Which doctrine is promulgated by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in coordination with the combatant commanders and the joint staff?

Which doctrine is promulgated by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in coordination with the combatant commanders and the joint staff?

• A. Multinational Doctrine
• B. Joint Doctrine
• C. Service Doctrine
• D. TRA

Answer: (B)

Joint doctrine is the authoritative guidance that describes how forces from different services work together to achieve unified action. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is the official who promulgates Joint Doctrine, doing so in coordination with the combatant commanders and the Joint Staff. This collaboration ensures the doctrine incorporates real-world operating experience from across theaters and the analytical, planning perspective of the Joint Staff, while the CJCS provides the necessary authority to publish Joint Publications. Service-specific doctrine remains the responsibility of each individual service for its own forces, and multinational doctrine involves partner nations and coalitions beyond a single service or the Joint Staff. TRA is not the framework used for joint doctrine.

Joint doctrine is the authoritative guidance that describes how forces from different services work together to achieve unified action. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff is the official who promulgates Joint Doctrine, doing so in coordination with the combatant commanders and the Joint Staff. This collaboration ensures the doctrine incorporates real-world operating experience from across theaters and the analytical, planning perspective of the Joint Staff, while the CJCS provides the necessary authority to publish Joint Publications. Service-specific doctrine remains the responsibility of each individual service for its own forces, and multinational doctrine involves partner nations and coalitions beyond a single service or the Joint Staff. TRA is not the framework used for joint doctrine.