Allied Joint Doctrine for Operations Security and Deception (AJP-3.10.2)
Allied Joint Publication-3.10.2 addresses the planning, execution and assessment of operations security and deception and their integration into NATO joint operations.
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Allied Joint Publication (AJP)-3.10.2, Allied Joint Doctrine for Operations Security and Deception (Edition A Version 2) addresses the planning, execution and assessment of operations security (OPSEC) and deception and their integration into North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) joint operations.
It provides direction and guidance to NATO commanders and their OPSEC and deception staff. It positions OPSEC and deception as key activities that support the principles and operational considerations of joint operations and must be considered from the outset of the operations planning process. It emphasises the importance of these activities to commanders and staffs.
Who should read this publication
This publication is intended primarily as guidance for commanders and staff at the joint operational level, but it is also a useful reference for all levels. It can act as a useful framework for operations conducted by a coalition of NATO partners, non-NATO nations and other organisations. It provides a common baseline for achieving interoperability on operations, crises prevention and exercises.