AUSTRIAN ARMED FORCES INTERNATIONAL CENTRE AUTINT

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1 AUSTRIAN ARMED FORCES INTERNATIONAL CENTRE AUTINT COURSE GUIDE SCHUTZ & HILFE

2 AUTINT Under near operational conditions 24h / Day 12 Months / Year 2

3 Commanding Officer On behalf of the staff and instructors, welcome to the Austrian Armed Forces International Centre (AUTINT). We are sure that you will find the course you are about to take professionally rewarding. The AUTINT is a competence centre for PO, and since 1999 it has been a PfP Training & Education Centre (PTC). It conducts operations preparation courses and follow-ups for POs, as well as for humanitarian and disaster relief operations. The Austrian Armed Forces International Centre is committed to provide the best possible training environment and contributes to help developing closer relations between partner nations and other countries. Your comments regarding the course content will ultimately benefit future participants. At the end of the course you will be in the best position to provide us with your feedback. Therefore, we encourage you to devote the necessary time and energy to the course evaluation and follow-up surveys. Continued effectiveness of our training depends on it. I wish you good luck and hope you will enjoy your stay in Austria. Claus AMON MSD Colonel Commanding Officer 3

4 GENERAL INFORMATION Since 1960, the Austrian Armed Forces (AAF) have gained 48 years of experience in Crisis Response Operations (CRO), Peace Operations (PO), with a participation of more than 70,000 Austrian troops in numerous missions all over the world. For that purpose our soldiers undergo specific training. The AAF main focus within the enhanced Partnership for Peace (PfP) is to achieve interoperability, primarily for CROs. The AAF have long-standing experience with multinational forces on battalion level. The AAF participate in International EU-, NATO-, OSCE- and UN-led operations. Main Tasks: This includes: - Conducting CRO training with international participation and specific training assistance. - Conducting major parts of mission-specific CRO training and preparation, predeployment training, including key personnel- and Force Integration Training (FIT). - Administrating aptitude testing and deployment as well as acting as rotation centre - for CROs. - Implementing CRO-specific personnel administration, national logistics and re-supply, and providing for recreation and welfare. - Providing Host Nation Support for NATO-led courses and workshops. AUTINT-Military Expert on Mission Courses As contribution to a comprehensive training approach, the Military Experts on Mission Courses of AUTINT include the training of Liaison-, CIMIC-, Field Humint-, and PSYOPS-elements. The students of the different modules attend the same lectures and exercises in the first week (basic module) and continue afterwards with their specialised training. 4

5 TRAINING 5

6 MISSIONS 6

7 GENERAL REMARKS FOR THE COURSES 1. All courses are conducted in English. English language proficiency of the participants is required as described in STANAG Registration forms should be forwarded to POC not later than five weeks prior to the course. 3. Participants are requested to fax or their flight litineraries at least one week before the course starts. 4. You are required to always carry a valid passport or NATO Travel Order and ID card (with photo) with you. Ensure with your national authorities that above mantioned documents are valid. 5. For emergency aid a base medical centre is available. Further treatment will be administered at civilian medical facilities at participant s own expense. 6. Travel arrangements are a national responsibility. Further costs for course fees, accommodation and food depend on bilateral agreements between AUSTRIA and the participating nation. 7. Participants will be provided with necessary information prior to each course. 8. You will be welcomed and seen off at the airports in accordance with your flight schedule. 7

8 AUTINT Military Expert on Mission Course Liaison Cooperation Coordination Course PSO DATE: 23 FEB 13 MAR AUG 18 SEP 2015 AIM: The aim of the LN-Course for Peace Support Operations is to enable the participants to fulfill the tasks of a LOT/LMT (Liaison Observation/Liaison Monitoring Team) - member (Officers and NCOs), as well as a Liaison Officer/NCO in any Liaison Element in a multinational Headquarters LEARNING OBJECTIVES: - Knowledge of the principles of conflict management and peace support - Knowledge of the operational tasks within the framework of peace support - Conducting military command and control procedures, deciding on and executing the measures required and/or supervise their implementation, not only on the basis of the concrete mission but also continuously and in response to changes in the situation - Carrying out the directives of the superior echelon and supervising their implementation - Knowledge of the legal provisions and procedures pertinent to international operations. - Sesnsibilisation on UNSCR 1325 REQUIREMENTS: - Ranks: Officers > OF-1 to OF-6 NCOs > OR-7 to OR-9 - Completed Company Commander Training for designated Cdr of LOT/LMT (Austrian participants) - Military driving License (Austrian participants) - Level of English NATO Level 3 (officers) and Level 2 (NCOs) according to STANAG 6001 CENTRE, RESPONSIBLE FOR COURSE MANAGEMENT: Austrian Armed Forces International Center, Wallenstein-Kaserne, Wienerstraße 360, 2434 GÖTZENDORF 8

9 AUTINT Military EXPERT Expert ON MISSION on Mission Course CIVIL-MILITARY Civil-Military COOPERATION Cooperation Course COURSE PSO - PSO DATE: 23 FEB 13 MAR AUG 18 SEP 2015 AIM: This course is designed to enable officers as well as NCOs to carry out their duties as - Specialists within a CIMIC element - CIMIC staff officers or NCOs in national or multinational HQs - CIMIC experts advising commanders on all CIMIC issues LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Basics: - Terms of reference - CIMIC Concepts - TTP: Meeting, Liaison, CINMIC Centre, Assessment, Use of Interpreter - CIMIC Liaison in EUFOR, KFOR - Negotiation Techniques - Gender Issues - Cultural Sensibility/Competency - Cultural Awareness/ Islam - PSYOPS - Introduction - Co-operation with IO`s and NGO`s - Media Ops - LOT Co-operation - Austrian CIMIC Mission Training: - EXE CIMIC Centre - EXE ATALANTAH Map exercise (Bn level) Introduction EUFOR Familiarization with CIMIC Plans & Orders Provision of Advice EXE MAINLAND II: (BDE level) MDMP, Staff routine, Security Mtg, Evacuation planning, CIMIC Mtg REQUIREMENTS: - Level of English: NATO level 3 in accordance with STANAG 6001 CENTRE, RESPONSIBLE FOR COURSE MANAGEMENT: Austrian Armed Forces International Center, Belgier- Kaserne, Strassganger Strasse 171, 8052 GRAZ 9

10 AUTINT Military Expert on Mission Course Field Humint Course DATE: 23 FEB 27 MAR AUG 02 OCT 2015 AIM: To prepare military personnel to act as leader or member of a FHUMINT element in a PO scenario. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: - Conversational Recconaissance - Specified Interrogation - Elicitation - Convert Passive Surveillance - Targeted Observation - Screening of Material - Processing/Evaluation REQUIREMENTS: - Level of English Level 3232 for Officers and NCO according to STANAG for Austrian participants according to Curriculum FHT Course CENTRE, RESPONSIBLE FOR COURSE MANAGEMENT: Austrian Armed Forces International Center, Wallenstein-Kaserne, Wienerstraße 360, 2434 GÖTZENDORF 10

11 AUTINT Military Expert on Mission Course Psychological Operations Course PSO DATE: 23 FEB 13 MAR AUG 18 SEP 2015 AIM: This course is designed to enable officers as well as NCOs to carry out their duties as - Specialists within a PSYOPS support element or a PSYOPS task force - PSYOPS staff officers or NCOs in national or multinational HQs - PSYOPS experts advising commanders on all PSYOPS issues at tactical and operational level in the framework of Peace Operations. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Basics and Training: - PSYOPS basics - PSYOPS doctrines - PSYOPS concepts - PSYOPS procedures - PSYOPS multinational planning process - Interaction and coordination with the InfoOps domain - Basics in product development (television, radio, print and internet) - PSYOPS campaign planning - Basics in target audience analysis - Communication training - Practical exercise based on a fictitious scenario - Cultural awareness - NATO/ EU based STAFFEX focusing on PSYOPS issues REQUIREMENTS: - Level of English: NATO level 3 (3232) for Officers and NATO level 2 (2222) for NCOs - in accordance with STANAG 6001 CENTRE, RESPONSIBLE FOR COURSE MANAGEMENT: Austrian Armed Forces International Center, Belgier- Kaserne, Strassganger Strasse 171, 8052 GRAZ 11

12 Combating Trafficking in Human Beings Course PSO DATE: not conducted in 2015 AIM: - To raise awareness of THB as a violation of human rights, its influence on a safe & secure environment (SASE) and to realize the possible threats to force-protection. - To enable soldiers to respond to cases of human trafficking with appropriate means. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: - Become familiar with the UN Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons and the UN Protocol against Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Sea and Air - Study THB-related issues on a global, regional and national level - Learn the tasks of peacekeepers concerning THB - Get informed about trafficking methodology - Get informed about the NATO, UN, EU approach on fighting THB - Understand and apply cultural awareness - Learn and understand the behavior of victims as well as the principles of trafficking & health-related issues - Get informed about anti-trafficking responses in BIH and KOSOVO - Learn and apply screening and identification techniques, concerning THB victims - Learn and apply investigation methods related to THB - Sesnsibilisation on UNSCR 1325 REQUIREMENTS: Military Branch: - J2 personnel with experience in foreign missions or designated for a deployment abroad - National Intelligence Service and Military Police - Experts of the National Defence Academy - Civil-Military-Cooperation personnel (CIMIC) - Liaison and Observation Teams (LOT), Liaison Monitoring Team (LMT) - Field Human Intelligence Teams (FHT) - Legal advisors and Military psychologists Civilian Branch: - Members of IOs with experience in CTHB measures - International relief and rescue organizations CENTRE, RESPONSIBLE FOR COURSE MANAGEMENT: Austrian Armed Forces International Center, Wallenstein-Kaserne, Wienerstraße 360, 2434 GÖTZENDORF 12

13 UN Military Expert on Mission Course Military Observer DATE: not conducted in 2015 AIM: The Military Observer Course for Peace Operations is to enable officers to carry out duties as Military Observers within the framework of Peace Operations. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Main emphasis will be put on practical training and application of the learned contents during field training exercises. Basics: - History and Background - Mandates and Missions - Types of Missions and Operating Procedures - International Humanitarian Aid - Civil Military Co-operation (CIMIC) - Cultural Awareness - Child Protection and Gender Awareness - Human Rights International Legal Principles & Mission Training Mission Tasks: - Code of Conduct - Basic Protection and Emergency Procedures - Stress Management - Conduct of Negotiations - Dealing with the Media - Reporting - GPS Training - Mine Awareness and Counter Improvised Explosive Devices Procedures - Health and Hygiene - Communication Military Observer Training: - Observation Duties - Patrolling - Investigation - Inspection and Verification - Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration - Hijack Drills - Team Site and Observation Post Duties REQUIREMENTS: - Rank: OF-2 to OF-5 - Level of English: NATO level 3 in accordance with STANAG 6001 CENTRE, RESPONSIBLE FOR COURSE MANAGEMENT: Austrian Armed Forces International Center, Wallenstein-Kaserne, Wienerstraße 360, 2434 GÖTZENDORF 13

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15 SIGHTSEEING - VIENNA Parliament St. Stephens Cathedral City Hall Nightlife in Vienna: The Prater / Mariahilfer Straße Burgtheater Schönbrunn Palace Art History Museum TRANSPORT TO VIENNA: 30min. 15

16 SIGHTSEEING - EISENSTADT Land House Wine Museum Haydn - House and Haydn - Herb Garden Esterházy Palace TRANSPORT TO EISENSTADT: 30min. 16

17 APPLICATION FORM Application FORM Participation in the AUTINT/Training Division Course Administration Phone: Fax: Personal Data surname, first name: Course rank/title, date of birth: nationality, passport number: present military assignments/training: mailing adress street: city & postal code: phone: fax: arrival and departure: mode of travel (car, train, plane etc.): date, time, airport or station of arrival: date, time, airport or station of departure: Date/signature (by authorized organisation): 17

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20 AUSTRIAN ARMED FORCES INTERNATIONAL CENTRE AUTINT How to find us: Adress: AUSTRIA, 2434 GÖTZENDORF Wallensteinkaserne Wienerstr. 360 Tel: 0043-(0) Fax: 0043-(0) Amtliche Publikation der Republik Österreich/Bundesminister für Landesverteidigung und Sport Medieninhaber, Herausgeber und Hersteller: Republik Österreich/Bundesminister für Landesverteidigung und Sport, BMLVS, Roßauer Lände 1, 1090 Wien Layout & Design: Gfr. Ing. Sascha Palla; Fotos: Foto + Videostelle / Be+ÖA / AUTINT; Druck: BMLVS/Heeresdruckzentrum, Kaserne Arsenal, 1030 Wien BMLVS / HDruckZ 4202/12 SCHUTZ & HILFE