JIIM Challenges in the Geographic Combatant Commands
Newsletter 11-23
March 2011
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Integrating Civilian and Military Activities - Colonel Richard A. Lacquement, Jr.
- Partner Nation Capacity Building: Setting Conditions for Success- Colonel Kenneth J. Crawford
- Guiding Principles for Stability and Reconstruction: Introducing a Roadmap for Peace - Beth Cole and Emily Hsu
- "Africa's Future Is Up to Africans:" Putting the President's Words into Action - General William E. "Kip" Ward and Colonel Thomas P. Galvin
- Forward in Africa: U.S. Africa Command and the U.S. Army in Africa - MAJ GEN William B. Garrett III, COL Stephen J. Mariano, and MAJ Adam Sanderson
- Setting--and Capitalizing on--Conditions for Progress in Afghanistan - General David H. Petraeus
- Operation New Dawn: Building a Long-Term Strategic Partnership Through Stability Operations - General Raymond T. Odierno
- Strengthening the Bridge: Building Partnership Capacity - Admiral James G. Stavridis
- Taming the Outlaw Sea - Admiral James G. Stavridis
- U.S.-Mexico Homeland Defense: A Compatible Interface - General Victor E. Renuart, Jr., and Dr. Biff Baker
- NORAD [North American Aerospace Defense Command], USNORTHCOM [U.S. Northern Command] Commanders Outlines Focus Arenas at Homeland Security Symposium - Staff Sgt. Thomas J. Doscher
- 'Mission One' at NORTHCOM [U.S. Northern Command]: Defending the Homeland - SSG Jim Greenhill
- The Parting of the Sulawesi Sea: U.S. Strategy and Transforming the Terrorist Transit Triangle - Charles "Ken" Comer
- Irregular Warfare on the Korean Peninsula - Colonel David S. Maxwell
- The Top Seven Myths of U.S. Defense Policy Toward the Americas - Frank O. Mora, Ph.D.
- Relationships Matter: Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief in Haiti - Lieutenant General P.K. (Ken) Keen, U.S. Army
Introduction
The following collection of articles focus on U.S. joint, interagency, intergovernmental, and multinational (JIIM) activities, challenges, issues, and operations in the six U.S. geographic combatant commands (GCCs). Today, stability operations in Afghanistan and Iraq rightfully receive the lion's share of attention, priority, and media coverage. There are, however, many other challenges, potential dangers, and future threats in the other five GCCs that merit attention and continuous observation and evaluation. The GCCs operate in challenging and complex environments, tackling a vast array of JIIM challenges and issues each day. The intent of the Center for Army Lessons Learned (CALL) is to illustrate some of the current challenges in this newsletter and highlight operations at the strategic or theater levels.
This newsletter contains three overview JIIM articles. The remaining articles highlight challenges or issues specific to one of the GCCs; several were written by the GCC commanders. These articles cover a wide range of issues with the specific intent of informing the reader and sharing challenges, best practices, and lessons learned. The articles should not be considered all-inclusive. Topics include:
- Building partnership capacity.
- Full-spectrum operations.
- Planning for potentially failing states.
- Integrating civilian and military activities.
- JIIM exercises and training.
- Drug and human trafficking.
- Piracy.
- Transnational threats.
- Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear threats.
- Disaster response.
- Homeland security.
- Establishing professional relationships.
The articles in this newsletter - drawn from recent issues of professional journals or CALL and other joint archives and websites - were selected to capture current, relevant, JIIM articles that will inform Soldiers and leaders on challenges and issues and provide a useful document for
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