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OPERATIONS UPDATEOPERATIONS UPDATE

29 MAY 0729 MAY 07

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OEF-Philippines900 SOLDIERS

ARMY GLOBAL COMMITMENTS

ARMY GLOBAL COMMITMENTS ARMY GLOBAL COMMITMENTS 257,000 SOLDIERS

DEPLOYED / FORWARDSTATION IN NEARLY 80COUNTRIES OVERSEAS

* INCLUDES AC STATIONED OVERSEAS

OIF-IRAQ107,000 SOLDIERS

OEF-PHILIPPINES600 SOLDIERS

ARMY PERSONNEL STRENGTHCOMPONENT R/C AUTHORIZED FOR

MOBILIZATION / ON CURRENT ORDER- ACTIVE (AC) 507,000 N/A

- RESERVE (RC)USAR 188,000 25,000ARNG 351,000 40,000

1,046,000

SOUTH KOREA19,000 SOLDIERS

(PART OF AC STATION OVERSEAS)

OTHER OPERATIONS& EXERCISES

3,590 SOLDIERS

HOMELANDSECURITY6,000 SOLDIERS

(RC MOBILIZED STATESIDE)

JTF-BRAVO500 SOLDIERS

MFO700 SOLDIERS

OEF-AFGHANISTAN21,000 SOLDIERS

JTF-GTMO600 SOLDIERS

KFOR2,000 SOLDIERS

AS OF 15 MAY 07

AC STATIONED OVERSEAS 108,000

AC STATIONED STATESIDE 397,000

OIF / OEF KUWAIT13,000

BOSNIA10 SOLDIERS

ALASKA12,000 SOLDIERS

USAREUR52,000 SOLDIERS

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115,000SOLDIERS

SUPPORTING THEJOINT FIGHT

OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOMOPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM

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OUR MISSION IN IRAQ

MISSION: MULTI-NATIONAL CORPS-IRAQ CONDUCTS COMBAT,STABILITY, AND SUPPORT OPERATIONS IN COORDINATION

WITH THE IRAQI SECURITY FORCES TO SECURE THEPOPULATION, DEFEAT TERRORISTS AND IRRECONCILABLEEXTREMISTS, NEUTRALIZE INSURGENT AND MILITIA GROUPS,AND TRANSITION RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE ISF IN ORDER TOREDUCE VIOLENCE, GAIN THE SUPPORT OF THE PEOPLE,

STABILIZE IRAQ, AND ENABLE GOI SECURITYSELF-RELIANCE.

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RCT 2 (+)

1/3RCT 2 (+)

1-73

3/253/82

4/1 (-)

RCT 6

I R A N

SAUDI ARABIAKUWAIT

JORDAN

SYRIA

TURKEY

AS

ROUK

DA

UK

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GROUND FORCES

ACTIVE ARMY 93,000RESERVE ARMY 27,000TOTAL 120,000

COALITION 12,000MARINES 22,000AIR FORCE 10,000NAVY 4,000TOTAL 168,000

IRAQ THEATER OF OPERATIONS

ARMY AVIATIONAH-64 100UH-60 220CH-47 40OH-58D 60FIXED-WING 20UAV 180

ARMY HEAVY FORCESABRAMS 390BRADLEY 830STRYKER 660ASV 670ARTILLERY 220MLRS 10

UAH 13,160

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OUR ARMY IN IRAQ

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TYPES OF MISSIONS

DISMOUNTED OPERATIONS

TRAINING THE IRAQI ARMY

IMPROVING INFRASTRUCTUREMOUNTED PATROLS

UNIT SPECIFICBCTMITT

USACECONVOY SUPPORT

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DEPLOYED FOR

UP TO 15 MONTHSTWO WEEKS R & R

PATROL DUTY IN IRAQ0600 PRE-COMBAT INSPECTION

0800 DAYLIGHT PATROLOPERATIONSTASKS:

LAND NAVIGATION COMMUNICATIONS ENGAGE W/ DIRECT FIRES ENGAGE W/ INDIRECT FIRES REACT TO AMBUSH / IED EMPLOY CLOSE AIR SUPPORT FIRST AID / MEDIVAC PROCEDURES CIVIL AFFAIRS / LIAISON OPERATIONS

MID-DAY MEAL (normally on the move)PATROLS LAST 5-8 HOURSFOLLOWED BYRETURN TO BASE AND AFTER-ACTIONREVIEW, MAINTENANCE ANDTRAINING:

CLEAN WEAPONS / FUNCTIONS CHECKS REFUEL AND READY VEHICLES RESUPPLY OPERATIONS INTELLIGENCE DISSEMINATION

1730 DINNER2000 NIGHT PATROL OPERATIONS BY

FRESH TROOPS REPEATING THEABOVE TASKS AND DUTIESTHROUGH THE NIGHT

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COALITION SUPPORT TO OIF UNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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% of TOTAL TOTALS:

IRAQI FORCES 68% 338,000US FORCES 29% 144,000MNF-I FORCES 2% 12,000NTM-I FORCES 0% 100GRAND TOTAL 494,100

COALITION SUPPORT TO OIF

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DA

UK

SAUDI ARABIA

AS

RO

PL

ES

ALBANIAARMENIAAUSTRALIABOSNIA/HERZEL SALVADORGEORGIAJAPANKAZAKHSTANKOREALATVIAMACEDONIAMOLDOVIA

MONGOLIASINGAPORESLOVAKIA

MNF-I

HUNGARYICELANDITALYNETHERLANDSPORTUGALSLOVENIATURKEY

NTM-I

BULGARIA

CZECH REPDENMARKESTONIALITHUANIAPOLANDROMANIAUKRAINEUK

US

MNF-I/NTM-I

33 COUNTRIESSUPPORTING IRAQ

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US PRT 7COALITION 3NEW 10TOTAL PRT 20

US PRT

COALITION PRT

NEW PRT

BCT

NEW PRT FOOTPRINT

Anbar

Ninawa

Najaf

Salah ad Din

MuthannaBasrah

Diyala

Kirkuk

KarbalaWasit

Maysan

Dhi Qar

Diwaniyah

Babil

Baghdad

Sulaymaniyah

Erbil

Dahuk

1 PRT PLUS 6NEW PRTs IN

BAGHDADAREA

NORTHBABIL

PROVINCIAL SUPPORTTEAM

1 PRTPLUS 3

NEW PRTsIN ANBAR

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IRAQ PROVINCIALRECONSTRUCTIONTEAMS

FOCUSFOCUSASSIST THE GOVERNMENT OF IRAQ IMPROVE SECURITY, ECONOMICADVANCEMENT, AND LOCAL GOVERNING ACTIONS.

OBJECTIVESOBJECTIVES

GOVERNMENT OF IRAQ (GoI) IS VIEWED AS LEGITIMATE BY IRAQIPEOPLE GoI PROVIDES SECURITY, ESSENTIAL SERVICES, JUSTICE ANDECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL IRAQI CITIZENS

IRAQ IS SELF-RELIANT AND POLITICALLY STABLE INACCESSIBLE AS A SAFE HAVEN FOR TERRORISTS INTEGRATED INTO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY

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Complete 5070

Complete 520

Complete 6014

Complete 219

Complete 0

Complete 347

Complete 93

Complete 103Grand Total 12366

ISFF

ESF

MILCON

OMA

OTHER

ProgramIRRF

CERP

DFI

IRAQ RECONSTRUCTION INITIATIVES

AL BASRAH OILAL BASRAH OILTERMINALTERMINAL

ERBILERBIL--IFRAZ WATERIFRAZ WATERSUPPLYSUPPLY

AL KARKHAL KARKHCOURTHOUSECOURTHOUSE

BAIJIBAIJI--HADITHAHADITHA--QAIMQAIM400KV400KV

12,366 PROJECTS COMPLETE AT ACOST OF $9.16B

THERE ARE 676 ONGOING AT $781.6M $5.3B REMAINS TO SPENT ON 1600

PLANNED RECONSTRUCTIONPROJECTS.

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IRAQ CHALLENGES

BUILDING GOVERNMENT CAPACITY TO PROVIDE BASICSERVICES FOR THE PEOPLE

GETTING ECONOMIC GROWTH TO EMPLOY THE YOUNG MALES

ESTABLISHING RULE OF LAW WITHIN THE COUNTRY

SECURING BAGHDAD AND THE SUNNI TRIANGLE

BUILDING IRAQI SECURITY FORCES (POLICE & ARMY) TOPROVIDE SECURITY AND SUSTAIN ITSELF

COUNTER IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE (IED) THREAT

COUNTER MORTAR THREAT

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IRAQ SUCCESS STORY UNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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ABU NUWAS PARK BEFORE

15

AND AFTER

IRAQ SUCCESS STORY

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OUR MISSION IN AFGHANISTAN

CONDUCT FULL SPECTRUM OPERATIONS TO DEFEATTERRORIST AND INSURGENT ELEMENTS

INTEGRATE JOINT, INTER-AGENCY AND MULTI-NATIONALFORCES PARTNERED WITH THE AFGHANS IN ORDER TOESTABLISH SECURITY

DETER THE RE-EMERGENCE OF TERRORISM TO ENHANCETHE SOVEREIGNTY OF AFGHANISTAN

US FORCES ALONG WITH AFGHANNATIONAL SECURITY FORCES:

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AFGHANISTAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS

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AFGHANISTAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS

T UR KM E NI ST AN

UZ BE KISTAN

T AJ IKI ST AN

I R A N

P AK IS TA N

ORUZGAN

SPINBOLDAK

TARIN KOWT

KANDAHAR

GHAZNI

SHKIN

GARDEZ

GERESHK SHINKAY

QALATDEH RAWOD

CHAGCHARAN

ANACONDA

FOB BERMEL

CHAMKANIKHOWST

FOB WARRIOR

KABULBAMIAN

JALALABADBAGRAM

METHARLAM

NARAY

KONDUZ

FAYZABAD

MAIMANA

HERAT

SHINDAND`

FARAH

LASHKAR GAH

QALA NAW

MAZAR-ESHARIF

ASADABAD

MUSA QALEH

GE

NO

IT

SP

RO

XXXX

FR

IT

TU82 CJTF 10

82

GROUND FORCES

ACTIVE ARMY 17,800RESERVE ARMY 3,200TOTAL 21,000

COALITION 21,700MARINES 200AIR FORCE 4,000

NAVY 900TOTAL 47,800

ARMY AVIATION

AH-64UH-60CH-47

255025

UAV 30

SPECIAL OPERATIONSFORCES

ARSOF 1,420

NL

CA

AS OF 15 MAY 07

UK

UK

UK

RC WEST

RC NORTH

RC SOUTH

RC EAST

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ISAF C2 STRUCTURE: 14 MAY 07UNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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NATIONAL COMMAND

COORDINATIONNATO OPCONUS TACON

USCENTCOM

MG Durbin, USA

ADM Fallon

ISAF

JFC Brunssum

SHAPE

GEN Back

GEN Jones

TF CT

CJTF-82

US EMBASSY

ANSF Title 22Funding

RC Capital RC West RC North RC South

NSE TF PhoenixBG Pritt,41 st BDE, ORNG

RC East

GEN McNeil

DCOM SecurityMG Layfield, USA

TF Police

SES

InteragencyCoord CellBCT

CSTC-A(Kabul)

SOCCE

ATF

ISAF C2 STRUCTURE: 14 MAY 07

BCTCJSOTF-A

SOCCENT(KUWAIT)

BG Erden BG Van LoonBG Satta BG Blotz

MG Rodrieguez, USA

4/82 ABNCOL SCHWEITZER

3/10 MTNCOL NICHLSON

3RD SFGCOL HAAS

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AFGHANISTAN CONTRIBUTING NATIONS

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PO

RO

CA

T URK M E N IST AN U ZBE KI ST AN T AJIK IS T A N

I R A N

AFGHANISTAN CONTRIBUTING NATIONS

ORUZGAN

SPINBOLDAK

TARIN KOWT

KANDAHAR

ORGUN-EGHAZNI

GARDEZ

GERESHK SHINKAY

QALATDEH CHOPANDEH RAWOD

CHAGCHARAN

FOB BERMEL

CHAMKANI

KHOWSTSHARANA

KABUL

BAMIAN

JALALABADBAGRAM

METHARLAM

NARAY

KONDUZ

FAYZABAD

MAIMANA

HERAT

SHINDAND

FARAH

LASHKAR GAH

QALA NAW

IT

SP

FR

IT

TUMAZAR-E SHARIF

ASADABAD

llNO

P A K IS T A N

MUSA QALEH

NL

UK

GE

CONTRIBUTING NATIONSUNITED STATES 26,000UNITED KINGDOM 5,200GERMANY 3,000CANADA 2,500NETHERLANDS 2,200ITALY 1,950FRANCE 1,000TURKEY 800ROMANIA 750

SPAIN 550AUSTRALIA 500NORWAY 500POLAND 500DENMARK 400BELGIUM 300OTHER: 4,300

ALBANIA - AUSTRIA AZERBAIJAN - BULGARIA CROATIA - CZECH REPUBLIC ESTONIA - FINLAND GREECE - HUNGARY ICELAND - IRELAND LATVIA - LITHUANIA LUXEMBURG - MACEDONIA NEW ZEALAND - PORTUGAL

SLOVAKIA - SLOVENIA SWEDEN - SWITZERLAND

TOTALS:37 NATIONS47,750 SERVICE MEMBERSAS OF 20 APR 07FORCE NUMBERS ARE APPROXIMATE

RC-WESTITALIAN LEAD

RC-SOUTHUK LEAD

RC-NORTHGERMAN LEAD

RC-EASTUS LEAD

RC-CAPITALTURKISH LEAD

US

US

USUS

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PROVINCIAL RECONSTRUCTION TEAMS

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T UR K M EN I S T A N

P AK IS T AN

T AJIK IS T AN

I R A N

U ZBE K I ST A N PROVINCIAL RECONSTRUCTION TEAMS

TARIN KOWT

KANDAHAR

GHAZNI

SHKIN

GARDEZ

QALAT

CHAGCHARAN

KHOWSTSHARANA

KABULBAMIAN JALALABADBAGRAMMETHAR LAM

NURISTAN

KONDUZ

FAYZABAD

MAIMANA

HERAT

SHINDAND

FARAH

LASHKAR GAH

QALA NAW

MAZAR-E SHARIF

ASADABAD

P AKIS TA N

POL-E-KHUMRI

WARDAK

PANJSHIR

PROVINCIALRECONSTRUCTION TEAMS

LOCATION COUNTRYRC-NORTH (5):- MAIMANA NORWAY- MAZAR-E-SHARIF SWEDEN- KONDUZ GERMANY- FAYZABAD GERMANY- POL-E-KUMRI HUNGARY

RC-EAST (12):- ASADABAD USA- METHAR LAM USA- BAGRAM USA- JALALABAD USA- WARDAK TURKEY- BAMIAN NEW ZEALAND- GHAZNI USA

- SHARANA USA- GARDEZ USA- KHOWST USA- PANJSHIR USA- NURISTAN USA

RC-SOUTH (4):- QALAT USA, ROMANIA- TARIN KOWT NZ, AUSTRALIA- KANDAHAR CANADA- LASHKAR GAH UK, DENMARK,

SPAINRC-WEST (4):- FARAH USA- HERAT ITALY- QALA NAW SPAIN

- CHAGCHARAN LITHUANIA

TYPICAL ORGANIZATIONELEMENT PERSONNELCOMMAND 2ADMINISTRATION 4OPERATIONS 8SUPPLY 10FORCE PROTECTION 40CIVIL-MILITARY OPTNS 15TRANSLATORS 4

CIVILIAN SUPPORT 4(USAID, DOS, USDA, GOA-MOI)

TOTAL ~85

RC WEST

RC NORTH

RC SOUTH

RC EAST

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RECONSTRUCTION INITIATIVES

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T UR K M EN I S T A N

P AK IS T AN

U ZBE K I ST A N

T AJIK I S T AN

I R A N

RECONSTRUCTION INITIATIVES

TARIN KOWT

KANDAHAR

GHAZNI

SHKIN

GARDEZ

QALAT

CHAGCHARAN

KHOWSTSHARANA

KABULBAMIAN JALALABADBAGRAMMETHAR LAM

NURISTAN

KONDUZ

FAYZABAD

MAIMANA

HERAT

SHINDAND

FARAH

LASHKAR GAH

QALA NAW

MAZAR-E SHARIF

ASADABAD

P AKIS TA N

POL-E-KHUMRI

WARDAK

PANJSHIR

RC-WEST

RC-SOUTH

RC-NORTH

RC-EAST

RC-CAPITAL

RC-CAPITALPRT PROJECTS $10,764,000OTHER PROJECTS $52,654,000TOTAL $63,418,000

RC-NORTHPRT PROJECTS $31,704,000

OTHER PROJECTS $170,380,000TOTAL $202,084,000

RC-WESTPRT PROJECTS $165,804,000OTHER PROJECTS $72,438,000TOTAL $238,242,000

RC-SOUTHPRT PROJECTS $110,001,000OTHER PROJECTS $119,531,000

TOTAL $229,532,000

RC-EASTPRT PROJECTS $285,385,000OTHER PROJECTS $228,812,000TOTAL $314,197,000

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AFGHANISTAN RECONSTRUCTIONUNCLASSIFIED//FOUO


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1 - RURAL DEVELOPMENT2 - INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT / IMPROVEMENT3 - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE & CAPACITY BUILDING

THREE MAIN AREAS:

AFGHANISTAN RECONSTRUCTIONAFGHANISTAN RECONSTRUCTION TRUST FUND - ARTF

COALITION PARTNERSHIPSUNITED KINGDOMUNITED STATESEUROPEAN COMMISSIONGERMANYCANADA

NETHERLANDSNORWAYSWEDENOTHERS

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1 - RURAL DEVELOPMENT

2 - INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT / IMPROVEMENT

3 - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE & CAPACITY BUILDING

EXPENDITURE BY SECTOR:


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AFGHANISTAN SUCCESS STORIES

AGRICULTURE THERE HAVE BEEN MORE THAN 28,000 MICRO-LOANS GIVEN OUT FOR AGRICULTURAL ACTIVITIES AT LEAST 140 FARM MARKETS HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED SINCE 2004, THERE HAS BEEN A 40% INCREASE IN CEREAL PRODUCTION, AND A 46% INCREASE IN

WHEAT PRODUCTION

ECONOMICS AFGHANISTAN ECONOMY VALUED AT $2.4 BILLION IN 2002; $7.3 BILLION IN 2006, AND PROJECTED TORISE TO $8.8 BILLION IN 2007 PER CAPITA INCOME HAS DOUBLED SINCE 2001 US PORTION OF THE KANDAHAR-HERAT HIGHWAY HAS REDUCED TRAVEL TIME BETWEEN THOSE

TWO MAJOR CITIES FROM 10 HOURS TO 4.3 HOURS

EDUCATION THE US HAS HELPED PRINT MORE THAN 48 MILLION TEXTBOOKS AND DISTRIBUTED MORE THAN 42

MILLION MORE THAN 50,000 TEACHERS HAVE BEEN TRAINED. AT LEAST 65,000 TEACHERS REGULARLY LISTE

TO A RADIO TEACHING PROGRAM THAT AIRS DAILY AT LEAST 5 MILLION STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED, A 500%INCREASE SINCE 2001. OF THESE, 40%

FEMALES

HEALTH CARE AT LEAST 80% OF THE POPULATION HAS ACCESS TO BASIC HEALTH CARE MORE THAN 500 HEALTH CLINICS HAVE BEEN BUILT AND SERVE 340,000 PATIENTS PER MONTH,

REACHING APPROXIMATELY 7.4 MILLION CITIZENS SINCE 2004, FULL IMMUNIZATION FOR CHILDREN 12 YEARS OF AGE HAS INCREASED 150%, TO 37% O

THE POPULATION

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AFGHANISTAN CHALLENGESUNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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AFGHANISTAN CHALLENGES

UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO

SECURITY: TALIBAN RESURGENCE IN EASTERN AND SOUTHERN PROVINCES PROFESSIONALISM OF THE AFGHAN ARMY

LOCAL POLICE CORRUPTION PAKISTAN BORDER CONTROL: MOVEMENT OF TALIBAN & CLASHES W/PAKISTAN

IROA (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF AFGHANISTAN) GOVERNANCE: CIVIL SERVICE REFORM AND NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION CAPACITY CORRUPTION OF NATIONAL AND LOCAL OFFICIALS EXPANDING NATIONAL INFLUENCE TO REMOTE PROVINCES GOVERNMENT REVENUE COLLECTION

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: POPPY ERADICATION FINDING ALTERNATE PROFITABLE CROPS ILLICIT DRUG TRADE

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WHAT THE COALITION FORCES ARE UPAGAINST

IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICES (IEDs) ANSNIPER THREAT

AND HOW WE PROTECT THE MOST PRECIOUASSET SOLDIERS

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IED MAIN COMPONENTS UNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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POWERSOURCE

INITIATOR

SWITCH

CASEMAIN

CHARGE

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CONCEALMENT / EMPLACEMENTUNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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ELEVATEDON LIGHT

POLES ANDBEHINDROAD SIGNS DRAINAGECULVERTS

PLACING RCANTENNA

OUTSIDE OFCREW BUBBLE

TTPS

CURBS ANDBARRIERS EFPs

PLACED INTHE ROAD

TRASH,SANDBAGS,

CONCRETE

VEHICLES(VBIED) STATIC

AND

MOBILE

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VEHICLE BORNE IED DAMAGEUNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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SUICIDE VEST IED UNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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SNIPER THREAT UNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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COALITION COUNTER IED EFFORTSUNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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COALITION PARTNERS ARE PART OF THE C-IED FIGHT: ALL PATROLLING AND SEARCH OPERATIONS CONTRIBUTE TO C-IED EFFORT COALITION PARTNERS PROVIDE SPECIALIST C-IED FORCES COALITION EOD EFFORTS TO REMOVE UNEXPLODED ORDINANCE (UXO) AND

EXPLOSIVE REMNANTS OF WAR (ERW) INTERDICT MUNITIONS SUPPLY TO THEBOMB BUILDERS

COALITION REPRESENTATION ON JOINT IED DEFEAT ORGANIZATION STAFF US AND COALITION EQUIPMENT / POLICY EFFORTS:

NATO C-IED PUBLICATION US / COALITION COMPATIBLE CREW SYSTEMS

UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO

REF COUNTER IED EFFORTEXAMPLESUNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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CYCLONEPOWERFUL AIR BLOWER USED TO REMOVE DEBRIS ANDOTHER OBJECTS THAT MAY CONCEAL IEDs

DESIGNED TO DEFEAT THE HANDGUN ROUNDSAND BOMB FRAGMENTATIONS

BALLISTIC FACE SHIELDS

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IDENTIFIES POSSIBLE IEDs

TACMAV

PACBOT ROBOTMARCBOT ROBOT

30% FASTER, GRIPS 3X STRONGERAND LIFTS 2X ITS PREDECESSOR

21 INCH TACTICAL UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE

OUR SOLDIERSOUT FRONT FOR FREEDOMUNCLASSIFIED//FOU


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WARRIOR ETHOSWARRIOR ETHOS

THIS IS HOW OUR AMERICAN SOLDIER VIEWS LIFETHIS IS HOW OUR AMERICAN SOLDIER VIEWS LIFE

I WILL ALWAYS PLACE THE MISSION FIRSTI WILL NEVER ACCEPT DEFEATI WILL NEVER QUIT

I WILL NEVER LEAVE A FALLEN COMRADE

I WILL ALWAYS PLACE THE MISSION FIRSTI WILL NEVER ACCEPT DEFEATI WILL NEVER QUIT

I WILL NEVER LEAVE A FALLEN COMRADE

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OPERATIONS UPDATE

*****DRAFT *****

OPERATIONS UPDATE

*****DRAFT *****

29 MAY 0729 MAY 07

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