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United States Joint Forces Command

The United States Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM) was a Unified Combatant Command of the United States Department of Defense. USJFCOM was a functional command that provided specific services to the military. The last commander was Army Gen. Ray Odierno and the Command Senior Enlisted was Marine Sergeant Major Bryan B. Battaglia. As directed by the…

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Headquarters
Norfolk, Virginia
Active
1999–2011
Combatant Commander
Disestablished
Country
United States
Part of
United States Department of Defense
Size
At its height, 1.16 million active and reserve soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines

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United States Joint Forces Command

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United States Joint Forces Command

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related to Mission · 12
United States Joint Forces Command → Air Force, Army, Command, Its Unified Command Plan, Marines, Navy, President, The, Unified Command Plan, United States, United States Joint Forces, USJFCOM
Active · 1
United States Joint Forces Command → 1999–2011
Combatant Commander · 1
United States Joint Forces Command → Disestablished
Country · 1
United States Joint Forces Command → United States
Headquarters · 1
United States Joint Forces Command → Norfolk, Virginia
Part of · 1
United States Joint Forces Command → United States Department of Defense
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United States Joint Forces Command → At its height, 1.16 million active and reserve soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines
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United States Joint Forces Command → Unified Combatant Command

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command joint forces usjfcom defense united states combatant army commander unified transformation jfcom military department 2011 president experimentation disestablishment disestablished

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United States Joint Forces CommandActive1999–20111.00infobox
United States Joint Forces CommandCombatant CommanderDisestablished1.00infobox
United States Joint Forces CommandCountryUnited States1.00infobox
United States Joint Forces CommandHeadquartersNorfolk, Virginia1.00infobox
United States Joint Forces CommandPart ofUnited States Department of Defense1.00infobox
United States Joint Forces CommandSizeAt its height, 1.16 million active and reserve soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines1.00infobox
United States Joint Forces CommandTypeUnified Combatant Command1.00infobox
United States Joint Forces Commandrelated to MissionUnited States Joint Forces0.60section
United States Joint Forces Commandrelated to MissionCommand0.60section
United States Joint Forces Commandrelated to MissionThe0.60section
United States Joint Forces Commandrelated to MissionUSJFCOM0.60section
United States Joint Forces Commandrelated to MissionUnified Command Plan0.60section

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