Joint Functional Component Command For Integrated Missile Defense - Current Operations

Current Operations

JFCC-IMD is responsible for USSTRATCOM integrated missile defense planning and operational support to include operational and tactical level plan development, force execution and day-to-day management of assigned and attached missile defense forces. Current operation areas include:

  • Coordinate BMDS development and operational activity through the asset management process in conjunction with other applicable commands, agencies and organizations.
  • Focal point for global situational awareness of missile defense operations
  • Maintain visibility of all global missile defense logistics to aid the Commander and staff in planning and decision making
  • Coordinate and maintain intelligence, as necessary, to support missile defense components.
  • Provide operational oversight for the Command, Control, Battle Management and Communications system.
  • Develop course of action recommendations to optimize global integrated missile defense operations, address operational resource conflicts, operational seams and vulnerabilities, and minimize operational risk for missile defense capabilities.
  • Plan and coordinate BMDS objectives for Joint and COCOM exercises, wargames and experiments.

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