How do we integrate the Space Force into JADO?
- Bancroft, Col. Michael J., "US Army Space and Cyber Anti-Access/Area Denial Posturing: How US Army Space and Cyber Experts Posture and Plan Forces for the A2/AD Dilemma," AWC PSP, 2022, 31 pgs.
- Gunther, Maj. Brianne E., "Training Cannot Wait Ten Years--The Critical Experience Gap in USSF Officers Planning and Executing Space C2," AFGC thesis, 2024, 69 pgs.
- Gunther answers this by identifying that the primary barrier to integrating the United States Space Force (USSF) into Joint All-Domain Operations (JADO) is a critical lack of joint planning and operational command and control (C2) expertise among its officers. She asserts that space professionals must be able to synchronize their exquisite capabilities with joint warfighting efforts, but legacy training models have historically failed to prepare them for this level of integration. To overcome this gap and seamlessly integrate the Space Force into the joint team, Gunther rejects proposed service-centric training solutions and instead recommends that the Space Training and Readiness Command (STARCOM) develop a specialized operational-level space C2 course explicitly grounded in joint doctrine and the joint planning process.
- Hackett, Maj. Shawn W. "The Theoretical Foundations of Spacepower: From Economic to Asymmetric Warfare," SAASS thesis, subsequently published as an AU Press Drew Paper (2024).
- Woodruff, LTC Robert, "Soldiers, Satellites and Space: How Strategic Competition is Reliant upon this Interdependency," AWC PSP, 2022, 28 pgs.