Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2)
Architecture Initiative · Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office
Program Type
Architecture Initiative
Lead Agency
Joint Staff / OSD · Sponsor: Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office
Operational Domains
Air · Land · Sea · Space · Cyber
Mission Areas
Cyberspace Operations
OVERVIEW
JADC2 is the Department of Defense's architecture initiative to connect sensors and shooters across every service, domain, and coalition partner into a single, distributed decision fabric. It is not a single program of record but a family of service-led efforts (Air Force ABMS, Army Project Convergence, Navy Project Overmatch) coordinated under a common data, standards, and network layer. The Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office publishes the reference architecture; each service funds and fields the components. Publicly stated goals include composable kill chains, resilient tactical networks, and machine-speed target-to-shooter matching.
AT A GLANCE
Status
Active
Started
2019
Organizations
6
Technologies
4
Last reviewed 2026-07-23
PROGRAM TIMELINE
Announced
COMPLETE
Prototype
COMPLETE
Testing
CURRENT PHASE
Fielding
PLANNED
Full capability
PLANNED
OBJECTIVES
01Enable machine-speed data sharing across services
02Compose kill chains across domains dynamically
03Standardize data + network layers across service programs
04Integrate coalition partners into shared decision fabric
RELATED MISSIONS
RELATED TECHNOLOGIES
PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS · 6
See all 6 in directory →Palantir Technologies Inc.Participant · public program documentation
Anduril Industries, Inc.Participant · public program documentation
Northrop Grumman CorporationParticipant · public program documentation
Lockheed Martin CorporationParticipant · public program documentation
Rebellion DefenseParticipant · public program documentation
Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.Participant · public program documentation
Participation from public program documentation — never paid, never ranked. Contact Bearings deliberately omitted from the public layer.
RELATED PROGRAMS
REFERENCES
CDAO reference architectureService program officesGAO reports
Last reviewed 2026-07-23
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