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USEUCOM Overview
COL Gary Owens ECRA-OP 1
Outline 1. ECRA Operations Organization 2. USEUCOM Overview 3. Theater Security Cooperation Overview 4. World View 5. TSC Activities
2
Operations and Exercises Division (Office of the Senior Guard Advisor) COL Gary Owens Senior Guard Advisor Division Chief Supervision Oversight
AMHS/DMS
LTC Richard Lebell Deputy Chief
DV Tracking Asst TEPMIS
Workflow Resources/Budget
Asst OPS Reports Office Admin Office Security, Property, IMPAC
MAJ Michael Gardner SPP/Operations Officer
Operations NCO Vacant MAJ Jim Benjamin SPP/Operations Officer
Operations Officer
Operations Officer
SPP Desk Officer
SPP Desk Officer
ECJ4-ID
ECJ4-ID
ECJ5-E, M
ECJ5-E, M
TEPMIS Activity Mgr
RC Contribution Report
Protocol
Protocol
3
CW4 / Vacant Personnel Supervisor MAJ Mike Hammer SPP/Operations Officer
ARNG Personnel Records in Europe Liaison w/JERU ADSW Management EUCOM NG SPP Report
Automation SPP Report TAG Conference
LTC / Vacant (2) Ops/Exercise
Protocol and DV visits Public Affairs TAGs SPP Conference Special Projects
United States European Command Mission Unified Command Plan
USNORTHCOM
US C
USEUCOM
EN TC OM
Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Germany
USPACOM
USSOUTHCOM
• Maintain ready y or in ready forces forces for for full full spectrum operations (unilaterall (unilaterally concert with coalition partners) • Enhance transatlantic security through support of NATO • Promote regional regional stability stability • Counter terrorism • Advance U.S. interests in the AOR 4
EUCOM Area of Responsibility Eurasia Western Europe Kazakhstan
Southeast Europe
PACOM AOR
North Africa
CENTCOM AOR West Africa
Commander ’s Vision Commander’s Vision & & Priorities Priorities
Central Africa
92 92 Countries Countries •• 35% ’s landmass 35% of of earth earth’s landmass •• 60% ’s coastline 60% of of planet planet’s coastline •• 20% ’s waters 20% of of the the Earth Earth’s waters •• 23% of world population 23% of world population
East Africa
•• Europe Europe as as aa global global partner partner •• Africa -sufficient and Africa that that is is self self-sufficient and stable stable •• Broader Broader Middle Middle East East at at peace peace
South Africa
•• TTransformed ransformed and and expeditionary expeditionary USEUCOM USEUCOM •• Capable Capable regional regional security security organizations organizations General General James James L. L. Jones Jones
5 Unclassified
EUCOM Organization The only forward deployed Geographic Combatant Command (GCC) HQ
SACEUR SACEUR Mons, Mons, Belgium Belgium USAFE USAFE Ramstein, Ramstein, Germany Germany
USEUCOM USEUCOM Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Germany
USAREUR USAREUR Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany Germany
Military Strength
USAREUR 62,000 USAREUR 62,000 USAFE 29,700 USAFE 29,700 NAVEUR 18,500 NAVEUR 18,500 MARFOREUR 150 MARFOREUR 150 SOCEUR 2,418 SOCEUR 2,418 Reserve/NG (daily avg) 4,500 Reserve/NG (daily avg) 4,500 TOTAL 117,268 TOTAL 117,268
MARFOREUR MARFOREUR Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Germany SOCEUR SOCEUR Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Germany 6
NAVEUR NAVEUR Naples, Naples, Italy Italy
New World Order 1989-1991
•• Stability Stability created created by by Marshall Marshall Plan, Plan, NATO, NATO, European European integration integration •• Collapse Collapse of of communism communism and and Soviet Soviet threat threat •• "End "End of of History": History": triumph triumph of of liberal liberal democracy, democracy, free free market market capitalism capitalism •• US US sole sole super super power power
7 Unclassified
New World Order 1989-1991
Transdnestr
Chechnya
Abkhazia Kosovo Yugoslavia
9/11
South Ossetia
Nagorno-Karabakh
Intifada
Khobar Towers
Algeria Ethiopia-Eritrea USS Cole Sierra Leone Rwanda
Liberia Congo-B
Somalia
Inter -state conflict Inter-state conflict Civil Civil war/insurgency/separatism war/insurgency/separatism Terrorism Terrorism **Globalsecurity.org Globalsecurity.org database database
DROC Embassy Bombings Burundi Angola
8 Unclassified
•• Incidence Incidence of of major major conflicts conflicts decreases decreases •• Small Small scale scale contingencies contingencies and and intra -state conflict intra-state conflict dominate dominate •• Globalization diversifies Globalization diversifies threats: threats: -- terrorism terrorism -- WMD WMD proliferation proliferation -- organized organized crime crime
"The Gap" (Arc of Instability)
USNORTHCOM
USEUCOM
USCENTCOM
USSOUTHCOM
9
•• Andes Andes & & Caribbean Caribbean Basin Basin •• Africa Africa •• Middle Middle East East •• Central Central & & South South Asia Asia •• Western Western Pacific Pacific Rim Rim
USPACOM
** From From The The Pentagon's Pentagon's New New Map Map by by Thomas Thomas Barnett Barnett
New Strategic Environment London
Nalchik
The The West West Madrid
NagornoKarabakh
Russia Russia Hydrocarbons
Caucasus/Black Caucasus/Black Sea Sea Afghanistan
Demography French riots
Iran GSPC
Middle Middle East East
Liberia
Africa Africa AIDS Gulf Of Guinea
= Strategic choke point
10
Darfur
Israel-Palestine
Iraq
Challenges Challenges •• WMD WMD and and terrorism terrorism •• Emerging Emerging democracies democracies •• Regional Regional stability stability and and security security •• Relationship Relationship with with Russia Russia •• HIV HIV and and AIDS AIDS •• Resource Resource security security
EUCOM Strategic Vision Berlin Berlin Plus Plus
Capable regional security organizations AU AU Standby Standby Force Force
Self -sufficient and stable Africa Self-sufficient
11 Unclassified
•• Europe Europe as as global global partner partner
•• Transformed, expeditionary Transformed,NRF expeditionary NATO NATO & & EUCOM EUCOM
Stable Middle East
EUCOM Theater Security Cooperation Process Overview
12
Why Security Cooperation?
• Security Cooperation supports near-term (1-5 years) and longterm (out to 30 years) strategic GWOT objectives • Builds understanding and consensus on terrorist threat • Promotes security, stability, and hope (self-determination) • “Share and care” • Democratic ideals
13
CinC’s View of SC We must defeat the terrorists on the battlefield, and we must also defeat them in the battle of ideas. We must change the conditions that allow terrorists to flourish and recruit, by spreading the hope of freedom to millions who’ve never known it. We must help raise up the failing states and stagnant societies that provide fertile ground for the terrorists. We must defend and extend a vision of human dignity, and opportunity, and prosperity—a vision far stronger than the appeal of dark resentment and murder…Across the world, hearts and minds are opening to the message of human liberty as never before.
President George W. Bush, UN Headquarters, 14 Sep 05
14
Commander’s Vision We seek a Europe that is a global partner for peace and security, an Africa that is self-sufficient and stable, and a Middle East at peace founded on a transformed, expeditionary EUCOM advancing US interests forward that promotes regional security and stability, through enduring cooperation with a transforming and expanding NATO, the development of other capable regional security organizations, and effective security cooperation programs. General James L. Jones
15
National Security Strategy • National Security Strategy reflects our values, national interests • Goals • Political and economic freedom • Peaceful relations with other states • Respect for human dignity • The United States will • Champion aspirations for human dignity • Strengthen alliances to defeat terrorism • Work with others to defuse regional conflicts • Prevent threats from WMD • Foster economic growth through free markets and free trade • Expand development through opening societies and democratic infrastructure 16
TSC Strategy Priorities • EUCOM will: • Implement OSD SCG with war on terrorism as first priority • Counter proliferation of CBRNE weapons as second priority • Safeguard US leadership and strengthen NATO as the preeminent European security institution • Promote the integration of Ukraine and the Caucasus states into NATO while building a stronger relationship with Russia • Work with European allies and with African regional organizations to foster security, stability, and hope • Expand clearinghouse initiatives in Africa, the South Caucasus, and Southeastern Europe • Win “hearts and minds” while protecting US interests
17
TSC “Big Picture” • National Security Strategy • National Defense Strategy • National Military Strategy
EUCOM’s Strategic Objectives and Desired Effects
• OSD Security Cooperation (SC) Guidance
• Theater Security Cooperation Strategy • Regional Strategies • Country Campaign Plans 18
EUCOM TSC Plans EUCOM Strategic Objectives
EUCOM TSC Strategy
Country Campaign Plans
19
EUCOM Theater Strategy
Europe, Eurasia
Regional Strategies (RSs)
CCPs
MPPs
• • • • • • • •
Three RSs for Europe, Eurasia Initiatives
GWOT Counter-proliferation Transformation Force posture Trained and ready force NATO requirements Maritime interdiction Exercise program
Africa
Five RSs for Africa
Example: Western Africa RS
CCPs
MPPs
Initiatives
Example: Gulf of Guinea Initiative (in RS)
Country Categorization (1 of 2) • Supporting Partners • Nations having similar capabilities and interests as the United States • In coordination with the US Ambassador and Country Team, our aim is to synchronize their SC efforts with ours • Leverage their SC efforts (no TSC resources expended on them) • Priority Partners • Our primary TSC focus—EUCOM’s emphasis countries • Nations which offer best return on our TSC investment • In coordination with the US Ambassador and Country Team, our intent is to develop committed, capable partners • Participants in regional coalitions, with or without US presence, capable of resolving regional issues 20
Categorizing Countries (2 of 2) • Cooperation Countries • Our secondary TSC effort • Ensure the presence of regional access points • Strong support for US policies, activities in their regions • TSCTI Countries • Receive priority consideration for GWOT efforts through OEF-TS • These four countries are elevated above Contact Countries for OEF-TS priorities • MAR, DZA, TUN, NGA are EUCOM Priority Partners and SEN is a EUCOM Cooperation Country • Contact Countries • Country Team attention • Goal is to maintain contact and foster relations 21
EUCOM Country Prioritization
Categories
92 Countries • 35% of earth’s landmass 50 million sq km of land
Supporting Partners Priority Partners Cooperation Countries TSCTI Countries
• 60% of planet’s coastline
Contact Countries
• 23% of world population
220,000 km of coastline
• 20% of Earth’s waters 70 million sq km of water 1.4 billion inhabitants
22
EUCOM Supporting Partner Countries
France Germany Italy Netherlands Spain UK FOUO 23
EUCOM Priority Partner Countries
Algeria Angola Botswana Ghana Morocco Nigeria Rwanda South Africa Tunisia Uganda FOUO 24
Azerbaijan Bulgaria Georgia Israel Poland Romania Russia Turkey Ukraine
EUCOM Cooperation Countries
Cameroon Gabon Liberia Sao Tome Senegal Tanzania Zambia FOUO 25
Belgium Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland Greece Hungary Iceland
Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Moldova Norway Portugal Slovakia Slovenia
EUCOM Contact Countries
Albania Armenia Austria Belarus Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Cyprus Ireland Macedonia Serbia Sweden Switzerland FOUO 26
Benin Burkina Faso Burundi Cape Verde Central African Rep Chad Cote D’Ivoire Republic of the Congo Democratic Republic of the Congo Equatorial Guinea The Gambia Guinea
Guinea-Bissau Lesotho Libya Malawi Mali Mauritania Mozambique Namibia Niger Sierra Leone Swaziland Togo Zimbabwe
EUCOM AOR Regions
Europe Western Europe South East Europe Eurasia
Africa North Region West Region Central Region East Region South Region
27
19 European Partnerships Pennsylvania & Lithuania
Michigan & Latvia
Maryland & Estonia
Illinois & Poland
Indiana & Slovakia
N. Carolina & Moldova
Texas & Nebraska & Czech Rep.
Georgia & Rep. Of Georgia Oklahoma & Azerbaijan
Ohio & Hungary
Kansas & Armenia
Colorado & Slovenia
Minnesota & Croatia
28
California & Ukraine
Maryland & BiH
New Jersey & Albania
Tennessee & Vermont Bulgaria & FYRoM Ohio & Serbia
Alabama & Romania
( Pending SOFA Signature)
5 African Partnerships Utah & Morocco
Wyoming & Tunisia
North Dakota & Ghana
California & Nigeria
CA / Nigeria SPP established April 2006
29
New York & S. Africa
EUCOM TSC Activities • EUCOM conducts TSC throughout the AOR using various activities • Influence Activity: An activity under EUCOM management which contributes to EUCOM TSC objectives • EUCOM plans, schedules, funds, sources, requests, and monitors these activities • Goals • Establish priorities in coordination with TSC objectives • Assist Activity Managers—provide a guide for resource allocation • Overall Goal • Maintain awareness on all US Government activities within the EUCOM AOR to present a consistent and deconflicted message to host countries • JIACG seen as vehicle to coordinate interagency TSC efforts 30
Influence Activities (1 of 2)
• Multinational Training • Maritime Law Enforcement, Safety, and Security Training • Counter Drug and Narcotics Training • Security Assistance • Foreign Military Finance Grants • Security Assistance Education and Training • Counter Terrorism Fellowship Program
• Multinational Exercises • Africa / Mid-East Exercises • European Exercises • Joint Combined Exchange Training • Joint Force HQ Training 31
• Defense and Military Contacts • Chaplain Program • Intelligence Security Cooperation • Joint Contact Team Program • Military HIV / AIDS Prevention • Military-to-Military Contacts • National Guard State Partnership Program • Port Visits and VIP Ship Rider Program • Senior Officer / Senior Defense Official Visits
• Humanitarian Assistance • Humanitarian Assistance– Property, De-mining, and Civic Assistance
Influence Activities (2 of 2)
• Information Operations
• Multinational Education
• Regional Center (Marshall and Africa Center) Programs for: • Democracy Building • Graduate Support • Outreach and Consulting • Advanced Security Studies • Terrorism and Security Studies • Senior and Mid-Level Professional Military Education • Other Security Cooperation • Senior Executive Seminar Activities • Ambassador Roundtables • Exercise Related Construction • DATT / FAO Training • Regional Maritime Awareness • National Security / National Capability Military Strategy Training • • • •
Combat Camera European / African Defense Forum Magazine Information Operations Training and Development • Military Information Support Team • Rewards Program • Web-based Information Programs
32
Questions ?
33
COL Gary Owens ECRA-OP 1
Outline 1. ECRA Operations Organization 2. USEUCOM Overview 3. Theater Security Cooperation Overview 4. World View 5. TSC Activities
2
Operations and Exercises Division (Office of the Senior Guard Advisor) COL Gary Owens Senior Guard Advisor Division Chief Supervision Oversight
AMHS/DMS
LTC Richard Lebell Deputy Chief
DV Tracking Asst TEPMIS
Workflow Resources/Budget
Asst OPS Reports Office Admin Office Security, Property, IMPAC
MAJ Michael Gardner SPP/Operations Officer
Operations NCO Vacant MAJ Jim Benjamin SPP/Operations Officer
Operations Officer
Operations Officer
SPP Desk Officer
SPP Desk Officer
ECJ4-ID
ECJ4-ID
ECJ5-E, M
ECJ5-E, M
TEPMIS Activity Mgr
RC Contribution Report
Protocol
Protocol
3
CW4 / Vacant Personnel Supervisor MAJ Mike Hammer SPP/Operations Officer
ARNG Personnel Records in Europe Liaison w/JERU ADSW Management EUCOM NG SPP Report
Automation SPP Report TAG Conference
LTC / Vacant (2) Ops/Exercise
Protocol and DV visits Public Affairs TAGs SPP Conference Special Projects
United States European Command Mission Unified Command Plan
USNORTHCOM
US C
USEUCOM
EN TC OM
Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Germany
USPACOM
USSOUTHCOM
• Maintain ready y or in ready forces forces for for full full spectrum operations (unilaterall (unilaterally concert with coalition partners) • Enhance transatlantic security through support of NATO • Promote regional regional stability stability • Counter terrorism • Advance U.S. interests in the AOR 4
EUCOM Area of Responsibility Eurasia Western Europe Kazakhstan
Southeast Europe
PACOM AOR
North Africa
CENTCOM AOR West Africa
Commander ’s Vision Commander’s Vision & & Priorities Priorities
Central Africa
92 92 Countries Countries •• 35% ’s landmass 35% of of earth earth’s landmass •• 60% ’s coastline 60% of of planet planet’s coastline •• 20% ’s waters 20% of of the the Earth Earth’s waters •• 23% of world population 23% of world population
East Africa
•• Europe Europe as as aa global global partner partner •• Africa -sufficient and Africa that that is is self self-sufficient and stable stable •• Broader Broader Middle Middle East East at at peace peace
South Africa
•• TTransformed ransformed and and expeditionary expeditionary USEUCOM USEUCOM •• Capable Capable regional regional security security organizations organizations General General James James L. L. Jones Jones
5 Unclassified
EUCOM Organization The only forward deployed Geographic Combatant Command (GCC) HQ
SACEUR SACEUR Mons, Mons, Belgium Belgium USAFE USAFE Ramstein, Ramstein, Germany Germany
USEUCOM USEUCOM Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Germany
USAREUR USAREUR Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany Germany
Military Strength
USAREUR 62,000 USAREUR 62,000 USAFE 29,700 USAFE 29,700 NAVEUR 18,500 NAVEUR 18,500 MARFOREUR 150 MARFOREUR 150 SOCEUR 2,418 SOCEUR 2,418 Reserve/NG (daily avg) 4,500 Reserve/NG (daily avg) 4,500 TOTAL 117,268 TOTAL 117,268
MARFOREUR MARFOREUR Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Germany SOCEUR SOCEUR Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Germany 6
NAVEUR NAVEUR Naples, Naples, Italy Italy
New World Order 1989-1991
•• Stability Stability created created by by Marshall Marshall Plan, Plan, NATO, NATO, European European integration integration •• Collapse Collapse of of communism communism and and Soviet Soviet threat threat •• "End "End of of History": History": triumph triumph of of liberal liberal democracy, democracy, free free market market capitalism capitalism •• US US sole sole super super power power
7 Unclassified
New World Order 1989-1991
Transdnestr
Chechnya
Abkhazia Kosovo Yugoslavia
9/11
South Ossetia
Nagorno-Karabakh
Intifada
Khobar Towers
Algeria Ethiopia-Eritrea USS Cole Sierra Leone Rwanda
Liberia Congo-B
Somalia
Inter -state conflict Inter-state conflict Civil Civil war/insurgency/separatism war/insurgency/separatism Terrorism Terrorism **Globalsecurity.org Globalsecurity.org database database
DROC Embassy Bombings Burundi Angola
8 Unclassified
•• Incidence Incidence of of major major conflicts conflicts decreases decreases •• Small Small scale scale contingencies contingencies and and intra -state conflict intra-state conflict dominate dominate •• Globalization diversifies Globalization diversifies threats: threats: -- terrorism terrorism -- WMD WMD proliferation proliferation -- organized organized crime crime
"The Gap" (Arc of Instability)
USNORTHCOM
USEUCOM
USCENTCOM
USSOUTHCOM
9
•• Andes Andes & & Caribbean Caribbean Basin Basin •• Africa Africa •• Middle Middle East East •• Central Central & & South South Asia Asia •• Western Western Pacific Pacific Rim Rim
USPACOM
** From From The The Pentagon's Pentagon's New New Map Map by by Thomas Thomas Barnett Barnett
New Strategic Environment London
Nalchik
The The West West Madrid
NagornoKarabakh
Russia Russia Hydrocarbons
Caucasus/Black Caucasus/Black Sea Sea Afghanistan
Demography French riots
Iran GSPC
Middle Middle East East
Liberia
Africa Africa AIDS Gulf Of Guinea
= Strategic choke point
10
Darfur
Israel-Palestine
Iraq
Challenges Challenges •• WMD WMD and and terrorism terrorism •• Emerging Emerging democracies democracies •• Regional Regional stability stability and and security security •• Relationship Relationship with with Russia Russia •• HIV HIV and and AIDS AIDS •• Resource Resource security security
EUCOM Strategic Vision Berlin Berlin Plus Plus
Capable regional security organizations AU AU Standby Standby Force Force
Self -sufficient and stable Africa Self-sufficient
11 Unclassified
•• Europe Europe as as global global partner partner
•• Transformed, expeditionary Transformed,NRF expeditionary NATO NATO & & EUCOM EUCOM
Stable Middle East
EUCOM Theater Security Cooperation Process Overview
12
Why Security Cooperation?
• Security Cooperation supports near-term (1-5 years) and longterm (out to 30 years) strategic GWOT objectives • Builds understanding and consensus on terrorist threat • Promotes security, stability, and hope (self-determination) • “Share and care” • Democratic ideals
13
CinC’s View of SC We must defeat the terrorists on the battlefield, and we must also defeat them in the battle of ideas. We must change the conditions that allow terrorists to flourish and recruit, by spreading the hope of freedom to millions who’ve never known it. We must help raise up the failing states and stagnant societies that provide fertile ground for the terrorists. We must defend and extend a vision of human dignity, and opportunity, and prosperity—a vision far stronger than the appeal of dark resentment and murder…Across the world, hearts and minds are opening to the message of human liberty as never before.
President George W. Bush, UN Headquarters, 14 Sep 05
14
Commander’s Vision We seek a Europe that is a global partner for peace and security, an Africa that is self-sufficient and stable, and a Middle East at peace founded on a transformed, expeditionary EUCOM advancing US interests forward that promotes regional security and stability, through enduring cooperation with a transforming and expanding NATO, the development of other capable regional security organizations, and effective security cooperation programs. General James L. Jones
15
National Security Strategy • National Security Strategy reflects our values, national interests • Goals • Political and economic freedom • Peaceful relations with other states • Respect for human dignity • The United States will • Champion aspirations for human dignity • Strengthen alliances to defeat terrorism • Work with others to defuse regional conflicts • Prevent threats from WMD • Foster economic growth through free markets and free trade • Expand development through opening societies and democratic infrastructure 16
TSC Strategy Priorities • EUCOM will: • Implement OSD SCG with war on terrorism as first priority • Counter proliferation of CBRNE weapons as second priority • Safeguard US leadership and strengthen NATO as the preeminent European security institution • Promote the integration of Ukraine and the Caucasus states into NATO while building a stronger relationship with Russia • Work with European allies and with African regional organizations to foster security, stability, and hope • Expand clearinghouse initiatives in Africa, the South Caucasus, and Southeastern Europe • Win “hearts and minds” while protecting US interests
17
TSC “Big Picture” • National Security Strategy • National Defense Strategy • National Military Strategy
EUCOM’s Strategic Objectives and Desired Effects
• OSD Security Cooperation (SC) Guidance
• Theater Security Cooperation Strategy • Regional Strategies • Country Campaign Plans 18
EUCOM TSC Plans EUCOM Strategic Objectives
EUCOM TSC Strategy
Country Campaign Plans
19
EUCOM Theater Strategy
Europe, Eurasia
Regional Strategies (RSs)
CCPs
MPPs
• • • • • • • •
Three RSs for Europe, Eurasia Initiatives
GWOT Counter-proliferation Transformation Force posture Trained and ready force NATO requirements Maritime interdiction Exercise program
Africa
Five RSs for Africa
Example: Western Africa RS
CCPs
MPPs
Initiatives
Example: Gulf of Guinea Initiative (in RS)
Country Categorization (1 of 2) • Supporting Partners • Nations having similar capabilities and interests as the United States • In coordination with the US Ambassador and Country Team, our aim is to synchronize their SC efforts with ours • Leverage their SC efforts (no TSC resources expended on them) • Priority Partners • Our primary TSC focus—EUCOM’s emphasis countries • Nations which offer best return on our TSC investment • In coordination with the US Ambassador and Country Team, our intent is to develop committed, capable partners • Participants in regional coalitions, with or without US presence, capable of resolving regional issues 20
Categorizing Countries (2 of 2) • Cooperation Countries • Our secondary TSC effort • Ensure the presence of regional access points • Strong support for US policies, activities in their regions • TSCTI Countries • Receive priority consideration for GWOT efforts through OEF-TS • These four countries are elevated above Contact Countries for OEF-TS priorities • MAR, DZA, TUN, NGA are EUCOM Priority Partners and SEN is a EUCOM Cooperation Country • Contact Countries • Country Team attention • Goal is to maintain contact and foster relations 21
EUCOM Country Prioritization
Categories
92 Countries • 35% of earth’s landmass 50 million sq km of land
Supporting Partners Priority Partners Cooperation Countries TSCTI Countries
• 60% of planet’s coastline
Contact Countries
• 23% of world population
220,000 km of coastline
• 20% of Earth’s waters 70 million sq km of water 1.4 billion inhabitants
22
EUCOM Supporting Partner Countries
France Germany Italy Netherlands Spain UK FOUO 23
EUCOM Priority Partner Countries
Algeria Angola Botswana Ghana Morocco Nigeria Rwanda South Africa Tunisia Uganda FOUO 24
Azerbaijan Bulgaria Georgia Israel Poland Romania Russia Turkey Ukraine
EUCOM Cooperation Countries
Cameroon Gabon Liberia Sao Tome Senegal Tanzania Zambia FOUO 25
Belgium Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland Greece Hungary Iceland
Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Moldova Norway Portugal Slovakia Slovenia
EUCOM Contact Countries
Albania Armenia Austria Belarus Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Cyprus Ireland Macedonia Serbia Sweden Switzerland FOUO 26
Benin Burkina Faso Burundi Cape Verde Central African Rep Chad Cote D’Ivoire Republic of the Congo Democratic Republic of the Congo Equatorial Guinea The Gambia Guinea
Guinea-Bissau Lesotho Libya Malawi Mali Mauritania Mozambique Namibia Niger Sierra Leone Swaziland Togo Zimbabwe
EUCOM AOR Regions
Europe Western Europe South East Europe Eurasia
Africa North Region West Region Central Region East Region South Region
27
19 European Partnerships Pennsylvania & Lithuania
Michigan & Latvia
Maryland & Estonia
Illinois & Poland
Indiana & Slovakia
N. Carolina & Moldova
Texas & Nebraska & Czech Rep.
Georgia & Rep. Of Georgia Oklahoma & Azerbaijan
Ohio & Hungary
Kansas & Armenia
Colorado & Slovenia
Minnesota & Croatia
28
California & Ukraine
Maryland & BiH
New Jersey & Albania
Tennessee & Vermont Bulgaria & FYRoM Ohio & Serbia
Alabama & Romania
( Pending SOFA Signature)
5 African Partnerships Utah & Morocco
Wyoming & Tunisia
North Dakota & Ghana
California & Nigeria
CA / Nigeria SPP established April 2006
29
New York & S. Africa
EUCOM TSC Activities • EUCOM conducts TSC throughout the AOR using various activities • Influence Activity: An activity under EUCOM management which contributes to EUCOM TSC objectives • EUCOM plans, schedules, funds, sources, requests, and monitors these activities • Goals • Establish priorities in coordination with TSC objectives • Assist Activity Managers—provide a guide for resource allocation • Overall Goal • Maintain awareness on all US Government activities within the EUCOM AOR to present a consistent and deconflicted message to host countries • JIACG seen as vehicle to coordinate interagency TSC efforts 30
Influence Activities (1 of 2)
• Multinational Training • Maritime Law Enforcement, Safety, and Security Training • Counter Drug and Narcotics Training • Security Assistance • Foreign Military Finance Grants • Security Assistance Education and Training • Counter Terrorism Fellowship Program
• Multinational Exercises • Africa / Mid-East Exercises • European Exercises • Joint Combined Exchange Training • Joint Force HQ Training 31
• Defense and Military Contacts • Chaplain Program • Intelligence Security Cooperation • Joint Contact Team Program • Military HIV / AIDS Prevention • Military-to-Military Contacts • National Guard State Partnership Program • Port Visits and VIP Ship Rider Program • Senior Officer / Senior Defense Official Visits
• Humanitarian Assistance • Humanitarian Assistance– Property, De-mining, and Civic Assistance
Influence Activities (2 of 2)
• Information Operations
• Multinational Education
• Regional Center (Marshall and Africa Center) Programs for: • Democracy Building • Graduate Support • Outreach and Consulting • Advanced Security Studies • Terrorism and Security Studies • Senior and Mid-Level Professional Military Education • Other Security Cooperation • Senior Executive Seminar Activities • Ambassador Roundtables • Exercise Related Construction • DATT / FAO Training • Regional Maritime Awareness • National Security / National Capability Military Strategy Training • • • •
Combat Camera European / African Defense Forum Magazine Information Operations Training and Development • Military Information Support Team • Rewards Program • Web-based Information Programs
32
Questions ?
33
