outlines the details. The certification
package is staffed at JSJ7/JCW. Once signed, content is deemed to be Joint certified. The joint course
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(2) 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.

(3) The Joint Experience Review Panel is chaired by DJ-1 and composed of senior officers
representing the Services.

(a) The Panel may: (1) 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; or (3) take no action.

(b) 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.

(4) Officers in the grade of O-7 (or O-7 select) should contact their Service General or Flag Officer
Matters office for details on how to self-nominate experiences.

c. Levels of Joint Qualification: The JQS offers four levels of joint qualification [Level |, Level II, Level
Ill (also known as “JQO,” and Level IV] to recognize the career-long accumulation of joint knowledge,
skills, and abilities.

LEVEL CRITERIA

a. Awarded upon joint certification of pre-commissioning and basic officer course
| completion.

-- These courses provide learning objectives dealing with “Joint Introduction and

Awareness.”

b. Junior Officers are focused on Service competencies.

¢. Qualification points begin to accrue following commissioning via opportune joint

experiences, joint training, joint exercises, and other education.

a. Awarded upon completion of JPME Phase | and accrual of 18 points and certification by
the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

b. A minimum of 12 points must come from “Joint Experience.”

c. Discretionary points may be derived from joint experience, joint training, joint exercises,

and other education.

NOTE: Officers who have Full Joint Tour Credit and have completed JPME Phase | may be
nominated by their Service, in accordance with procedures established by the Chairman of
the Joint Chiefs of Staff, to be designated as Level II

a. Awarded upon completion of JPME Phase II or AJPME (Reserve Component officers)
and accrual of a minimum of 36 total points (based on Level II point requirements, normally
48 more points since Level I!) or Full Joint Duty Credit, and certification by the Secretary of
Defense or his designee.

b. Recency requirement: a minimum of 12 points must come from “Joint Experience”
eamed in the grade of O-4 or higher.

c. Discretionary points may be derived from joint training, joint exercises, and other
education.

d. Formal designation: Joint Qualified Officer (JQO).

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Training Joint

Center of

Excellence

Source Operations Course

Hours

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APPENDIX A

COURSE INFORMATION

1. Course Method: Courses are identified as Distributed Learning (DL), Institutional Learning (IL), or

Blended Learning (BL).

2. Course Number. Courses identified as IL and BL are assigned independently by the school (or

OPR); DL course numbers are assigned by DDJ7 JCW/JKO.

3. 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: J3OP-US124.

Joint Functional Area

J1: Joint Personnel

J2: Joint Intelligence

J3: Joint Operations

J4: Joint Logistics

J5: Joint Plans

J6: Joint Communications

J7: Joint Training

J8: Joint Integration Level Information
J9: Joint Experimentation

Levels of War

TA: Tactical Level Information

OP: Operational Level Information

SN: Strategic National Level Information
ST: Strategic Theater Level Information

Origin of Course
US: US Course
MN: Multinational Course

Course Numbering-Course Module
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_Method OPR Course Number Course Title Hours Points Certified
DL NGB NA Joint Domestic Operations 50 1 14-Jan-11
Course (JDOC)
IL JIOWC NA Joint Electronic Warfare 50.5 1 24-Jul-09
Theater Operations Course
(JEWTOC)
BL U.S. Army 4A-F16/030-F20 | Joint Engineer Operations 40 1 1-Mar-10
Engineer Course (JEOC)
School
IL JACI USA: ATRRS Joint Fires Observer Course | 648.2 | 2 16-Sep-10
Directorate 2E-F229/250-
ASIL
DL JACI J30P-US112 Joint Fires Observer 22 0.5 16-Sep-10
Directorate Familiarization Course
IL Joint Forces N/A Joint Information Operations 142 2 27-Apr-11
Staff College (IO) Planners Course
(JIOPC)
DL JS/J7 J30P-US342 Joint Information Operations 1 ie) 14-Apr-09
(OEF) (SIPRNET) Course-
(FAST TRACK)
IL Joint Forces N/A Joint Information Operations | 34.5 0.5 21-Feb-12
Staff College Orientation Course***
IL JIOC JTC-114 Joint Intelligence Preparation | 32 0.5 3-May-10 ]
of the Operational
Environment Course (JIPOE)
IL JID JT 301 Joint Interface Control 180 2 16-Jun-10
Officers Course
BL HUMINT NA Joint Interrogation 358 2 6-Sep-11
Training Joint Certification Course (JICC)
Center of
Excellence
IL JS/J7 NA Joint Meteorology and 32 0.5 22-Jul-10
Oceanography (METOC)
Officer (JMO) Course (JMOC)
IL HUMINT NA Joint Military 230 2 15-Sep-09
Training Joint Counterintelligence Collection
Center of Course (MCC)
Excellence
IL JS/S7 NA Joint Military Deception 80 1.5 5-Jan-12
Training Course (JMTC)
IL USSTRATCOM | NA Joint Network Attack Course | 160 2 18-Jul-08
(JNAC)

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Method __OPR Course Number ___Course Title Hours Points __Certified
Il National N/A Space 200 2 0 21-Apr-11
Security Space
Institute
BL DUSD NA Defense Readiness 23.5 0.5 18-Apr-11
Reporting System
Operational Employment
(DRRS OE) Course
IL JSOU NA Joint Contingency Insurgency | 24 0.5 18-Apr-11
Warfare Course (JCIOWC)
DL JIwc J30P-US621 Counterterrorism Course 6 le) 31-Mar-11
DL JIWC J30P-US625 Irregular Warfare Stability 4 i) 31-Mar-11
Operations for Joint Force
Commanders and Staff
Course (Stability Operations
Course)
IL JDTC NA Internet Common Operational | 4 0 29-Mar-11
Picture (iCOP)
IL JSOU ASOCbT Advanced Special Operations | 80 15 21-Mar-11
Combating Terrorism
(ASOCbT) Course
IL NDU NA Reserve Component National | 100 2 21-Mar-11
Security Course
IL JTS USN:S-3A-0005, | Battle Damage Assessment | 35 0.5 9-Mar-11
USAF:X50FN14 | Course
N3-014,
USA:303JTSO001
IL Joint Forces HLSPC Homeland Security Planners | 40 1 9-Mar-11
Staff College Course
IL HUMINT ASOC Advanced Source Operations | 720 2 28-Feb-11
Training Joint Course (ASOC)
Center of
Excellence
DL JIwc J30P-US623 Foreign Internal Defense 5 fe) 16-Feb-11
(FID) for Joint Force
Commanders and Staff
Course
IL JTS NA Joint Targeting Applications 40 1 16-Feb-11
Course
it JTS NA Joint Targeting School Staff 85 1.5 16-Feb-11
Course
IL JTS NA Collateral Damage Estimate 40 1 1-Feb-11

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Method _OPR Course Number _ Course Title Hours Points
DL JS/J7 J6OP-US008-5 Joint Communication 1 0
Systems Planners Course
Module 5: Introduction to
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Management
IL Army Signal NA Joint C4 Planners Course 160 2 13-Sep-11
Center and (JC4PC)
School
BL HUMINT NA Advanced Military Source 560 2 6-Sep-11
Training Joint Operations Course (AMSOC)
Center of
Excellence
BL HUMINT NA Joint Interrogation 358 2 6-Sep-11
Training Joint Certification Course (JICC)
Center of
Excellence
DL JS/7 JPOP-US761 Strategic Communications 4 i) 6-Sep-11
Course
IL USAF E30QR17D1 Undergraduate Cyber 400 2 6 Sep 11
OAIA Training (phase 1)
IL USAF €30BR17D1 Undergraduate Cyber 520 2 6 Sep 11
OA1A Training (phase 2)
DL JS/S7 J6OP-US008-3 Joint Communication 1 ie) 20 May 11
Systems Planners Course
Module 3: Introduction to
Standardized Tactical Entry
Point (STEP) Teleport
DL JST J6OP-US008-4 Joint Communication 1 0 20-May-11
Systems Planners Course
Module 4: Introduction to
Satellite Communications
IL National N/A Space 300 107 2 20-May-11
Security Space
Institute
Il Joint Forces N/A Joint Information Operations 142 2 27-Apr-11
Staff College (IO) Planners Course
(JIOPC)
DL JS/S7 J4OP-US013-17 | Joint Task Force 8 0 27-Apr-11

Headquarters Fundamentals
101 Course (JTF-101)
Module 17: Introduction to the
Role of the Joint Task Force
Surgeon

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JOINT EXERCISES

Table C-1: List of identified Joint Exercises

NOTE: Exercise executed during this quarter are posted above the dark gray line (reference start date).

Employment Employment

Event Di Sponsoring Organization
| FUERZAS ALIADAS-HUM 12 20-Mar-2012 | 22-Mar-2012 | USSOUTHCOM

UNIFIED ENDEAVOR OEF MRX 12-2 18 Mar 2012 | 7 Apr-2012 JOINT STAFF J7

VITAL ARCHER (NC) 12 5-Mar-2012 13-Mar-2012 | USNORTHCOM

INTERNAL LOOK 12-1 26 Feb 2012 | 3 Mar 2012 USCENTCOM

COBRA GOLD 12 7-Feb-2012 17-Feb-2012 | USPACOM

INTEGRATED ADVANCE 12 3 Feb 2012 10 Feb 2012 | USSOUTHCOM

KEEN EDGE 12 23-Jan-2012 | 27-Jan-2012 | USPACOM

TURBO CHALLENGE 12 22-Jan-2012 | 7-May-2012 | USTRANSCOM

UNIFIED ENDEAVOR OEF MRX 12-1 16-Jan-2012 | 3-Feb-2012 JOINT STAFF J7

TROJAN FOOTPRINT PH Il 12 1 Jan 2012 31 Mar 2012 | USEUCOM

EASTERN CASTLE 12 1-Jan-2012 26-Mar-2012 | USCENTCOM

ARCTIC ZEPHYR 12 13-Dec-11 15-Dec-11 USEUCOM

FLEXIBLE LEADER 12 7-Nov-11 10-Nov-11 USEUCOM

VIGILANT GUARD 12 3-Nov-11 6-Nov-11 USNORTHCOM / NORAD

VIGILANT SHIELD 12 31-Oct-11 9-Nov-11 USNORTHCOM / NORAD

CUTLASS EXPRESS 12 24-Oct-11 28-Oct-11 AFRICOM

GLOBAL THUNDER 12 19-Oct-11 27-Oct-11 USSTRATCOM

JOINT EXERCISE INDIA 12 11-Oct-11 20-Oct-11 USPACOM

HONG KONG SAREX 12 10-Oct-11 14-Oct-11 | USPACOM

MIDAS 12 3-Oct-11 17-Oct-11 USEUCOM

STEADFAST INDICATOR 12 1-Oct-11 16-Oct-11 USEUCOM

TROJAN FOOTPRINT 12 1-4 1-Oct-11 31-Dec-11 USEUCOM

AMALGAM ARROW 12 1-Oct-11 31-Dec -11 USNORTHCOM / NORAD

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Table B-2: Course Re-Certifi

tions

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

cited in reference (c).

Method _OPR ourse Number Ti Hours Points __Certified
IL USSTRATCOM | NA Joint Network Attack Course | 160 2 18 Jul 08
(JNAC) Extended to
1 May 12
IL HUMINT NA Source Operations Course 280 2 31 Jul 08
Training Joint Extended to
Center of 1 Jul 12
Excellence

Table B-3: New Courses undergoing certification

The courses listed below are new courses submitted for joint course certification during this quarter. Course content
must meet the eight-fold criteria as cited in reference (c).

Method _OPR Course Number _Course Title Hours Points ifi

DL AFSPC/A3T N/A Cyber Operations 39 0.5 | Under
Fundamentals Course review
(COFC)

IL AFSPC/A3T N/A Intermediate Network 380.5 2 | Under
Warfare Training (INWT) review

IL AFSPC/A3T NA Network Warfare Bridge 240.5 2 | Under
Course (NWBC) review

IL OSD(I) N/A Information Environment 80 1.5 | Under
Advanced Analysis (IEAA) review

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(1) 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 authoritative joint document.

(2) Content must be in accordance current joint doctrine.
(3) Learning objectives must link to current Universal Joint Tasks.

(4) 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.

(5) 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.

(6) 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.

(7) Joint course instructors must possess relevant experience and knowledge of joint operations
and/or activities related to the course.

(8) Course should not duplicate existing material.

c. Course certification will expire three years from the date certified. Extensions will be granted on a
case by case basis, The Office of Primary Responsibility (OPR) can pull certification at any time.

d. 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.

5. Discretionary Points: Joint Staff, J7 serves as the action office for certification and scoring of
individual Joint training in support of the Office of the Secretary of Defense chaired Joint Officer
Management board. It provides course certification outreach, identifies new individual Joint training
sources from the combatant commands, Services, and Combat Support Agencies and monitors exercises
for joint credit. The following matrixes describe points awarded based on cumulative credit hours and
exercise participation:

Hours Training Number JQO Points
<16 hours 0 points
16 - 39 hours 0.5 point
40 - 59 hours 1 point
60 - 99 hours 1.5 points
2100 hours 2 points

Point Accrual Formula
JOINT QUALIFICATION LEVEL =
JOINT EDUCATION + EXPERIENCE Pts + DISCRETIONARY Pts

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 (1pt), Key Particlpant/Planner (2pts), Leader (3pts)]



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Method

OPR

Course Number

Course Title

Hours Points

Certified

DL

OSD P&R

J3OP-US261

Emergency Preparedness.
Response Course (EPRC):
Basic Awareness Course

2

i)

9-Dec-09

DL

OSD P&R

J30P-US258

Emergency Preparedness
Response Course (EPRC):
Clinician Short Course

9-Dec-09

DL

OSD P&R

J3OP-US262

Emergency Preparedness
Response Course (EPRC):
Executive/ Commander
Course

9-Dec-09

DL

OSD P&R

J30P-US260

Emergency Preparedness
Response Course (EPRC):
Operator Short Course

3-Dec-09

DL

JIwc

J30P-US623

Foreign Internal Defense
(FID) for Joint Force
Commanders and Staff
Course

16-Feb-11

DL

JPRA

J30P-US018

Fundamentals of Personnel
Recovery (FPR) Course

3.5

8-Apr-10

JDTC

SA1101

Global Command and Control
System (GCCS-J) Integrated
Imagery and Intelligence (13)

24

0.5

30-Aug-10

BL

JDTC

SA3001

Global Command and Control
System-Joint (GCCS-J)
Common Operational Picture
(COP) Advanced V4.2.0.X
("GCCS-J COP Advanced")

40

12-Oct-10

BL

JDTC

SA1001

Global Command and Control
System-Joint (GCCS-J)
Common Operational Picture
(COP) Basic (GCCS-J COP
Basic)

40

12-Oct-10

MDA

SBC604

Ground Based Midcourse
Defense (GMD) Course
(formerly Staff Basic Course)

36.5

0.5

16-Sep-10

MDA

NA

Ground-based Midcourse
Defense (GMD) Missile
Defense Officer (MDO)
Course

201

23-Nov-11

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Method OPR Course Number Course Tit! Points Certified
IL HUMINT NA Source Operations Course 280 2 31-Jul-08
Training Joint
Center of
Excellence
IL National N/A Space 200 2 [e) 21-Apr-11
Security Space
Institute
IL National N/A Space 300 107 2 20-May-11
Security Space
Institute
DL JSOU J3OP-US343 SSGN-Joint Special 3 0 11-Feb-10
Operations Task Force
(JSOTF) Training Course
IL UFMCS NA Stop-Gap Red Team Leader | 472 2 27-Jan-11
Course
DL JS/7 JPOP-US761 Strategic Communications 4 0 6-Sep-11
Course
IL DNWS DNWS-NW-305 | Theater Nuclear Operations 36 0.5 25-Oct-10
Course (TNOC)
IL DNWS. DNWS-NW- Theater Nuclear Operations 32 0.5 25-Oct-10
305M Staff Course (TNOSC)
IL USAF E30QR17D1 Undergraduate Cyber 400 2 6-Sep-11
OA1A Training (phase 1)
IL USAF E30BR17D1 Undergraduate Cyber 520 2 6-Sep-11
OAIA Training (phase 2)
iL USCENTCOM DNWS-ICC- USCENTCOM Staff 24 0.5 21-Jun-10
101M Orientation Course (formerly
named: USCENTCOM
Indoctrination Course)
IL JID JT-105 USMTF Automated Message | 8 0 3-May-10
Preparation Course
IL JID JT-205 USMTF Managers Course 20 0.5 3-May-10
IL DNWS DNWS-ICC-101 | Weapons of Mass 40 1 4-Aug-10
Destruction Command,
Control, and Coordination
Course (WMDC3)
DL DNWS J30P-US252 Weapons of Mass 12 0 27-Jul-09
Destruction in the 21st
Century (WMD21) Course

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Table of Contents

Contents

Joint Qualifcation System (JQS)
Joint Qualification System Primer
Joint Qualification — Standard Path
Joint Qualification — Experience Path
Levels of Joint Qualification
Joint Matters — Statutory Definitio
Joint Certification Process
Discretionary Points .....
Appendix A: List of Identified Joint Content, Certification Status, and Assigned JQO Points
Table A-1: Courses Listed by Certification Date ......
Table A-2: Courses Listed Alphabetically by Course Title
Appendix B: Itemized List of Document Changes.
Table B-1: Decertified/Revoked Courses
Table B-2: Course Re-Certification.......
Table B-3: New Courses Submitted for Certification
Appendix C: Joint Exercises
Table C-1: List of indenti
Appendix D: References ......ccscseeecsesesseeneeeees



Method _OPR. Course Number _ Course Title Hours _Points__ Certified
BL JDTC FP1000 Joint Capabilities 30 0.5 23-Aug-10
Requirements Manager
(JCRM) Course
IL JPRA PR 290 Joint Personnel Recovery 19 0.5 16-Aug-10
(PR) Fundamentals for
Commanders and Staffs
IL US Army A504 Homeland Security 24 0.5 4-Aug-10
Command and
General Staff
College
BL NMITC NA Marine Air-Ground Task 407 2 4-Aug-10
Force Cl/HUMINT
IL DNWS DNWS-ICC-101 | Weapons of Mass 40 1 4-Aug-10
Destruction Command,
Control, and Coordination
Course (WMDC3)
IL DNWS DNWS-NR-002 Commander and Staff 16 0.5 22-Jul-10
Radiological Accident
Response (CASNAR)
Workshop
IL JS/7 NA Joint Meteorology and 32 0.5 22-Jul-10
Oceanography (METOC)
Officer (JMO) Course (JMOC)
IL JSOU NA Joint Special Operations Staff | 35 0.5 22-Jul-10
Officer Course (JSOSOC)
IL DNWS DNWS-NR-002 Commander and Staff 8 fe) 6-Jul-10
Radiological Accident
Response Seminar
IL DNWS NA Nuclear Emergency Team 80 15 28-Jun-10
Operations (NETOP) Course
IL DNWS DNWS-ICC- Weapons of Mass 24 0.5 28-Jun-10
101M Destruction Incident
Response Workshop
(WMDIRW)
IL Joint N/A Counterintelligence 295 2 21-Jun-10
Counterintellige Surveillance Course (CSC)
nce Training
Academy
(JCITA)
IL JID JT-201 Link 16 Planner Course 88 1.5 21-Jun-10
IL JID JT-220 Link 16 Unit Manager (LUM) | 40 1 21-Jun-10

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IL JID JT-105 USMTF Automated Message | 8 0 3-May-10
Preparation Course
IL JID JT-205 USMTF Managers Course 20 0.5 3-May-10
DL JFIUIT J3TA-USO16 Introduction to Joint 3 0 14-Apr-10
Interdiction Operations
Course
IL MDA J-BTEC 301 Ballistic Missile Defense 36 0.5 8-Apr-10
System (BMDS) Planning and
Employment Course
DL JPRA J30P-US018 Fundamentals of Personnel 3.5 0 8-Apr-10
Recovery (FPR) Course
IL HUMINT NA Countersurveillance- 139.5 | 2 6-Apr-10
Training Joint Surveillance Detection
Center of Course (CSSD)
Excellence
DL JFUT J30P-US015 Introduction to Integrated 2 0 6-Apr-10
Maneuver and Fires in the
Operational Area Course
IL JCTA N/A National Security 345 2 6-Apr-10
Investigations Course (NSIC)
BL U.S. Army 4A-F16/030-F20 | Joint Engineer Operations 40 1 1-Mar-10
Engineer Course (JEOC)
School
DL JSOU J30P-US343 SSGN-Joint Special 3 ie) 11-Feb-10
Operations Task Force
(JSOTF) Training Course
IL HUMINT ASOTC Advanced Special Operations | 2900 2 28-Jan-10
Training Joint Techniques Level II!
Center of (ASOTC)
Excellence
DL OSD P&R J40P-US380 introductory Operational 1 0 20-Jan-10
Contract Support (OCS)
Commander and Staff Course
DL OSD P&R J30P-US261 Emergency Preparedness 2 [ 9-Dec-09
Response Course (EPRC):
Basic Awareness Course
DL OSD P&R J30P-US258 Emergency Preparedness 3 (e) 9-Dec-09
Response Course (EPRC):
Clinician Short Course

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Summary of Changes

e Point Accrual Formula moved from page 5 to page 8.

e Joint Qualification References moved from page 8 to Appendix D.
e Appendix A: Updated tables as required.

e Appendix B: Updated tables as required.

e Appendix C: Updated table as required.

e Appendix D: References. “New”

The Joint Staff/JCW POC for joint course certification is:

Ms. Beth Lape, GS-14 Education Specialist
Deputy, Individual Training and Learning Division
DD J7/JCW/ Joint Training

Commercial Phone: 757-203-5507

DSN: 668-5507

Email: elizabeth.lape @js.mil

The Joint Staff J7/S&P POC for joint exercises is:

Lt Col Steve Scherzer

JS/J7 JETD

Commercial Phone: 703-695-5745

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-Method OPR __—CourseNumber_CourseTitle _—_—‘Hours Points Certified _

IL DNWS DNWS-NR-250 Joint Nuclear Explosive 40 1 2 0
Ordnance Disposal
(JNEODC) Course
BL JACI USA: 2E- Joint Operational Fires and 586.8 | 2 5-Oct-10
Directorate F229/250-F55 Effects Course
IL JPRA PR 290 Joint Personnel Recovery 19 0.5 16-Aug-10

(PR) Fundamentals for
Commanders and Staffs

IL JSOU NA Joint Special Operations Staff | 35 0.5 22-Jul-10
Officer Course (JSOSOC)
DL SOCJFCOM J3ST-US026 Joint Special Operations Task | 16 0.5 3-May-10
Force (JSOTF) Course
DL Joint Spectrum | NA Joint Spectrum Supportability | 1.5 oO 8-Dec-10
Center and Electromagnetic

Environmental Effects
Operational Awareness

Course

IL JTS NA Joint Targeting Applications 40 1 16-Feb-11
Course

IL JTS NA Joint Targeting School Staff 85 15 16-Feb-11
Course

DL JS/S7 J4OP-US013-17 | Joint Task Force 8 it) 27-Apr-11

Headquarters Fundamentals
101 Course (JTF-101)
Module 17: Introduction to the
Role of the Joint Task Force
Surgeon

DL JS/S7 JEOP-US013-04 | Joint Task Force 2 to) 27-Dec-11
Headquarters Fundamentals
101 Course (JTF-101)
Module 4: Information

Management

IL JDTC FP3101 JOPES Action Officer (JAOC) | 35 0.5 24-May-10
Course

IL JDTC FP2901 JOPES Functional Managers | 32 0.5 3-Jun-10
(FM) Course

OL JDTC J50P-US351 JOPES Overview Course 2 0 30-Nov-09

BL JDTC FP1101 JOPES Support Personnel 35 0.5 3-Jun-10
(JSPC) Course

IL NGB NA JTF/JFHQ Joint Staff Training | 32 0.5 16-Sep-10

Course (JSTC) - IL

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From the Assistant Deputy Director for Joint Training
Joint and Coalition Wartighting, The Joint Staff

Subject: Joint Coalition and Warfighting (JCW) Joint Qualification Report for FY12 2” Quarter

The Department of Defense Joint Officer Management Joint Qualification System Implementation Plan,
30 March 2007, outlines the multi-level joint qualification concept and identifies lead and supporting
organizations responsible for its operations effective 1 October 2007.

The Goldwater-Nichols Department of Defense Reorganization Act of 1986 set the criteria for joint
positions that the Defense Department has used ever since. The new Joint Qualification System,
announced on 30 July 2007, keeps in place the tenets of the act, but allows for the post-9/11 operating
environment. The new system, which took effect 1 October 2007, offers an additional “experience-based”
track with a point system for recognizing joint service. The original track remains in place, but the second
track allows for awarding partial credit or for awarding credit for an expanded list of joint positions. All
original educational requirements remain in place, but some credit can be given for additional education,
training, and exercises.

The new system recognizes the skills that aid U.S. military efforts to respond to national security
threats, as well as interagency, combat operations, and humanitarian crises. It also accounts for the
intensity, environment, and duration or frequency of a joint activity. A key change is the ability to award
credit to reserve component officers, previously not allowed.

Active-duty officers will be able to recover credit for positions served since 11 September 2001.
Reserve component officers who served in qualifying joint assignments from 1 October 1986, until 30
September 2007, may be awarded joint duty credit. As of 1 October 2008, active component officers are
required to complete a full joint duty assignment and be designated a joint qualified officer for
appointment to the rank of general or flag officer.

The JCW/Individual Training and Learning Division point of contact is Ms. Beth Lape, (757) 203-5507,
DSN 668-5507, elizabeth.lape@js.mil. Users are invited to send comments and suggested
improvements to Ms. Theresa McDaniel, (757) 203-5509, DSN 668-5509, theresa.mcdaniel@js.mil.

[OHN M. MURRAY
Brigadier General, U.S. Army
Joint Training

Distribution: JSJ1, Service Representatives. Also available on JKO at http://jko.fcom.mil/ (NIPR)



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Employment Employment

Event Start Date End Date Sponsoring Organization
MEDREACH 11 1-May-11 16-May-11 USAFRICOM
MEDLITE 11 24-Apr-11 4-May-11 USAFRICOM
AUSTERE CHALLENGE 11 [OPERATIONS 19-Apr-11 5-May-11 USEUCOM
(PHASE II)] 11
EASTERN FALCON 11 17-Apr-11 28-Apr-11 AFCENT
UNITAS ATLANTIC PHASE 11 15-Apr-11 9-May-11 USSOUTHCOM
ATLAS DROP 11 13-Apr-11 21-Apr-11 USAFRICOM
FUERZAS ALIADAS-HUM 11 4-Apr-11 15-Apr-11 USSOUTHCOM
EASTERN VIPER 11 38-Apr-11 30-Jun-11 SOCCENT
EARLY VICTOR 11 38-Apr-11 29-Jun-11 SOCCENT
TROJAN FOOTPRINT - PH Ill 11 14-Apr-11 30-Jun-11 USEUCOM

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IL DNWS DNWS-ICC- Weapons of Mass 24 0.5
101M Destruction Incident

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Method _OPR Course Number urse Title Hours Points _ Certified

BL RPAD NA Defense Readiness 1 fi) 1-Feb-11
Reporting System (DRRS)
101 - Staff

IL UFMCS NA Red Team Members Course | 382 2 27-Jan-11

IL UFMCS. NA Stop-Gap Red Team Leader | 472 2 27-Jan-11
Course

DL NGB NA Joint Domestic Operations 50 1 14-Jan-11
Course (JDOC)

DL USA J3ST-USO10 Defense Support of Civil 6 0 11-Jan-11
Authorities (DSCA) Phase |
Course

DL JIWG J30P-US620 Irregular Warfare Overview 5 te) 7-Jan-11
for Joint Force Commanders
and Staff Course

DL RPAD NA Defense Readiness 2 fe) 8-Dec-10
Reporting System (DRRS)
Introduction Class

DL Joint Spectrum | NA Joint Spectrum Supportability | 1.5 oO 8-Dec-10

Center and Electromagnetic

Environmental Effects
Operational Awareness
Course

IL UFMCS QE-F17/920-F7 Red Team Leaders Course 720 2 19-Nov-10

DL JPRA J3TA-US022 SERE 100.1, Code of 6 (e) 19-Nov-10
Conduct Training Course

iL DNWS DNWS-NW-201 | Joint DOD/DOE Nuclear 13 0 25-Oct-10
Surety Executive Course
(JNSEC)

IL DNWS DNWS-NR-250 Joint Nuclear Explosive 40 1 25-Oct-10
Ordnance Disposal
(JNEODC) Course

IL DNWS DNWS-NW-401 Nuclear Policy Course 40 1 25-Oct-10

IL DNWS DNWS-NW- Nuclear Weapons 24 0.5 25-Oct-10

110M Familiarization Seminar

(NWFS)

IL ONWS DNWS-NW-110 | Nuclear Weapons Orientation | 36 0.5 25-Oct-10
Course (NWOC)

IL DNWS DNWS-NW-305 | Theater Nuclear Operations 36 0.5 25-Oct-10

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Method _OPR Course Number __Course Title Hours Points _ Certified
IL DNWS. DNWS-ICC-302 | Nuclear and Radiological 32 0.5 21-Jun-10
Incident Management (NRIM)
IL DNWS DNWS-ICC-205 | Nuclear Radiological Incident | 24 0.5 21-Jun-10
Response Practicum (NRIP)
IL USCENTCOM DNWS-ICC- USCENTCOM Staff 24 0.5 21-Jun-10
101M Orientation Course (formerly
named: USCENTCOM
Indoctrination Course)
IL JID JT 301 Joint Interface Control 180 2 16-Jun-10
Officers Course
IL JID JT-102 Multi-Tact Data Link (TDL) 80 15 16-Jun-10
Adv Jt Intop (MAJIC)
IL HUMINT NA Defense Strategic Debriefing | 280 2 9-Jun-10
Training Joint Course (DSDC)
Center of
Excellence
IL JSOU PR-0102 Defense Readiness 1 I) 3-Jun-10
Reporting System (DRRS)
Implementation
IL JDTC FP2901 JOPES Functional Managers | 32 0.5 3-Jun-10
(FM) Course
BL JDTC FP1101 JOPES Support Personnel 35 0.5 3-Jun-10
(JSPC) Course
DL JFUT J3TA-USO14 Introduction to Joint Nonlethal | 3 0 24-May-10
Attack Electronic Warfare
(EW), and Suppression of
Enemy Air Defenses (SEAD)
Course
IL JDTC FP3101 JOPES Action Officer (AOC) | 35 0.5 24-May-10
Course
IL JIOC JTC-104 Basic Intelligence Planning 40 1 17-May-10
Course
IL JIOC JTC-114 Joint Intelligence Preparation | 32 0.5 3-May-10
of the Operational
Environment Course (JIPOE)
DL SOCJFCOM J3ST-US026 Joint Special Operations Task | 16 0.5 3-May-10
Force (JSOTF) Course
IL JID JT-101 Link 16 Joint Interoperability | 23 0.5 3-May-10
Course
DL JID J30P-US109 Link 16 Joint Interoperability 33 0.5 3-May-10
Course

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