SYNDICATE SYNDICATE PRESENTATIONPRESENTATION

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NOMINAL ROLL OF NOMINAL ROLL OF SYNDICATE-5SYNDICATE-5SESE

RRNAMENAME COUNTRY COUNTRY APPTAPPT

1.1. Brigadier Nawab Brigadier Nawab SinghSingh

IndiaIndia Syn LdrSyn Ldr

2.2. Colonel Albert Colonel Albert RakotoRakoto

MadagascMadagascarar

Assistant LdrAssistant Ldr

3.3. Maj Santosh Maj Santosh JayaswalJayaswal

IndiaIndia RecorderRecorder

4.4. Lt Col Gyuman ChoiLt Col Gyuman Choi KoreaKorea RecorderRecorder

5.5. Lt Col Xinlin HULt Col Xinlin HU ChinaChina DelegateDelegate

6.6. Commodore Frank Commodore Frank FijiFiji DelegateDelegate

7.7. Colonel JungColonel Jung KoreaKorea DelegateDelegate

8.8. Brig Gen Aladad Brig Gen Aladad KhanKhan

MalaysiaMalaysia DelegateDelegate

9.9. Colonel R PambidColonel R Pambid PhilippinePhilippiness

DelegateDelegate

10.10. Colonel G KarpekinColonel G Karpekin RussiaRussia DelegateDelegate

11.11. Colonel TeoColonel Teo SingaporeSingapore DelegateDelegate

12.12. Maj Gen Maj Gen WanigasekeraWanigasekera

Sri LankaSri Lanka DelegateDelegate

NOMINAL ROLL OF NOMINAL ROLL OF SYNDICATE-5SYNDICATE-5SESE

RRNAMENAME COUNTRY COUNTRY APPTAPPT

13.13. LTC Victor SalazarLTC Victor Salazar USUS DelegateDelegate

14.14. Col R K SinghCol R K Singh IndiaIndia ObserverObserver

15.15. Col Jagbir SinghCol Jagbir Singh IndiaIndia ObserverObserver

16.16. Lt Col MukhametovLt Col Mukhametov KazakhstaKazakhstann

ObserverObserver

17.17. Colonel Colonel BoontanondhaBoontanondha

ThailandThailand ObserverObserver

18.18. Lt Cdr DarrenLt Cdr Darren USUS ObserverObserver

19.19. Dr James Dr James McnaughtonMcnaughton

USUS ObserverObserver

20.20. Lt Col AkhmedovLt Col Akhmedov UzbekistaUzbekistann

ObserverObserver

21.21. Captain TatarintsevCaptain Tatarintsev RussiaRussia InterpreterInterpreter

ASSUMPTIONS

• SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF POLITICAL HEADS-WILL TO INFLUENCE.

• REGION, ASIA-PACIFIC/EXTENDED-MANY COMMON ISSUES.

• ACTIONS TO HAVE LEGAL APPROVAL. UN/ WORLD FORUM-REGIONAL COOP.

• REDEFINED ROLES OF ARMIES VIS-A-VIS POLICE.

ISSUES

• NON-TRADITIONAL THREATS AND A COMMON APPROACH.

• CHANGING ROLES OF ARMIES.

• COMMON SECURITY MODEL AND LESSONS OF PAST EXPERIENCE IN MULTINATIONAL/COALITION OPS.

• PROLIFERATION OF WMD.

• NARCOTIC TRAFFICKING.

• EXTREMISM / FUNDAMENTALISM.

• MARITIME PIRACY.

• HUMAN TRAFFICKING.

• TERRORISM INCLUDING CYBER TERRORISM.

• EMERGENCE OF NEW TERRORIST GROUPS WITH TRANSNATIONAL AGENDAS.

• BIOLOGICAL & ECOLOGICAL THREATS.

• SEPARATISM – POLITICAL, SOCIAL, STRUCTURAL AND CULTURAL FACTORS.

• ENERGY SECURITY.

• FOOD & WATER SHORTAGES.

NON-TRADITIONAL THREATS

• RELEVANCE OF NATIONAL BORDERS/ GEOG BDYS.

• INTER-CHANGE OF ROLES.

• CHANGE OF ROE.

• TAC ACTIONS CAN HAVE STRAT EFFECT.

• TRAIN FOR WIDE SPECTRUM OF OPS.

• PREDOMINANTLY PSYCHOLOGICAL THAN PHYSICAL.

• NECESSITATES COLLECTIVE APPCH.

IMPACT OF NON TRADITIONAL WARFARE

• ACHIEVE AND SUSTAIN POLITICAL WILL.

• ADAPT ORG TO MEET REQUIREMENT.

• COMMON APPROACH TO:

• DEVP INTEROPERABILITY, JT TRG & EX.

• GATHERING AND SHARING INT INCL HUMINT.

• RAPID REACTION CAPABILITY.

• SMALL TEAM ACTIONS.

• COMBINED AND JT OPS.

• JT CIV- MIL MSNS. • MULTIPLE FORCE CAPABILITY.

• SHARE TRG FACILITIES AND TECH.

MEASURES REQUIRED TO ADDRESS THREAT

• RESTRUCTURE FORCES AND ORG - REVIEW REQUIREMENT OF CONVENTIONAL FORCES.

• INT- FOCUS ON HUMAN INT.

• DATA BANKS- TERRORIST ORG, TACS AND SP BASES.

• TRG OF JR LDRS.

• NEW DOCTRINES AND TRG CONCEPTS.

• ACQUISITION OF SPECIALISED EQUIPMENT.

DEVELOPMENT OF CAPABILITIES

• THOUGHT PROCESS OF LDRS AND MEN.

• LEVEL OF INTELLECT OF TPS.

• INTER-OPERABILITY.

• USE OF HIGH TECH WPNS.

• RAPID REACTION.

• SMALL TEAM OPS.

• AVOID PREDICTABLE THINKING.

• EXPANSION OF MIL MSN.

• COMMON UNDERSTANDING OF PROBLEMS.

CHANGES REQUIRED

• REGIONAL (NATO) AND SUB- REGIONAL (ARF) MODELS.

• INFORMAL AND ISSUE BASED MODELS (RAMSI, GWOT)– MSN BASED.– TIME BOUND.

• OTHER SUCCESS MODELS.– ORGANISATION OF COLLECTIVE SECURITY

AGREEMENT.– FIVE POWER DEFENCE ARRANGEMENT (FPDA).

COMMON SECURITY MODELS

LESSONS LEARNT-COALITION OPS.

• BETTER SHARING OF INFO.

• LANGUAGE BARRIER.

• TECH GAP.

• COMMON STANDING ORDERS.

• TRAIN TO COMMON STANDARDS.

• COMMAND AND CONTROL PROBLEM.

MAJOR ISSUES1. ALL SHARE EMERGING SECURITY THREATS, TERRORISM-

COMMON EN.

2. ALL AGREE ON DESIRABILITY FOR COLLECTIVE/ COOPERATIVE RESPONSE.

3. ACTIONABLE INITIATIVES.

4. EDUCATION- MAJOR CONCERN - PUBLIC, POLITICIANS.

5. LIMITATION OF MILITARY TO ADDRESS NON-TRADITIONAL THREATS – NEED FOR INTER-AGENCY / STATE COOPERATION.

UN HAS THE AUTHORITY,

BUT REGIONAL ALLIANCES HAVE EFFICIENCY.

THANK YOU