Experimentation in Support of DoD's Homeland Defense and Civil Support Joint Operating Concept (CSL Issue Paper, Volume 12-08, October 2008)
Abstract
On 23 and 24 September 2008, the Center for Strategic Leadership hosted a "Limited Objective Experiment" (LOE) in support of the validation and refinement of the Department of Defense's (DoD) Homeland Defense and Civil Support Joint Operating Concept (HD-CS JOC). The event was the fourth in a series that envisions a total of 12 such experiments, all designed to help describe how Joint Force Commanders will conduct and support operations in this regime eight to twenty years in the future. Previous LOE's were hosted and facilitated by the National Defense University and the Naval Postgraduate School's Center for Homeland Defense and Security. The last two experiments have been hosted and conducted by CSL at Collins Hall. Each of the four experiments has had a specific focus surrounding the development of the future JOC. The first LOE, conducted in June 2007, was centered on Unity of Effort in the federal interagency community, addressing particularly the need for a national level plan to integrate and coordinate efforts among those agencies. LOE 2 was conducted in Monterey, California, and focused on the Lines of Effort currently associated with the JOC-Detect, Deter, Prevent, Defeat and Support. That forum was asked to validate whether or not those lines of effort fulfill the foreseen requirements for the Joint Force Commander in homeland defense and civil support. Immediate feedback from that LOE, particularly from representatives outside of DoD, indicated that was not the case with regard to the Department's requirement for Civil Support. Accordingly, a separate "excursion" of select representatives from across the interagency was convened in Colorado Springs to take a closer look in determining the line(s) of effort required toward that end.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2008
- Accession Number
- ADA509056
Entities
People
- Bert B. Tussing
Organizations
- United States Army War College