What does JMD stand for?

Joint Manning Document

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This required the directorate to conduct an in-depth study of the new mission sets and transform its existing joint manning document.

Joint engineer--a multinational perspective

The most important task was to review the 2005 AFIC's Joint Manning Document to identify all positions required for activities supporting the 2009 inauguration.

Logistics strategies for planning the presidential inauguration: ...

Show them the Joint manning document from the forward operating bases in the area of responsibility, highlighting where our airmen are.

Air Force logistics readiness officers: how to be successful in a ...

The DIRMOBFOR--S has been manned using an interim manning document until the joint manning document is approved.

Breaking paradigms: CENTCOM DDOC's revolution in deployment and ...

The initial joint manning document for a staff training exercise in fiscal year 2000, for example, featured the following participant percentages: Army, 52; Navy, 5; Marine Corps, 3; Air Force, 27; and special operations forces, 13.

Rethinking joint training