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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Fires are a function used to conduct operations, not the operation itself
Sentence 2: What key integrated logistics systems classify as a multinational system or capability?
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Command and Control in Multinational Operations This chapter begins by discussing the purpose of multinational operations and mission command
Sentence 2: These four elements maintain Army forces by equipping it with materiel, funding it with required resources, manning it with trained Soldiers and leaders, and by providing it with the health service support needed to conduct operations
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: What are the required civil and military reso urces to achieve the operational objectives?
Sentence 2: The shower and laundry function does not include laundry decontamination su pport
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Operational reach enables commanders to determine where to engage the enemy by giving them the ability to strike enemy decisive points to achieve decisive force at the appropriate time and place
Sentence 2: Generally, this airspace defines where UAS operations are conducted, and does not include en route airspace
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: As a multinational force matures, the members centralize their efforts by establishing a lead nation command structure
Sentence 2: Risk management further provides a standard to define and communicate the potential impact of hazards in terms of potential loss compared to potential gain
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Commanders comprehend multinational forces™ doctrine and have good relations with subordinate commanders and civilian leaders
Sentence 2: Subsequently, the regional air movement coordinat ion center coordinates with the FAA, National Guard Bureau, and the Air Force ™ s Tanker Airlift Control Center to determine and issue time slots for aircraft transiting the available airfields
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Develop ACMs when ground units uti lize Army aviation to conduct attacks when in close proximity to friendly forces
Sentence 2: Retrograde property assistance teams, an ad hoc organization, facilitate the turn-in of equipment for redistribution or retrograde
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Area s requiring extensive coordination includeŠ Friendly use of the electromagnetic spectrum
Sentence 2: Consider the overall master air attack plan, air tasking order, and ACO to ensure most efficient routes are used and consider timing, altitude, and horizontal integration and deconfliction
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: What units are available to the command and when are they available?
Sentence 2: However, when authorized by the Secretary of Defense , U.S. military sustainment capabilities may be provided to these organizations
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neutral
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Facilitating quality assurance by ensuring that maintainers use documented quality system s and are technically certified to repair to standards
Sentence 2: Airspace control is continu ally planned for and coord inated throughout the operations process
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The stability tasks staff interacts with other stability tasks players and the civilian community to maintain the moral authority of the commander in relation to targeting
Sentence 2: Other sustainment tasks associated with restoration of services include support to dislocated civilians and demining operations
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neutral
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: An operation is a series of military actions to achieve assigned objectives and accomplish the mission
Sentence 2: Support provided and received in multinational operations must be in accordance with existing legal authorities
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: What technical agreementsŠsuch as environmen tal clean-up; customs duties and taxes; and hazardous material and wa ste storage, transit, and disposal Šmust be developed to augment host nation support agreements?
Sentence 2: Legal issues affecting use of force, detention, searches and seizures, foreign criminal ju risdiction, and adherence to international law impact mission accomplishment
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: What are logistic support requirements for mu ltinational force entities throughout the process?
Sentence 2: Are law enforcement, sanitation, medical services, facilities, storage, and materiel included?
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: To be most effective, the airspace element must ensure deliberate airspace planning is conducted based on guidance from the commander
Sentence 2: These changes often originate as local best practices or lessons learned
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Army components of the AAGS consist of airspace elements, fires cells, air and missile defense sections, and coordination and liaison elements embedded in Army com mand posts
Sentence 2: Id entification, Friend or Foe Switch On Line (IFFON) The line demarking where friendly aircraft start emitting an IFF signal
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: It also organizes and controls functional areas including logistics and civil-military operations
Sentence 2: Selected joint and Army terms and definitions appear in both the glossary and the text
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Airspace control includes th e capabilities and procedures used to increase operational effectiveness by promoting the safe, efficient, and flexible use of airspace (JP 3 -
Sentence 2: The campaign plan translates these into military and political tasks, ways, and means
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: T actical operational data is required to establish an integrated air defense (such as defense sectors, combat air patrol stations, and missile engagement zones)
Sentence 2: The joint air operations plan (JAOP) is the JFC ™ s approved plan for integrating and coordinating joint air operations
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Commanders continuously integrate airspace users throughout their areas of operations while conducting operations
Sentence 2: Has a search been performed to determine if ex tant documents are available to defense support of civil authorities or on a given capability?
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Transition is a process rather than an event and sits in the context of other environmental factors
Sentence 2: Has the probable cost of the multinational operations been determined?
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The purpose of an area of operations is to clearly delineate an area within which a specific commander has primary responsibility for integrating and synchronizing the warfighting functions, clearing all uses, and controlling all effects
Sentence 2: The pre -arrangement of these agreements reduces planning times in relation to contingency plans and operations
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neutral
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Compared to an ADAM, an ADAM/BAE has additional aviation personnel and a larger aviation planning capability
Sentence 2: It™s flattened slightly at the poles and bulging somewhat at the equator
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Many Army fundamental principles have been derived from centuries of warfare and are grounded in the human nature of war
Sentence 2: joint doctrine Fundamental principles that guide the employment of United States military forces in coordinated action toward a common objective and may include terms, tactics, techniques, and procedures
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Changes dependent on the situation in populace behavior suggest a needed change in multinational strategy
Sentence 2: Understanding these capabilities is essential to effective and efficient logistic planning and support
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Planning and preparation for providing contracted support in multinational operations begins with support planning
Sentence 2: Commanders minimize the military impact on th e civil environment and minimize the civil environment impact on military operations
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Multinational logistics are flexible, responsive, and predictive and provide timely sustainment throughout the entire multinational force
Sentence 2: Endurance involves anticipating requirements and continuity of integrated networks of interdependent sustainment organizations
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Known as M -series messages, t he messages over Link
Sentence 2: In short, a warfighting function is a set of capabilities, whereas an operation is desi gned to produce an outcome that uses the capabilities provided by the warfighting function
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: and is rendered by the medical company in the BSB or by the medical company (area support), which is an echelo n above brigade asset
Sentence 2: The number of visitors to an AO is reason to es tablish a multinational visitor™s bureau
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: This t able list s the types of coordinating measures and their corresponding USMTF ACMs
Sentence 2: Unified land operations is how the U.S. Army seeks to prevent or deter threats and prevent aggression
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Contractor or HNS may be used in the retrograde of materiel
Sentence 2: Indigenous civilian governments responsible for national leadership are often in the formative stage
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neutral
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Furthermore, the identification of how much equipment is on the ground, location of the equipment, type of equipment, condition of the equipment, and reporting procedures will allow for timely planning, as it will impact mode of transportation, resources, timeline, personnel, storage capab ilities, and the like
Sentence 2: 01 A ) *tenets of operations D esirable attributes that should be built into all plans and operations and are directly related to the warfighting function A group of tasks and systems united by a common purpose that commanders use to accomplish missions and training objectives
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: A civil-military operations center is one way of achieving cooperation and coordination with nonmilitary agencies
Sentence 2: This provides civil affairs operations input to the main operation plan
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: medical company (are a support) and brigade support medical companies, when operating with or collocated with a forward resuscitative and surgical team or other resuscitative and surgical team, may augment the clinical laboratory and blood storage capabilities of that element
Sentence 2: Every multinational operation is different and so are the ways the force collects and disseminates intelligence
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Fusion cent ers focus collection and promote in formation sharing across multiple participants in a specific geographi c area or mission type
Sentence 2: Commanders and staff are familiar with sel ecting contractors and prepare to perform parallel Chapter
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Reception at the APOD is coordinated by the senior logistics commander and executed by an Air Force contingency response group/element and an arrival/departure airfield control group
Sentence 2: Lastly, the chapter provides a checklist for commanders and staffs
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Contractor or HNS may be used in the retrograde of materiel
Sentence 2: Does the public affairs plan refl ect the cultural differences of a ll troop-contributing nations and the host nation?
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Risk management further provides a standard to define and communicate the potential impact of hazards in terms of potential loss compared to potential gain
Sentence 2: Refer to Appendix 7 (Air and Missile Defense) to Annex D ( Fires ) if the info rmation is located there
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Operational Considerations for Multinational Forces This chapter discusses fire support and engineer support
Sentence 2: If there is time to request that the BCT ADAM/BAE build ACMs for planned airspace use, the use of AC Ms will simplify air ground operations
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: What impact will this have on planned multinational aviation surge and continuous operational output?
Sentence 2: The AMD workstation provides a common AMD staff planning and execution tool
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: What are the phases and flow of engineer units , capabilities, and materiel to the mission area to support the plan?
Sentence 2: The Army ™ s overarching framework for exercising airspace control is the operations process
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The primary source of intelligence in stability tasks come from human intelligence
Sentence 2: Note: Organizing* and Training* are not considered sustainment responsibilities
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: aircraft or a Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System E-8 aircraft could use an ABC ROZ
Sentence 2: Multinational forces anticipate that some forces from member nations have direct and near immediate communication from the operational area to their respective national political leaderships
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: applies to the Active Army, Army National Guard/Army National Guard of the United States, and United States Army Reserve unless otherwise stated
Sentence 2: The capability to assess the Soldier™s health continuously and improve Sold ier sustainability is required to protect the force
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: is a reorganization of airspace coordinating measures and fire -support coordination measures aligning Army airspace doctrine with multi -service and joint doctrine
Sentence 2: What structures, reinforcements , policies, committees, and liaison are needed at the strategic level to support the operational commander?
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The sustainment warfighting function consists of four elements: logistics, financial management , personnel services and health service support as shown in the sustainment warfighting function logic chart (Introductory figure
Sentence 2: may not have been used explicitly, the ideas have consistently pervaded Army doctrine
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Religious support includes providing those aspects of religious education, clergy counsel, pastoral care, authentic worship, and religious and spiritual expression that would otherwise be denied as a practical matter to Soldiers under the varied circumstances of military contingencies
Sentence 2: However, the division airspace element still integrates airspace users over the entire division AO
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Can information be shared with the in coming transition force or organization?
Sentence 2: However, the CCDR must formally delineate this directive authority by function and scope
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: guides Army professionals (both Soldiers and Department of the Army Civilians ) in their understanding of the entire body of professional knowledge and beliefs that shape the art and science of their profession
Sentence 2: For example, using acronyms could pose a problem between organizations
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: 19 ADP 1 -01 5 -1 Chapter 5 Application of Doctrine With 2
Sentence 2: The Army utilizes a tiered, two-level maintenance system composed of field and sustainment maintenance
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: As a guiding principle, one nation has lead responsibility to acquire and provide geospatial information with other na tions assigned supporting roles
Sentence 2: It also organizes and controls functional areas including logistics and civil-military operations
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The M EDCOM (DS) integrates and synchronizes all AHS operations and provides mission command of medical brigades (support), medical battalions (multifunctional), and other AHS units providing force health protection and health service support to tactical command ers
Sentence 2: Everything related to the conduct of operations is part of an operational environment , the one category that accounts for all political, military, economic, social, information, infrastructure, physical environment, and time (known as PMESII PT or operational variables ) considerat ions that influence operations and training for operations
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neutral
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Are sampling standard and identification protocols in place to verify first use of weapons of mass destruction?
Sentence 2: within which no person may operate an aircra ft without the permission of the using agency
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The predep loyment and in theater training programs are based on assessments of the mission and AO
Sentence 2: For example, using acronyms could pose a problem between organizations
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Airspace control system shapes TAIS TBMCS Remarks Cylinder Circle A cylinder is a circle with three dimensions
Sentence 2: What is the system for preventing fraud, waste, and abuse?
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Other commanders conduct planning and operations based on the content and scheduling in the air tasking order and depend on its accuracy
Sentence 2: The practice of civil law includes environmental law, the law of federal employ ment, federal labor relations, government information practices, federal litigation, regulatory law, and intellectual property law
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Classes of supply 1-7 This publication is available at the Army Publishing Directorate site ( https://armypubs.army.mil ), and the Central Army Registry site ( https://atiam.train.army.mil/catalog/dashboard )
Sentence 2: As the environment stabilizes and risk reduces, selected su pport functions transfer to lead nation or role specialist nations provided there is contract support
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Mode operations are the execution of movements using various conveyances (truck, lighterage, railcar, aircraft) to transport cargo and personnel
Sentence 2: Chapter 2 describes the important roles that the United States (U.S.) military and interorganizational partners play during the sustainment of Army forces
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Details of medical planning are contained in American, British, Canadian, Australian, and New Z ealand (ABCA) Armies™ Program Publication
Sentence 2: Airspace elements perform a series of collective tasks to integrate airspace use in near -real -time
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Major mission areas include logistics synchronization in support of Army Sustainable Readiness Model, Army pre-positioned stocks (APS), materiel management, the life cycle management command Logistics Assistance Program, and the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program
Sentence 2: Notify the establishing authorities when prepared to assume responsibility for the AO
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: It is important to understand that different countries have different rules regarding the holding and transfer of enemy prisoners of war
Sentence 2: What legal restrictions do national laws impose on logistic support?
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Sustainment p lanning continues with an analysis of the cond itions in the operational environment with emphasis on the enemy and operational variables mission, enemy, terrain and weather, troops and support available, time available, and civil considerations
Sentence 2: What is the desired aviation organizatio n for operations for early entry forces?
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: influence activities are a key factor in the global in formation environment and essential in the military information environment for a co mmander to achieve success
Sentence 2: Training and Collective Performance What scope is there for multinational aviation mission rehearsal and war gaming?
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The AMD element at the corps and division levels, supported by the airspace elements, develops rules of engagement and early warning procedures for air defense operations in the area of operations
Sentence 2: Howe ver, the joint and civilian communities still refer to command and control
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: A UN survey and assessment team evaluates opera tional requirements and develops planning data for sustainment
Sentence 2: The pre -arrangement of these agreements reduces planning times in relation to contingency plans and operations
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The Combined Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System operational architecture framework is the same for all combatant commands and leverages existing networks, technology, and network centers
Sentence 2: the director of DLA, in coordination with the CCDR, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the secretaries of the military departments, also recommends the designation of a theater lead agent for medical materiel as necessary to ensure effective and efficient medical supply chain support to the GCC
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The multinational commander designates a multinational air component commander to control the capabilities of air operations
Sentence 2: Mobility enables maritime forces to respond from over the horizon, becoming selectively visible and threatening to adversaries as needed
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The JAGIC™s collocation of division and ASOC airspace personnel enables shared understanding and collaborative integration of airspace users
Sentence 2: Airspace is a component of an operational environment critical to successful Army or land operations
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: At each succeeding echelon, the staff coordinates the plan across the warfighting functions to ensure complete integration of fire support coordination measures and AMD planning
Sentence 2: and is rendered by the medical company in the BSB or by the medical company (area support), which is an echelo n above brigade asset
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Pay support also includes support to noncombatant evacuation operations in the form of travel advances
Sentence 2: Commanders and staff are familiar with sel ecting contractors and prepare to perform parallel Chapter
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: may not have been used explicitly, the ideas have consistently pervaded Army doctrine
Sentence 2: The first area includes cases where the sending st ate has exclusive jurisdiction
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different
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Sentence 1: Classes of supply (continued) Class Description Class III Petroleum, oils, and lubricants: petroleum and solid fuels, including bulk and packaged fuels, lubricating oils and lubricants, petroleum specialty products; solid fuels, coal, and related products
Sentence 2: Planners disseminate the joint air tasking cycle, ACO timelines, and other pertinent airspace coordination instructions (specified in the ACP and the JAOP) into Appendix
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Sentence 1: The reconstruction agencies allocate resources to plan and develop projects throughout the affected area based on need
Sentence 2: A number of subordinate task s, missions, and related capabilities help define each function; some apply to more than one function
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The multinational force™s challenge is to arrange the be st command relationships with its subordinate forces to ensure mission success
Sentence 2: The three operational-level functions discussed in this chapter are firepower, engineer tasks and responsibilities and engineer support, and interoperability and standardization
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Facilitating quality assurance by ensuring that maintainers use documented quality system s and are technically certified to repair to standards
Sentence 2: The Archival and Special Collections in the Combined Arms Research Library (CARL), Fort Leavenworth, Kansas contains copies
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The task of medical units is to rapidly locate, acquire , triage casualties, treat, and return to duty or resuscitate and stabilize for evacuation to the next higher role of medical care or out of the theater of operations
Sentence 2: It is normally performed by the owning unit or a supporting unit using tools and test equipment found in the unit
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: coordination, 2 -10 def inition of, 1 -14 degraded network, C -31 ΠC-32 exercising, 1-29 integration, 2
Sentence 2: A civil-military operations center is one way of achieving cooperation and coordination with nonmilitary agencies
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Training and Collective Performance What scope is there for multinational aviation mission rehearsal and war gaming?
Sentence 2: Finance offices ensure all Soldiers, regardless of component, receive timely and accurate pay in accordance with existing statutes and regulations
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Data dissemination services thus permit interoperable data exchanges to evolve from an intra -CP to an inter -CP, echelon, Service, and nation a reality
Sentence 2: Protection minimizes, as far as is practical, the threat from information operations components overhead attack systems, weapons of mass destruction, and environmental hazards to sustaining operations
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The concept of using contractors on the battlefield as force multipliers has increased steadily since the middle
Sentence 2: What matters is their capacity to get it right quickly when the mo ment arrives
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: We want things that work; not merely things that are elegant or intellectually pleasing
Sentence 2: All too often, historians, leadership, or other personnel do not record important events, important decisions, and lessons learned from an operation
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Most components of the force have likely not trained together and is limited if they have
Sentence 2: The M EDCOM (DS) integrates and synchronizes all AHS operations and provides mission command of medical brigades (support), medical battalions (multifunctional), and other AHS units providing force health protection and health service support to tactical command ers
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Smaller MAGTFs , a Marine expediti onary brigade with a regimental -based ground comba t element and a composite group -based aviation combat element (with unmanned aircraft systems) may integrate in a similar manner with BCTs
Sentence 2: UAS capabilities are ma ximized when employed as part of an integrated Chapter
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Accounts for c urrent and potential adversary offensive and defensive courses of action
Sentence 2: The deputy usually is of equal or senior rank to the subordinate force comm anders
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Planners are scarce and there is a long-lead time to deploy the requirements
Sentence 2: Not all multinational members are pa rty to the same treaties
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Planners determine requirements for language-trained personnel early in the planning cycle
Sentence 2: This area reference system provides a common language between the components and simplifies communications
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: If established, the intermediate staging base will be outside the operating area
Sentence 2: Airspace control system shapes TAIS TBMCS Remarks Cylinder Circle A cylinder is a circle with three dimensions
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The military attitude toward nongovernmental organizations may be that some are highly competitive and self interested and unable to speak with one voice or through one forum
Sentence 2: Surveillance Target Acquisition What situational understandings will the multinational force have?
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Command and Control in Multinational Operations This chapter begins by discussing the purpose of multinational operations and mission command
Sentence 2: Providing global positioning system status and accuracy of positi oning, navigation, and timing for planning and conducting mission and maneuver operations to support fires and targeting effects
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Next, it discusses the nature of multin ational operations and the importance of mutual confidence in multinational forces
Sentence 2: The rotation policies of participating nations and Services preclude a standardized tour length
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: All participants perceive missions as appropriate, achievable, and equitable in burden and risk sharing
Sentence 2: Fort Leavenworth, KS: U.S. Army Command and General Staff College Press,
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: What structures, reinforcements , policies, committees, and liaison are needed at the strategic level to support the operational commander?
Sentence 2: Host Nation Issues Has the multinational headquarters coordinated th e host nation provision of aviation services?
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Sentence 1: It also communicates the process of tracking execution of planned HR support to ensure effective support to the operational commander through the following processes: Assessing the current situation and forecasting HR requirements based on the progress of the operation
Sentence 2: If such ROE are not established, U.S. forces operate under standing ROE
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Have contributing nations provided staff or liaison to the multinational forces surgeon?
Sentence 2: If the multinational operation is a lesser regional contingency or a second major regional contingency, an intermediate staging base is not possible
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Execution is putting a plan into action by applying combat power to accomplish the mission (ADP 5.
Sentence 2: The product is the Airspace Coordina ting Measures FM 3 -
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different
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Has the use of certain systems or equipmentŠsuch as defoliants, riot control agents, or landminesŠbeen evaluated for its impact in relation to the ROE and upon the multinational force™s ability to accomplish its mission?
Sentence 2: [page number] [CLASSIFICATION] Appendix F F. FM 3 -
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: The Joint Munitions and Lethality Life Cycle Management Command manages research, development, produ ction, storage, distribution, and demilitarization of conventional ammunition
Sentence 2: These activity areas areŠ Information activities that focus on changing, influencing, or reinforcing perceptions and attitudes of adversaries and other Nort h Atlantic Council approved parties
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Sentence 1: However, certain staff elements direct the G. on the use, release, or fl ow of funds to support the commander™s guidance and intent
Sentence 2: Interoperability is the ability to operate in synergy in the execution of assigned tasks (JP
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similar
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: Have the command relationships been defined and analyzed for the following?
Sentence 2: Howe ver, the joint and civilian communities still refer to command and control
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Determine whether the two statements are 'similar', 'different', or 'neutral'. No explanation is required.
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Sentence 1: It is focused on returning a system to an operational status
Sentence 2: Commanders must understand and account for medi a capabilities and requirem ents
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