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TABLES TO BE USED WITH THE VIGNETTE
For Country A, accomplish broad COIN, CT, FID, and civil action program
objectives and tasks as outlined in the table below (note: list is not intended to
be all inclusive):
TYPE OF
OPERATION
OBJECTIVES TASKS
COIN/CT Interdict insurgent/terrorist Provide COIN and CT training and
network LOCs (ground, maritime, military assistance for Country A
air, finance, cyber).
forces.
Destroy established insurgent Train Country A armed forces to
and terrorist networks and deny intercept terrorist arms, money,
safe havens.
and/or recruit trafficking.
Capture and/or kill high value Share ISR and provide support and
targets.
training on intelligence fusion.
Stabilize contested areas and Integrate IO to enable and
former safe havens.
synchronize PSYOP support of COIN
Support the government’s efforts efforts to bolster Country A
to provide security for nation
government legitimacy with the local
building activities.
populace.
Employ effective security forces Provide full-spectrum combat, CS
capable of full-spectrum combat, and CSS functions to augment HN
CS, and CSS functions.
capabilities as required.
FID Increase the capacity of Country
A security forces to defend their
territory against internal and
external destabilizing threats.
Build capability and effectiveness
of security forces to enable fullspectrum
combat, CS, and CSS
Civil Action
Program
Appendix E
functions.
Improve Country A’s ability to
govern and meet citizens’ needs.
Provide security until Country A
armed forces can fully assume
unilateral security operations.
Assist in construction of key
infrastructure.
Assist in establishing basic services
and utilities (medical, power, water).
Conduct civil action projects and
limited HA to support governmental
security and stabilization.
Provide support to NGOs as
requested.
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