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The Commander's Decision Cycle doesn't always drive interorganizational operations. This is most notably true for what kind of operations?
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The Commander's Decision Cycle doesn't always drive interorganizational operations. This is most notably true for what kind of operations?

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defense support of civil authorities (DSCA) operations

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Defense Support for Civil Authorities (DSCA) is the mechanism by which military assets and resources of the United States can be used to assist in operations usually conducted by civil authorities.... The normal approach is for the state Office of Emergency Management to apply through the JOC for military support.

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