At the United States Joint Forces Command, we are involved in both current and future operations – ready for today; preparing for tomorrow.

Military

US Joint Forces Command

US Joint Forces Command's headquarters in Norfolk, VA, United States

Ray Odierno

Nicholas O'Dawe

John Bolino

Ken Rome

This department oversees the administration and management of contracts, along with food and beverage services.

Operations Management

This department focuses on analyzing military strategies, operations, and trends to provide insights for decision-making.

Military Analysis

This department focuses on analyzing and enhancing joint warfighting strategies and programs.

Warfighting Analysis

The Engineering and IT team at the US Joint Forces Command is responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining advanced technological systems that support both current operations and future readiness. This includes ensuring information security, managing IT investments, developing simulation models, and integrating complex systems to enhance overall mission effectiveness. The team works on a diverse range of tasks from data engineering to combat engineering, ensuring that the command remains agile and technologically advanced.

Engineering and IT

The Military Analysis and Operations team at the US Joint Forces Command integrates a diverse array of expertise to assess threats, coordinate military strategies, and ensure operational readiness. They analyze intelligence, develop joint coalition strategies, and prepare for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats, ensuring both current and future mission success.

US Joint Forces Command

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Teams

Operations Management

Military Analysis

Warfighting Analysis

Engineering and IT

Military Analysis and Operations

Offices

US Joint Forces Command

Org chart

Teams

Operations Management

Military Analysis

Warfighting Analysis

Engineering and IT

Military Analysis and Operations

Offices

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