Setting Our Course in the Terror War: Symposium Report, 29-31 October 2001
Abstract
The Naval War College conducted a symposium, "Setting Our Course In the Terror War," 29-31 October 2001. It featured a series of speakers and panels, including representatives from the Navy, Coast Guard, and Joint commands and civilian specialists. The keynote address, delivered by Admiral Vernon E. Clark, was titled "Naval Missions in the New Strategic Environment." Panels addressed the following topics: Strategy over the Next Five Years: Threats and Missions; Navy Contributions to Homeland Defense; The Submarine Campaign; Long-Term Implications for the Navy of the Current Conflicts; Naval Offensive Counter-Terror Operations; and Naval Operational Concepts Beyond the Terror War. Key observations are summarized for the following topic areas: Continuing value of sea power; Need to balance roles, support U.S. Coast Guard; Maritime intercept operations (MIO); Logistics; Information operations (IO) and public diplomacy; Intelligence; International cooperation; Security; Continuing budget issues; Transformation; Acquisition process; and Deployments.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2001
- Accession Number
- ADA430604
Entities
People
- Rodney P. Rempt
Organizations
- Naval War College