United States Special Operations Command - Joint Capabilities
United States Special Operations Command - Joint Capabilities, kurz USSOC-JC oder SOC-JC, war ein Unterverbundkommando des USSOCOM. Seine Aufgabe bestand darin, Spezialeinheiten und reguläre Einheiten, vor allem Kommandeure und Angehörige des Stabs, zu trainieren, so dass sie gemeinsam im Feld eingesetzt werden konnten.[1]
Die Einheit wurde ursprünglich als United States Special Operations Command Atlantic, kurz USSOCLANT, SOCLANT, USSOCACOM oder SOCACOM, gegründet und unterstand dem US Atlantic Command. Ab 1999 wurde es in United States Special Operations Command - Joint Forces Command, kurz USSOCJFCOM oder SOCJFCOM, umbenannt und dem US Joint Forces Command unterstellt. Am 29. April 2011, als das US Joint Forces Command aufgelöst wurde, wurde die Einheit in die heutige United States Special Operations Command - Joint Capabilities umbenannt und unterstand seitdem direkt dem USSOCOM.[1][2]
Die Einheit wurde mit dem Fiskaljahr 2013 aufgelöst und alle Positionen wurden abgezogen.[3]
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Einzelnachweise
- ↑ a b Special Operations Command - Joint Capabilities (SOC-JC). In: globalsecurity.com. Abgerufen am 5. Mai 2015 (englisch).
- ↑ H. Allen Holmes, Henry H. Shelton: U.S. Special Operations Forces: 1996 Posture Statement. DIANE Publishing, 1997, ISBN 978-0-7881-4911-5, S. 10 (eingeschränkte Vorschau in der Google-Buchsuche).
- ↑ DEFENSE HEADQUARTERS: DOD Needs to Reevaluate Its Approach for Managing Resources Devoted to the Functional Combatant Commands. S. 50, abgerufen am 13. Juli 2017 (englisch).
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Ultramarine blue signifies the air and sea mission, while green denotes ground missions. The black V-shape area refers to victory and power. The three symbols, trident, lightning bolt and dagger are adapted from the Special Operations Command, Atlantic Command, the unit's predecessor. The trident, a symbol of naval prowess, symbolizes the Navy SEAL Teams and special boat units. The lightning bolt denotes the Air Force Special Operations, rapid response and aerospace power. The dagger associated with the Army forces (Special Forces, Rangers, PSYOP and Civil Affairs), also represents total military preparedness and readiness for deployment. Each symbol represents the three parts that form the whole of the Special Operation Command Joint Forces Command.
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