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unified action

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A broad generic term that describes the wide scope of actions (including the synchronization of activities with governmental and nongovernmental agencies) taking place within unified commands, subordinate unified commands, or joint task forces under the overall direction of the commanders of those commands. See also joint task force; subordinate unified command; unified command.


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This sharp response and unified action of the community and those who are working to keep it safe is a sign that we will not allow people to destroy our area.
Joint experience must include duties related to the achievement of unified action by multiple military forces in the areas of national military strategy, strategic and contingency planning, command and control of operations under unified command, national security planning with other departments or agencies, and combined operations with military forces of allied nations.
Treki's leadership will be crucial if the Assembly is to respond with unified action.
 
 
 
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