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Number Capability Conditions IW 0.7-011C The ability to conduct counterpsychological operations. Identify, expose, and counter adversary attempts to influence friendly and neutral governments, organizations, groups, forces, and populations. IW 0.7-012C The ability to conduct information operations in support of IW campaign objectives. • In contested, hostile, denied, and ungoverned areas IW 0.7-013C The ability to execute HUMINT network operations in advance of and throughout the IW campaign. • In contested, hostile, denied, and ungoverned areas • Against clandestine insurgent, terrorist, and criminal networks • Overtly, clandestinely or covertly • Persistent and continuous • Before adversaries can react Appendix C to render information useless IW 0.7-014C The ability to collect and exploit information on the situation. Obtain significant information on enemy and friendly forces and the nature and characteristics of the area of interest and its resident populations. • In contested, hostile, denied, and ungoverned areas • Against clandestine insurgent, terrorist, and criminal networks • Overtly, clandestinely, or covertly • Persistent and continuous • Before adversaries can react to render information useless Effect Tier 1 JCA Tier 2 JCA (Tier 3 JCA) Adversary attempts to influence Joint Special Irregular Warfare friendly and neutral governments, Operations (Psychological organizations, groups, forces, and and IW Operations from Joint populations are countered and thwarted. Special Operations) Adversary decisions are influenced to cause behavior favorable to joint force interests. Friendly forces have sufficient information to accomplish their assigned missions. Friendly forces have sufficient information to accomplish their assigned missions. Joint Information Operations Joint Battlespace Awareness Joint Battlespace Awareness Electronic Warfare Computer Network Operations Military Deception Operations Security PSYOP Observation and Collection (All Domains) Observation and Collection (All Domains) UJTL Remarks Tasks OP 6.2.12 No relevant SN or ST task. SN 5.5 ST 5.6 OP 5.6 SN 2.2.1 ST 2.2.5 OP 2.2.1 OP 2.2.5 OP 2.3.1 SN 2.2.1 ST 2.2.5 OP 2.2.1 OP 2.2.5 OP 2.3.1 C-3
Number Capability Conditions IW 0.7-015C The ability to conduct counterintelligence operations. IW 0.7-016C The ability to execute civil-military operations. IW 0.7-017C The ability to provide nation assistance to foreign states, organizations, or groups. Support and assist in the political, economic, and social development of a friendly or occupied state or other political entity. IW 0.7-018C The ability to provide combat and non-combat military training and advisory assistance to the armed forces and other security forces of a foreign state, organization, or group. Appendix C Effect Tier 1 JCA Tier 2 JCA (Tier 3 JCA) Adversary is unable to collect Joint Analysis and information from joint forces and Battlespace Production their strategic partners. Awareness (Counterintelligence) Military forces and local civil authorities and populations in a friendly or occupied area have favorable relationships. Operational area is being effectively and justly governed. Local populations have access to basic essential services such as food, potable water, power, waste management, medical care, education, law enforcement, firefighting, transportation, commerce, communications, and agriculture. Political, economic, and social development of a friendly or occupied state or other political entity has mitigated underlying conditions that foster insurgency. Armed forces and other security forces of a foreign state, organization, or group are fully mission capable. Joint Special Operations and IW Joint Stability Operations Joint Stability Operations Irregular Warfare (Civil-Military Operations from Joint Special Operations) Security (Basic Services Restoration) Humanitarian Assistance Reconstruction No Relevant Tier 2 JCA Joint Shaping Security Cooperation (Building Military Partner Capability/ Capacity) UJTL Tasks SN 2.8 ST 6.2.6.4 SN 8.1.6 ST 8.2.2 OP 4.7.2 OP 4.7.4 OP 4.7.6 SN 8.1.5 ST 8.2.5 SN 8.1.2 ST 8.25 SN 8.1.1 ST 8.2.1 OP 4.7.1 Remarks Counterintelligence Tier 3 JCA does not appear to belong under analysis and production. No relevant OP task. No relevant OP task. UJTL ST and OP tasks do not address CMO in occupied areas. Joint Stability Operations JCA does not support the IW JOC lines of operation (LOOs) for governance or economic and social development. No relevant OP task. UJTL tasks focus exclusively on non-combat security assistance programs. Security Cooperation JCA excludes nonmilitary security forces and irregular forces. C-4
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