Chapter 11 Flashcards
Pakistan is composed of _______ major states divided primarily along ethnic lines
5
The ______ detects and disrupts terrorist activities before they occur and relies heavily on military force and national security intelligence
CJTF-HOA (Combined Joint Task Force, Horn of Africa)
Al queda’s origin
Can be traced to the cold war
In 2001, an American-ed coalition struck Afghanistan for the purpose of descrying which group?
Al-Qaeda and Taliban forces
President George H.W. Bush sent U.s Forces to Mogadishu to deal with what type of crisis?
Humanitarian
In October 1993, a U.S. Army Black Hawk Helicopter was downed while on patrol in what city?
Mogadishu
Was Forced from Sudan in 1996 by international pressure
Bin Laden
What was the name of the U.S warship attacked while in a Yemeni port in 2000?
USS Cole
_______ has become the prime source of radicalization, and it is spreading the al Qaeda ideology to a growing network
The internet
Operates in the tribal areas of Pakistan
Central leadership of al Qaeda
______ is one of the newest jihadist groups grown from the tangled political situation in Yemen, and it maintains cross border ties with radicals in Saudi Arabia.
AQAP
Al Qaeda in the islamic Maghreb (AQIM)
The GSPC gave rise to a new group in 2006
Referring to non-islamic powers or countries outside the realm of Islam ex. Israel, US, West
jihadist term far enemy
Are closely allied with Pakistani Taliban
The Ghazi Brigades
The militant theology of al Qaeda
Islam
During the cold war era, the United States supported any form of Islam as a stand against ________.
Communism
The Soviet Union invaded _________ in 1979
Afghanistan
In August 1998 terrorists bombed the U.S embassies in ______ and Tanzania.
Nairobi, Kenya
_____ is the only sub-Saharan country with known al Qaeda cells.
Kenya
Arabian Peninsula has emerged as both a major tactic call threat and a propaganda machine
The AQAP
AQIM formed from
Salafi Group for Preaching and Combat (GSPC)
- Understand the nature of the network threat, 2. disrupt al Qaeda communications, 2. neutralize sanctuaries for leadership, and 4. deny opportunities to link networks.
Sawyer and Reid’s four-fold strategy on combating al Qaeda?