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DTIC ADA582378: Security Cooperation in Support of Theater Strategy
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The execution of security cooperation in the service
component commands around the globe is an evolving
process that occurs in many forms and utilizes a myriad
of methods. Requests for assistance for security forces
also come in many forms. They may be country or country-
team-nominated; they may be at the request of an
international organization (e.g., UN, NATO) or
subregional organization (e.g., European Union, African
Union); they may be directed by Office of the Secretary
of Defense, service headquarters, or geographic combatant
commands; or they could be requested by a sister service
component. However, the huge number of events, the
variety of outside actors with separate agendas, and the
difficulty in linking these actions and activities to
strategy create a challenging environment in which to
execute a coherent plan. The problem for the strategist
is to synergize or fashion these efforts and players
through a process that supports the commander s goals and
objectives. The purpose of this article is to identify
and link the key components of security cooperation and
strategy development processes for those outside the
small group of practitioners who wrestle with them
normally. Critical steps in building and maintaining a
viable theater level strategy are listed below: (1) Set
the theater security cooperation strategy; (2) Align,
develop, and prioritize security cooperation activities
within the theater; and (3) Use the security cooperation
planning process.
Date Published: 2018-09-12 09:21:16
Identifier: DTIC_ADA582378
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Language: english
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