text: Chapter 1
  ARMY SPACE CORE COMPETENCIES
  1-63. A core competency is an essential and enduring capability that a branch or an organization provides
  to Army operations (ADP 1-01). An organization may have multiple core competencies, the purpose of
  which, is to provide a clear statement of what an organization does in broad, easily understood terms.
  1-64. The Army core competencies for space-forces are the attributes that bring strengths, advantages, and
  contributions to the Army. Army space core competencies serve as a frame of reference by articulating the
  responsibilities of all Army space forces and their overarching roles. The core competencies provide the
  foundation for Army space tasks related to those functions. Army space forces must understand and excel at
  the Army space core competencies. They are used to organize and develop training, assist in managing the
  Army space force, and are an integral part of space doctrine. The three Army space core competencies are:
  * Integrate space capabilities;
  * Deliver space effects; and
  * Employ space enablers.
  1-65. Integrate space capabilities. To operate in complex environments, the Army depends greatly on
  assuring its forces have access to vital space capabilities. To assure this access, Army space forces will:
  * Plan, develop, acquire, and integrate Army, joint, coalition, and commercial space required
  capabilities (excluding intelligence capabilities) across the warfighting functions to enable the full
  range of military operations.
  * Synchronize space control operations, NAVWAR operations, and integrated joint special
  technical operations with lethal and non-lethal operations such as electronic warfare and
  cyberspace operations to achieve desired operational effects.
  * Ensure the space architecture is integrated in a manner that provides resiliency in a D3SOE.
  * Prepare and train all echelons of Army forces to work through a D3SOE.
  * Plan and integrate Army space capabilities to support homeland operations.
  * Integrate space capabilities with cyberspace networks to deliver and defend critical mission data.
  * Examples include SSE operation planning, ARSST integration, NAVWAR planning, and fusion
  of space operations, cyberspace, and electronic warfare.
  1-66. Deliver space effects. To generate and deliver effects that achieve overmatch across the warfighting
  functions, Army space forces will:
  * Conduct space control operations to deny adversaries assured access to space capabilities.
  * Conduct coordinated NAVWAR operations to deny PNT advantages to adversaries.
  * Coordinate with integrated joint special technical operations to ensure all non-lethal effects
  supporting joint operations are synchronized.
  * Conduct DSC to protect assured access to space capabilities.
  * Create effects across multiple domains by leveraging all space capabilities.
  * Examples include: pace control and NAVWAR operations.
  1-67. Employ space enablers. To support Army and joint forces with space capabilities, Army space
  forces employ space-enabler capabilities to:
  * Exercise operational and technical control of space assets and high altitude payloads.
  * Launch and provide platform control of Army space assets and high altitude systems which
  employ tactically focused payloads.
  * Exploit space architectures to provide space-enabled operations for mission-essential systems.
  * Examples include: JTAGS, WSOCs, and joint FFT.