Addition of a Homeland Security Mission for the National Guard Requires an Increase in Force Structure
Addition of a Homeland Security Mission for the National Guard Requires an Increase in Force Structure
- Neue Suche nach: K. W. Corbett
- Neue Suche nach: K. W. Corbett
Events on September 11, 2001, changed many aspects of the domestic security environment. Those changes will ultimately redefine the military role in domestic security, which will subsequently affect Army missions. The National Guard has played a major role in most every conflict our country has been engaged. The war on terrorism is no different. The National Guard must play a key role in homeland security, but not be excluded from other missions as part of the Total Force. The Defense Department needs to examine the structure of the National Guard and increase the end strength in a manner that will allow the National Guard to continue its role in Homeland Security, Major Theater Conflict, and Small Scale Contingencies.
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Addition of a Homeland Security Mission for the National Guard Requires an Increase in Force Structure
2003
35 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Military Sciences , Emergency Services & Planning , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , National guard , Homeland security , Warfare , Department of defense , Military strategy , Theater level operations , National security , Civil defense , Defense systems , Missions , Conflict , Army operations , Terrorism
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