Why is joint training emphasized in SEJPME II?

Joint training is emphasized in SEJPME II primarily to promote interoperability and collaboration among the different branches of the military. In modern warfare, operations are rarely executed by a single service; rather, they often require the seamless integration of air, land, naval, and special operations forces. Joint training ensures that service members from various branches can work together effectively, understand each other's capabilities, and coordinate their actions in a unified manner.

This collaborative approach not only enhances operational effectiveness but also increases the adaptability of forces during multi-domain operations, where quick responses and cooperation are critical. By emphasizing joint training, SEJPME II fosters an environment where service members develop a common understanding, share best practices, and build trust, which is essential for successful joint missions in today's complex security landscape.