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• Establishing an Effective IA Framework for IW. The USG will need to<br />

develop an effective IA framework for building partner capacity rooted in a<br />

deep understanding of the indigenous culture, unity of effort among the<br />

various US agencies involved, and sustained interaction and relationships<br />

with the host country over time.<br />

• Building and Maintaining IW Alliances and Coalitions. The United<br />

States will need to enlist key coalition partners in the planning and<br />

conduct of IW operations.<br />

Operational and Force Development Implications:<br />

• Shifting DOD Global Capability and Force Requirements to Meet<br />

Protracted Global IW Requirements. The character and protracted<br />

nature of IW will require a thorough examination and assessment of DOD<br />

capabilities, force structure, and global defense posture, including a<br />

prudent forecast of the likely duration of ongoing commitments combined<br />

with an estimate of the likelihood and location of additional commitments.<br />

The future joint force must be able to win a risk-informed number of<br />

overlapping IW campaigns while maintaining the steady-state GWOT<br />

posture and capacity to conduct surge MCO as required. This may require<br />

the future joint force to accept more risk in conventional or traditional<br />

joint capabilities.<br />

• Expanded Global Presence for IW. IW will require a permanent US<br />

military presence in every priority country to conduct IPE and OPE and<br />

build partner capacity. In order to obtain a permanent global presence,<br />

there will need to be an increase in the number of personnel permanently<br />

assigned to regional commands, JIATFs, US Missions, and Military<br />

Assistance Advisory Groups overseas.<br />

• Expanded Operational Environments for IW. The joint force will be<br />

required to operate within non-belligerent states or provide increasing<br />

levels of support to OGAs to address IW threats operating within<br />

ungoverned or under-governed areas within those states. This will<br />

require:<br />

• A greater portion of the joint force to operate in conjunction with<br />

OGAs in ways and areas that have been traditionally outside the<br />

purview of the joint force.<br />

• Specific authorities for the joint force to either operate in or provide<br />

support to operations against adversaries in non-belligerent states,<br />

including ungoverned or under-governed areas.<br />

• Rebuilding DOD Civil Administration Capability. The joint force will be<br />

required to conduct non-conventional operations in support of, or in place<br />

of, IA partners for an extended duration when adequate numbers of IA<br />

partners are not available in the operational area. This will require the<br />

joint force to:<br />

• Rebuild its civil administration capability. This capability needs to<br />

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