…Other products may include creation of or additions to no-strike or restricted target lists (see “products of the phase,” below). Target research within the tasking cycle often entails studying previously unidentified or unlocated targets. Responsibility…

…and execute MOUT: a. MOUT is infantry intensive. b. A tactical battle may have far-reaching implications. No longer are the strategic, operational, and tactical levels overlap, creating the situation where tactical actions can have operational…

…At this level, the subject audience usually exhibits simple resistance or refusal to obey instructions and there is no immediate danger of a physical confrontation. The use of tactics, techniques, and procedures to deny the subject…

…HF Voice Simplex LSB (40m) 7.190 MHz ONLY FOR USE IN A DIRE EMERGENCY, NOT A STANDARD NET HF voice freq shall be monitored for the last five minutes of all comm windows, no matter…

…Per DODD 3025.18, Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA), no DOD UAS will be used for DSCA operations without the express approval of SecDef. The only exception to this policy are SAR missions involving distress…

…CJCSI 3160.01, No-Strike and the Collateral Damage Estimation Methodology details a specific CDE process followed Department of Defense (DOD)-wide. Targets with associated collateral damage concerns expected to exceed theater (combatant command) thresholds are…

…Assessments of NO DAMAGE or DESTROYED are easily defined and understandable. The difficulty comes in subjective judgment specifying the level of damage between these two extremes. Intermediate damage definitions are dependent on target type and the…

…the maximum extent possible. Short-term leasing may be a necessary option depending on location and duration. No occupation of private land or facilities is authorized without specific legal authority. Real property support may be obtained…

…There are no preexisting, overall, stand-alone RUF for domestic disaster relief. Staff officers and military leaders need to understand the legal, policy, and practical limitations for use. 3. Procedures Normally, force is to be used…

…world, the capabilities to conduct these operations also enable a wide variety of other operations as well. No two military operations are exactly alike. Characterizing the employment of military capabilities (people, organizations, and equipment) as one…

…HF Voice Simplex LSB (40m) 7.190 MHz ONLY FOR USE IN A DIRE EMERGENCY, NOT A STANDARD NET HF voice freq shall be monitored for the last five minutes of all comm windows, no matter…

…HF Voice Simplex LSB (40m) 7.190 MHz ONLY FOR USE IN A DIRE EMERGENCY, NOT A STANDARD NET HF voice freq shall be monitored for the last five minutes of all comm windows, no matter…

…Unexplained shortages of food supplies when there are no reports of natural causes. Increased reports of foodstuffs pilfering. Sudden increase in food prices, possibly indicating an opposition-levied tax. Spot shortages of foodstuffs in regions or…

…Commanders also consider risks to the force and no-strike entities in evaluating available capabilities. Estimates of required weapons or capabilities shape other planning considerations within the joint force. For example, weapons requirements will drive significant…

…Analysis of the target may also determine that no action is needed. Dynamic targeting is covered further in Chapter Three. Target “Sensitivity.” Certain targets require special care or caution in treatment because failure to target them…

…Although there may be no clearly defined threat, the essential elements of US military operations should be safeguarded. The uncertain nature of the situation, coupled with the potential for rapid change, require that OPSEC be an…

…foreign military assistance in support of its own operations; however, for a domestic response, there should be no support falling within the military-to-military category without coordination with DOS. Even if there are standing military…

…JFCs need to plan for the early acquisition (leasing) of real estate and facilities for force and logistic bases where temporary occupancy is planned and/or the HN provides inadequate or no property. Early negotiation for…

…Prior to departure, patrol was briefed that the area had no indicators of enemy presence or activities. The patrol consists of 16 x personnel: • 12 x U.S. Soldiers (including a public affairs office team of…

…CAOC planners can coordinate with NGA to obtain these products, but they require no formal relationship to do so. While the intelligence community is doing its mission, the CAOC is simply taking advantage of available resources…