If the services can conduct efficient and effective JCAS, they have the fundamental ability to be successful in other joint mission areas, such as joint suppression of enemy air defenses (JSEAD) or joint combat search and rescue (JCSAR) missions.
What does J-SEAD stand for?
J-SEAD stands for Joint Suppression of Enemy Air Defense
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The Army said the Apache was "an integral member of the Combined Arms Team," noting that Apache battalions conducted a wide range of missions, including: security, armed and counter reconnaissance, deep operations, Joint Air Attack Team operations, joint suppression of enemy air defense operations, pursuit and exploitation.
Wise, USAF * Joint Targeting * Joint Interdiction * Joint Close Air Support (JCAS) * Naval Surface Fire Support (NSFS) * Surface-to-Surface Fire Support * Joint Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses (J-SEAD) * Non-Kinetic Means/Nonlethal Effects * Command and Control ([C.