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HCA Missions. RDML ALTON L. STOCKS Fleet Surgeon U.S. Fleet Forces Command. UNCLASSIFIED. Overview. CCDR HCA Global Demand and Process Recent HCA Missions Future Challenges. UNCLASSIFIED. Cooperative Strategy for 21 st Century Seapower. Six Maritime Strategic Imperatives
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HCA Missions RDML ALTON L. STOCKS Fleet Surgeon U.S. Fleet Forces Command UNCLASSIFIED
Overview • CCDR HCA Global Demand and Process • Recent HCA Missions • Future Challenges UNCLASSIFIED
Cooperative Strategy for 21st Century Seapower • Six Maritime Strategic Imperatives • Limit regional conflicts with forward deployed, decisive maritime power • Deter major power war • Win our Nations’ wars • Contribute to homeland defense in depth • Foster and sustain cooperative relationships with more international powers • Prevent or contain local disruptions before they impact the global system
Cooperative Strategy for 21st Century Seapower (cont.) • Six core capabilities to support the Maritime Strategy • Forward Presence • Deterrence • Sea Control • Power Projection • Maritime Security • Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Response
CCDR Intent • HCA missions are integrated into an existing CCDR humanitarian engagement program that foster enhanced security cooperation • Naval Component Commanders coordinates platform deployment throughout the region to conduct HCA to include medical, dental and engineering support to partner nations UNCLASSIFIED
CCDR Desired Effects • Security, Stability and cooperative partnerships • Reduce Anti-U.S. sentiment • U.S. personnel are trained and postured to return and conduct future humanitarian support and disaster relief missions UNCLASSIFIED
HCA initial planning and sourcing process • Naval Component Commanders Identify HCA opportunities to achieve effects identified by the geographic Combatant Commander’s (CCDR) Theater Security Cooperation Plan (TSCP) • Once CCDR endorsed HCA mission a CONOPS is developed using deliberate planning process • Planning process addresses use of joint force, partner nations and NGOs etc. • CCDR approves CONOPS and initiates RFF to Joint Staff requesting capability to conduct mission • This is the start of the GFM process • Joint Staff validates RFF UNCLASSIFIED
HCA initial planning and sourcing process • RFF validated, JFCOM coordinates sourcing solution with Service Components (Navy, Army, Air Force) • Service components provide feasibility to support mission (whole or part) • JFCOM adjudicates input from service components and provides recommended staffing solution to Joint Staff • Joint Staff approves sourcing solution and JFCOM releases the Global Forces Allocation Plan (GFMAP) which outlines what missions (whole or part) each service is directed by Joint Staff to support • Fleet Forces as EA for Navy GFM uses GFMAP to determine Navy requirements and begins the Navy sourcing process UNCLASSIFIED
Navy Sourcing Process • USFFC N1 task BUMED to provide nominations for medical requirements • BUMED provides nominations to USFFC N1 to source medical requirements • USFFC N1 enters nominations into Navy and Marine Corps Mobilization Processing System (NMCMPS) • IA orders written and released by PERS 4G UNCLASSIFIED
Recent HCA Missions UNCLASSIFIED
Challenges • Limited human capital in a wartime environment • Integrating NGOs and Partner Nations • Incorporate Joint forces • Determining Measure of Effectiveness • Variable country perceptions and needs UNCLASSIFIED