Unity of mission : civilian-military teams in war and peace / edited by Jon Gundersen, Melanne A. Civic.

Format:

Book

Government document

Contributor:

Gundersen, Jon, 1945- editor.

Civic, Melanne A., editor.

Air University (U.S.). Air Force Research Institute, issuing body.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Armed Forces--Civic action.

Armed Forces.

Civil-military relations.

Postwar reconstruction.

Postwar reconstruction--Afghanistan.

Postwar reconstruction--Iraq.

Integrated operations (Military science).

United States--Armed Forces--Stability operations.

United States.

Armed Forces--Stability operations.

Afghanistan.

Iraq.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (xliii, 584 pages) : illustrations

Other Title:

Civilian-military teams in war and peace

Place of Publication:

Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama : Air University Press, Air Force Research Institute, 2016.

Contents:

Introduction: Iraq and Afghanistan and beyond / Jon Gundersen

Executive summary / Jon Gundersen

Part 1. History of Civilian-Military Teams: America's Coming of Age. Nontraditional missions: civil tasks, military forces, and complex operations / R. Scott Moore

Civilian-military training (1989-1995): an examination of postconflict operations in Panama, Kuwait, and Haiti / Dennis Craig Barlow

Part 2. The Vietnam War (1954-1975). Measuring success: evaluating counterinsurgency progress in Vietnam (1966-1975) / Richard W. Stewart

An eyewitness account of counterinsurgency and civilian-military teams in Vietnam / Rufus Phillips

The present past of Vietnam: implications of civilian operations and revolutionary development support for today's "other wars" / Sandra A. Scham

Part 3. The Post-9/11 Wars: Iraq and Afghanistan. The origins of Provincial Reconstruction Team: almost present at the creation / Joseph J. Collins

Civilian agencies in a war zone: Afghanistan and Iraq / Bernard Carreau

Civilian-military capacity-building teams: the view from Anbar Province (2006-2009) / James Soriano

Hope doesn't live here anymore: an Afghan civilian-military vision

one commander's experience / Eric W. Hommell

How Department of Defense spending was used to resuscitate local business: a select history of civilian-military engagement in Iraq / Andrew Shaver

Part 5. International Perspectives: Beyond Afghanistan and Iraq. From Afghanistan to Africa: civilian-military teaming in a whole new world / Christopher Holshek

A whole greater than the sum of its parts, or If it were only Army stuff, it would be easy / Mark N. Poopv

Peacebuilding: Germany's military mission: the soft power approach and civilian-military teaming / J.D. Bindenagel

The Norwegian approach to Afghanistan: civilian-military segregation / Karsten Friis

So you are going to be working with the United Nations: a few insights on integration / David C. Becker

Part 5. Nongovernmental and Other Perspectives: Sharing the Space. Civil society experiences of, conflicts with, and recommendations for civilian-military teams / Lisa Schirch

Achieving coordinated results in stabilization, reconstruction, and postwar peacebuilding: lessons from the US civilian-military experience in Afghanistan / Andrea Strimling Yodsampa

Civilian-military engagement in Afghanistan: how market-based approaches enable and enhance counterinsurgencies / Joanna Buckley and Ryan Gawn

Part 6. Training, Resourcing, Roles, and Missions. Training the civilian-military team in the twenty-first century / Omer C. Tooley

Civilian-military teaming: the when, where and how / Mike McCoy

Learning to negotiate shared space: US civilian-military roles in unsecured environments / Marcia Byrom Hartwell

Part 7. Preparing for the Future. Developing intelligence capabilities for counterinsurgency and stabilization: learning from the US experience with sociocultural analysis in Iraq and Afghanistan / Nathan White

The Provincial Reconstruction Team experience in Iraq: a case study for improving integration in stabilization and reconstruction operations / Stuart W. Bowen, Jr.

Fostering effective civilian-military integration: the need for a standardized, field-based stabilization methodology / Jason S. Alexander, James W. Derleth, and Sloan Mann

A civilian center of excellence as a mechanism for civilian-military coordination / James Kunder

What is the way ahead for rigorous research on civilian-military teams in complex contingencies? / Christopher J. Lamb and James Douglas Orton.

Notes:

Title from title screen (viewed September 8, 2016).

Includes bibliographical references (pages 531-572) and index.

Other Format:

Print version: Unity of mission.

OCLC:

958064672

Access Restriction:

Some versions: Open access versions available from some providers open access