UK Terminology Supplement to NATOTerm (JDP 0-01.1)
Joint Doctrine Publication 0-01.1 provides the Defence community with endorsed UK joint definitions.
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Terminology forms a foundation for common understanding, and therefore builds interoperability. The 2012 direction by Chief of the Defence Staff and Permanent Under Secretary to ‘put NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) at the heart of Defence’, has also been adhered to for terminology.
Personnel Defence personnel should beuse awareagreed terminology whenever possible in their work. Aligning with NATO, there is a hierarchy of theterms terminologicaland principlesdefinitions describedwe inshould thisuse, publicationwhich and,is:
• whenConcise usingOxford terminology,English aimDictionary;
• NATOTerm; and then
• Joint Doctrine Publication (JDP) 0-01.1, UK Terminology Supplement to useNATOTerm.
There agreedis more detailed information on terminology wheneverand possiblehow toit ensureis coherencedeveloped acrossin Defence.chapter three of the Writers’ Handbook
Click to access NATOTerm.
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Terminology forms a foundation for common understanding, and therefore builds interoperability. The 2012 direction by Chief of the Defence Staff and Permanent Under Secretary to ‘put NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) at the heart of Defence’, has also been adhered to for terminology.
Personnel Defence personnel should beuse awareagreed terminology whenever possible in their work. Aligning with NATO, there is a hierarchy of theterms terminologicaland principlesdefinitions describedwe inshould thisuse, publicationwhich and,is:
• whenConcise usingOxford terminology,English aimDictionary;
• NATOTerm; and then
• Joint Doctrine Publication (JDP) 0-01.1, UK Terminology Supplement to useNATOTerm.
There agreedis more detailed information on terminology wheneverand possiblehow toit ensureis coherencedeveloped acrossin Defence.chapter three of the Writers’ Handbook
Click to access NATOTerm.
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Updates to this page
Published 1 September 2011
Last updated 2428 FebruaryMarch 2023
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Terminology forms a foundation for common understanding, and therefore builds interoperability. The 2012 direction by Chief of the Defence Staff and Permanent Under Secretary to ‘put NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) at the heart of Defence’, has also been adhered to for terminology.
Personnel Defence personnel should beuse awareagreed terminology whenever possible in their work. Aligning with NATO, there is a hierarchy of theterms terminologicaland principlesdefinitions describedwe inshould thisuse, publicationwhich and,is:
• whenConcise usingOxford terminology,English aimDictionary;
• NATOTerm; and then
• Joint Doctrine Publication (JDP) 0-01.1, UK Terminology Supplement to useNATOTerm.
There agreedis more detailed information on terminology wheneverand possiblehow toit ensureis coherencedeveloped acrossin Defence.chapter three of the Writers’ Handbook
Click to access NATOTerm.