“QUICK LOOK” (Preview of the Lessons)
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A. Civil Affairs forces provide a human-focused capability in stability
operations that enable commanders at echelon to gain knowledge of the
operational environment, be sensitive to changes in stability over time,
and quickly execute operational branches and sequels to consolidate
gains…[Read More ...]
B. Challenges of Civil Affairs (CA) include the newness of the capability and
the balance of its structure… [Read More ...]
C. An Army Reserve Engagement Cell (AREC) Civil Affairs (CA) planner
must get involved as early as possible in the exercise planning process…
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D. Through its role in the Multi-National Military Coordination Center
(MNMCC) during the 2016 Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise,
participating CA leadership recognized the importance of MNMCC
personnel receiving humanitarian courses by the US Agency for
International Development (USAID) and the UN Office for the Coordination
of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA)… [Read More ...]
E. Establishment of the Civil-Military Operations Center (CMOC) /
Interagency Partnership Center (IPC) was a key Civil Affairs activity in
Mogadishu, Somalia… [Read More ...]
F. Cooperation between military forces and humanitarian organizations can
mitigate dislocation and reduce the probability of humanitarian
emergencies occurring during offensive operations. This lesson
summarizes the civilian dislocation aspect of the Iraqi Security Forces’
(ISF) ongoing Mosul operations… [Read More ...]
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