REVIEW

Question 1

Two key elements of narratives

Answer 1

1. They craft or support a believable story

2. They couple this story with actionable plans for those who encounter it.

Question 2

Definition of Internal Defense and Development

Answer 2

The full range of measures taken by a nation to promote growth and to protect itself from subversion, lawlessness, and insurgency is their IDAD.

It focuses on building viable institutions (political, economic, social, and military) that respond to the needs of society.

Question 3

FID Tools?

Answer 3

Indirect Support (Security cooperation, security assistance, MN/Joint exercises, exchange programs)

Direct Support (non-combat) (Civil-military operations, MISO, Military Training Support, Logistics Support, Intel and Comm sharing)

Combat Operations (Presidential Decision (Temporary Solution))

Question 4

IDAD functions? (4)

Answer 4

The IDAD program blends four interdependent functions to prevent or counter internal threats:
Balanced development
Security
Neutralization of the threat
Mobilization

Question 5

Activities of UW

Answer 5

Subversion
Sabotage
Guerrilla Warfare
Personnel Recovery
Intelligence Operation
Preparation of the environment

Question 6

Subversion

Answer 6

actions designed to undermine the military, economic, psychological, or political strength or morale of a governing authority

Question 7

Sabotage

Answer 7

is defined as an act or acts with intent to injure, interfere with, or obstruct the national defense of a country by willfully injuring or destroying, or attempting to destroy, any national defense or war materiel, premises, or utilities, to include human or natural resources.
Passive or active.

Question 8

Guerrilla Warfare

Answer 8

comprises combat operations conducted in enemy-held territory by predominantly indigenous forces on a military or paramilitary basis to reduce the effectiveness, industrial capacity, and morale of the enemy.
end-state=political decision

Question 9

Guerrilla

Answer 9

an irregular, predominantly indigenous member of a guerrilla force organized similar to military concepts and structure IOT conduct military and paramilitary ops in enemy-held, hostile, or denied territory.

Question 10

Guerrilla Force

Answer 10

a group of irregular, predominantly indigenous personnel organized along military lines to conduct military or paramilitary operations in enemy-held, hostile, or denied territory.

Question 11

Guerrilla Warfare

Answer 11

Military and paramilitary operations conducted in enemy-held, hostile, or denied territory by irregular, predominantly indigenous forces

Question 12

Three types of guerrilla warfare mission

Answer 12

GW missions ISO theater commander’s UW campaign

GW missions to assist conventional forces engaged in combat operations

GW missions conducted after linkup with friendly forces

Question 13

Personnel Recovery

Answer 13

is the sum of military, diplomatic, and civil efforts to affect the recovery and reintegration of isolated personnel.

Question 14

Intelligence Operations

Answer 14

are the tasks undertaken by military intelligence units through the intelligence disciplines to obtain information to satisfy validated requirements

Question 15

Preparation of the environment

Answer 15

is an umbrella term for activities conducted in foreign countries to shape and prepare an area for potential operations.

Question 16

UW support? (3)

Answer 16

Indirect support (USG may indirectly render support through a coalition partner or a third country location. normally limits indirect support to logistical aid and training)

Direct support (US assistance can include advisors in sanctuaries or insurgent-held controlled areas not in direct combat. US can also render aid from a neighboring country)

Combat support (include all of the activities of indirect and direct support in addition to combat operations)

Question 17

Underground

Answer 17

a covert unconventional warfare organization established to operate in areas denied the the G forces or conduct operations not suitable for G forces.

Question 18

Auxiliary

Answer 18

the support element of the irregular organization whose organization and operations are clandestine in nature and whose members do not openly indicate their sympathy or involvement with the irregular movement.

Question 19

Four type of feasibility

Answer 19

Feasibility to conduct support to resistance has at least four different levels:
Political
Operational
Resistance capability
Feasibility to conduct UW

Question 20

Five type of Resistance

Answer 20

Type 1: Resistance against an occupying power
Type 2: Insurgencies against sovereign state government
Type 3: Indigenous Resistance Elements in support of FID
Type 4: Indigenous Resistance Elements ISO CT, CP, or stability operations
Type 5: Indigenous Resistance Elements in a contested, ungoverned space

Question 21

Key efforts to support resistance (4)

Answer 21

Enable political activities
Shape the information environment
Provide materiel/non-materiel assistance
Conduct military/paramilitary operations

Question 22

Three frames of narrative

Answer 22

Diagnostic
Prognostic
Motivational

Question 23

Three phases of protracted warfare

Answer 23

Strategic defense (organization, consolidation, and preservation of base areas)

Strategic stalemate (progressive expansion by terror and attack on isolated enemy units)

Strategic offense (decision, destruction of the enemy on the battlefield)

Question 24

Correlation US and Mao

Answer 24

Strategic Defense - Latent or Incipient stage
Strategic Stalemate-Guerrilla Warfare
Strategic Offense-War of movement

Question 25

Shadow government (2)

Answer 25

Governmental elements and activities performed by the irregular organization that will eventually take the place of the existing government. Members of the shadow government can be in any elements of the irregular organization.

The function of contacting, integrating with, forming, advising, supporting, resourcing, and employing the shadow government until such time as it becomes the internationally recognized sovereign state is critical to the campaign’s success.

Question 26

Government in exile

Answer 26

A government that has been displaced from its country, but remains recognized as the legitimate sovereign authority.

Question 27

Dynamic of an insurgency (8)

Answer 27

Leadership
Ideology
Objectives
Environment and geography
External support
Internal support
Phasing and timing
Organization and operational patterns

Question 28

Zonal Security and intelligence

Answer 28

Zone A: the guerrilla base area itself.
Zone B: territory not well controlled by the enemy
Zone C: ENY security forces, police, and military controlled area

Question 29

Seven Phases

Answer 29

Preparation
Initial Contact
Infiltration
Organization
Build up
Employment
transition

Question 30

Definition of FID

Answer 30

is the participation by civilian agencies and military forces of a government or international organization in any of the programs or activities taken by the HN government to free and protect its society from subversion, lawlessness, insurgency, violent extremism, terrorism, and other threats to its security..

Question 31

Area Command (4)

Answer 31

Directs, controls, integrates, and supports all resistance activities with the JSOA or region.

Located where the area CDR can safely control the resistance movement and its activities.

Flexibility, intelligence, mobility, and OPSEC

The size of area command is dependent on METT-TC

Question 32

Area Complex (2)

Answer 32

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

Base camps, networks, communications, logistics, medical net

Question 33

Principles of Security

Answer 33

Dispersion, mobility, OPSEC, INFOSEC

Question 34

SFA?

Answer 34

unified action to generate, employ, and sustain local,

host-nation, or regional security forces in support of a legitimate authority.