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REPORT ON TRAINING O F SPECIAL OPERATIONS FO R C E S

FOR THE PERIOD ENDING SEPTEM BER 3 0 ,2 0 0 8

UNCLASSIFIED (FOR OFICIAL USE ONLY)

U.S. SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND (USSOCOM) FY 08 JOINT COMBINED EXCHANGE TRAINING PROGRAM ANNUAL 2011 REPORT TO CONGRESS

U. S. Special Operations Forces (SOF) conduct an ever increasing number of activities in more locations and under a broader range of diverse conditions. Among these many activities are Joint Combined Exchange Training (JCET) deployments of SOF units and personnel, which are conducted under the provisions of 10 U.S.C. section 2011, in order to train U.S. SOF with friendly foreign nation forces. The primary purpose of these deployments is the training o f U.S. Special Operations Forces.

These JCET events, along with many other operational deployments, such as OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM in Iraq; OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan, Yemen, the Horn of Africa, Central Caribbean and the Philippines; in Southwest Asia; Humanitarian Mine Action (HMA); Trans Sahara Counterterrorism Partnership (TSCTP); are part of an overall gr eater employment of SOF. JCETs serve as a platform for ensuring persistent engagement in those countries designated as critical to the War on Terror. Although not the primary purpose of the JCET program, the geographical combatant commands have integrated JCETs into their greater theater campaign plans. This integration not only maintains highly trained SOF and increased counter-terrorism (CT) capabilities in partner nation forces, it also helps to ensure a consistent and persistent method of engaging those high priority GWOT countries in addition to the other conventional DOD engagement programs. The regional combatant commanders and U.S. Ambassadors appreciate SOF’s unique capabilities and how these capabilities support U.S. policy goals and concerns, complementing their regional and country objectives. SOF display the strategic flexibility to adapt throughout the world and maintain the tactical proficiency required for operations with far-reaching political consequences. Working closely with host nation counter-terrorist units, SOF utilizes JCETs to improve the host nation’s ability to combat terrorism and hone essential SOF skills. JCETs continue to be an essential tool for ensuring SOF are fully trained in the languages, geographies, and cultural and communications skills necessary to support national security objectives. An incidental benefit of the JCET program for the geographical combatant commanders is a flexible, low-cost, low-signature complement to their regional strategies, which are based on the President’s National Security Strategy and the Secretary of Defense’s Security Cooperation Guidance. Special Operations Force units exchange ideas, techniques, and experiences in unconventional military operations with foreign counterparts. Special Operations Force units actively seek JCET opportunities to perform regionally focused training, based upon mission essential tasks, to sharpen critical SOF mission essential task list (METL) skills. The activities often enhance U.S. influence in the host countries, providing an invaluable means of establishing critical military-to-military relationships with these host countries.

Many aspects of the training available through JCETs prepare SOF for other types of missions, to include disaster relief operations and personnel recovery, that cannot be duplicated in a simulated training activity on a military base in the United States. Through JCET activities overseas, SOF can practice their skills in the geographic region and the cultural setting in which SOF may have to conduct operations. The cross-cultural knowledge and language skills gained through the conduct o f JCETs enable SOF to

achieve results far beyond what could be expected from their small numbers and low profile. JCET events with host nation military forces improve joint and allied readiness and interoperability, facilitate the exchange of training techniques, and mutually enhance military professionalism.

This report provides an overall summary of section 2011 deployments for Fiscal Year 2008. Additionally, the report provides an overview of SOF activities within each combatant command and the relationship of these activities to the geographic combatant commander’s regional strategy. Also included is a summary of the type of training conducted and detailed information for each country deployment.

U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM) and Special Operations Command, Central (SOCCENT)

The U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM) is assigned an area of responsibility (AOR) that covers 21 nations. To meet the distinct regional challenges of the theater, USCENTCOM pursues a multi-faceted theater strategy to defeat regional aggression, promote stability, and deter conflict. The overall strategy takes into consideration the diverse cultural aspects of the region and the varying capabilities of the region’s militaries. The strategy capitalizes on mutual trust and working relationships forged over the last half century and compliments Operations ENDURING FREEDOM, and IRAQI FREEDOM. While USCENTCOM has the capability to act unilaterally to defend U.S. regional concerns, long-term U.S. goals are best achieved by working cooperatively by, with, and through our friendly regional populations in partnerships and coalitions.

Special Operations Command Central (SOCCENT), located at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida, supports the regional strategy of the Commander U.S. Central Command, through a variety of initiatives and activities. SOCCENT possesses the regional focus that contributes to a mature insight into the people, the cultures and the issues of their AOR.

It is through SOCCENT that permanently deployed and annually allocated SOF work by, with, and through other countries to: enhance their combat skills to increase their internal security and contribute to the overall AOR regional security; expound upon relationships with host nation counterparts; advise, assist or manage a variety of civil and military projects; and effectively contribute to the achievement of the Commander USCENTCOM regional strategy; U.S. Ambassadors’ country' objectives; and gain on the

ground experience that will contribute to future successes. During FY 2008, USCENTCOM greatly expanded their geographic footprint within their AOR, conducting twenty-two (22) JCET events in nine (9) countries.

U.S. European Command (USEUCOM) and Special Operations Command, Europe (SOCEUR)

The U.S. European Command (USEUCOM) is a expansive, dynamic theater that spans three continents: from Spitzbergen, Norway, to the Cape of Good Hope, South Africa; and from tire Azores, Portugal, to the eastern border of Russia. Against this vast geography, USEUCOM stands ready to promote stability and thwart aggressiou throughout its AOR. To accomplish these theater strategic goals, the Commander, USEUCOM relies on Special Operations Forces (SOF) to provide the unconventional military options essential to the theater strategy of military-to-military activities and operational support to OEF-TS.

Special Operations Command Europe (SOCEUR), located at Patch Barracks, Stuttgart, Germany, is USEUCOM’s headquarters for unconventional military operations. It is a joint military organization, which consists of Army, Air Force, USMC and Navy SOF units resident in Europe or deployed from the continental United States. From these assets, SOCEUR forms multiple special operations task forces capable of conducting special operations throughout tine USEUCOM AOR. SOCEUR provides the tools to engage friends and confront adversaries, respond to crises, and prepare for the future, in areas that require the unconventional approach that only SOF can provide.

SOCEUR participated in twenty nine (29) JCET events in nineteen! (19) countries during FY 2008.

U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) and

NORTHCOM SPECIAL OPERATIONS DIVISION (SOD)

USNORTHCOM employs a defense-in-depth strategy against terrorism with the intent of defeating the threat before it reaches the homeland. This can only be achieved through a sustained collaborative effort with our Partner Nations o f Canada and Mexico. Through the vehicle of low-visibility, discreet JCETs, U.S. SOF are able to develop these essential relationships, enhance tine Partner Nations’ ability to combat terrorism, and refine their own operational readiness in the USNORTHCOM AOR.

In FY 2008, USNORTHCOM executed its third Counter Terrorism (CT) JCET with a Partner Nation in the USNORTHCOM AOR. The Partner Nation is eager to continue this relationship in the form of future CT JCETs, Subject Matter Expert Exchanges, and Personnel Exchanges at special operations schools.

U.S. Pacific Command (USPACOM) and

Special Operations Command, Pacific (SOCPAC)

The USPACOM area of responsibility (AOR) encompasses over one-half of the earth's surface; approximately 105 million square miles. The AOR traverses 14 time zones, from the west coast of the U.S. mainland to tire western border of India; from the North Pole to Antarctic; and includes the states of Hawaii and Alaska. The 36 countries that comprise the Asia-Pacific region are home to more than 50% of the world’s population, three thousand different languages, several of the world’s largest militaries, and five nations allied with the U.S. through mutual defense treaties. Two of the four largest economies are located in the region, along with ten of the fourteen smallest. Lastly, the AOR includes the most populous nation in the world, the largest democracy, and the largest Musiim-majority nation.

Special Operations Command, Pacific (SOCPAC), located in Hawaii, is a sub-unified command exercising operational control (OPCON) over Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force Special Operations Forces (SOF) assigned to USPACOM. SOCPAC has theater-wide responsibility to train and employ joint SOF in support of USPACOM's operations and strategy, crisis response situations, deterrence or war fighting in a major theater war and smaller scale contingencies.

SOCPAC participated in thirty nine (39) JCET events in eleven (11) countries during FY 2008, with an increased focus on South Asia (India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal). Efforts to maintain past progress in Indonesia and Bangladesh were hampered and even halted due to issues with the human rights vetting (Leahy Amendment) of several host nation security units.

United States Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) and Special Operations Command, South (SOCSOUTH)

The USSOUTHCOM AOR that encompasses the entire land mass o f Latin America south o f Mexico; the waters adjacent to Central and South America; die Caribbean Sea and its 11 island nations; European and U.S. territories, dependencies, and protectorates; and a portion of the Atlantic Ocean. Thirty-one countries and 9 dependencies (including territories over which the French, British, Dutch, and United States governments exercise sovereignty) comprise the AOR, which encompasses one-sixth o f the world’s land area. Over 390 million people live in the region. Official languages spoken in the region include English, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, French, Quechua, and Aymara.

Special Operations Command, Soutli, (SOCSOUTH), is a sub-unified command that is located at Homestead Air Reserve Base, Miami, Florida. The SOCSOUTH commander is responsible for all forward-deployed SOF in the execution of SOF missions in the USSOUTHCOM area of responsibility. In this role, the SOCSOUTH commander exercises operational control over deployed SOF. SOCSOUTH provides the tools to interact with friends, confront adversaries, respond to crisis, and prepare for the future, in areas that require the unconventional approach only SOF can provide. To accomplish theater strategic goals. Commander, USSOUTHCOM relies on SOF to provide the unconventional military options essential to the theater strategy and preparedness.

In 2008, USSOF executed twenty (20) JCETs in fourteen (14) countries in the SOUTHCOM AOR in support of unit training requirements and SOCSOUTH's overall Theater Engagement Strategy. SOCSOUTH focused the FY08 JCET effort on combined training with developing CT forces in the Caribbean and Central America, a shift in emphasis from working primarily with upper- echelon CT forces in South America. This shift was necessary to establish and maintain MIL-MIL relationships with key partner nations in a region close to the homeland that is increasingly plagued with violence and illicit trafficking. These combined training opportunities continued to develop the environmental expertise in regionally-aligned USSOF while enhancing the capability, professionalism and legitimacy of Partner Nation SOF throughout the AOR.

UNCLASSIFIED

THEATERS

CENTCOMEUCOMNORTHCOMPACOMSOUTHCOMTOTALS

FY 2008 JCET 2011 REPORT SUMMARY

US SOF NUMBER OF HOST NATIONPERSONNEL TRAINING EVENTS PERSONNEL

464 22 1,494749 29 2,402

18 1 681,558 39 2,802

302 22 9933,091 111 7.759

CENTCOM EUCOM EUCOM com-1. BAHRAIN (1) 1. ALBANIA (2) 11. MAURITANIA (4)2. JORDAN (4) 2. AZERBAIJAN (3) 12. MOROCCO (2)3. KENYA (2) 3- BULGARIA (1) 13. NIGERIA (1)4. LEBANON <3f 4. CHAD (1) 14. NORWAY (1)5. OMAN <2) 5. CZECH REPUBLIC (1) 15. POLAND (2)6 PAKISTAN (5) 6. GEORGIA (1) 16. ROMANIA (2)7. QATAR (1) 7. HUNGARY (1) 17. SENEGAL (1)8. UAE (3) 8. LITHUANIA (1) 18. TURKEY (1)9. YEMEN (1) 9, MACEDONIA (1) 19. UKRAINE (1)

10. MALI (2)

NORTHCOM1 MEXICO (1)

HOST NATIONU.S. SOF SUPPORT INCREMENTAL

U.S. SOP EXPENSES EXPENSES PAIO TEXPENSES PAID TO HN: BY U.S. SOF: EXPE

SI 2.338,729.53 S9.578.00 S7.624.00 512.3ÍS8,287.823.65 S133.391.83 $52,889.98 $8.47

S125.629.00 SO.OO 0 si;S14.241.803.00 $93,500.00 S347.920.00 S14.6ÍS10.ai3.631 00 S29.200.00 S8.109.00 S10.0LS45.007.616.18 S265.669.83 $416.542 98 S45.6Í

PACOM SOUTHCOM1. BANGLADESH (4) 1. BELIZE (1)2. CAMBODIA (1) 2. CHILE (1)3 INDIA (2) 3. COLOMBIA (1) TOTAL4. INDONESIA (Z) 4. COSTA RICA (1) COUNTRIES 545 JAPAN (1) 5. DOMREP (2)6. KOREA. SOUTH (5) 6. EL SALVADOR (1)7. MALAYSIA (7) 7. GUYANA (2)8. NEPAL (2) 8 HONDURAS (2)9. PHILIPPINES (8) 9. JAMAICA (2)10. SRI LANKA (1) 10. NICARAGUA (1)11. THAILAND (6) 11. PANAMA (3)

12. PARAGUAY (1)13. SURINAME (1)14. TRINIDAD/TOBAGO (1)

TOTAL: 9 COUNTRIES TOTAL: 19 COUNTRIES TOTAL; 1 COUNTRY TOTAL: 11 COUNTRIES TOTAL: 14 COUNTRIES

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