This thesis uses Army Force Management processes to outline the development of the Coast Guard's Maritime Security Response Team and advanced interdiction capabilities. Using the Capabilities Based Assessment Process, this thesis builds upon the development of the Maritime Security Response Team and explores United States Northern Command's need for a designated Maritime Crisis Response Force. By outlining the future joint operating environment and conducting functional area analyses, functional needs analyses and a functional solution analysis the thesis builds to its conclusion with the capabilities-based assessment recommendation on the need for the United States to have a crisis response unit focused on domestic maritime incidents and capable of supporting special mission units when directed by National Command Authority.
Designate Maritime Security Response Teams as United States Northern Command's Maritime Crisis Response Force
2018
89 pages
Report
No indication
English
Behavior & Society , Military Sciences , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , United states northern command , Combatant commanders , Homeland security , Maritime security , Coast guard , Unified combatant commands , Department of homeland security , Law enforcement , Special forces , Homeland defense , Interagency coordination , Special operations forces , Usnorthcom(united states northern command) , Wmd(weapons of mass destruction) , Sof(special operations forces) , Msrt(maritime security response team) , Taclet(tactical law enforcement team)
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