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UNCLASSIFIED HQ, US Pacific Command Camp Smith, HI 12 Feb 99 USCINCPACOM CONPLAN XXXX-XX (Unclassified) CONPLAN () Command Plan Number 001 REFERENCES: NIMA maps TASK ORGANIZATION. Annex A 1. (Unclas) Situation a. (Unclas) General. CHICAN has developed an increasingly belligerant approach to its neighbor T-STAN, as well as its Pacific Island neighbors.. Chican’s recent military deployments pose a threat to the continued economic vitality of the region which is dependent upon relatively long and vulnerable Sea Lines of Communication (SLOCs). The security environment of this region is essentially maritime. In terms of shipping movements, it is one of the busiest in the world. CHICAN is covertly backing a client state (“orange”) and various insurgent groups in order to destabilize the region. CHICAN’s national objectives include establishing and maintaining regional hegemony and ensuring comprehensive modernization of the country, particularly its armed forces. CHICAN is a peer competitor with the US in terms of military power projection for this region. It is believed that CHICAN would take advantage of any major regional contingency to bring about its objectives through the use of force. The following independent states are specifically threatened: (1) the “blue” western HALAU family of nations, and the “green” “Big Island” in the chain; and (2) IDASTAN and T-STAN, two Tier 2 nations with minimal economic development. Additionally, they are key to controlling the sea routes from which 20 percent of the world’s shipping passes. b. Area of Concern. (1) Area of Responsibility. The PACOM AOR is extended to include the geographical area of the southwest United States.. (2) Area of Interest. The HALAU nations are about 2100NM from the CHICAN coast. The coastline of CHICAN sweeps in a great arc some 4000 km in extent. CHICAN surface forces facing serious opposition in the waters surrounding the HALAU ISL