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UNTED STATES SPECAL OPERATONS COMMAND OFFCE OF THE COMMANDER 7701 TAMPA PONT BOULEVARD MACDLL AR FORCE BASE, FLORDA 33621-5323 MEMORANDUM FOR 22 March 2013 CHEF OF STAFF, U.S. ARMY, 0200 ARMY PENTAGON, WASHNGTON, DC 20310-0200 COMMANDANT, U.S. MARNE CORPS, 3000 MARNE CORPS PENTAGON, WASHNGTON, DC 20350-3000 CHEF OF NAVAL OPERATONS, 2000 NAVY PENTAGON, WASHNGTON, DC 20350-2000 CHEF OF STAFF, U.S. AR FORCE, 1670 AR FORCE PENTAGON, WASHNGTON, DC 20330-1670 SUBJECT: U.S. Special Operations Command mplementation Plan for Elimination of Direct Combat Assignment Rule 1. applaud the Department's decision to eliminate the Direct Combat Assignment Rule (DCAR) and believe the eventual and complete integration of women into U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) will provide a new and powerful dimension to our Special Operations Forces (SOF) formations. However, much work remains to be done. have concerns specific to USSOCOM that must be addressed prior to making an informed recommendation which complies with the Chairman's guiding principles for implementation. USSOCOM is inherently Joint, and our Forces have achieved a level of interdependence critical for operating in small, self-contained teams that usually typify our operations, many of which are in austere, politically-sensitive environments for extended periods. This complexity requires an assessment predicated upon detailed analysis, ultimately providing a single, clear procedure for execution throughout the USSOCOM enterprise. 2. he scope of my assessment is focused on our Special Forces Groups, SEAL Teams, Ranger Regiment, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, SOF Battlefield Airmen, and Marine Special Operators. We are also evaluating the implications of integrating Service- provided female enablers (predominately supporting specialties listed in Enclosure 1) into the formations referenced above. We will continue to work closely and transparently with each of the Military Services throughout this assessment, ultimately providing a coordinated recommendation for implementation. 3. have initiated three independent efforts. a. My primary focus is an ongoing, comprehensive USSOCOM-wide Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership and Education, Personnel, Facilities, and Policy (DOTMLPF-P) analysis with special emphasis on gender-neutral training standards in our SOF initial entry (qualification) courses, Leadership and Education requirements associated with integration, and an evaluation of our facilities.

SOCC SUBJECT: U.S. Special Operations Command mplementation Plan for Elimination of Direct Combat Assignment Rule b. have also tasked my Center for Special Operations Studies and Research in our Joint Special Operations University to research and analyze the social science impacts, to include surveys of integrating women into small, elite teams that operate in remote, austere environments. c. Complementing the two efforts referenced above, have contracted with RAND Corporation to provide their independent, non-biased analysis. 4. The. DCAR mplementation Timeline (See Enclosure 2 for more details) follows. USSOCOM will: a. Conduct a comprehensive DOTMLPF-P analysis of the impacts of integrating women into previously closed specialties, units, and positions, to include an assessment and validation of gender-neutral occupational performance standards no later than (NL T) 1 July 2014. b. Conduct social science assessments of the psychological and social impacts of integrating women into small SOF units as part of a comprehensive study concluding NLT 1 July 2014. c. Commission the RAND study and make available their findings NLT 1 July 2014. d. Submit a USSOCOM-approved list of occupational specialties and positions open to women NLT 1 April 2015 for notification to Congress and follow-on integration. Concurrently, if required, request an exception to policy. e. Assign senior and mid-grade female cadre members to SOF training commands and previously "closed" SOF operational units (except for any units or occupational specialties included in a request for exception to policy) NLT 1 October 2015. f. Submit the USSOCOM quarterly progress reports at the end of each quarter, beginning in 3rd Quarter Fiscal Year 2013. 5. My primary point of contact is MG Bennet Sacolick, email: bennet.sacolick@socom.mil. commercial: 813-826-5710, DSN 299-5710. 2 Encls as WLLAM H. McRAVEN Admiral, U.S. Navy Commander 2

-" "!!111i '. -, -- mplementation Timeline UNCLASSFED 1 -----T--r---- FY 13 FY 14 Q2 Q3 Q4 Quarterly Reports ( Level 1 Closed By Unit Q1 Guidance Memo 1 _ STUDY DESGN OMPLET ULY 201 DOTMLPF-P ANALYSS Q2 Q3 [ CONDUCT STUDES & ANALYSS OF MPACTS Q4 DEF REQS i UNT TRANNG - Q1 =...-. 1- DEVELOP CADRE FY 15 FY 16 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 r Q 0 ----'-..---- *Level - Decision to remain open or request an Exception CADRE PLACEMENT *= 1.L_...---- djcs Diretts - - - - _1 Studies Complet 1 Oct 15 ASSGN TO ANY POSTON secdef-irected ntegr tion 1 Ja 16 Level 2 Closed By Specialty.,... A,..r-r": V'l-.;T rll::..., DOTMLPF-P [ ANALYSS CONDUCT [ -- STUDES & ANALYSS OF MPACTS 1 Legend: = Reports * = Key Events = Key Product = COR Decision Points - DEF REQS..., 1"--- 1- PERSONNEL DEVELOP CADRE J PROCESSES - --.1. - PERSONNEL UNT TRANNG -" "-.*Level " Decision to remain open or request an Exception 1 CADRE ' CONDUCT FRST PLACEMENT NTEGRATED CLASS ----, PROCESSES STANDARDS NTEGRATON r 1 -.-., --'

USSOCOM MOS and POSTONS PREVOUSLY CLOSED TO WOMEN Closed By Unit level 1 Positions Service-common specialties or career fields with previously closed billets in SOF formations due to the combat exclusion rule AFSOC Service Grade MOS/AFSC Service Title Total Open Closed % Open Air Force Officer 13DX Combat Rescue Officer 24 0 24 0.0% Air Force Enlisted lc4xx Tactical Air Control Party (Enlisted) 124 0 124 0.0% Air Force Enlisted 1T2XX Pararescue (Enlisted) 183 0 183 0.0% USASOC Total 331 0 331 0.0% Service Grade MOS/AFSC Service Title Total Open Closed % Open Army OlE 12X Engineer 223 195 28 87.44% Army O/WO/E 13XX Field Artillery Targeting Technicia n 227 23 204 10.13% Army O/WO/E 15XX Aviation 2856 304 2552 10.64% Army O/WO/E 25XX Signals / Comm 1864 982 882 52.68% Army OlE 27X Legal 137 81 56 59.12% Army O/WO/E 29XX Electronic Warfare 72 37 35 51.40% Army Officer 30A nfo Ops 2 1 1 50.00% Army O/WO/E 35XX ntell 1648 720 928 43.70% Army OlE 36X Fina ncial 93 70 23 75.27% Army Enlisted 37F Psychological Operations Specialist 981 740 241 75.43% Army OlE 38X Civil Affairs 1298 1254 44 96.61% Army O/WO/E 42XX Human Resources 637 382 255 59.97% Army Officer 50A Force Development 1 0 1 0.00% Army Officer 51X Systems Development 31 19 12 61.29% Army Officer 53A nformation Systems Management 11 10 1 90.91% Army OlE 56X Chaplain 135 73 62 54.07% Army Officer 57A Simu lations Operations Officer 3 2 1 66.67% Army Officer 59A Strategist 1 0 1 0.00% Army OlE 61X-73X Medical 448 170 278 37.95% Army OlE 74X Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) 425 143 282 33.65% Army OlE 79X Career Counselor 61 57 4 93.40%

Army O/WO/E 88XX Transportation 307 236 71 77.00% Army WO/E 89XX Ammo 172 71 101 41.28% Army Officer 90A Log istics 184 124 60 67.39% Army WO/E 91XX Automotive Maintenance 817 454 363 55.57% Army W O/E 92XX Supply 2215 953 1262 43.02% Army WO/E 94XX Electronic Systems Maintenance 237 90 147 37.97% -_.- Total 15086 7191 7895 47.7% Service Grade MOS/AFSC Service Title Total Open Closed % Open USMC E3-E9 8071 06XX SPECAL OPERATON CAPAB LTY SPECA L ST (SOCS-C) NMOS - COMM 380 356 24 93.68% 8071_5812 - USMC E3-E9 5811 SPECAL OPERATON CAPABLTY SPECALST (SOCS-D) NMOS - MPC 34 0 34 0.0% USMC E5-E9 8071 2336 SPECAL OPERATON CAPABLTY SPECALST (SOCS-E) NMOS - EOD 52 0 52 0.0% 0202, 0491, USMC OlE 7502,8999 ntel, Log/Mob Chief, FAC/AO, SgtMaj/lstSgt 133 85 48 63.9% 8071_8002 - USMC E3-E9 0861 SPECAL OPERATON CAPABLTY SPECALST (SOCS-B) NMOS - JTAC 54 0 54 0.0% USN E35-E8 8403 27 CORPSMEN 120 0 120 0.0% NAVSPECWARCOM Total 773 441 332 57.1% USN E5-E7 HM Medical Support 27 0 27 0.0% USN E4-E7 9613/9527 Communications Support 18 0 18 0.0% USN E5-E8 CT Tactical nformation Operations (TO) 81 0 81 0.0% USN E5-E8 3912 ntelligence Specialist (S) Supporting Submarine Operations 13 0 13 0.0% USN E3-E8 Seabee Combat Systems Support 116 0 116 0.0% USN E4-E9 EOD EOD MOA (1 Officer and 7 Enlisted per deploying NSWRON) * * * 0.0% USN E5-E7 9534 SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team Technician 69 0 69 0.0% USN E4-E8 Sub Rates Submarine coded enlisted bil lets 63 0 63 0.0% Total 387 0 387 0.0% Level l Total 16577 7191 8945 55.0%

Closed By Specialty Level 2 Positions USSOCOM-controlled MOS, occupations, specialities, and career fields