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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.7249/RR1920
来源IDRR-1920-A
Pacific Engagement: Forging Tighter Connections Between Tactical Security Cooperation Activities and U.S. Strategic Goals in the Asia-Pacific Region
Stephen Watts; Christopher M. Schnaubelt; Sean Mann; Angela O'Mahony; Michael Schwille
发表日期2018-10-23
出版年2018
语种英语
结论
  • The existing security cooperation (SC) planning coordination system generally functions well, though challenges remain. Many processes do not adequately ensure that the right information gets to the right people. The participants in exercise planning events, for instance, are often different from the personnel who will ultimately conduct those events, but no authoritative record of the planning conferences is transmitted to the SC event executors. These process issues are exacerbated by personnel turnover and shortfalls.
  • Several of the planning coordination problems identified by interviewees were caused by inconsistent adherence to established practice, rather than problems with the system itself.
  • At a conceptual level, the SC strategic evaluation process in many cases does a poor job of specifying the intermediate outcomes that should be observable if SC events are indeed contributing to strategic-level goals.
  • In addition, many of the data necessary to make informed SC evaluations are not currently being collected.
摘要

Security cooperation (SC) events should forge strong relationships with U.S. partners, help develop partners' military capabilities and ability to operate with U.S. forces, and facilitate access to foreign countries in the event of a contingency. This report examines U.S. Army SC processes in the Pacific Command area of responsibility to forge stronger links between strategic and tactical levels in the planning and execution of SC activities. Researchers developed a framework to link tactical- and operational-level SC activities with strategic goals and found ways to identify information requirements for units executing SC activities and improve evaluations. Researchers found that planning for SC events could be improved by providing additional clarity in the orders process and strengthened knowledge management to aid tactical planners. SC evaluations at the strategic level could be improved through better specifications of the linkages between SC events and expected outcomes and at the tactical level through process improvements in the conduct and dissemination of after-action reports.

目录
  • Chapter One

    Introduction

  • Chapter Two

    USARPAC and I Corps Roles in SC Planning

  • Chapter Three

    USARPAC Strategic and Tactical Evaluation of SC Activities

  • Chapter Four

    Conclusion and Recommendations

  • Appendix A

    AAR Coding Scheme

  • Appendix B

    AAR Template for Small-Scale SC Event (Abbreviated)

  • Appendix C

    AAR Template for Small-Scale SC Event

  • Appendix D

    AAR Template for Large-Scale SC Event

  • Appendix E

    Security Cooperation Training Scorecard

主题Joint Operations ; Military Education and Training ; Military Strategy ; Military Tactics ; Security Cooperation ; United States Army
URLhttps://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR1920.html
来源智库RAND Corporation (United States)
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Stephen Watts,Christopher M. Schnaubelt,Sean Mann,et al. Pacific Engagement: Forging Tighter Connections Between Tactical Security Cooperation Activities and U.S. Strategic Goals in the Asia-Pacific Region. 2018.
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