United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations

United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command Cover Slide (Airborne) National Defense Industrial Association Civil Affairs Overview MG Buz Altshuler Commander, USACAPOC(A) 1 11/24/2020 5 February 2004

USACAPOC(A) Mission Organize, train, equip, and validate Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations soldiers and units for worldwide support to Combatant Commanders. 2 11/24/2020

USACAPOC(A) Vision Seamlessly integrated Active Army and Army Reserve Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations soldiers and units who are capable, organized, trained to standard, equipped and validated; highly motivated and well led; ready, relevant, responsive, and reliable across the full spectrum of military operations in peace and war; living personal and professional standards of excellence towards which all others aspire. HERBERT L. ALTSHULER Major General, United States Army Commanding 3 11/24/2020

Command Relationships HQDA USASOC USACAPOC Combatant Command USSOCOM AFSOC USASFC USAJFKSWC 75 th RGR RGT 96 350 351 352 353 CA Bn CA Cmd 4 11/24/2020 JSOC NSWC 2 160 th SOAR 4 PSYOP Gp SOSCOM 7 PSYOP Gp

USACAPOC(A) Authorized Command Strength CA (Reserve) PSYOP (Active) CA (Active) Strength Percent Civil Affairs (USAR) 5, 501 61% Psychological Operations (USAR) 2, 239 25% Psychological Operations (AC) 1, 136 12% 215 2% Civil Affairs (AC) 5 11/24/2020 Percent of Command 86% 14%

Locations of USACAPOC(A) Units 361 st POC Bothell, WA 448 th CA BN Ft Lewis, WA 320 th POC 364 th CA BDE Portland, OR 405 th CA BN Salt Lake City, UT 407 th CA BN Ft Snelling, MN 13 th POB A/13 POC B/13 POC 319 th POC Arden Hills, MN 324 th POC Aurora, CO 17 th POB Joliet, IL 432 nd CA BN Green Bay, WI 2 d POG 321 st POC 350 th POC Cleveland, OH 16 th POB FT Sheridan, IL 401 st CA BN Webster, NY 402 nd CA BN Tonawanda, NY 403 rd CA BN Mattydale, NY 414 th CA BN Utica, NY 353 rd CACOM Staten Is, NY 304 th POC Sacramento, CA 304 th CA Bde Philadelphia, PA 7 th POG 12 th POB 14 th POB Moffett Federal AF, CA 404 CA BN (FID/UW) Ft Dix, NJ 358 th CA Bde 416 th CA BN Norristown, PA 351 st CACOM 445 th CA BN Mtn. View, CA 11 th POB 312 th POC 305 th POC Upper Marlboro, MD Sep 03/Oct 04 425 th CA BN Santa Barbara, CA 352 nd CACOM 354 th CA BDE 96 th CA BN (AC) 450 th CA BN Riverdale, MD 4 th POG (AC) Ft Bragg, NC 315 th POC Upland, CA 306 th POC Los Alamitos, CA 426 th CA BN (FID/UW) Upland, CA 301 st POC (ABN) San Diego, CA 492 nd CA BN Phoenix, AZ 346 th POC Blacklick, OH Sep 03/Oct 04 418 th CA BN 308 th POC Belton, MO 10 th POB 318 th POC 307 th POC ST Louis, MO 413 th CA BN Lubbock, TX 490 th CA BN Abilene, TX 322 d CA Bde Ft Shafter, HI (not a CAPOC unit) 411 th CA BN Danbury, CT 443 rd CA BN Warwick, RI 412 CA BN (FID/UW) Whitehall, OH 415 th CA BN Kalamazoo, MI 303 rd POC Pittsburgh, PA 422 nd CA BN Greensboro, NC 345 th POC Dallas, Texas 486 th CA BN Broken Arrow, OK 321 st CA Bde San Antonio, TX 451 CA BN (GP) Pasadena, TX 362 d POC Fayetteville, AR 431 st CA BN Little Rock, AK 360 th CA Bde Columbia, SC 308 th CA Bde Homewood, IL 310 th POC Forest Park, GA 350 th CACOM Pensacola, FL N. 478 th CA BN Perrine, FL 15 th POB Cincinnati, OH 489 th CA BN Knoxville, TN AS OF: 21 Jan 04

Civil Affairs Activities performed or supported by civil affairs that (1) enhance the relationship between military forces and civil authorities and (2) involve application of CA functional specialty skills, in areas normally the responsibility of civil government to enhance conduct of civil-military operations. – Joint Publication 3 -57 February 1, 2001 7 11/24/2020

Mission Conduct CA Operations Civil Affairs CA Mission Logical Lines of Operation (activities) PRC HA SCA Execution CMOC CA Teams CA Planning Teams CA Functional Specialists Functional Areas 8 11/24/2020 Rule of Law Governance Infrastructure Economic Stability Health and Welfare Education and Public Information

Civil Affairs Functions • Reduce civilian interference with military operations. • Help restore and maintain public order. • Safeguard, mobilize, and use local resources. • Facilitate the equitable distribution of humanitarian supplies and services. 9 11/24/2020

USACAPOC(A) Mobilizations Since 1995 Total Theater Currently Mobilized Total Demobiized Mobilized CENTCOM CA OIF 2, 503 207 2, 710 CENTCOM PSYOP OIF 490 302 792 CENTCOM CA OEF 649 607 1, 256 Joint PSYOP Task Force OEF 287 302 589 96 th CA BN Augmentation OEF 38 0 38 PACOM OEF 18 20 38 SOUTHCOM OEF 3 1 4 EAC Augmentation OEF 53 40 93 MSU Staff Augmentation OEF 86 28 114 Corps Staff Augmentation OEF 4 41 45 KFOR/SFOR 99 3, 972 4, 071 4, 230 5, 520 9, 750 REQUIREMENT EUCOM TOTALS

USACAPOC Activities Global War on Terrorism • Supported reopening schools to ensure student completed endof-year exams. • Assisted with contracting to clear irrigation canals. • Facilitated daily coordination between non-governmental organizations (NGO) and local, regional and national Iraqi Government offices. • Coordinated the training of law enforcement officers, fire fighters, legislators, attorneys and customs officials. • Assisted in the formation, training, and implementation of neighborhood, district, and city councils. Focused on the principles of democracy, free speech, minority representation, and self-governance. • Led initial efforts to develop the Iraqi currency exchange program, to open the Baghdad International Airport, and to reopen the Iraqi Stock Exchange. 11 11/24/2020

USACAPOC Activities Global War on Terrorism • Ongoing Projects: – Developing both the National Oil and Chlorine Distribution Plans. – Assisting with the return of 200, 000 Iraqi refugees from Iran. – Providing assessments in support of the Emergency Generator Distribution Plan. – Identifying employment opportunities and job fairs former Iraqi military police. – Certifying local city councils. – Assisting in the reestablishment of government ministries. 12 11/24/2020

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