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3		20140214045900	https://web.archive.org/web/20140214045900/http://www.defence.gov.au/adc/docs/cdf_conf2010/CDFConf_101214_COIN_LtGenMulholland.ppt	2014-02-14	2014-02-14	404	Full Spectrum Capabilities ?ARSOF ?Formations and Core Tasks ?Post 9/11 Activities ?Full Spectrum Capable ?Unconventional Warfare (UW) ?Foreign Internal Defense (FID) ?Afghanistan ?Post 9/11 Unconventional Warfare Operations ?Today – Support to COIN through FID Activities ? US ARMY NAT'L GUARD USASOC 1 SFG 3 SFG 5 SFG 7 SFG 10 SFG 19 SFG 20 SFG 1SWTG 1SWTG USASFC USASFC 95th 95th CA BDE CA BDE 160 160th th SOAR SOAR 528th 528th SUSTAINMENT SUSTAINMENT BDE (A) BDE (A) 75 75th th RGR RGR RGMT RGMT 44th th MISG MISG SOMTG SOMTG USAJFKSWCS USAJFKSWCS Core Tasks Unconventional Warfare Foreign Internal Defense Counter Terrorism Direct Action Special Reconnaissance Civil Affairs Military Information Support SOUTHCOM 13 COUNTRIES 22 MISSIONS EMBASSY SPT 12 MISSIONS NORTHCOM 1 COUNTRY 2 MISSIONS EMBASSY SPT 1 MISSION EUCOM 12 COUNTRIES 25 MISSIONS EMBASSY SPT 1 MISSION CENTCOM 12 COUNTRIES 45 MISSIONS EMBASSY SPT 12 MISSIONS UNCLASS/FOUO AFRICOM 10 COUNTRIES 13 MISSIONS EMBASSY SPT 22 MISSIONS PACOM 13 COUNTRIES 21 MISSIONS EMBASSY SPT 17 MISSIONS 5,606 ARSOF SOLDIERS 128 Missions 61 Countries 5,606 ARSOF SOLDIERS 128 Missions 61 Countries Unconventional Warfare and Foreign Internal Defense Army Special Operations Core Tasks ARSOF Unconventional Warfare and Foreign Internal Defense Army Special Operations Core Tasks Coerce, Disrupt or Overthrow a Government or Occupying Power - Through, by, with indigenous forces and infrastructure Improve a Nation State’s Security Apparatus - Train, advise, assist - COIN environment U.S. Army Special Operations Forces provide our Nation with unique capabilities to support a range of policy options re: supporting or countering an insurgency, enabled and/or partnered with GPF, Joint, Interagency, Interdepartmental and Multinational (JIIM) capabilities • Dec 1979 – Soviet 40th Army invasion • 1970/80’s – Volatile political situation • Feb 1989 – Soviets depart • Spring 1994 - Taliban movement forms in Kandahar •Taliban systematically gain control of the country • 1997 – Anti-Taliban Northern Alliance formed • 2000 - Civil War in Afghanistan • 9/9/2001 – Massoud assassinated • 9/11/2001 – United States attacked • Oct 2001 – US commences combat operations in Afghanistan •Initiated by an Unconventional Warfare campaign • • Sep 2001 - 5th SFG forms CJSOTF-N (TF- Dagger) •C2 of SOF operations • Oct 2001 - TF-Dagger base established at K2 airbase in Uzbekistan • 16 Oct 2001 – Combat Operations commence •Two SF ODAs and Rangers inserted into Afghanistan •Two key Northern Alliance warlords, Rashid Dostum and Fahim Khan engaged •ODA 595 supports Dostum, ODA 555 supports Khan •CDR TF Dagger deploys two Bn CDRs – advisors to warlords: “Control the Political Battlefield” • ODA 595 Dostum ODA 555 Fahim Khan Kabul TF-Dagger K2 Airbase OBJ Gecko OBJ Rhino Rangers • Operational Summary: •Rapid movement and success •10 Nov 2001 – Dostum with 10-15K fighters, seizes Mazar-e-Sharif •Six ODAs supporting efforts of distinct tribal faction counterparts fighting throughout the country •07 Dec 2001 – ODA 574 supports Hamid Karzai, ODA 583 supports Gul Aga Sherzai -- drove the Taliban out of Kandahar and seize control of Kabul •10 Dec 2001 – US Embassy reopened in Kabul •Jan 2002 – Taliban overthrown by SF- supported Northern Alliance • Feb 2002 - 3rd SFG replaces 5th SFG as CJSOTF • SF transitions to FID mission • Australia TF 64 ODA 595 Dostum ODA 555 Fahim Khan Kabul TF-Dagger K2 Airbase Kandahar ODA 585 Burilla Khan ODA 534 Mohammed Atta ODA 574 Hamid Karzai Australian TF 64 ODA 534 Mohammed Atta ARSOF OEF Disposition 2 1 1 2 2 2 3 2 5 1 5 1 9 2 0 RC East RC West RC South RC North RC SW 2 4 Full Spectrum Application CT - Threat Network Destruction PN Capacity Building & Professionalization Intelligence Fusion Unconventional Warfare FID – Capacity Building Threat Network Destruction	application/vnd.ms-powerpoint	200	http://www.defence.gov.au/adc/docs/cdf_conf2010/CDFConf_101214_COIN_LtGenMulholland.ppt	au,gov,defence)/adc/docs/cdf_conf2010/cdfconf_101214_coin_ltgenmulholland.ppt	Q6KAOGLUXCC3VMI4IYRXSZUWMUOCMBU3	11602196	domains/defence-gov-au/powerpoints/original/au-gov-defence-adc-docs-cdf-conf2010-cdfconf-101214-coin-ltgenmulholland-ppt-20140214045900.ppt