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“…What would appear to make most sense in terms of GWOT execution would be to bolster DOD’s presence at the Country Team level, particularly for countries with which the US is not at war, and establish standing CIA-DOD IA operational task forces at the country and sub-region levels, led, as noted above, by either a military officer or a CIA officer, who could be dual-hatted as a Chief of Station, as operational circumstances dictate. Given the indirect character of our strategy, integration at the IA level must also be extended to our allies and partners.” Appendix I I-2
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Irregular Warfare (IW) Joint Operat
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SECURITY CHALLENGES Irregular Catas
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IRREGULAR WARFARE is defined as:
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government or policies. The focus o
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• Civil-military operations (CMO)
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“Increasingly sophisticated irreg
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• The joint force will be require
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stabilization, transition, and reco
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oundaries and other political, econ
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• Focus on addressing the underly
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staffs work closely with IA and mul
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joint forces executing IW operation
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enhanced authority to expend funds
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with and support the other instrume
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4.e. Executing IW “I don’t thin
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and interests. The increasingly glo
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with SOF and GPF capabilities in or
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• Conduct strategic communication
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RISK #2 - Other USG Agencies Fail t
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• Establishing an Effective IA Fr
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