law enforcement

…Various joint operations (such as show of force and enforcement of sanctions) support deterrence by demonstrating national resolve and willingness to use force when necessary. Others (such as nation assistance and FHA) support deterrence by enhancing…

…incident awareness and assessment or investigative support, or other support to civilian law enforcement in accordance with specific DOD policies and US law. (3) Global Perspective. Commander, US Northern Command, and Commander, US Pacific Command, have…

…Have we distinguished between combatants and non-combatants; have we distinguished between military objectives and protected property or places? The principle, based on customary international law, requires parties to direct operations only against combatants and military…

…JFCs exercise command authorities (i.e., combatant command [command authority] {COCOM}, OPCON, tactical control [TACON], and support) delegated to them by law or senior leaders and commanders over assigned and attached forces. Command relationships is another…

Glossary GL-4 JP 3-0 PA public affairs PB peace building PEO peace enforcement operations PIR priority intelligence requirement PKO peacekeeping operations PM peacemaking PMESII political, military, economic, social, information, and infrastructure PO peace operations…

…CDE guidance, WMD consequences of execution, law of war, ROE, NSL, and RTL, component boundaries, and fire support coordination measures (FSCMs). c. SA on available assets from all components. Figure II-15. Target Target Legend CDE…

…the operational environment are important to success, but come at a price. › EBO should always consider the “law of unintended consequences;” “no plan survives first contact with the enemy” without adapting. › EBO are a comprehensive way…

…Murder or kidnapping of government, military, and law enforcement officials or mission force personnel. Closing of schools. Reports of attempts to obtain classified information from government officials, government offices, or mission personnel. Table B-6. Propaganda…

…Decreasing success of government law enforcement or military infiltration of opposition or disaffected organizations. Assassination or disappearance of government intelligence sources. Reports of attempts to bribe or blackmail government officials, law enforcement employees, or mission personnel…

…In June 2004, JTF-6 was officially renamed JTF-North and its mission was expanded to include providing support to federal law enforcement agencies in countering transnational threats. Mission: JTF-North provides military support to civil…

…PEO may include the enforcement of sanctions and exclusion zones, protection of FHA, restoration of order, and forcible separation of belligerent parties or parties to a dispute. Unlike PKO, such operations do not require the consent…

…board JTCG/ME Joint Technical Coordinating Committee for Munitions Effectiveness JTF joint task force JTL joint target list JWAC Joint Warfare Analysis Center LOAC law of armed conflict LNO liaison officer MAAP master air attack plan

…in all domains, operates with global integration, and conducts all actions in accordance with the rule of law. PRINCIPLES OF TARGETING Five fundamental principles guide the air component’s targeting process. The first principle, objectives-based…

…Collateral damage is unintentional or incidental injury or damage to persons or objects that would not be lawful military targets in the circumstances ruling at the time. Such damage is not unlawful so long as it…

…Attacking these may violate the law of armed conflict or interfere with friendly relations with indigenous personnel or governments. Also called NSL. (JP 1-02) [The no-strike list is a list of geographic areas, complexes…

…Character assassinations of mission, military, and law enforcement officials. Demands to remove strong anti-position or anti-crime military and law enforcement leaders from office. Calls for the population to cease cooperating with the mission force…

…These are ongoing routine activities that establish, shape, maintain, and refine relations with other nations and domestic civil authorities (e.g., state governors or local law enforcement). Many

…Of particular importance will be CMO, initially conducted to secure and safeguard the populace, reestablish civil law and order, protect or rebuild key infrastructure, and restore public services. US military forces should be prepared to lead…

…See DODD 5525.5, DOD Cooperation with Civilian Law Enforcement Officials, for more information on DSCA to domestic law enforcement interdiction activities. (c) Many elements of the joint force can conduct interdiction operations. Air, land, maritime…

…Typical military support includes emergency infrastructure reconstruction, engineering, logistics, law enforcement, HSS, and other activities to restore essential services. For further guidance on stability operations, refer to JP 3-07, Stability Operations, and Department of Defense…