Joint Forces Staff College - Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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THE l0lNT PLANNING PROBLEM The loint Planning Problem was a hands-on student-conduct- ed exercise which drew on all the background development we were exposed to during our five-and-a-half months at AFSC. The problem simulated real- world planning in a time-sensi- tive environment. It required a ff high degree of staff coordina- tion to meet the assigned sus- pense dates. We did it, and DID IT WELL! .3 ft The scenario involved a contingency operation in Tunisia. We received historical background, in- telligence information, and a ICS-type tasking. Each seminar organized as loint and Service com- ponent staffs and proceeded through the logical thought processes of concept and plan develop- ment and the Crisis Action System creating an executable operations order. X.