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For Official DSB Use Only -- Do Not Distribute DSB Summer Study on Special Operations and Joint Forces in Support of Countering Terrorism Friday August 16, 2002 Final Outbrief Special Operations Joint Forces in Support of Countering TerrorismDr. Ted GoldMr. Don Latham The Global War on Terrorism (GWOT): A Real War, A New Type of Adversary Requires new strategies, postures, and organization Elements of a National Strategy: Orchestrate All Instruments of National Power in a Global Campaign Preemption/proaction/interdiction/disruption/quick-response capabilities Be proactive in securing partners and help from allies, friends, and others Hold states/sub-state actors accountable Foster information sharing Fight forward Focus particular attention on WMD Sophisticated, aggressive public diplomacy Guidance From Our Terms of Reference Focus is overseas military operations Military instrument is only part of the necessary capabilities Examined the role of intelligence in some detail The Toughest Challenge: Identify and Find Terrorist Networks Very small “signals” hidden in massive clutter and noise Some similarities with Cold War anti-submarine warfare (ASW) efforts Extensive differences as well Conducting Military Campaigns in States Harboring Terrorists Characteristics of Afghan Campaign That Will Persist A more central role for SOF and specialized capabilities Recent DoD Initiatives in the GWOT Expanded Joint Warfare Analysis Center (JWAC) and Land Information Warfare Activity (LIWA) initiatives Interagency – Link analysis Operational net assessment (ONA) capabilities at Combatant Commands JFCOM – CENTCOM – NORTHCOM New Campaign Support Group at Ft. Bragg Multi-agency – Joint – Global perspective – New analysis tools – Multi-option analysis Joint Program Office – Special Technology Countermeasures: Mission Assurance Analysis Counter-terrorism Technology Support Office – Technical Support Working Group Physic