Joint Operating Concept (JOC) - GlobalSecurity.org
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action. Integrate multi-agency planners within the operational planning team to<br />
coordinate military operations with OGA activities. Specific efforts include:<br />
Appendix E<br />
• Incorporating regional area officers within the operational planning<br />
team.<br />
• Exchanging liaison elements from Nation Sparrow via coordination<br />
through Combatant Command Ford.<br />
• Coordinating planning against transnational terrorist elements with<br />
appropriate global and geographic combatant commands.<br />
• Planning alternative basing strategies that enable the rapid<br />
introduction and withdrawal of forces as needed.<br />
• Planning for rapid response against extremists using strike assets.<br />
Because we will be operating in three distinct geo-political environments—<br />
permissive (Country A), uncertain (Country B), and hostile (Country C) -- our<br />
actions across the region must be synchronized so that actions in one<br />
environment do not create deleterious consequences in another environment.<br />
End State. Countries in the region that: can provide effective governance and<br />
stability within their borders; can defeat terrorist elements seeking to operate<br />
within the region; possess the requisite conditions to allow long-term economic<br />
growth.<br />
4. Country A: Executing IW Operations Within a Friendly State<br />
Special Situation. Country A hosts US forces (to include logistic elements)<br />
involved in regional security operations. In addition, Nation Sparrow has<br />
been assisting Country A with security and economic development.<br />
Red Elements. Transnational terrorist elements (with ties to local militias<br />
and displaced elements from Country B) that are capable of clandestine<br />
movement, bombings, assassinations, and conducting ambushes.<br />
• Objective. Force the withdrawal of Western forces throughout the<br />
region and maintain or expand a strong regional network of terrorist<br />
forces and supporters.<br />
• <strong>Concept</strong>. Disrupt HN and Blue/Green efforts to provide internal<br />
security within Country A. Focus on HN governmental targets and<br />
Western soft targets (e.g., hotels). Exploit widespread corruption that<br />
exists to undermine economic recovery and exploit tribal conflicts. The<br />
insurgents can be expected to conduct ambushes, guerrilla attacks,<br />
and use a large array of explosive devices. They are actively trying to<br />
obtain weapons of mass effects from <strong>org</strong>anizations and states<br />
sympathetic to their cause.<br />
Brown Elements. Internal tribal and ethnic groups who support the terrorist<br />
insurgency only to the extent that it increases their chances of assuming<br />
power within the country.<br />
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