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EJPME / SEJPME II

Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education (EJPME) and Senior Enlisted Joint PME Phase II. Covers advanced joint operations planning (JOPP), joint intelligence preparation, joint fires and targeting, joint logistics, multinational operations, interagency coordination, theater security cooperation, and information operations. Based on JP 3-0, JP 5-0, JP 2-0, JP 3-09, JP 4-0, and JP 3-16.

44 questions and answers — updated 2025/2026
01

What is the purpose of SEJPME II (Senior Enlisted Joint PME Phase II)?

02

What are the seven steps of the Joint Operations Planning Process (JOPP)?

03

What is the difference between deliberate planning and crisis action planning (CAP)?

04

What are the six phases of a joint operation?

05

What is the purpose of Phase 0 (Shape) in joint operations?

06

What is the Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment (JIPOE)?

07

What are the four steps of JIPOE?

08

What is a Center of Gravity (COG) in joint operations?

09

What is the difference between decisive points and centers of gravity?

10

What is the Joint Fires Element (JFE)?

11

What is the Joint Targeting Cycle?

12

What is the difference between deliberate targeting and dynamic targeting?

13

What is a Time-Sensitive Target (TST)?

14

What is the No-Strike List (NSL) and the Restricted Target List (RTL)?

15

What is the purpose of JP 4-0, Joint Logistics?

16

What are the core joint logistics functions?

17

What is the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and what role does it play in joint logistics?

18

What is the Joint Deployment and Distribution Operations Center (JDDOC)?

19

What is the Time-Phased Force and Deployment Data (TPFDD)?

20

What is the purpose of JP 3-16, Multinational Operations?

21

What is the difference between an alliance and a coalition?

22

What are the key challenges of multinational operations?

23

What is a 'national caveat' in multinational operations?

24

What are the command relationships available in multinational operations?

25

What is the role of the interagency process in joint operations?

26

What is a Whole-of-Government approach?

27

What is Theater Security Cooperation (TSC)?

28

What is the Theater Campaign Plan (TCP)?

29

What is Security Force Assistance (SFA)?

30

What is the role of the Senior Enlisted Advisor in a joint or multinational headquarters?

31

What are Information Operations (IO) in joint operations?

32

What is the difference between MISO and Public Affairs?

33

What is the Global Force Management (GFM) process?

34

What are the elements of operational art?

35

What is the difference between lines of operation (LOO) and lines of effort (LOE)?

36

What is culmination in joint operations?

37

What is the role of J-codes (J1 through J9) on a joint staff?

38

What is the Adaptive Planning and Execution (APEX) system?

39

What is a Fragmentary Order (FRAGORD)?

40

What is the role of the Combatant Commander's Communication Synchronization (CCCS)?

41

What is the Comprehensive Joint Assessment (CJA)?

42

What is the significance of Mission Command philosophy in joint operations?

43

What is the Joint Operations Area (JOA)?

44

What are the three operational frameworks used in joint operations?

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