Article
In Defense of Service Component Commands
Joint Force Quarterly
(2005)
Abstract
The Army is engaged in transformation because it recognizes the need to reorganize to meet new and emerging threats and to equip soldiers with the best technology. Strategic and operational battle planners make the final plan clear and executable down to the individual soldier, particularly when it comes to rules of engagement and tactics, techniques, and procedures. The Army has a robust Title 10 infrastructure designed to ensure that soldiers are fed and armed, their trucks are fueled, their wounds are treated, and their families are cared for so they can focus on the mission.
Who makes this effort? On the theater level, it is Army Service Component Command (ASCC), an operational and Title 10 support headquarters serving both the commander and the Department of the Army (DA).
Keywords
- strategy,
- U.S. Army,
- organizations,
- communication
Disciplines
Publication Date
2005
Citation Information
Thomas P Galvin and Burwell B Bell. "In Defense of Service Component Commands" Joint Force Quarterly Vol. 37 Iss. 2nd Quarter (2005) p. 96 - 104 Available at: http://works.bepress.com/thomas-galvin/27/