Junior Doctrine Analyst

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Description The Junior Doctrine Development Analyst is responsible for the research, development, and assessment of joint and multinational doctrine and ensures "how we fight" manuals remain consistent with the Joint Staff’s mission, Combatant Command (CCMD) requirements, and evolving Service-level capabilities. Job Roles & Responsibilities: - Doctrine Assessment & Development: Evaluate current publications and draft new frameworks that align with joint and multinational principles. - Organizational Liaison: Navigate the complex Joint Staff structure to manage relationships across CCMDs, Military Services, and DoD Agencies, ensuring unified effort and consensus. - Working Group Facilitation: Organize, facilitate, and document professional working groups and conferences aimed at resolving doctrinal gaps or integrating new operational concepts. - Lessons Learned Integration: Utilize Joint and Service Lessons Learned Systems to conduct rigorous research, transforming past operational data into future doctrinal improvements. - Capability Alignment: Manage the relationship between the Universal Joint Task List (UJTL) process and Joint Doctrine to ensure tasks, conditions, and standards...