The first one is called dominant maneuver, the second precision strike, the third full-dimensional protection, and the fourth is termed focused logistics. Success in achieving the goals in each of these concepts depends upon information as a starting point. Dominant maneuver basically means that you have the ability to put yourself in a position to own the other guy's airspace or battlespace. The different services each have a specific capability they provide to this joint vision. In the Air Force, we talk about air and space superiority and air dominance as a means of taking away somebody's sanctuaries and denying him the ability to penetrate our airspace or know things about us.
Precision strike is pretty self-explanatory.
It not only involves being able to precisely destroy something, but also the ability to not destroy. Especially in the information realm. You may want to avoid destroying something because you have the ability to exploit information coming from that system. Full dimensional protection involves the whole idea of force protection in the physical sense, as well as the information protection that prevents an adversary from gaining an advantage inside your information system. Focused logistics comes from the idea that in the past spare parts were relatively inexpensive, but transportation to move them was expensive or in short supply.