text: Corps Roles, Functions, and Organizations
  command subordinate to the GCC. This normally occurs when the GCC intends to conduct limited
  contingency operations on land and the scope, scale, and duration of such operations exceed the command
  and control capability of a division or sister Service organization. In such cases, the theater army provides
  support to the corps using an ADCON relationship. This often occurs through an element subordinate to the
  corps that its commander designates as the ARFOR. Corps require significant augmentation from the joint
  and multinational force to perform the joint force land component command or JTF roles successfully.
  4-95. To effectively synchronize multi-domain effects requires corps headquarters capable of managing the
  technical employment of space, air, and maritime-delivered assets, as well as information-related capabilities.
  Understanding these capabilities is fundamental to the operations process. The corps headquarters’ assigned
  and task-organized capabilities enable it to prioritize effects in support of assigned or attached forces and
  synchronize them with subordinates’ operations to achieve assigned objectives. The corps has access to a
  wide variety of Army and joint information-related capabilities, ISR, and military deception or tactical
  deception capabilities and authorities that are combat multipliers during large-scale combat operations and
  essential enablers during competition. When fulfilling the role of a JTF or joint force land component
  command, the corps joint targeting requirements necessarily increase. Augmenting the corps joint targeting
  and execution capability allows the corps to perform the joint targeting cycle and conduct deliberate and
  dynamic targeting to joint standards.
  Figure 4-2. Example of a task-organized corps operating as a joint force land component
  command in a limited contingency operation