DOD STRATEGY CWMD AND THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF EOD

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DOD STRATEGY CWMD AND THE POTENTIAL ROLE OF EOD CDR Cameron Chen CWMD Action Officer Deputy Director for Global Operations J-3 Operations Directorate 1

2 Agenda Review of DoD CWMD Strategy WMD Challenge, End States, and Priority Objectives Strategic Approach CWMD Activities and Tasks EOD CWMD capabilities Potential Role of EOD Recommendations

The National Defense Strategy for Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction Seeks to ensure that the United States and its allies and partners are neither attacked nor coerced by actors with WMD UNCLASSIFIED End States: No New WMD Possession, No WMD Use, Minimization of Effects Organization The WMD Challenge Priority Objectives Strategic Approach CWMD Activities and Tasks Emphasis Early Action Shaping the Environment Cooperating with Partners Replaced 2006 NMS-CWMD with Defense-level strategy Eight military mission areas with CWMD Activities and Tasks 3

4 The WMD Challenge, End States, and Priority Objectives UNCLASSIFIED No New WMD Possession End States No WMD Use Minimization of WMD Effects WMD Challenge Demand Supply Priority Objectives Reduce Incentives to Pursue, Possess, and Employ WMD Acquisition Incentives WMD Pathways Vulnerable, Lost, or Stolen WMD Increase Barriers to the Acquisition, Proliferation, and Use of WMD Manage WMD Risks Emanating from Hostile, Fragile, or Failed States and Safe Havens Advances in WMD Deny the Effects of Current and Emerging WMD Threats through Layered, Integrated Defenses

5 Strategic Approach UNCLASSIFIED Minimize Effects No WMD Use End States No New Possession Priority Objectives Strategic Approach (Ways) CWMD Activities & Tasks (Means)

CWMD Activities and Tasks UNCLASSIFIED Synchronizing Activities and Tasks Incorporate CWMD Efforts & Leverage Enabling Capabilities Integrate, Harmonize, Employ Foundational Activities and Tasks Maintain and Expand Technical Expertise Recruit, Develop, Retain Cooperate with and Support Partners Partner, Coordinate Specialized Activities and Tasks Understand the Environment, Threats, and Vulnerabilities Locate, Identify, Characterize, Assess, Attribute, Predict Control Isolate, Divert, Intercept, Secure, Seize Defeat Delay, Disrupt, Destroy, Neutralize Disable Exploit, Degrade, Destroy Dispose Reduce, Redirect, Dismantle, Monitor 6 Safeguard the Force and Manage Consequences Mitigate, Sustain, Support

7 EOD operational capabilities ISO DoD CWMD Strategy LOEs All EOD operators are trained to provide first response to suspected WMD; EOD is ultimately responsible for preventing a high-explosive detonation Chemical and Biological detection and identification Advanced active and passive diagnostics Sensitive Site Exploitation and Weapons Technical Intelligence collection SOF/GP integration to support a range of military operations to include operations involving the potential interdiction of WMD Communication reach back with USG supporting agencies

8 Potential Role of EOD EOD force can vertically integrate its existing enterprise against CWMD. (Training, Warfare Center, Acquisition, Program Management, Manpower, COCOM integration, Policy, Strategy, Interagency / International Liaisons (DOE, DOS, DTRA, FBI, etc) Joint EOD forces provides force wide continuity, CWMD expertise as a core warfare competency (closely aligned with CIED) and tactically enables achieving DoD CWMD Strategy LOEs to locate, characterize, neutralize, secure, exploit, and destroy WMD in support of general purpose and SOF. The EOD Groups (proven functional CIED mission command) can perform the core mission of a combined CWMD JTF. Existing EOD staff structure can leverage their placement to advocate for CWMD strategy, authorities, requirements, operations and policy.

Recommendations Cultivate and sustain EOD enterprise-wide CWMD expertise Leverage existing EOD structure for CWMD (Requirements, Resourcing, Strategy, Policy, Testing, Program Management) Conduct mission analysis to ensure Joint EOD is integrated into broader CWMD plans, operations, and doctrine within DOD, across the U.S. Government, and with international partners. Develop information sharing policy, training, and tools to enable shaping and cooperation with international partners Review Policy, Doctrine, and Universal Joint Tasks to capture Joint EOD WMD core competencies within CONPLANs, Theatre Campaign Plans, Chairman s Exercise Program, and Combatant Command exercises.