@article{ART001826338},
author={ CHO, Sung Ju},
title={The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority},
journal={military history},
issn={1598-317X},
year={2013},
number={89},
pages={389-413},
doi={10.29212/mh.2013..89.389}
TY - JOUR
AU - CHO, Sung Ju
TI - The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority
JO - military history
PY - 2013
VL - null
IS - 89
PB - Military History Institute, MND
SP - 389
EP - 413
SN - 1598-317X
AB - In 2015 the wartime OPCON authority will be turned over to ROKA. After the turnover, the command arrangement and the chain of command between ROKA & USFK will be based on equal status. The combined chain of command is similar to that of the multinational forces in the Gulf War.
In Gulf war, American CENTCOM was equal to Arab JOINTCOM in the command arrangement. Under the dual chain of command, the assessment on the application of Coordination organizations for unifying efforts between CENTCOM and Arab JOINTCOM was remarkably effective.
CENTCOM and JOINTCOM used the Combined Coordination, Communication, Intergration Center(C3IC) and the Liaison Parties as a coordination organization. C3IC played the great role in the accomplishment of unity of efforts in the multinational operations through coordinations and adjustments. Also CENTCOM employed the large scale Liaison Parties at the adjacent and subordinate units, so that they could understand the situation of operations in real time.
The lessons of the multinational operation of coordination organization in during the Gulf War are as follows:First, examine the documentation of the final decision authority on the combined operation between ROK-US;Second, the cooperation organization should be established permanently, and controled by the responsible deputy commanders;Third, the officers who speak English fluently and possess the military expertise should be assigned to the cooperation organization;Fourth, MC Liaison Party should be established permanently to complement the current MC to prepare for the war;Fifth, the cooperation organizations should be located in the ROKA command building or at an adjacent location and have enough space;Sixth, a thorough preparation and operation of the Liaison Party are requested in peace time and during the war.
KW - Transfer of OPCON authority;Gulf War;Combined Command System;Cooperation organization
DO - 10.29212/mh.2013..89.389
ER -
CHO, Sung Ju. (2013). The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority. military history, 89, 389-413.
CHO, Sung Ju. 2013, "The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority", military history, no.89, pp.389-413. Available from: doi:10.29212/mh.2013..89.389
CHO, Sung Ju "The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority" military history 89 pp.389-413 (2013) : 389.
CHO, Sung Ju. The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority. 2013; 89 : 389-413. Available from: doi:10.29212/mh.2013..89.389
CHO, Sung Ju. "The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority" military history no.89(2013) : 389-413.doi: 10.29212/mh.2013..89.389
CHO, Sung Ju. The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority. military history, 89, 389-413. doi: 10.29212/mh.2013..89.389
CHO, Sung Ju. The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority. military history. 2013; 89 389-413. doi: 10.29212/mh.2013..89.389
CHO, Sung Ju. The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority. 2013; 89 : 389-413. Available from: doi:10.29212/mh.2013..89.389
CHO, Sung Ju. "The Active Plan for the ROK-US Combined Coordination Organization after the Transfer of the War time Operation Control Authority" military history no.89(2013) : 389-413.doi: 10.29212/mh.2013..89.389
