Military Operations

The MilOps Domain manages those unique military operations and missions data components used to define NIEM-based information exchanges that satisfies mission critical sharing requirements with the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD), and/or with other federal government agencies and mission partners.

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Mission

The MilOps Domain provides a catalogue of data components necessary to support improved data interoperability between DOD and mission partners for operations.

Governance

The MilOps Domain is stewarded by the Joint Staff, as requested by the DOD Chief Information Officer (CIO). A MilOps Domain Configuration and Control Board (MilOps CCB) was formally stood up in March 2014. The MilOps CCB manages domain content and addresses technical issues arising from the development of Information Exchange Package Documentations (IEPDs) using MilOps Domain Content.

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Military Operations Word Cloud — This word cloud shows the most commonly used Military Operations domain elements in the NIEM data model

The MilOps data components concentrate on information exchange requirements primarily from the DOD Joint Capability Areas including: Force Support, Battlespace Awareness, Force Application, Logistics, Command, Control, Communications, Protection, Net-Centric, and Building Partnerships.

Download the current release which includes updates to MilOps model content. MilOps also has non-public DoD Distribution C content (namespace: MOMS) that can be requested through the Domain Steward Representative.

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The MilOps domain in action

In 2014 the U.S. Army won a Best of NIEM award for their Tactical Infrastrcutre Enterprise Services Coalition Warfare Program (TIES CWP). TIES CWP used NIEM to improve interoperability and information sharing between the U.S. and coalition partners.

Learn more about this project and others on the Success Stories page.

Get involved: Join the All Partners Access Network (APAN)

The MilOps Domain workspace is on APAN – a collaboration site hosted by DOD. An APAN account is needed to access APAN, and can be created on the APAN sign in page. Once you have an APAN account, request access to the NIEM MilOps workspace.*

For questions or to request domain membership, point of contact information is listed on MilOps Domain workspace on APAN.