Report on U.S. Military Power 2012 (25)

Sixth, cross-domain synergy. It is the complementary vice merely additive employment of capabilities across domains. Cross-domain synergy provides the U.S. military with advantage in every domain, so that freedom of movement for a mission is achieved.

Seventh, employment of flexible and low-signature capabilities. They include cyberspace, space, special operations, global strike and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, and are unique sources of U.S. military advantage. They will play significant roles in future joint operations.

Finally, tailored operations to minimize unintended consequences. Future operations will not consist solely of surgical operations; when necessary, military force can be applied overwhelmingly and broadly, but its effects must be limited as much as possible to the intended targets in order to maintain U.S. international credibility.

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