Guide to Military Operations Other Than War: Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Stability and Support Operations : Domestic and International
The first book to cover on-the-ground functions, such as working with international and interagency task forces; methods of coordination; rules of engagement; checkpoints; civilian population and movement control; evacuating noncombatants; distributing humanitarian aid; operating dislocated civilian camps; providing medical care; conducting cordons and searches; disarming belligerents; confiscating hostile weapons and equipment; conducting negotiations; exchanging prisoners; interacting with the media; and dozens of other military and civil support type operations. |
Contents
Control Civilian Movement | 154 |
Control and Move Dislocated Civilians | 156 |
Establish and Operate a Camp for Dislocated Civilians | 159 |
Conduct a Show of Force | 167 |
Deliver Supplies or Humanitarian Aid | 169 |
Provide Medical Care to Noncombatants | 173 |
Protect NoncombatantsFacilities | 176 |
ApprehendDetain Noncombatants | 181 |
Military Support to Civil Authorities | 40 |
MOOTW in Foreign Environments | 56 |
Humanitarian Assistance | 59 |
Peace Operations | 71 |
MOOTW at the Tactical Level The Joint Task Force | 79 |
Tactics Techniques and Procedures for MOOTW | 93 |
Know and Use Rules of Engagement | 98 |
Establish and Operate an Observation Post | 106 |
Establish and Operate a Checkpoint | 112 |
React to Bomb Threat or Car Bomb | 123 |
Cordon and Search | 126 |
Search a Building | 134 |
Process Confiscated Documents and Equipment | 139 |
Evaluate Civilian Infrastructure | 142 |
Enforce Populace and Resource Control Measures | 145 |
React to Civil Disturbance | 149 |
Identify and Process Detainees | 184 |
Monitor Prisoner Exchange | 186 |
Interdict Smuggling Operations | 189 |
Disarm Belligerents | 192 |
Interact with Media Representatives | 195 |
Establish an Operating Base | 198 |
Escort and Defend a Convoy | 202 |
Evacuate Noncombatants | 216 |
Employ Personal Antiterrorism Measures | 243 |
Conduct Negotiations | 248 |
An Encyclopedia of Prominent NGOs and Federal Agencies Involved in MOOTW | 251 |
Nongovernmental and Private Voluntary Organizations | 253 |
International and Intergovernmental Organizations | 282 |
US Government Agencies | 305 |
Miscellaneous Organizations | 321 |
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action activities Africare and/or appropriate assessment assets belligerent factions camp capabilities CARE USA Center Chapter checkpoint civil disturbances civilian CMOC combatant commander communications conduct contraband convoy coordination country team Defense Department detainees disaster relief E-mail efforts element embassy emergency ensure equipment establish evacuation facilities federal foreign higher headquarters hostile humanitarian assistance ICRC intelligence Interagency Relationships International JTF commander law enforcement leaders liaison logistics ment Mercy Corps METT-TC military forces military operations military support mission MOOTW multinational NGOs NGOS/PVOS noncombatants OCHA Office organizations Overview peace Peace Corps personnel planning Point of Contact political private voluntary organizations programs protection PSYOPS PVOS Red Cross refugees representatives response situation soldiers task force threat tion transportation U.S. Army U.S. forces U.S. government agencies U.S. military UNHCR UNICEF United Nations USAID vehicle weapons
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