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TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGEEXECUTIVE SUMMARY...................................................................................................... ixCHAPTER IOVERVIEW General................................................................................................................. I-1 Legal Authority and Policy.................................................................................. I-4 Types of Foreign Humanitarian Assistance Missions ......................................... I-6 Related Operations............................................................................................... I-8 Operational Context .......................................................................................... I-10 Crisis Response and Limited Contingency Operations .................................... I-11 Operational Environment .................................................................................. I-11 Mission Transition or Termination ................................................................... I-12 Funding ............................................................................................................. I-13CHAPTER IIORGANIZATION AND INTERAGENCY COORDINATIONIntroduction ....................................................................................................... II-1Overview ........................................................................................................... II-1Roles and Responsibilities ................................................................................ II-2Key Non-US Government Participants and Organizations ............................. II-15Joint Task Force Organization......................................................................... II-17Civil-Military Operations Center...................................................................... II-21Humanitarian Operations Center ...................................................................... II-25Nongovernmental Organizations, Intergovernmental Organizations, and PrivateSector Parties .................................................................................................... II-28Other Joint Task Forces ................................................................................... II-31CHAPTER IIIPLANNINGIntroduction ...................................................................................................... III-1Understanding the Operational Environment ................................................... III-3Mission Analysis............................................................................................... III-8Concept of Operations .................................................................................... III-11Force Planning ................................................................................................ III-13Predeployment and Deployment..................................................................... III-18Other Planning Considerations ....................................................................... III-19v
Table of ContentsCHAPTER IVEXECUTION AND ASSESSMENT Introduction ...................................................................................................... IV-1 Deployment....................................................................................................... IV-1 Sustainment....................................................................................................... IV-1 Command and Control ..................................................................................... IV-4 Assessment........................................................................................................ IV-6 Intelligence ..................................................................................................... IV-10 Information Sharing........................................................................................ IV-11 Protection ........................................................................................................ IV-12 Engineer Operations........................................................................................ IV-13 Rules of Engagement ..................................................................................... IV-15 Legal Considerations ..................................................................................... IV-15 Liaison ............................................................................................................ IV-15 Strategic Communication.................................................................................IV-16 Public Affairs.................................................................................................. IV-17 Dislocated Civilians ....................................................................................... IV-19 Health Service Support .................................................................................. IV-23 Mortuary Affairs ............................................................................................. IV-25 Religious Support ........................................................................................... IV-27 Environmental Considerations........................................................................ IV-28 Foreign Consequence Management................................................................ IV-29 Change of Mission ......................................................................................... IV-32 Transition or Termination .............................................................................. IV-33 Redeployment ................................................................................................ IV-37APPENDIXA Legal Issues ............................................................................................................... A-1B Department of Defense Foreign Disaster Assistance Tasking and FundingProcedures and Humanitarian Assistance Programs ....................................... B-1C Department of State and United States Agency for International DevelopmentOrganizations ...................................................................................................... C-1D Humanitarian Nongovernmental and Intergovernmental Organizations ............. D-1E Health Service Support in Foreign Humanitarian Assistance Operations............... E-1F Planning Factors for Foreign Humanitarian Assistance Operations........................ F-1G References ................................................................................................................. G-1H Administrative Instructions....................................................................................... H-1vi JP 3-29
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Chapter III(3) Complex. An increasi
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Appendix Aforce, which may result i
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Appendix A9. Refugees and Asylum Se
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Annex A to Appendix Acombatants be
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Appendix Bconcerned by any other US
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Appendix Bmultilateral cooperation
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