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Keys to survival and success for Area Command?

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Flexibility
Intelligence
Mobility
OPSEC

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The three types of narratives

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Diagnostic frame
Prognostic frame
Motivational frame

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Diagnostic frame?

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Contains a description of the problem and identification of the victims

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Prognostic frame

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Articulates a proposed solution to the problem, possibly including a plan of attack and a strategy for carrying out the plan

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Motivational frame

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Provides a rationale for engaging in collective action and involves the dev of an appropriate vocab to mobilize individuals

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Area Complex

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A clandestine dispersed network of facilities to support resistance activities in a given area designed to achieve security, control, dispersion and flexibility

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Narratives

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They craft or support a believable story and they couple the story with actionable plans for those who encounter it

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Pilot team

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Vanguard element

Feasibility assessment

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IDAD

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Internal defense and development
Full range of measures taken by a nation to promote its growth and protect itself from subversion, lawlessness and insurgency

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IDAD functions

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Balanced development
Security
Neutralization of threat
Mobilization

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Maos protracted popular war strategy

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Strategic defense= latent & incipient
Strategic stalemate= Guerilla warfare
Strategic offense= War of movement

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Components of resistance

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Underground
Auxiliary
Guerilla force
Public component

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STR activities (efforts)

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Provide material and non material assisstance
Enable political activities
Conduct military and paramilitary ops
Shape the info environment

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Combatant commands

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Africom
Centcom
Eucom
Northcom 
Southcom
Pacom
Spacecom
Socom
Transcom
Cbercom
Stratcom
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UW core activities

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Personnel recovery 
Intel ops
Subversion
Sabotage
Preparation of the environment
Guerilla warfare
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Dynamics of an insurgency

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Leadership 
Ideology 
Environment and geography 
Phasing and timing
Internal support 
External support
Objectives
Organization and operational patterns
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Where does SOF operate in MDO framework?

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Operational deep fires area

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UW

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Activities conducted to enable a resistance movement or insurgency to coerce, disrupt, or overthrow a government or occupying power by operating through or with an underground, auxiliary and guerilla force in a denied area

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Activities of IW

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FID
UW
Coin
CT
Stability ops
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Types of resistance

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Localized
Infiltrative
Ideational

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Phases of UW

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Preparation 
Initial contact 
Infiltration 
Organization 
Buildup
Employment 
Transition
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Two types of doctrine

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Capstone-one of a 2 tiered system, Capstone joint doctrine links directly to Army keystone doctrine and incorporates NSS and NMS
Keystone-FMs (3-18 is keystone manual for SF doctrine)

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Principles of security in denied area GW

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Flexibility
Dispersion
Mobility
OPSEC

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Tenents of Multi Domain Ops

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Calibrrated Force posture
Multidomain formations
Convergance

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Components of the solution
``` Compete Penetrate Disentegrate Exploit Re-compete ```
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Three types of UW support
``` Direct support(can include advisors in resistance controlled ares) Indirect support(logistical aide and training) combat support(combines direct and indirect support with combat ops) ```
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ARSOF activities
``` Foreign Humanitarian Assisstance HR CIvil military operations MISO UW DA PE COIN CT SFA FID SR CP ```
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FID indirect
We only provide training JCET Foreign mil sales Security assistance
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FID direct
US forces conducting operations in support of CIV population or military Usually funded by title 10
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FID combat
President must approve combat ops | Combat ops are temporary solution until HN can stabalize the situation and provide security to populace