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The Tri-Command

Tri-Command and
Combined Joint Force

The Tri-Command integrates and employs Combined Joint All-Domain (CJAD) combat power in order to deter aggression and if necessary, defend the Republic of Korea against any adversary or threat to achieve peace through strength in Northeast Asia.

The Combined Joint Force (CJF) will enforce the terms of the armistice agreement, coordinate member state contributions, and execute assigned functions in the region as directed to maintain or restore security, freedom, and prosperity on the Korean Peninsula.

The CJF will operate in all domains to defend the homeland(s), reestablish deterrence, protect national interests throughout the INDO-PACIFIC, and enhance alliances and partnerships.

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    Mission Statements
    • United Nations Command
    • Combined Forces Command
    • United States Forces Korea
    • Senior United States Military Officer Assigned to Korea

    The Tri-Command History

    The Republic of Korea–United States Tri-Command modern structure, comprising the United Nations Command (UNC), the ROK–U.S. Combined Forces Command (CFC), and United States Forces Korea (USFK), was formally established in 1978 as part of a broader effort to consolidate command relationships and improve the coherence of allied defense operations on the Korean Peninsula. This framework unified armistice maintenance...

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