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J9 experiment leads to results in Afghanistan


USJFCOM’s Joint Concept Development and Experimentation Directorate recently finished an experiment that evaluated the military’s partnerships with civilian agencies in the area of safety, security and justice reform.  The results led to a team being deployed to Afghanistan to aid in standing up a new task force there responsible for the nation’s prisons, detentions and corrections system.  Read more here.

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  1. CA teams from USASOC have been and continue to work with civilian organizations on a regular basis conducting assessments of villages, districts, provinces and countries globally. The 95th CA BDE has teams in over 22 countries working closely with country teams, USAID and other NGOs. Was the 95th CA BDE or USASOC consulted during the development of this experiment?

    Posted by Scott | March 11, 2010, 4:23 pm

  2. The Deployable Security Sector Reform Experiment focused on strategic to high operational level objectives and was designed to test a proposed solution that could help combatant commanders support and complement the national security sector reform strategy in a partner nation. Throughout the design and execution of the project, civil affairs expertise was resident on the project team through a highly-qualified Army civil affairs officer who is a subject matter expert in rule of law and security sector reform.

    Posted by Gregg Your | March 12, 2010, 4:54 pm

  3. re: the experiment itself — was it a BOGSAT thing, simulation, etc? Can I have more information on the experiment itself?

    Posted by SBarrett | March 15, 2010, 4:34 pm

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