When our nations security is threatened by uncontrolled migrations of large numbers of people into the U.S. via the sea, the Coast Guard is the agency principally charged with countering the threat and receives assistance from Navy and other DoD resources when the need arises. Joint and Navy Doctrine do not provide adequate guidance to planners by failing to address Alien Migrant Interdiction Operations (AMIO) as a Military Operation Other Than War (MOOTW) and by neglecting the U.S. Coast Guard's de facto role as a full fledged player in the MOOTW joint arena. Until the doctrine is updated and revised, staffs charged with planning for a Caribbean mass migration need to pay special attention to the Coast Guard's lead role and to the details of the Coast Guard - Navy interface at the operational and tactical level.
Caribbean Mass Migration Operations: MOOTW with the US Coast Guard in the Lead
1998
23 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Joint military activities , Coast guard , Operations other than war , National security , Threats , Military doctrine , Naval operations , Migration , West indies , Mass migration , Mootw(Military operation other than war) , Amio(Alien migrant interdiction operations) , Migration threat
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