OMFTS aims to remove the operational pause at the sea-shore interface by combining speed, maneuverability, and what to conduct combined arms operations from the sea directly to objectives ashore?

• A. Speed
• B. Maneuverability
• C. Stealth
• D. C2

Answer: (D)

In OMFTS, linking speed and maneuverability with effective command and control provides the real-time orchestration needed to execute combined arms from sea directly to ashore objectives. Speed and maneuverability push forces toward the objective, but without robust C2, coordinating across air, sea, land, and logistics in a dynamic, dispersed battlespace is not feasible. C2 enables synchronized fires, maneuver, and support across all domains, ensuring actions are balanced, timely, and mutually reinforcing as forces transition from sea to land. Stealth isn’t the central enabler here, and without C2 the rapid movement would lack the coordination to achieve the intended effect.