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intertheater

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Between theaters or between the continental United States and theaters. See also intertheater traffic.
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From the Marine perspective, the enablers to support sea basing will primarily come from the implementation of the Maritime prepositioning force (future) and the development and implementation, or improvement of strategic and operational-level integrated connectors providing intratheater and intertheater lift of Marines and equipment.
Sea basing: logistical implications for the US Army by Morrow, Michael G. / Air Force Journal of Logistics
By the late 1970s, airlift requirements had shifted to a need for more intertheater airlift, so the Air Force initiated the C-X program.
Globemaster III: Acquiring the C-17 by Katz, Kenneth P. / Air & Space Power Journal
Space, ISR, cyber, national missile defense architecture, intertheater airlift, and others provide the foundation upon which the AEF structure stands.
Air and Space Power: going forward by Deptula, David A / Joint Force Quarterly
 
 
 
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