Security

Question 1

Principals of control

Answer 1

Rule of Law
Use of Force (ROE)
Population focus
Information
Resource the Main Effort

Question 2

Considerations for Cordon and Search

Answer 2

Security
ISTAR
Use of force

Consider:
FRV
TCP
Outer cordon (estab first then face out): VCPs
Civ holding Area, IDP area
CSST (CL 1,3,5,10, AXP, R2E, Tpt, GS Engrs)
Inner cordon
QRF point, routes, LOE
ISR screens, NAI
EAs for wdr
Direction of search / Time of search
CT boundaries
En CDPs: WDR, re-enforce
FF CDPs: Commit QRF, rotation plan

Question 3

AO Classifications

Answer 3

Geography (LoC, centers, key terrain) - Rural, town, city, complex
Adversary
Population (density)- Red, Amber, Green

Question 4

IA effects

Answer 4

PROMOTE
DETER
UNDERMINE
ENCOURAGE
INFROM
REASSURE
EXPOSE
COERCE
COMPEL

Question 5

Tactical techniques in security

Answer 5

Cordon and search
KPP
Patrolling
Route security
VCP / TCP
Curfew
Crowd control
Mass cas (QRF w/ med spt)
BPC

Question 6

Potential Prelim Tasks

Answer 6

Estab LO network (deploy early - needs assessment)
KLE (tribal leaders, govt leaders, NGO, OGA)
Estab ISR screens
Occupy FOBs
Secure lines of communication
IO: Inform CIVPOP

Question 7

RAM tactics

Answer 7

Harassment ambush
Annihilating ambush
Raid
Assassination
Theft
Riot

Question 8

RAM decisions

Answer 8

Transition Open / Incipient insurgency
Resupply
Relocate cache / try camp / DA cell loc
Conduct attack

Question 9

FF CDPs

Answer 9

Commit QRF (interdict, mass cas, respond to riot, spt DE)
HOTO to HNSF
Trigger C&S
Transition phases

Question 10

Techniques for supporting elections

Answer 10

Route security
IO campaign: ENCOURAGE voter turnout, REASSURE CIVPOP
Escort UN - infil/exfil 
Secure polling booth
Patrol D-3 to D-day
LO to UN (maintain neutrality)

Question 11

Length of search for Cordon and Search - what is rare of search

Answer 11

1 hour per house for EHCT

12 hour work day = 12 hrs per day

Question 12

CIMIC effects

Answer 12

ESTABLISH
PROVIDE
DEVELOP
ENHANCE
DELIVER
TRAIN
ADVISE
SUPPORT
PARTNER
COORDINATE

Question 13

Length of search for Cordon and Search - what is rare of search

Answer 13

A

Question 14

CIMIC effects

Answer 14

A

Question 15

RAM vulnerabilities

Answer 15

1. Reliant on unencrypted comms for C2 vuln to detection and geolocation by RRT
2. Reliant on predictable x-border smuggling routes for proliferation vuln to interdiction by ISR and partnered border patrols
3. DA cells operate in rural townships vuln to isolation from population centers (curfew, VCP)
4. Reliant on leadership cell to co-ord spectacular attacks vuln to disruption if key leaders are neutralized.
5. Reliant on IEDs to conduct annhialation ambushes and mass cas events vuln to disruption if bombmaker is neutralized.
6. Has predictable planning cycle vuln to targeting in known locations once detected.
7. Is unable to match FF tempo, vuln to losing initiative when multiple capabilities are targeted simultaneously (IO, bombmaker,leadership, caches)
8. Reliant on FoM within CIVPOP to conduct ops vuln to being undermined by CIMIC and IO campaign (public switching tacit consent to FF vs RAM).

Question 16

TIA vulnerabilities

Answer 16

1. Significantly overmatched by FF making them vuln to COERCION to comply. (Using RAM as example)
2. SoM tgts undefended govt sites, vuln to disruption through KPP and patrolling
3. SoM tgts human suffering for IO campaign vuln to disruption through spt to NGOs and CIMIC ops

Question 17

How you using intelligence

Answer 17

Employing local agencies early IOT get a startstate and minimize the time spent developing a picture

Use:
OSINT
SIGINT: geolocation to minimize search time
HUMINT
UAS
4WMR
to layer over tgt areas, estab POL and set conditions for strike

TSE will be used on exploit to spt int cycle. DOCEX , CELLEX

Question 18

Priorities

Answer 18

Secure firm base for force
Prevent immediate loss of life
Limit human suffering
LO network: NGO, govt leaders, tribal ldrs 
Secure key infrastructure 
Isolate threats