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US EUROPEAN COMMAND JOINT TARGETING EFFECTS CELL
The United States European Command (USEUCOM) Joint Targeting Effects Cell (JTEC) is responsible for integrating offensive capabilities to create specific effects in the operational environment to achieve the commander’s objectives. This would involve the development, planning, execution, and assessment of targeting activities to synchronize both lethal and non-lethal effects to support the command’s mission in Europe and beyond. While specific internal organizational names can vary, it would be a cell or a similar entity within the operations (J3) or intelligence (J2) directorate, working to analyze targets and synchronize diverse capabilities like cyber, electronic warfare, and kinetic fires.
Responsibilities and functions.
Target analysis: The cell would analyze and develop targets, breaking them down to understand their components and how they contribute to achieving the commander’s military objectives.
Effects synchronization: It would work to synchronize various offensive capabilities (both lethal and non-lethal) to create desired effects on targets.
Mission support: The cell supports the overall mission of maintaining peace and security by providing targeting expertise to ensure forces are postured to effectively address regional challenges.
Collaboration: The cell would collaborate with components, the Joint Intelligence Center (JAC), and allies and partners to ensure a unified approach to targeting.