CGSC Initiatives

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CGSC Initiatives

• Counterinsurgency Chair
• Interagency Participation
• AOASF JPME-II

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Congressman Skelton Counterinsurgency Chair

• Member of CGSC faculty that provides expertise,
  promotes dialogue and linkages to various
  organizations relating to the subject of
  Counterinsurgency.
• Combined Arms Center Linkages (Lessons Learned,
  Best Practices, etc)
• Educational Linkages (Joint, Service,
  Universities, Colleges, etc)
• Centers of Excellence supporting COIN (DOD,
  DOS, Joint, etc)
• Draft legislation proposal includes funding
  (150,000 a year to include out years)
• CAC Commanders goal is to complete legislation
  and announce at CGSOC Graduation 16 Jun 06

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Increase Interagency Participation

• Guest speakers include over 100 current/former
  IA senior reps
• Maintain MOA with DoS allowing for up to 4 DoS
  students per AY
• Dr. Judy Jones1 coordinates directly with USAID
  on behalf of DoS
• CGSCs DJMO2 coordinates directly with the DIA
  and CIA
• LTG Odierno (Assistant to CJCS) committed to
  rally participation
• During course exercise, executed first JIACGs3
  with reps from OSD, DoS, DoJ, USAID, DTRA and
  DIA
• CGSC Commandant sending letters of invitation to
  16 interagencies

1Full-time DoS Career Foreign Service Officer on
CGSC staff 2Department of Joint Multinational
Operations 3Joint Interagency Coordination Groups
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Commandants Letters of Invitation

• Agency for International Development
• Central Intelligence Agency
• Defense Intelligence Agency
• Defense Security Cooperation Agency
• Defense Threat Reduction Agency
• Department of Justice
• Drug Enforcement Administration
• Federal Bureau of Investigation
• National Security Agency
• Office of the Director of National Intelligence
• Secretary of Homeland Security
• Secretary of State
• Secretary of the Treasury
• U.S. Coast Guard
• U.S. Secret Service
• U.S. Customs and Border Protection

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AOASF JPME-II

• 2005 NDAA and OPMEP grant SLCs authority to award
  JPME-II
• CGSCs SAMS teaches two advance programs
• Advanced Military Studies Program (ILE
  following-on course)
• Advanced Operational Arts and Studies Fellowship
  (SLC-level)
• OPMEP does not grant fellowships authority to
  award JPME-II
• CGSC is staffing a proposal to establish AOASF as
  a JPME-II course
• Appropriate language must be sponsored in the
  forthcoming NDAA

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Proposed NDAA Language
1 TITLE VMILITARY PERSONNEL
POLICY -------------------------------------------
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5 Subtitle EProfessional Military
Education ----------------------------------------
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- 17 SEC. 541. IMPROVEMENT TO PROFESSIONAL
MILITARY EDUCATION IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
DEFENSE ------------------------------------------
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1 CHAPTER 107PROFESSIONAL MILITARY
EDUCATION 3 2151. Definitions 16 (b)
OTHER DEFINITIONS.In this chapter 17 (1)
The term senior level service school means 18
any of the following 19 (A) The Army War
College. 20 (B) The College of Naval
Warfare. 21 (C) The Air War College. 22
(D) The Marine Corps University. (E)
Service-recognized equivalent fellowships such as
the Armys Advanced Operational Art Studies
Fellowship (AOASF), advanced military schools and
international military colleges.
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Interagency CGSC Students

• AY99-00 1 DoD
• AY00-01 0
• AY01-02 1 DoD, 1 DoS
• AY02-03 1 DoD
• AY03-04 1 DEA
• AY04-05 0
• AY05-06-1 1 DIA (in session)
• AY05-06-2 1 DIA (in session)
• AY06-07-1 2 DoS (projected)

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Advanced Operational Arts and Studies Fellowship
(AOASF)

• Produces competent senior leaders who
• Understand and can leverage the multi-national,
  joint, and interagency contemporary operational
  environment for accomplishment of national
  security objectives, including success in current
  operations
• Are knowledgeable of joint doctrine for
  theater-strategic and JTF planning
• Can apply land power, air power, maritime,
  special operations, and information components of
  modern operations
• Are confident in their ability to plan large
  formation operations across the spectrum of
  conflict
• Can lead planning groups, to include teaching
  and mentoring junior officers, in appropriate
  planning skills and tactical, operational, and
  theater-strategic analysis