JNAT

Joint Network Analysis & Targeting (JNAT-L) is a 10-Day course with 2-4 Operational Planning Teams (OPTs). The JNAT-L OPT teaches students the fundamentals of operational design and planning using the JNAT-L processes and tools and applying them to existing planning processes such a MCPP, JOPS, MDMP and other planning process. This course teaches intel fusion, operations intelligence integration and joint interoperability designed to produce a unit JNAT-L OPT. The course increases the time for students to develop individual training materials for each JNAT-L module and work with the JNAT-L cadre on methods for training Joint Concepts-Human Aspects of Military Operations (JC-HAMO) and Network Engagement techniques at their units or organizations. Students are evaluated for the products they produce during the course and the quality of their teach backs conducted. Classes are typically 10-14 students with the class being broken into Operational Planning Teams (OPTs) and characterized by hands-on scenario driven training, with product production and teach backs, to invigorate critical thinking skills, develop briefing and teaching capabilities and enhance planners' abilities to conduct practical application of JNAT-L Process at their parent units or agencies.

Joint Network Analysis & Targeting, Planners 5-Day (JNAT-P5) course is a 5-Day course with 2-4 Operational Planning Teams (OPTs). The JNAT OPT teaches students the fundamentals of operational design and planning using the JNAT processes and tools and applying them to existing planning processes such a MCPP, R2P2, JOPS, MDMP and other planning process. This course teaches intel fusion, operations intelligence integration and joint interoperability designed to produce unit Planners from all of the functional areas of a command into a JNAT OPT. The Planners course is focused on executing the planning process through practical application.  Students will also develop individual training materials for each JNAT module and work with the JNAT cadre on methods for incorporating these training materials at their respective commands. Students are evaluated for the products they produce during the course. Classes are typically 12-28 students with the class being broken into Operational Planning Teams (OPTs) and characterized by hands-on scenario driven training, with product production and teach backs, to invigorate critical thinking skills, develop briefing and teaching capabilities and enhance planners' abilities to conduct practical application of JNAT Process at their parent units or agencies.