Which set contains all elements of combat power?

Which set contains all elements of combat power?

• A. Leadership, Firepower, Information
• B. Leadership, Firepower, Information, Mobility, Survivability
• C. Leadership, Mobility, Logistics
• D. Firepower, Information, Training

Answer: (B)

Combat power comes from integrating leadership, firepower, information, mobility, and survivability across the force. Leadership provides the command and cohesion that synchronize actions; information gives battlefield awareness, situational understanding, and timely decision-making; firepower delivers the capacity to defeat or deter the enemy; mobility enables rapid movement, flexibility, and tempo; survivability ensures the force can withstand, endure, and continue operating under threat. When all five elements are in play together, the force can maneuver effectively, make informed choices, project effect, and sustain operations. Sets missing any one of these elements fall short. For example, a trio lacking mobility or survivability cannot maneuver or endure under fire; a set without information loses battlefield awareness and decision advantage; a set without leadership risks disjointed effort and poor synchronization. The full combination of leadership, firepower, information, mobility, and survivability captures the complete spectrum of combat power.

Combat power comes from integrating leadership, firepower, information, mobility, and survivability across the force. Leadership provides the command and cohesion that synchronize actions; information gives battlefield awareness, situational understanding, and timely decision-making; firepower delivers the capacity to defeat or deter the enemy; mobility enables rapid movement, flexibility, and tempo; survivability ensures the force can withstand, endure, and continue operating under threat. When all five elements are in play together, the force can maneuver effectively, make informed choices, project effect, and sustain operations.

Sets missing any one of these elements fall short. For example, a trio lacking mobility or survivability cannot maneuver or endure under fire; a set without information loses battlefield awareness and decision advantage; a set without leadership risks disjointed effort and poor synchronization. The full combination of leadership, firepower, information, mobility, and survivability captures the complete spectrum of combat power.