The Army calls itself an "all-domain" force in a new vision paper that envisions "expanding…into the maritime, air, space, and cyber domains" and a new role in long-range strike and suppressing enemy air defenses. While acknowledging the need for joint operations, "Army Multi-Domain Transformation: Ready to Win in Competition and Conflict," claims a preeminent role for the Army that subordinates all of the other services. Released March 16, it argues that the Army, while part of the joint force, holds a preeminent role in combat by virtue of its size, suggesting the rest of the joint force adopt its methodologies and line up in support.
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