MNC-I C3 PLANS AND POLICY NOTES (#12)

As of 22 March 2007

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WARPLANS:1. TOPIC: 20 BCT ENHANCEMENTS (Status – Update)DISCUSSION: FRAGO 410, Multi-National Division-Center Integration was published on 17 MAR 07. The FRAGO spells out the staff and MND responsibilities for integrating the new division into MNC-I. This week as well the MNC-I Commander was presented a briefing on the Baghdad Belt and options for employment of 4/2 SBCT and 2/3 ID. The decision was made by the Commander to base 4/2 SBCT at Taji, however, he retained two options. The first is to employ the Brigade minus as an Operational Reserve and reinforce Tarmiyah and Baquba with two battalions. Option 2 would see 4/2 SBCT committed to its own operational environment southwest of Baquba along the North/South threat lines of communication from Baghdad to Baqubah and Hussiniyah to Baqubah, as well as the lateral AQI LOC from Tarmiyah to Baqubah. Further he decided 2/3 ID headquarters and two battalions will deploy to MND-B, a third battalion will deploy to MND-Center and the artillery battalion will round out the Theater Security Brigade whose third maneuver battalion is presently supporting 2/82 ABN in Baghdad. Both 3/3 ID and 3ID remain on track to be fully operating capable on schedule. NEXT ACTION: A PLANORD has been drafted for employment of 4/2 SBCT which is preparing to be sent out that will direct MND-B and MND-N to plan for the 4/2 SBCT employment options described above. The MNC-I staff will continue to refine the Commander’s options.POC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3. TOPIC: MNC-I CAMPAIGN PLAN DEVELOPMENT (Status – Update) DISCUSSION: The Bridging Operational Concept and Operational Overwatch, two topics from last week’s notes, have been incorporated into this new topic. Recently, the Commander’s Initiatives Group prepared a document entitled “MNC-I Coalition Campaign Operational Concept,” which was briefed at the Joint Plans Group meeting on 8 Mar 07. C3 Plans & Policy will develop an MNC-I campaign plan based on this document. This process will be done in parallel to the MNF-I effort. On 21 Mar 07, MNF-I stood up a Joint Strategic Assessment Team (JSAT) to assist with the development of a revised campaign plan. This group has the tentative goal of developing a product by late April.NEXT ACTION: Develop more refined concepts for Phase III (Tactical Overwatch) and Phase IV (Operational Overwatch) of the MNC-I Campaign Operational Concept. Attend initial sessions of the MNF-I JSAT to stay abreast of and help shape higher headquarters efforts.KEY DATES: TBDPOC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4. TOPIC: INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY STRATEGY (Status – Change) DISCUSSION: MNC-I has begun parallel planning with MNF-I as we attempt to address the security issues and concerns of oil and electrical infrastructure in Iraq. Planners are participating in a number of MNF-I working groups in order to better understand the relationship between the attacks and the effects on the ability of infrastructure to deliver energy both oil and electricity to the populace as well as government wealth generation. MNF-I have apprised C3 of their current line of development as they refine their Infrastructure organization. Plans completed the cost/benefit analysis of protecting three corridors (Kirkuk-Bayji, Bayji-Baghdad, and Baghdad South-Mussayib). A meeting, attended by COS Iraqi MoD, DCG MNF-I and CG MNSTC-I, was convened to discuss the SIB report. Regrettably, there was little reference to the report and it was decided that MNSTC-I would produce a memo for the PM at the next IPC outlining a series of measures to train and equip some 3000 jundi who were not trained in 06. In addition, a joint CF/Iraqi group would be formed (lead by MNF-I SRATOPS LAPD) to take issues forward. In separate developments IGFC have been tasked with convening an Infrastructure Security conference before 15 Apr 07.NEXT ACTION: Submission of memo to PM and confirmation of dates for the forthcoming conferencePOC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5. TOPIC: COALITION PARTICIPATION (Status – Update)

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POC: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6. TOPIC: BORDER SECURITY (Status – No Change) DISCUSSION: Following a three day closure of POEs with Syria and Iran, the GOI reopened POEs on these borders with the exception of AL Qaim on the Syrian Border (which is still under construction) and Zurbatiyah and Al Sheeb on the Iranian border (which require improvement to their infrastructure before being in position to resume normal operations).

While focused POE training will add to border security, many issues remain unresolved. On a positive note, the DBE and MOI continue to engage the IA and MOD to work out the details of tactical and operational integration in accordance with the recently signed “All Regions MOU”. Although this MOU mentions the “partnership” role played by CF in border security, the details of how CF interacts with Border forces now that MNC-I no longer has TACON of DBE units remains unclear. The DBE continues to have difficulties in raising their TRA status particularly in the areas of supply and maintenance. This is partially due to their low priority for receiving equipment and partially to their inability to cross-level or maintain property accountability. Increased enforcement of standards at the POEs is anticipated to increase illegal cross-border activities at other unofficial border crossing sites. While DBE forces conduct some patrolling and interdiction between border forts, this is limited by available fuel and other factors. MNC-I is exploring options to increase CF presence at the borders, but the priority of Baghdad security operations make any large scale increase unlikely. MNC-Icontinues to refine mission analysis on overarching border strategy to nest with MNF-IFRAGO 07-035, Securing the Border Strategy 2007, 21 JAN 07.NEXT ACTION: MNC-I mission analysis briefing to C3, TBD.

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KEY DATES: 12-21 March: RIP/TOA of 12xBTTs.POC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7. TOPIC: LNKING OPERATIONAL BASING TO CAMPAIGN PLAN (Status– No Change) DISCUSSION: Currently attempting to link operational basing to the campaign plan. Intent is to establish the selection criteria and validate what the final set of bases will be as coalition forces draw down and eventually move to strategic overwatch. This effort is critical to the campaign plan since the basing of coalition forces will directly impact operational freedom of maneuver. NEXT ACTION: Evaluate the bases that have been identified as the final set, determine what criteria was used to select these bases, and if these bases maintain their relevancy given the changing environment in OIF and regional considerations.POC:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8. TOPIC: BASE CONSOLIDATION AND CLOSURE (Status – Update) Discussion: in the ongoing efforts to turn over battle space to the ISF, MSC close or transfer bases to either MOD or MOI under a “condition based” approach. Base transfer / closure is driven by three major considerations: stability in the AO, ISF ability/capability to assume & hold battle space and funding for base consolidation. The current methodology is bottom-up driven with MSC nominating bases for transfer/closure, gaining approval, and following a 100 day notional timeline, which serves as a guide to accomplish necessary steps in the transfer/closure process.Next Action: all base transfers/closure nominations have to be approved by CG; the 3ID CAB will operate out of BIAP and basing at Stryker; pending final decision on 4/2 SBCT employment. basing options are Camp Delta / MND-CS or Base Normandy, Caldwell, and Warhorse / MND-N; initial assessment on basing options submitted. HQ consolidation and IZ Transition most likely shift to the right; VBC Garrison continue planning for GRD, CSH, 1x BN from 4/1, 1x BN from 3/3, 3ID DIV HQ, 4/2 SBCT and pax from MNF-I; awaiting decision on 2/3 andBases transferring / closing in the next: 30 days: Old State Building (24 MAR) / Shaibah Logistic Base (31 MAR) / Shat Al Arab Hotel (16 APR) (MND-SE)60 days:90 days: 0Key Dates: 10MAR07 BMWG with DCOSPOC:

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9. TOPIC: ISF OPCON AND TRANSITION OF IA DIVISIONS (Status – No Change) DISCUSSION: The Baghdad Operations Command (BOC) was established under the authority of Prime Minister Maliki in accordance with Prime Minister Letter 4/2/1 (amended by Executive Order (1)) dated 2 Jan 07. This initiative directed all Baghdad-based Iraqi Security Forces (ISF) to be directly transferred OPCON to the newly established BOC on 1 Mar 07 under the command of LTGEN Abud Kanbar Hashim Khayun al-Maliki. An MOU between MNC-I and BOC has been produced to provide

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further direction and guidance on the detailed roles, responsibilities, and relationships of the various Iraqi and Coalition Force elements conducting security operations within the BOC AOR to ensure that the Prime Minister's intent could be met.

The BOC AOR consists of the ten Administrative Districts, referred to as Security Districts, and is extended to include the areas under control of the 6IA and 9IA divisions that fall outside of the ten security districts. Within Baghdad, the BOC AOR is further subdivided into two sectors: the Al Karkh sector (west of the Tigris River) and the Al Rasafa sector (east of the Tigris River). The HQ in each of these two sectors controls Iraqi Security Force tactical operations within their respective sectors.

As such, on 1 Mar 07, the BOC assumed OPCON of 6IA and 9IA Divisions, 1NP and 2NP Divisions and other ISF elements based in Baghdad.POC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10. TOPIC: BORDER SECURITY (Status – No Change) DISCUSSION: Following a three day closure of POEs with Syria and Iran, the GOI reopened POEs on these borders with the exception of AL Qaim on the Syrian Border (which is still under construction) and Zurbatiyah and Al Sheeb on the Iranian border (which require improvement to their infrastructure before being in position to resume normal operations).

While focused POE training will add to border security, many issues remain unresolved. On a positive note, the DBE and MOI continue to engage the IA and MOD to work out the details of tactical and operational integration in accordance with the recently signed “All Regions MOU”. Although this MOU mentions the “partnership” role played by CF in border security, the details of how CF interacts with Border forces now that MNC-I no longer has TACON of DBE units remains unclear. The DBE continues to have difficulties in raising their TRA status particularly in the areas of supply and maintenance. This is partially due to their low priority for receiving equipment and partially to their inability to cross-level or maintain property accountability. Increased enforcement of standards at the POEs is anticipated to increase illegal cross-border activities at other unofficial border crossing sites. While DBE forces conduct some patrolling and interdiction between border forts, this is limited by available fuel and other factors. MNC-I is exploring options to increase CF presence at the borders, but the priority of Baghdad security operations make any large scale increase unlikely. MNC-Icontinues to refine mission analysis on overarching border strategy to nest with MNF-IFRAGO 07-035, Securing the Border Strategy 2007, 21 JAN 07.NEXT ACTION: MNC-I mission analysis briefing to C3, TBD.KEY DATES: 12-21 March: RIP/TOA of 12xBTTs.POC:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11. TOPIC: MAJOR CULTURAL / RELIGIOUS EVENTS (Status – UPDATE) 8 Rabi I (26 Mar 07): Death of the 11th Imam (Buried in Samarra) 20 Rabi I (8 Apr 07): Death of Umar, 2nd Caliph8 Rabi II (26 Apr 07): Anniversary of UBL 1st Fatwa against USA

Reference to all operationally significant religious and political events located on C3 Plans and Policy website, posted 10 Jan 2007. The beginning of Islamic months in Iraq

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starts with the observation of the crescent moon with the naked eye (giving a variance of +/- one day per month), so the Gregorian dates are approximate. POTENTIAL IMPACTS: Low threat; minimal impact. POC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------12. TOPIC: IA LEGAL ADVISOR PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM (IALAPP) (Status – Update)DISCUSSION: The MNC-I OSJA IALAPP stated priorities are: (1) Oversee IGFC Legal Advisor training; (2) Clarify IA powers of arrest for all IA elements subject to different C2 arrangements; and (3) Encourage centralized IGFC Detainee procedures and policies.NEXT ACTION: Ongoing projects include:

- Replacement of BG Mohammed, who passed away recently from cancer.the 6IA Division Legal Officer has been nominated, and has reported to

the IGFC at MOD;- Training IA Legal Advisors on the recently passed Military Procedure Law and

Military Penal Code (together, the new Iraqi Armed Forces Military Justice system); MOD training for 28 new Legal Advisors should be complete on 30 March. MOD will train existing Legal Advisors in April;

- Continue training on IA ROE including an information paper, PowerPoint training slides, and ROE Cards;

- Working with MNSTC-I on formulating proper Detainee SOPs and policies;- Currently working on agreements with DOJ, DOS, and GOI for all future Tiger

Teams of investigative judges in MND-B, MND-N, and MNF-W, and working on internal MNC-I SOP for conducting the operations;

- All remaining computers delivered to IA Legal Advisors. KEY DATES: None. POC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13. TOPIC: ELECTIONS (Status – UPDATE) DISCUSSION: On 23 January the Council of Representatives (COR) passed the law establishing the Iraqi High Elections Council (IHEC). The IHEC will establish the governing body for national and provincial elections in Iraq. The IHEC is also responsible for conducting the referendum in Kirkuk regarding TAL 58 and Article 140. The passing of the IHEC law starts a 60 day clock to nominate and assign council members. The UN is taking the lead on a 120 day training program for council members and their staffs. The USAMB is expected to make a recommendation to PM Maliki by the end of March 2007 on whether provincial elections should be held in CY 2007. If so, recommendation is expected to be November 2007 at the earliest. The logical next step would be to conduct a national census; the last one being held in 1990. It is reasonable to assume that there are some in the GOI who stand to lose power in an election and will attempt to postpone the Provincial Elections until January 2009 when the National Elections are next scheduled to occur. Presently, sub-provincial elections cannot occur.POC:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------14. TOPIC: UNAMI SUPPORT (Status – Update)

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Discussion: UNAMI withdrawal from the Basra : UNAMI will remove its moveable stores and equipment from Basra Palace in the last (fourth) week of Apr 07.Only remaining UNAMI assets in BP after end Apr 07 will be buildings and infrastructure (generators and water treatment plant), these being used by US REO (Regional Embassy Office). As a result of this, UNAMI will have no further need for the ROM CO. Draft letter from UNAMI to GOR with COS UNAMI outlining above.UNHCR mission to Karama Trebil BCP on 25 Mar 07: MNF-W will provide QRF, MEDVAC and personnel recovery to UNHER party if required.UNAMI electoral affairs visit to Sulaymaniyah on 3 Apr 07: MND-N/NE will provide QRF, MEDVAC and personnel recovery for UNAMI team during travel within their battle spaceNext Action:

Draft FRAGO in cooperation with MNF-I UNAMI military adviser.Key Dates: The Romanian government decision on withdrawal or continued presence (TBD)POC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15. TOPIC: OPERATIONAL REVIEW OF CURRENT GLOCs (Status– New) DISCUSSION: Currently reviewing A/GLOCs and analyzing options for reducing MNC-I dependency on a primary GLOC. Intent is to ensure that from an operational perspective MNC-I has maximized potential for redundancy and flexibility in support of current and future operations.NEXT ACTION: Continue to explore options for increasing secondary A/GLOCs given the current operational environment.POC:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ISF:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. TOPIC: AL ANBAR POLICE TRAINING (Status – Update) DISCUSSION: MNF West has two months before a new police academy can be opened in Al Anbar (predicted not earlier than 19 May). Alternative arrangements were made to maintain the flow of trained recruits until the academy is opened. On 24 FEB250 recruits began training at the Mosul Public Safety Academy (MPSA). FRAGO 401(DTU Task #3) directed transportation and security support for a second MPSA 8 week class of 250, and two 500 student classes were added at Sulaymaniyah Joint TrainingAcademy (SJTA). The first of these SJTA classes began 25 March and the second class starts 08 April. CPATT has successfully coordinated these classes for MNF West and MNCI. NEXT ACTION: Track movement for 2 x 250 Basic Recruit Trainees (BRT) classes at Mosul. Track movement for 2 x 500 BRT classes at Sulaymaniyah. KEY DATES: 24 FEB - 1st MPSA class of 25025 MAR - 1st Sulaymaniyah class of 50008 APR - 2nd Sulaymaniyah class for 25021 APR - 2nd MPSA class of 500POC:

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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2. TOPIC: AL ANBAR EMERGENCY RESPONSE UNITS (Status – Update) DISCUSSION: On 15 March ’07 PM Maliki approved the Anbari Deputy Governor’s request for an eight (8) battalion based ERU in Al Anbar. This legitimizes the ERU as an ISF under CPA Order 91. The order dictates any type paramilitary organization must have GOI approval and be assigned to the MOD or MOI as an ISF. MNF-W assigned 3 Infantry based PTTs to the ERU for unit level training. MNF-W will establish training curriculums and class schedules utilizing PTT injections, eventually transitioning the academy to IP control. Currently approximately are formally trained.MNF-W and CPATT transferred IP training equipment from the Jordanian International Police Training College to Camp Habbaniyah for academy start up. Planning is still in the initial stages for the training of the ERU.NEXT ACTION: Track force generation and funding for ERU. KEY DATES: 19 May 07: Opening of Al Anbar Police Academy POC:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3. TOPIC: BORDERS POE ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (Status – Update) DISCUSSION: New maintenance contract for ZVB Backscatter Vans was signed 06 Mar 07 and is expected to be finalized 26 Mar 07. Projected arrival date for contracted maintenance teams is 15 May 07. The contract is expected to include a sustainment plan written to transfer over to MOI. The sustainment plan will include training for maintenance and field service engineer technicians. There are 7 of 30 Backscatter Vans reported as non-operational for this period. DBE remains without a dedicated POE Director, since the assassination of MG Emad Mohsen Al Shaheen. BG Faroud is now the acting National POE Director. A permanent POE Director is needed to make lasting change IAW CF objectives across all POEs in Iraq. If appointed soon, a new POE director will be the ninth in the last 24 months. Lack of a National Director degrades accountability of regional POE directors resulting poor operating standards abroad. DHS will maintain a 12 man BST coverage of Iraq with 2x man teams (per) in support of MND- N, MND-CS, MND-SE and MNF-W. A 3-man team will remain in Baghdad to rove to various POEs and support MOI TT with policy development. MNC-I(IAG) will receive one agent to provide SME support and assist in border security operations. DHS is seeking to extend BST from current 90 day rotations to 120 days. Additionally, DHS is expected to receive up to contracted border agents NLT June 07 to enhance POE coverage and augment both the current BST and TT. NEXT ACTION: 1. Continue to monitor status of Backscatter Vans through TRA and CPATT2. Follow up on DHS recommendation for revised rotation plan to cover POEs with additional contracted border agents.3. Follow up on DHS request for change in longer theater rotations for BST- from 90 to 120-days KEY DATES: TBD – new or current POE Director assigned with permanent orders. MAY 07 –New maintenance contracts for ZBV operational readiness POC------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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4. TOPIC: BORDER SECURITY (Status – Update) DISCUSSION: CPATT conducted a POE Enhancement meeting with MG Mohsen (DBE Cdr) on 17 Mar 07 that will lead to significant POE infrastructure improvements for Zurbitia, Shamalmcha and Bashmakh POEs & (minor improvements to Muntheria and Reba). Baggage scanners (2 per POE) will be purchased in support of POE operations.The GOI is currently considering plans to re-align Airports and Seaports from MOT to MOI under the control of the DBE. Centralized control of Land, Air and Seaports will help to improve progress of DBE control of Iraqi Border security. MNF-I STRAT FUOPSwill continue planning on Umm Qasr Sea port. The purpose is to review initial mission analysis and initial draft COAs, tied to conditions regarding security and C2 of sea and airports. This will lead to developing and OPLAN, not necessarily an OPORD. MOD, MOI, DBE and CF began planning early Feb to synchronized array of forces to facilitate and operationalize MOU objectives. The “All Regions MOU” is written to expand integration initiatives for border security on the strategic level in all DBE Regions.NEXT ACTION: 1. Follow up MOI/DBE developments to gain control of Sea and Airports under (centralize control of all ports)2. Revise National Border Security Way Ahead with DBE, DHS and MNF-I3. Formal request from MNF-W to maintain TACON of DBE forces along the Syria/Jordanian Border-if submittedKEY DATES: TBD - Start date for POE infrastructure projectsTBD - Written orders from PM on realignment of airports and seaports from MOT to MOI22 Mar 07 – MNF-I Mission Analysis on Um Qasr Seaport 22 Mar 07 - Joint Border Enforcement Working Group.POC-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5. TOPIC: NATIONAL POLICE (Status – Update)DISCUSSION: New ‘Askariya Bde’ currently is being established to protect reconstruction of the Al-Askari Mosque, Samarra. Initial training commenced 18 Feb 06 at Al Hilla IP Academy. Basing to be PB Olsen for Bde HQ, and an extension is to be constructed at FOD Uvanni to house the BNs. 3-3-1 BN is no longer being considered for transfer to the new Bde, and will return to Baghdad on or around 28 Apr 07.Askariya Bde forecast to be IOC 31 May 07, FOC Sep 07 but problems remain in recruiting suitable officers. This new Bde are to receive 20x UAH HMWVs, although it is unclear as to how they are to be employed by the NP. This will be the first NP unit to have operated HMWVs. 2nd Bde returned to Numaniyah to complete re-bluing training following their involvement in operations supporting Arbaeen; they will now graduate on 25 Mar 07. 7 Bde NP are next to attend re-bluing, from 2 Apr-2 May 07.NEXT ACTION: 25 Mar 07 2NP Bde completes Re-Blueing at Numaniyah.KEY DATES: 2 Apr 07, 7th Bde begins Re-Blueing at Numaniyah.POC:-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

6. TOPIC: EQUIPMENT/LOGISTICS SUPPORT TO BRIGADES REINFORCING BAGHDAD SECURITY (Status – Update)

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DISCUSSION: Continuing to over-watch high priority equipment sustainment issues for IA units coming to Baghdad as part of Farhd Al-Qanoon. 1/2 & 1/1/2 have requested asmall amount of IBA’s and Helmets, along with other equipment that is being expedited via Iraqi channels through IGFC written correspondence to JHQ and MOD. 2nd division units that are now in Baghdad, have picked up their 27 - 5 Ton trucks and 10 shot gunsas part of their Force Generation equipment. Working with MITTs on 2nd round of units coming to Baghdad to see if any urgent equipment requirements are identified.NEXT ACTION: C3 ISF LOG Monitor status KEY DATES: TBDPOC:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7. TOPIC: PSMR DEVELOPMENT (Status – Update)DISCUSSION: The PSMR working group has completed the review and has reduced the report down to 7 pages. The final product has been accepted and sent to the developer for coding. Estimated date for implementation is 1 April.Initial staffing by the Working Group of the commanders comments FRAGO is completed. NEXT ACTION: FRAGO developmentInitial staffing of the TRA SOP revisionKEY DATES: TBD: FRAGO publication Tenetive date of 1 April 07 for implementation of revised PSMRPOC:

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8. TOPIC: ISF FORCE GENERATION (Status – Update) DISCUSSION: The 30K soldier expansion plan continues and is currently at the end of the third iteration. This plan addresses the average of 1,500 soldiers lost per month (casualties, DFRs, and AWOL) as well as brings all units to 110% strength. To date, anapproximate total of 14,800 of the 30K have been recruited and trained; of the 14,800 recruited and trained 7,820 IA Jundi have been distributed and received by the IA Divs. The third iteration is on going with an approximate 8500 IA recruits currently in training. The third iteration is scheduled to end the week of the 20th thru the 29th of March. The IA force generation process is focused on the Prime Minister’s Initiative Force. The soldiers currently in basic training at the 1st, 2nd and 3rd ITB are currently prioritized to go to 11th Div HQ and 4/9 IA. 11th Div HQ is scheduled to begin fill on or around 1 April, which will be the MP and Sig CO primarily. The soldiers of the 4/9th IA will begin fill 1-21April from 3 graduating classes. NEXT ACTION: The PM’s Initiative force generation is currently on going. Continue to track impact of proposed Samarra BDE.KEY DATES: Weekly PM Initiative Workgroup meetings at MNSTC-I the date is 151100MAR07.POC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9. TOPIC: DCG/ ADC MEETING. (Status – Change)DISCUSSION: C3 ISF will host the monthly meeting between the MNC-I DCG andMND ADCs to discuss ISF issues. Attendees will include the ADCs from all MNC-I

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units, MNSTC-I, C1 ISF, C3 ISF, and PMO. Tigris Conference Room has been reserved. FRAGO published 9 MAR 07. VTC request confirmed.NEXT ACTION: Build briefing. Submit attendee roster to SGS.KEY DATES: 24 MAR 07, 0930-1130 conference. POC: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

FORCE GENERATION: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1. TOPIC: RFF 719 FOR OPERATION FARDH AL-QANOON (Status – Update) DISCUSSION: a. This RFF requests additional forces to support surge operations intended to stabilize the Iraqi internal security situation and reduce sectarian violence. To accomplish these objectives selected enablers including: Civil Affairs Companies, Tactical PSYOP Detachments, selected Combat Service Support elements, additional Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Intel surge enablers, and Weapons Intelligence Team capabilities are required for the five additional Brigade Combat Teams (BCTs) approved for deployment to Iraq. Currently at Joint Staff. WIT Teams scheduled for SDOB on 8MAR 07. Released from CENTCOM 31 JAN 07. Sourcing solutions in joint staffing.

Movement Control Teams Sourced and approved in OIF 07-09 Mod 10. -12834 Victory requested LAD 15 FEB approved LAD 01 APR -12835 Taji requested LAD 15 FEB approved LAD 01 APR -12836 Anaconda requested LAD 01 MAR approved LAD 01 APR -12837 Adder requested LAD 20 APR approved LAD 20 APR

Civil Affairs Teams Sourced in OIF 07-09 CA and PSYOP Mod 12.

TUAV PLT: Not sourced.Convoy Security CO: Not sourced.

b. This RFF requests a division headquarters (with two-star general commander) and includes: Command Group; Main Command Post; 2 X Tactical CPS; Plans and Analysis Center; Complete Division Special Troops Battalion; habitually assigned USAF Tactical Air Control and Weather Teams. LAD 15 MAR 07. Division Headquarters approved in CJCS OIF 07-09 EXORD Mod 09. DEPORD Mod 13.NEXT ACTION:-Monitor deployment of division HQ and staffing of other issues. KEY DATES:-Multiple LADs from Jan - May 07.POC: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2. TOPIC: RFF 719 MoD 4 DIVISION HEADQUARTERS ENABLERS (Status - Update) DISCUSSION: Enablers for the Headquarters, 3rd Infantry Division, as the Reinforcement Division Headquarters for Operation TOGETHER FORWARD. The

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enablers included in this RFF include:

enablers will compensate for shortfalls in capabilities made by changes in the force structure, and reinforce areas of need due to Operation TOGETHER FORWARD.Staffing through C-3 channels. Released as RFF 719 Mod 4.

Casualty Liasion Team: Out for chops S: 5 MAR 07Civil Affairs BN HQ: Out for chops S: 5 MAR 07FIRES BDE HQ (-) Out for chops S: 5 MAR 07TAC PSYOP CO HQ: Out for chops S: 5 MAR 07Combat Camera: Out for chops S: 5 MAR 07Knowledge Management Cell: Out for chops S: 5 MAR 07

Sourced in OIF 07-09 EXORD Mod 13. LADs of 29 JUN and 31 MAY.

NEXT ACTION: Monitor Joint Staffing. KEY DATES: Varying LADs from 1 MAR 07 to MAY 07POC: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3. TOPIC: RFF 719 MoD 2 COMBAT AVIATION BRIGADE (Medium) (Status - Update) MNC-I RFF 119 requests a Combat Aviation Brigade (Medium) for Operation TOGETHER FORWARD. This request includes an Aviation Brigade Headquarters, an Attack Battalion, an Aviation Attack/Recon Battalion, an Aviation Assault Battalion, a General Support Aviation Battalion, and an Aviation Support Battalion. Released from CENTCOM to Joint Staff as RFF 719 Mod 2 19 FEB 07.Sourced in OIF 07-09 EXORD Mod 13 with a LAD of 15 MAY 07.NEXT ACTION: Monitor progress through DEPORD.KEY DATES: LAD: 15 MAR 07POC: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------4. TOPIC: RFF 719 MoD 5 REQUESTS FOR ENGINEER BATTALION HQ AND 4 HORIZONTAL COMPANIES (Status: Update)DISCUSSION: This RFF requests horizontal construction assets to complete the workload increase generated by the increased forces in Baghdad in support of OPERATION FARDH AL-QANOON. Requested engineer force structure will construct 52 X Joint Security Stations and 9 X Gated Communities, repair, improve and maintain the Baghdad Security Belt, build combat outposts in the communities in Baghdad, and conduct route sanitation and rapid crater repair within the MND-B AOR. There is currently no solution for the EN BN HQ requested in RFF 719. It appears that CENTCOM will directed to relook at this request and provide a reply as to whether an internal sourcing solution can be achieved. Additionally, there is no sourcing solution for the four EN Companies requested. Same direction at internal sourcing may apply.NEXT ACTION: Respond to any RFIs from Joint Staff. Sent to JS 12 MAR 07.

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6. TOPIC: RFF 719 MoD 3 REQUEST FOR 2 X ENGINEER BDE AND 2 X BN HQs(Status – No Change)DISCUSSION: This RFF requests the validation and reinstatement of the engineer command and control requirements that were off-ramped during the OIF 07-09Requirements Conference. During the conference 2 X years ago, the security assessment for Iraq was estimated to only require 12 BCTs. CERP and reconstruction projects were to be developed and managed by PRTs and GoI. Coalition Forces were to consolidate on 4 COBs and 3 CSCs, and all other installations in Iraq transitioned to GoI. Based on this prediction, engineer C2 and construction and project development and management assets were reduced. Transmitted to Joint Staff 19 FEB 07Out for chops S: 5 MAR 07NEXT ACTION: Monitor staffing at Joint Staff and respond to any RFI.KEY DATES: LAD: ENG Bde: 17 JUL 07 Camp Speicher LAD: ENG Bde: 22 AUG 07 Camp Liberty LAD: ENG BN HQ: 25 JUL 07 Camp Speicher LAD: ENG BN HQ: 22 AUG 07 Camp LibertyPOC: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------7. TOPIC: RFF 719 Mod 1 FOR EOD BATTALION HEADQUARTERS (Status - Update) This RFF requests an additional Ordnance Battalion (OD BN) Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Headquarters (HQ) Pax) to provide command and control (C2) for approximately 6 OD Companies (EOD) and to provide dedicated C-IED planners for the additional Division HQ. The RFF also requests an additional Weapons Intelligence Team (WIT) Detachment Pax) to provide C2 of up to 6 WITs assigned per Division. Additional WIT Detachment is required to meet intelligence collection requirements, per the original WIT CONOPS, with each WIT Detachment supporting a Division HQ which is supported with up to 6 assigned WIT Teams. Without an additional OD BN (EOD) HQ, the present C2 capability of the two deployed OD BN (EOD) HQs would be increased beyond their ability to support divisional planning, command companies and support operational requirements with EOD support. RFF 719 Mod 1 released to Joint Staff 19 FEB 07. HQ Sourced in OIF 07-09 Mod 12. Approved LAD of 1 MAY 07. Approved DEPORD Mod 16. WIT Teams Sourced in OIF 07-09 EXORD Mod 12. Approved DEPORD Mod 16. One EOD CO in 719 Mod 1 remains to be sourced.NEXT ACTION:

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Monitor Staffing unit arrival, sourcing of final company.KEY DATES:LAD 15 MAR 07 or to coincide with arrival of requested division headquarters.POC:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8. TOPIC: RFF 712 (4 x MP CO (CS) RFF (Status – Update) DISCUSSION: This RFF requests 4 additional MP (CS) COs to support the Iraqi Police Service (IPS) development program. The CG, MNF-I directed an expanded IPS development program and designated 2006 as "The Year of the Police" which represented a tremendous capacity surge in which the first PTTs were fielded in Mar - Apr 06. RFF will provide increased PTT capability and will fill the total PTT requirement to over 90% PTTs). RFF submitted to MNF-I on 9 Dec 06. MNC-I Chop on MNF-I staffing provided 16 Dec 06. RFF submitted to CENTCOM on 24 Dec 06.CENTCOM draft MOD 1 to RFF 697 for the 4 MP COs sent out for chop. S: 3 Jan 07.Rolled into RFF 712 with six other MP Cos. Joint Staffing 19 JAN 07. Four new requirement companies sourced in OIF 07-09 EXORD Mods 12, 13, and Draft 14. LADs of 15 JUL and 1 SEP 07. Six ILO companies sourced in OIF 07-09 EXORD Mods12 and 13. Various LADs. NEXT ACTION: Monitor Joint staffing and provide any requested input.KEY DATES: Requested LAD of 15 Jul 07.POC:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------9. TOPIC: THEATER SECURITY BDE (TSB) (Status – Updated) DISCUSSION: The 07-09 TSB requirement was initially sourced by 4/1 ID but this unit will now be used as a plus up BCT. The current TSB, 1-34 BCT, has been extended for 125 days beyond BOG which establishes a new BOG date of 01 AUG 07. 1/82 BCT has been placed on a FORSCOM DEPORD and will backfill 1-34 BCT as the

TSB. 1/82 BCT sent an initial plan for deployment of subordinate units but will finalize the plan during the Leader’s Recon. 1/82 BCT will request XVIII ABC approve DIRLAUTH to facilitate planning for this requirement. Recommend MNC-I C3 approve BCT to BCT level DIRLAUTH to prepare for the 1/82 BCT Leaders Recon 2-11 APR 07. NEXT ACTION: Receive planning factors from 1/82 BCT. Conduct a mission analysis with 13th SC(E) to determine which TSB missions can be assumed by 1/82 BCT.KEY DATES: 2-11 APR 07, Leaders Recon.POC:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------10. TOPIC: THEATER SECURITY BDE (TSB) (Status – Updated) DISCUSSION: The current TSB, 1-34 BCT, has been extended for 125 days beyond BOG which establishes a new BOG date of 01 AUG 07. 1/82 BCT has been placed on a FORSCOM DEPORD and will backfill 1-34 BCT as the TSB. 1/82 BCT sent an initial plan for deployment of subordinate units but will finalize the plan during the Leader’s Recon. 1/82 BCT is exercising DIRLAUTH with 1-34 BCT to facilitate planning for this requirement. 1/82 BCT has an approved Leaders Recon scheduled for 2-11 APR 07. NEXT ACTION: Conduct Leaders Recon.KEY DATES: 2-11 APR 07, Leaders Recon.POC:

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11. TOPIC: MNC-I RFF 654 COMMAND, CONTROL AND COMMUNICATIONS (C3)(Status – Update)DISCUSSION: RFF 654 is regarded as closed. However, Theater C2 discussion on the recurring requirement continues at the GO level. Next GO SVTC to be scheduled within next ten days. NEXT ACTIONS: Continue to participate in Theater C2 discussions to ensure the Corps requirement for persistent, reliable, responsive 24/7 communications is met.KEY DATES:Next GO SVTC: TBP.POC:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12. TOPIC: MNC-I RFF 656 RIVERINE (Status –Update)DISCUSSION: RFF 656, released 17 Jun 06, requests Riverine capability to deny Anti-Iraqi Forces (AIF) use of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. Joint Staff returned RFF to CENTCOM due to SOCOM identifying issues in the RFF needing resolution. JFCOM RFI dated 30 Sep 06 indicated RFF 656 will not be sourced due to RFF 397 (for MNF-W). JFCOM requested input on feasibility of force provided under RFF 397 supporting both MNC-I requirements. Joint Staff determined both RFFs could not be sourced anddirected CENTCOM to source internally. MNF-West tasked to determine if riverine capability could be used to support other MNDs. MNF-West response (12 Nov 06) wasunable to support due to commitment of capability to the security of Haditha Dam complex. ONS (as interim material solution) submitted by MNF-I on 30 Nov 06. HQDA (DAMO-CIC) reviewed ONS and returned disapproved 8 JAN 07. Topic of Interest FNF 9 FEB 07. Discussion with CENTCOM and MNF-I over best “Way Forward.” JUONS process recommended. JUONS reviewed by MNC-I COS on 23 Feb. JUONS with CENTCOM for staffing. NEXT ACTION: Continue to maintain visibility through Friday Night Fights.KEY DATES: NAPOC:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13. TOPIC: RFF 695 FOR 316TH ESC (Status – No Change) DISCUSSION: 316th ESC RFF requests pax to provide staff augmentation, ISF support, and distribution management capability to this USAR unit that will deploy under a new Modular MTOE of pax; reduction of compared to the 13th SCE, and compared to 3rd COSCOM. Additional personnel will enable 316th ability to plan, coordinate, and synchronize logistics support and sustainment operations across the ITO. Reduced manning based on transformation to Single Log C2 with 1st Theater Support Command (TSC) assuming portions of overall theater sustainment mission from the ESC. Timeline for 1st TSC to assume Single Log C2 is a minimum of 6 months into the 316th ESC rotation (~Jan 08). CENTCOM RFF 695 released 9 Nov 06. FORSCOM developing sourcing solution for of the Pax with remaining as passbacks to JFCOM. Targeted for SDOB: TBD. Sourcing COA’s out for chops, Draft USJFCOM, S: 12 JAN 07. Sourced in EXORD. OIF 07-09 EXORD Mod 7.

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NEXT ACTION:- Monitor staffing within Joint Staff and respond to any requests for information.KEY DATES:-Requested EAD is 25 JAN 07 and LAD is 25 FEB 07.POC:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15. TOPIC: RFF 667 MOD 1, INCREASE IN FORCES FOR TF (Status - Update)DISCUSSION: (Modification initially submitted for X pax. Restudy of the issues resulted in a change to X pax. Restaffing through MNC-I.) This Modification to RFF 667 requests X additional personnel to conduct reconnaissance, surveillance, and information processing and analysis in support of technology developed aviation assets. Identified shortages in critical skills sets render headquarters unable to process volumes of data previously unforecasted. Currently TF is operating only five of the twenty four Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition (RSTA) platforms projected for deployment within the next six months. The X identified personnel will enable TF

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BCT at the end of its OIF 06-08 deployment. Released to Joint Staff as RFF 725 on 19 FEB 07.Released for chops S: 19 MAR 07. Due JS 04 APR 07. TGT SDOB: 12 APR 07NEXT ACTION:Monitor staffing within Joint Staff.KEY DATES: LAD 20 NOV 07POC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18. TOPIC: GFMAP 648 MoD 3 (IAG) (Status – Update)Discussion: This RFF requests 1 X Division MiTT to support 11th IA Division, adds medics for the Motor Transport Regiment (MTR) and LOG BN MTTs. It adds EOD manning and MP manning for division MiTTs. It also adds 4 X BTTs to support current Department of Border Enforcement (DBE) force structure. Total increase of X Pax. .To CENTCOM 22 FEB 07. Release to Joint Staff and renamed GFMAP 648 Mod 3.

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POC: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------24. TOPIC: RFF 735 REQUESTS FOR OPTOMETRY SUPPORT (Status - Update) DISCUSSION: During OIF rotation 06-08 MNC-I has Optometrists that provide daily care to the 133,000 U.S. personnel. For OIF rotation 07-09 this will be down toOptometrists to provide daily care to all U.S. personnel. The Sustainment Brigades currently in Iraq have organic Optometry teams. The Sustainment Brigades due in OIF 07-09 have undergone transformation and no longer have Optometry Teams. This RFF is a one-for-one replacement of the capability lost due to transformation. The one and only Optometry team scheduled to arrive for OIF 07-09 cannot support all 133,000 U.S. personnel. Transmitted to Joint Staff 7 MAR 07.NEXT ACTION: Monitor any RFI from Joint Staff.KEY DATES: LADs: 1 JUN 07; 27 JUN 07; 14 JUL 07POC: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------25. TOPIC: RFF #749 REQUESTS FOR 1 X RELIGIOUS SUPPORT TEAM (Status - Update) DISCUSSION: Multi-National Corps-Iraq (MNC-I) requires an additional Chaplain Detachment “D” Team to provide Religious Support (RS) required by Title 10 and in support of the plus up of one Division level Religious Support Team (RST) in the MNC-IAOR. When deployed Division level RSTs are authorized one D Team pax). This D Team will augment the Division RST providing essential RS coordination of low density RS assets within the Division RST AOR and provide direct and area religious support to all authorized personnel on the Division AO Forward Operating Bases (FOBs). To Joint Staff 16 MAR 07.NEXT ACTION: Monitor requests for information from Joint Staff.KEY DATES: LAD 30 OCT 07.POC: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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26. TOPIC: RFF # MNC-I 128 HUMAN RESOURCES COMPANY HEADQUARTERS(Status - NEW) DISCUSSION: This RFF requests the addition of another Human Resource Company Headquarters and its complementary R5 and postal synchronization cells for 07-09 due to the sustainment of forces not originally forecast for 07-09. Two HR Companies were programmed and resourced for 07-09 based on a 13-BCT set and associated enablers. Iraq AOR failed to ramp off units as forecast, and added forces which overlap into 07-09. Additional command and control HQs are needed to manage these assets. Total

personnel.NEXT ACTION: Submit to Chief of Staff RFF Board 24 MAR 07. KEY DATES: Requested LAD 2 SEP 07.POC:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27. TOPIC: RFF # MNC-I 129 142nd FIRES BDE SUPPLEMENT (Status - New)DISCUSSION: This RFF requests additional personnel for 142nd Fires BDE (FB) HQ (-)for MND-N OIF 07-09). This capability is at the request of 142nd FB and MND-N, and is required for the FB HQ (-) and the division to accomplish their missions. They will also be responsible for providing C2 and oversight for Fire Support assets and Effects-Based Operations (EBO) in support of MND-N and will conduct frequent combat logistics patrols across the entire AO to maintain over artillery locating radar systems. The total requirement is for additional personnel.NEXT ACTION: Prepare draft RFF for submission to Chief of Staff Review Board.KEY DATES: Requested LAD of 9 SEP 07.POC:-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------28. TOPIC: RFF #MNC-I 130 MEDICAL: MENTAL HEALTH, PREVENTATIVE MEDICINE, AND MEDICAL LOGISTICS (Status - New)DISCUSSION: During OIF rotation 06-08 MNC-I has 3 non-transformed Sustainment Brigades that provide daily care to the 164,000 U.S. personnel. For OIF rotation 07-09 (3) transformed Sustainment Brigades whose MTOEs do not contain Mental Health, Preventive Medicine and Medical Logistics are scheduled to deploy. This RFF is a one-for-one replacement of the capability lost due to transformation. Total of Personnel. NEXT ACTION: Prepare draft for submission to Chief of Staff Review Board. KEY DATES: Various LADs.POC:

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