• JNAT

Joint Network Analysis & Targeting (JNAT) courses are specialized training programs designed to equip military and intelligence professionals with the skills needed to analyze and target adversary networks.

These courses focus on the integration of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) to identify and disrupt enemy communications and operations, emphasizing both technical proficiency and strategic application.

Courses

Joint Network Analysis & Targeting Course

5-Day Planners course with 2-4 Operational Planning Teams (OPTs). An intelligence fusion, operations & intelligence integration and joint interoperability course for unit planners across all functional areas of the command. This course is for operational and training units and is designed to meet minimum requirements of the Joint Concepts - Human Aspects of Military Operations (JC-HAMO). Classes are typically 8-28 students with the class being broken into Operational Planning Teams (OPT) of 4-7 students each and is characterized by hands-on scenario driven training to invigorate critical thinking skills and practical application by students.

  • Course Length: 5 Days
  • Minimum Participants: 8
  • Maximum Participants: 28
Joint Network Analysis and Targeting, Planners

Seven-Day (JNAT-P7) with 2- 4 Operational Planning Teams (OPTs). An intelligence fusion, operations & intelligence integration and joint interoperability course for unit planners across all functional areas of the command. This course is for operational and training units and is designed to meet minimum requirements of the Joint Concepts - Human Aspects of Military Operations (JC-HAMO). Classes are typically 8-28 students with the class being broken into Operational Planning Teams (OPT) of 4-7 students each and is characterized by hands-on scenario driven training to invigorate critical thinking skills and practical application by students.

  • Course Length: 7 Days
  • Minimum Participants: 8
  • Maximum Participants: 28
Joint Network Analysis and Targeting Operations Course

(JNAT-OC) is a tailored course for units that have executed JNAT-P5s,7s or JNAT As and want to conduct pre-deployment training focused on their area of responsibility. JNAT-OC is an operational design and mission planning course with 2-4 Operational Planning Teams (OPTs). This course is part of a series of course for training and operational units and is designed to meet the full requirements of the Joint Concepts - Human Aspects of Military Operations (JC-HAMO). The JNAT-OC Classes are 8-28 students with individual OPTs of 4-7 students each and characterized by hands-on scenario driven training to invigorate critical thinking skills and practical application by students

  • Course Length: 5 Days
  • Minimum Participants: 8
  • Maximum Participants: 28
Joint Network Analysis and Targeting Course

10-Day Advisor’s course (JNAT-A) with 2 Operational Planning Teams (OPTs). An OPT leader/advisor course that teaches senior leaders the fundamentals of operational design and planning using the JNAT processes and tools and applying them to existing planning processes such a MCPP, JOPS, MDMP and others. This course teaches intel fusion, operations intelligence integration and joint interoperability designed to produce a unit JNAT OPT Advisor. The "Advisor" course increases the time for students to develop individual training materials for each JNAT module and work with the JNAT cadre on methods for training HAMO and Network Engagement techniques at their units. Students are evaluated for the products they produce during the course and the quality of their teach backs conducted. This course is for DoD units and is designed to meet requirements of the Joint Concepts - Human Aspects of Military Operations (JC-HAMO). Classes are typically 8-14 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 abelites to conduct practical application of JNAT Process at their parent units.

  • Course Length: 10 Days
  • Minimum Participants: 8
  • Maximum Participants:14

Schedule

Course Host / Location
JNAT-P5 (30 Sep 4 Oct 2024) 96th CA BN / Ft. Liberty Open (4 seats)
JNAT-P5 (7-11 October 2024) JSOTF SOM / Camp Lejeune Open (6 seats)
JNAT-A (4-15 November 2024) 95th CA BDE / Ft. Libe Open (4 seats)
JNAT-OC (18-22 November 2024) JSOTF SOM / Camp Lejeune Open (4 seats)
JNAT-P5 (16-20 December 2024) MSOC G / Camp Lejeune Open (6 seats)

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