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CTF PACIFIC. CPG 1 Course Of Action (COA) Brief. 1 Mar 07. UNCLASSIFIED. Agenda. Planning Assumptions Concept of Operations Overview of COA 1 Transition Conditions Component Detailed Plans Force Separation Plan Humanitarian Assistance Plan Information Operations Plan CBRN Plans

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  1. CTF PACIFIC CPG 1 Course Of Action (COA) Brief 1 Mar 07 UNCLASSIFIED

  2. Agenda • Planning Assumptions • Concept of Operations • Overview of COA 1 • Transition Conditions • Component Detailed Plans • Force Separation Plan • Humanitarian Assistance Plan • Information Operations Plan • CBRN Plans • COA Validity Analysis

  3. CTF ASSUMPTIONS • CTF to deploy for a period of 6 months. • CTF has not been tasked with additional missions outside the Combined Operating Area. • Presence of obstinate military factions who do not want to comply with peace agreement • Tierra del Oro, Arcadia, Mojave and IDS remain neutral to current conflict between Sonora and Kuhistan.

  4. COA 1 CONOPS Statement • To rapidly establish a strong presence in the AO to enforce a DMZfor separation of the SON and KUH forces. Thereafter to mitigate the activities of other hostile groups (KFC, IPM, MW) in the AO before transition to a UN PKF. • To focus on providing assessments of immediate humanitarian needs while concurrently opening up accesses for IHCs to provide the longer term sustainable HA initiatives. • To utilize Information Operations to project a credible image for the CTF; the ability and willingness to enforce the mandate. • End state is to achieve separation of KUH and SON forces, cessation of hostilities, mitigating freedom of actions by hostile groups, facilitating HA efforts and successful transition to the UNPKF.

  5. Ops Phases (Overview) 1 Mar 07

  6. Overview of Ops Phases (COA 1) Phase IV Phase II Phase I Phase III Transition to UNPK Force Prep (1A) and Projection (1B) Mitigation of Hostile Group Activities Force Separation Military 1A • To conduct planning, training and equipping of CTF troops • Organize CTF in Honolulu as staging area 1B • Project advance elements to south KUH • Link-up with KUH & SON forces Information Ops • Develop Key messaging Humanitarian Assistance • Project civil advance team to conduct assessment Diplomacy - Will be established continuously throughout the campaign to set the stage for the next phase Military • Establish Salt Lake City as point of entry for force projection • Occupy eastern and western sector • Establish DMZ and enforce MEZ • Establish Maritime Protection Zone and No-Fly Zone • Patrolling and securing of major Highways Information Ops • Military diplomacy • Media operations • Show of force Humanitarian Assistance • Establish CMOC • Prioritize HA needs Military • Enforce Maritime and No-Fly Zone • Conduct border patrols and establish OPs • Conduct Raids, Cordon and Search Ops to mitigate hostile group activities • Protect KINs • Patrolling and securing of major Highways Information Ops • Military diplomacy • Media operations • Use PsyOps Humanitarian Assistance • Provide security for HA groups Military • Hand over of DMZ to UN PKF • Repatriation of CTF Information Ops • Media operations • Use PsyOps Humanitarian Assistance • Commitment to UN HA efforts

  7. Transition Conditions

  8. Component Detailed Plan 1 Mar 07

  9. Force Separation Plan 1 Mar 07

  10. FORCE SEPARATION ASSUMPTIONS • Challenging UN Mandate • KUH and SON forces • Belligerent Groups (KFC, MW, IPM) • Staging Area established Hawaii, Honolulu, for force preparation and projection

  11. Force Separation CONOPS Statement On order, the CTF will stage in Hawaii, Honolulu, to project into the AO and establish DMZ and Military Exclusion Zone to ensure the cessation of armed conflicts between the KUH and SON forces. This will be achieved by deploying the CTF in South KUH/North SON to impose a force separation on the KUH and SON forces by establishing checkpoints, observation post, road blocks, patrols, No Fly Zone and Maritime Protection Zone, to ensure a Stable and Secured environment so as to allow HA effort to be conducted. The operation will end with the transition to UN PKF.

  12. CTF Force Organization CTF HQ Land Comd Naval Comd Air Comd Staging Rear HQ 2xFF 3xFFG 1xPV 2xLSD 1xLPD 1xLSH 1xLSL 1xHosp Ship 1xLST Sector West Comd Sector East Comd All other Air Assets SOTF 1xBde HQ 6xInf Bn (1 mech) 1xArmour Bn 2xMP Coy 1x105 Bty 1xSig Bn (-) Fwd Log Unit 1xLog Pl 1xBn Landing Tm 1xEngr Bn & 4xEngr Coy 2xROWPU unit 1xSpt Bn 2xSP 4xCH47 1xBde HQ 6xInf Bn (2 mech) 1xArmour Bn 1xMP Coy 1x155 Bty 1xSig Coy 1xLog Pl 1xEngr Bn 3xEngr Coy 1xROWPU unit 1xSpt Bn 4xUH60 2xCH47 (RSAF)

  13. Phase I – Force Preparation and Projection • CTF Task 1 • Staging Operations • Advance Elements: • 2 x Mech Bn • Engineer Element • Fwd CSS unit • SF Element • Medical Element • Signal Element • Civil Affairs Group • Heli Assets • PV/Frigates/Log Ship • Phase 1a • To Organise the CTF in Hawaii, Honolulu,as the staging area for force preparation and projection into the AO. • Phase 1b • To project the advance element to South KUH via Salt Lake City to establish the linkages with the KUH and SON forces • To establish a withdrawal timeline with the 2 forces (including air and naval assets) emphasizing on the Movement and Location of their forces/weapons system based on the DMZ and Military Exclusion Zone Phase begins with arrival of forces in Staging Area. Purpose is to prepare the CTF for operations and establish contacts and initial agreement with the KUH and SON forces. Main Effort is in the staging of forces. Phase ends when forces met the conditions for force entry.

  14. CTF Staging Area, Hawaii, Honolulu

  15. Phase II – Force Separation • Remaining CTF: • To establish Salt Lake City as the point of entry for force projection • To enforce the DMZ in 2 efforts as follows: • Stage 1: To occupy Eastern Sector and use it as a base for Quick Reaction force and further force projection • Stage 2: To occupy the Western Sector and establish the DMZ • To enforce the Military Exclusion Zone • To enforce No Fly Zone and Maritime Protection Zone Phase begins with the commencement of separation of conflicting forces. Purpose is to establish a DMZ and Military Exclusion Zone. Main Effort is to occupy and establish the DMZ and Military Exclusion Zone. Phase ends when the DMZ and Military Exclusion Zone are established.

  16. LEGEND Int’l Boundary DMZ Military Exclusion Zone Salt Lake City DMZ (5+5KM) WINNEMUCCA Provo MILFORD CEDAR CITY PANACA Stage1 Deployment ST GEORGE Stage 2 Deployment Military EXCLUSION ZONE (30+30KM) DMZ/Military Exclusion Zone

  17. Salt Lake City Maritime Protection Zone (12 NM) WINNEMUCCA Provo MILFORD CEDAR CITY PANACA ST GEORGE Maritime Protection Zone

  18. Salt Lake City WINNEMUCCA Provo MILFORD CEDAR CITY PANACA ST GEORGE No Fly Zone (10 NM) No Fly Zone

  19. COA 1 Phase III – Sustenance of Operations and Mitigation of other Hostile Groups • CARFOR: • Estb Land CP • Estb Road Blks • Patrols • Observation/Monitoring Post • Org QRF • Impose Curfew • Conduct Raids and C&S ops • Force/HA Protection • Protection of KINs • CAFFOR: • Enforce NFZ • Estb Air Traffic control • Spt Heli lift/QRF for CARFOR • Spt CNVFOR MPA • CNVFOR: • Enforce MPZ • Estb Sea patrols/ traffic control • SOTF: • Raids and C&S ops • Info collection • To enforce No Fly Zone • To enforce Maritime Enforcement/Protection Zone • To establish Traffic (Land/Air/Sea) control Check Points • To establish Road Blocks • To conduct patrols in and along the perimeter of DMZ • To establish Observation Post to monitor the movement of KUH/SON forces/weapon systems • To organise a Quick Reaction Force (QRF) to response to contingencies • To provide security for HA groups • Help the local authority to impose Curfew in the DMZ when necessary • To conduct Raids, Cordon and Search operations to neutralize the hostile groups • To develop robust force protection measures • Protection of KINs including the IDP camps Phase begins with both the KUH and SON Forces out of the DMZ. Purpose is to maintain the force separation while curtailing actions of Hostile groups. Main Effort is to enforce the force separation agreement. Phase ends when transit to UNPKF (overlapping Phase IV)

  20. COA 1 Phase IV – Transition to UN PKF • CTF: • Applicable to all • To conduct the following transitional activities: • Handing over of the DMZ, No Fly Zone and Maritime protection Zone to UN PKF in phases • Repatriation of CTF Phase begins with the occupation of forces. Purpose is to set the condition for UN PKF to conduct peacekeeping operations. Main Effort is to establish the conditions for transition. Phase ends when CTF repatriated.

  21. HA Plan 1 Mar 07

  22. Phase I – Force Preparation and Projection (HA) • CTF Task 1 • Staging Operations • Advance Elements: • Civil Affairs Group • Engineer Element • Fwd CSS unit • Medical Element • Heli Assets • PV/Frigates/Log Ship • Phase 1a • Civil Affairs Advance Tm – Assessment. • Phase 1b • Full Civil Affairs Forces in-theatre • Med/Engr Assessment Team in place • Identify priority of HA Support Location • Identify priority of Military Effort & ISO IHC • - Infrastructure requirement Phase begins with arrival of forces in Staging Area. Purpose is to establish rapid assessment of the HA needs & the supporting infrastructures. Main Effort is the Civil Affairs Advance Teams . Phase ends when forces assessment is completed & Civil Affairs resources in place.

  23. Phase II – Force Separation CTF HQ C7/CMOC • Civil Affairs Group • Engineer Element • Fwd CSS unit • Medical Element • Heli Assets • PV/Frigates/Log Ship • Establish CMOC • Crisis mitigation – To prioritize immediate HA needs • Participate in the Humanitarian Information Center • Establish Civ-Mil security protocol for HA movement • Identify & prioritize key logistics & Infrastructure points Phase begins with the commencement of separation of conflicting forces. Purpose is to establish a coordination with the HA community. Main Effort is to provide security to support HA. Phase ends when we establish the security protocol to facilitate the HA effort.

  24. COA 1 Phase III – Sustenance of Operations and Mitigation of other Hostile Groups CTF HQ C7/CMOC • Civil Affairs Group • Engineer Element • Fwd CSS unit • Medical Element • Heli Assets • PV/Frigates/Log Ship • To establish Traffic (Land/Air/Sea) control Check Points • To establish Observation Post to monitor the movement of weapons • To provide security for HA groups • Protection of Key Installations • Secure Logistics route • Ensure IHC freedom of movement • Coordinate with Intelligent/local police for IDP camp security Phase begins with a secure climate to have re-establishment of normal IHC & HA effort . Purpose is to normalize the transit IHC & HA effort & allow the local authorities to regain responsibilities. Main Effort is to establish communication & information exchange between all stakeholders & to ensure security within the localities. Phase ends when transit to UNPKF (overlapping Phase IV)

  25. COA 1 Phase IV – Transition to UN PKF • CTF: • Applicable to all • Finalise commitment to the transition plan • Coordination & security training completed with the local authorities Phase begins with the transition of HA effort to local authority/UN DPKO. Purpose is to set the condition for UN PKF to assume responsibilities. Main Effort is to establish the conditions for transition. Phase ends when CTF repatriated.

  26. IO Plan 1 Mar 07

  27. Information Objectives & Key Messages • Information Objectives: • To portray the CTF as credible, committed, impartial and capable of alleviating immediate human sufferings in the conflict area • To win the support of international audience, MNF supporting nations, KUH and SONORA governments and the local populace in the area of interest • Key Messages: • 1. The CTF has the UN Mandate to bring peace and stability to the region. • 2. The CTF is committed to the UN Mandate and seeks to work with all conflict parties impartially to end the conflict. • 3. CTF has the capability to ensure a safe environment to facilitate the HA effort in alleviating human sufferings.

  28. Concept of Information Operations

  29. CBRN Plan 1 Mar 07

  30. CBRN & EOD Specialist Forces • Staff Grp • Within the CTF • Units • C – C+180 • 1 x CBRE Sect (S’pore) • 1 x CBRD Tm • 1 x EOD Tm • C – C+60 • 1 x Monitoring & Survey Tm (USMC) • 1 x NBC Sect (USMC) • 2 x EOD Tms (USMC)

  31. CBRN Considerations • Radiological threats – 3 Sites • Uranium enrichment facility • Plutonium reprocessing facility • Light water reactor • Phosgene - Unknown locations/ quantities • Transportation routes • DETECTION • Communications • Environmental Monitoring • Intel collection • Medical Surveillance Most likely - IED • Chem Improvised Explosive Device • Radiological Dispersal Device (RDD) Worst Case - Breach of any radiological facility • PROTECTION • Avoidance • Force Equipping Policy • (individual level) • Pre-deployment skills trg • Monitoring and controlled access • MITIGATION • Prevent spread of contamination • Avoidance/ localized evacuation • Prepare medical/ logistics trains • OTHER CM CONSIDERATIONS • Psychological Effects • Mass Casualty Mgmt • Environmental Impacts

  32. Recommendations • Require individual protective and detection equipment, training for all CTF personnel • Provide these for countries lacking them • Secure areas around the Kuhistan nuclear plant, TIM facilities • Also monitor TIM transport • Ensure safe condition for inspection of facilities • Be prepared to develop contingency plans for various cases • Have a rapid response team prepared plus CBRN special staff with needed expertise • Contingency mechanisms to rapidly bring in key materials/ personnel for consequence management • For example, antibiotics, antivirals, ventilators, decontamination materials

  33. COA VALIDITY ANALYSIS 1 Mar 07

  34. COA Validity Analysis

  35. THE END 1 Mar 07 UNCLASSIFIED

  36. 1 Mar 07 UNCLASSIFIED

  37. DPs & Prioritised Supporting Effects 7 Establish CTF’s Credibility DP 7 : CTF Organised and Mission-Ready SE 17: Effective force composition SE 18: Effective force protection SE 19 Effective Force Capabilities SE 20: Positive Public Confidence 5 Strengthen KUH & SON commitment to the peace process DP 5 : Kuhistan’s Peaceful Nuclear & Chemical Programs are Verified 1 6 DP 1 : Hostility between Kuhistan and Sonora has Ceased SE 1: Establish conflict resolution process SE 2: Armed Forces Cease Conflict Campaign SE 3: Key Installations are prevented against sabotage DP 6 : Territorial Integrity Is Restored SE 15: Political Govt of KUH & SON Support Peace Agreement & National Reconstruction Process SE 16: International Border btw KUH & SON are established Ops End States Stable & secured environment Mitigate humanitarian disasters 2 DP 2 : CTF FacilitatesHumanitarian Assistance (HA) SE 4: Secure area of interest SE 5: CTF able to Render Immediate crisis Management Support SE 6: Assessment of Immediate Humanitarian Needs SE 7: Facilitation of HA effort Curtail hostile group activities 8 4 3 DP 8 : IDP & Refugees Resettled SE 21: Secured environment as per DP 2 DP 3 : Hostile Groups’ freedom of action & sanctuary are denied. SE 8a: Deny hostile groups’ movement in KUH SE 8b: Deny hostile groups’ sanctuary and activities in KUH SE 9: Gaining the trust and confidence of local populace and refugees by CTF & IHC SE 10: Respond effectively and decisively to terrorist activities SE 11: Building host nation anti-terrorism capabilities DP 4 : External supports for hostile groups’ activities are denied SE 12: Denial of International Support for Hostile Activities SE 13: Denial of funds, material, training and sanctuaries from outside KUH. SE 14: No increase in KFC cadre from neighboring countries

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