Combating WMD JIC

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Combating WMD JIC
UNCLASSIFIED

• MAJ Randy Klingaman
• USSTRATCOM Center for Combating WMD
• 9 January 2007

UNCLASSIFIED
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Overview of Concept

• Military Problem The JFC lacks the full range of
  capabilities to proactively and comprehensively
  dissuade, defeat, deter or mitigate the actions
  of multiple networks of WMD seekers, possessors,
  and proliferators. These networks
• Are multifunctional and multidimensional
• Consist of state and, increasingly, independent
  non-state actors
• Are dynamic, adaptive and can be transnational
• Have differing motivations and desired
  endstates
• Operate in secrecy to avoid detection and
  counter-action
• Scope This JIC describes how a JFC will conduct
  future (8-20 years) CWMD operations within a
  Joint, Interagency, and Multinational context.
  The JIC addresses integration of military
  capabilities through the synchronization of CWMD
  mission areas and strategic enablers (as
  described in the NMS-CWMD) against WMD network
  functions
• Finance Science and Technology
• Logistics Weapons delivery
• Intelligence, surveillance and Command and
  control
• reconnaissance

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Overview of Concept

• Proposed Solution CWMD requires a comprehensive
  understanding of WMD actors and execution of a
  wide-ranging campaign that integrates all
  elements of USG, allied, and partner national
  power
• Ends The United States, its forces, allies,
  partners and interests are neither coerced nor
  attacked by WMD
• Ways The JFC, in support of Unified Action,
  will direct the simultaneous and synchronized
  application of lethal and non-lethal
  capabilities across multiple domains against
  enabling networks to meet Military Strategic
  Objectives described in NMS-CWMD
• Means Fully Integrated US and non-US
  capabilities linked across components and
  echelons of command and enabled by a common
  information environment

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Way Ahead
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