What does CFLCC mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The Coalition Forces Land Component Command (CFLCC) is a joint task force which is responsible for the planning and execution of all operations related to land combat in coalition forces operations. CFLCC coordinates with other services to ensure that coalition land forces have the appropriate resources and capabilities necessary to achieve their mission.

The CFLCC commander is a four-star general/flag officer from any one of the participating nations. The CFLCC commander reports to either a unified or joint command, depending on circumstances.

The CFLCC's tasks focus on conducting operations, including combat and sustainment operations; developing plans for operations; supervising and directing all land units assigned to it; providing strategic lift assets for moving personnel and equipment; coordinating joint air defense activities; training, equipping, and sustaining subordinate forces; providing intelligence support; managing third-party relationships such as those between civilian authorities or non-governmental organizations (NGOs); and providing operational planning assistance.

The CFLCC coordinates with other services by leveraging its relationships with their senior leadership in order to ensure they are able to receive resources and capabilities necessary for successful mission accomplishment. This coordination includes keeping each service informed about operational developments, composing budgets that meet common objectives, developing plans together using appropriate doctrine or tactics, techniques, or procedures across all services involved in a given operation, ensuring unity of effort among all components in order to achieve maximum efficiency with available resources, and maintaining interoperability among component commands when required.

All US Army, US Air Force personnel assigned or attached to an Army element during an operation will be under tactical control of the respective US Army component headquarters. Additionally, personnel from other elements of the US Armed Forces may also be assigned or attached directly under operational control of the CFLCC headquarters. In some cases foreign military forces may also report directly to CFLCC through whatever agreements have been established between governments involved in a particular mission.

Strategic lift capabilities provided by CFLCC include cargo aircraft (airlift), commercial vessels (sealift), railheads (raillift), motor vehicles (trucklift), watercraft (waterlift) as well as potential space transportation options if needed for certain missions. These capabilities enable coalition forces to move personnel and equipment efficiently into areas where ground troops need access for successful mission accomplishment within specified timelines.

NRLF provides intelligence collection capabilities such as imagery interpretation analysis as well as signal intelligence analysis which can provide information on enemy activity such as locations require target engagement in order for friendly forces deployed under command authority of the NFLS commander reach desired objectives safely while limiting collateral damage during both offensive and defensive missions when applicable.