At which levels of conflict does SEJPME-I provide education?

The education provided in SEJPME-I focuses on the three primary levels of conflict: strategic, operational, and tactical. These levels of conflict are crucial for understanding military operations and planning.

At the strategic level, the emphasis is on the overall direction and control of military forces and how these forces align with national objectives. This encompasses long-term goals, resource allocation, and national defense policy.

The operational level focuses on the planning and execution of campaigns and major operations. It serves as a bridge between tactical actions and strategic objectives, ensuring that the various tactical engagements contribute to the broader mission.

On the tactical level, the curriculum examines specific engagements and the actions of units during battles. This includes how individual units operate in the field and make real-time decisions to achieve mission objectives.

Understanding these three levels enhances the ability of senior enlisted personnel to effectively contribute to mission success across diverse military operations.