Talk:Land Force Central Area

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[edit] LFCA vs JTFC

LFCA is part of the LFC and is responsible for Force Generation of forces, whether for domestic or international operations. JTFC is responsible for conducting operations in the central Canadian area. Essentially the Army prepares (trains and equips) forces for CANCOM and CEFCOM to employ. It is somewhat confusing as many of the staff are double hatted with responsibilities in each organization but there remain two distinct organizations. J Costello 02:07, 4 September 2007 (UTC)

Talk:Land Force Central Area

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[edit] LFCA vs JTFC

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