Joint Enabling Capabilities Command

All Hands on Deck

After attending the most recent U.S. Transportation Command’s Component Commanders Conference in Norfolk, Gen. Jacqueline D. Van Ovost (center) stands with other leaders of the Joint Deployment and Distribution Enterprise, including Maj. Gen. Stephen Jost (center left), commander of the Joint Enabling Capabilities Command, during a tour of USNS Benavidez (T-AKR 306) in Newport News, Virginia. (DoD photo by Lt. Col. Dale Sack, USA)

Leading the Pre-Jump

JCSE members lead Sustained Airborne Training at Barton Field, Fort Gordon, Ga. Also referred to as “pre-jump," its purpose is to reaffirm in explicit detail as to what jumpers will do when exciting the aircraft. Paratroopers from other units joined in on the fun: the 75th Ranger Regiment, the Joint Communications Unit, 50th Signal Battalion (Expeditionary), 112th Signal Battalion, 96th Civil Affairs Battalion, and XVIII Airborne Corps. (DoD Photo by MSG Bryan L. Dorman, JCSE)

Charting the Course

In the chartroom of USNS Comfort (T-AH-20), JECC’s vice commander, Brigadier General Kimberly Hamilton, USAR (center), and JECC Executive Director Marshall Ramsey (left) watch Commodore (Captain) Bryan Carmichael of Amphibious Squadron Four describe the course the 1,000-bed hospital ship must follow as it leaves Naval Station Norfolk for a goodwill mission to Central and South America. A team of specialists from the Joint Communication Support Element will be aboard to provide enhanced communications capabilities during the deployment.

Learning to Land

JCSE members practice hitting the ground before grabbing their parachutes and boarding an aircraft to make a recent practice jump. These airborne tactical communicators must remain qualified to drop, with their gear and equipment, anywhere in the world.

Maj. Gen. Stephen F. Jost Biography

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JPSE Joint Planners Course

JPSE KM Practitioners Course

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U.S. TRANSPORTATION COMMAND

On short notice, the JECC provides planners, public affairs specialists, and communications capabilities to Combatant Commanders in order to enable the rapid establishment of Joint Task Force Headquarters or in support of other missions, exercises, or planning efforts.

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JOINT COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT ELEMENT

Tampa, FL - On order, JCSE immediately deploys to provide en route, early entry, scalable C4 support to the Geographic Combatant Commands, Special Operations Command, and other agencies as directed. On order, provides additional C4 services to support larger CJTF/CJSOTF Headquarters across the full spectrum of operations.

JOINT PLANNING SUPPORT ELEMENT

Norfolk, VA - The Joint Planning Support Element rapidly deploys tailored, ready, joint planners, operators, logisticians, knowledge managers, public affairs and intelligence specialists in order to accelerate the formation and increase the effectiveness of newly formed Joint Task Force Headquarters.