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UNCLASS//FGI ISAF NATO //REL to USA, ISAF, NATO//FOUO This document is not approved for public release in close proximity to, ANSF units. 6.12 Throughout the ISAF mandate, these advisor teams provide ANSF access to CF enabler support, which can include close air support (CAS); air weapons teams (AWT); indirect fires (IDF); intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR); C-IED capabilities; and MEDEVAC. CF ability to provide enabler support will decrease as it draws down, but the effect will be mitigated by ANSF’s increasing ability to provide their own enablers. 6.13 The SFA Corps platforms at ANA corps and AUP Type-A/Zone headquarters provide the resources to support FBSFA processes and procedures. (See Figure 6.3 for ISAF and Figure 6.4 for RS) The Corps Platform provides TAACs the manpower to execute FBSFA at the regional level. The Corps Platform consists of personnel drawn from a wide range of fields to cover the varying requirements to support the ANA and ANP and is comprised of both NATO military and civilian specialists. It is a flexible, multi-echelon, cross-functional organization that is divided into teams. These teams cover an ANA Corps, ANA Training unit, ANA Regional Logistics unit, OCC-R/P, AUP HQ, ABP HQ and ANP regional logistical elements. 6.14 COMRS guidance for SFAAT in accordance with Levels of Advising: Photo: Pfc. Dixie Rae Liwanag a) Level One (1) TAA. Advisors train, advise, and assist their ANSF counterparts on a continuous, persistent (usually daily) basis from either an embedded footprint or in close proximity. b) Level Two (2) TAA. Advisors train, advise, and assist their ANSF counterparts on a less frequent basis to ensure their continued development. The frequency of this interaction varies based on the proximity to, and capability of, the ANSF counterpart, threat level to advisors, and CF resources. c) Level Three (3) TAA. ISAF provides additional training and advice from a centralized location (e.g., at a Regional Training Center or Regional Corps Battle School) or during a Battle Field Circulation or Staff Assistance Visit while accompanying ANSF commanders and staff sections. Level 3 advising is not limited to SFAATs or advisor teams. For instance, CF HQ staff may coordinate and execute training to improve the planning capability of their counterparts in an ANSF brigade or corps HQ or Operation Coordination Center–Regional (OCC-R). 6.15 Operational Reach. Operational reach should be a key consideration for SFA. Level 1 advising is not possible in areas outside of operational reach. Level 2 advising is possible, but requires deliberate planning to provide critical support such as MEDEVAC, route clearance, and fire support. Chapter 6 UNCLASS//FGI ISAF NATO //REL to USA, ISAF, NATO//FOUO 61
UNCLASS//FGI ISAF NATO //REL to USA, ISAF, NATO//FOUO This document is not approved for public release Figure 6.3 Corps Platform – CJSOR 13.5 ANA Team SFAT Composition: CJ • Operate from Corps Platform; des • Tailorable to specific functional / s • Structured maintained into RSM f 13.5 Corp TAA Focus and Functions • Mentors and Advises Corps Cmd and Leadership • TAA task organizing Adv from Corps to BDE TM • Oversees and serves as the proponent for Corps advisor efforts in functional areas (i.e. Sig Advisor oversees SIG Kandak TAA) ` 42 mil / 6 civ 48 total pax ANP TAA Focus and Functions • Functional TAA to Corps Staff and Specialty Kandaks (i.e. Intel, Fires, C2) • Serves as the “reservoir of functional capability” for requirements and L2 TAA to ANSF units ANA, T 84 mil 107 to 87 mil 139 to ANP TAA Focus and Functions • Mentor and Advise on RoL issues and concerns • Multi-functional Tm w/ reservoir of capacity • L1 TAA at Type A HQ, L2 to Type B&C HQs • Functional TAA to AUP HQs 30 mil / 11 civ 41 total pax TAA Focus and Functions • Mentors and Advises ABP HQs • Multi-functional Tm w/ reservoir of capacity • L1 TAA at ABP Reg HQ w/L2 capability to ABP KDK HQs • Functional TAA to ABP HQs (i.e. Intel, Log, Facilities) 30 mil / 9 civ 39 total pax 62 UNCLASS//FGI ISAF NATO //REL to USA, ISAF, NATO//FOUO
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