Requirements for Humanitarian Assistance and Peace Operations: Insights From Seven Case Studies

As part of the CNA project on the Marine Corps and Humanitarian Assistance Operations, sponsored by the Marine Corps Combat Development Center (MCCDC), this research memorandum examines USMC involvement in seven humanitarian assistance/peace operations (HA/POs). This project seeks to help MCCDC iden...

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Main Author: Siegel, Adam B
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
BANGLADESH
CASE STUDIES
CIVIL AFFAIRS
CIVILIAN NEEDS
COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS
CONTRACTORS
CUBA
DOMESTIC
EASTERN EXIT OPERATION
EXPEDITIONARY AIRFIELD OPERATIONS
FIERY VIGIL OPERATION
FLORIDA
GUANTANAMO BAY(CUBA)
HA PO(HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE PEACE OPERATIONS)
HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE
HURRICANE ANDREW
INTERAGENCY COORDINATION
IRAQ
JOINT MILITARY ACTIVITIES
JTF GTMO
JTF LA
JTF SEA ANGEL
JTF(JOINT TASK FORCES)
LINGUISTS
LOGISTICS
LOS ANGELES(CALIFORNIA)
MANAGEMENT
MARINE CORPS
MARINE CORPS PERSONNEL
MARINE CORPS PLANNING
MARINE CORPS TRAINING
MILITARY DOCTRINE
MILITARY ENGINEERING
Military Forces and Organizations
MILITARY INTELLIGENCE
Military Operations, Strategy and Tactics
MILITARY POLICE
MILITARY REQUIREMENTS
MILITARY TRANSPORTATION
OVERSEAS
PEACEKEEPING
PHILIPPINES
PROVIDE COMFORT OPERATION
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
RECONNAISSANCE
RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
SOMALIA
TACTICAL AIR SUPPORT
TASK FORCES
TURKEY
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Summary:As part of the CNA project on the Marine Corps and Humanitarian Assistance Operations, sponsored by the Marine Corps Combat Development Center (MCCDC), this research memorandum examines USMC involvement in seven humanitarian assistance/peace operations (HA/POs). This project seeks to help MCCDC identify requirements (whether in doctrine, organization, training, or equipment) to improve the Marine Corps' ability to effectively perform HA/PO tasks. The project team is identifying the range of HA/PO requirements through a variety of methods, including seminar gaming, evaluation of existing doctrine and policies, and evaluation of the historical record.