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FOREWORD
This newsletter is the third in a series of products focused on company operations in stability
operations and support operations. This volume's focus is on company-level patrolling, INT, and
information operations (IO). Historical perspective and recent British allied experience in their
approach to counterinsurgency operations is also examined in this volume.
LAWRENCE H. SAUL
COL, FA
Director, Center for Army Lessons Learned
COMPANY-LEVEL STABILITY OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT OPERATIONS, VOL. 3
Company-Level Stability Operations and Support Operations
Patrolling, Intelligence, and Information Operations (IO)
Introduction
Mr. Thomas P. Odom, Civilian Military Analyst, JRTC CALL Cell
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Chapter 1: Company Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB)
MAJ Brian Williams, JRTC CALL Cell Chief
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Chapter 2: Tactical Intelligence,
Extract, CALL Handbook 03-20,
Stability Operations and Support Operations
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Chapter 3: The British Approach to Counterinsurgency (COIN)
LTC Angus Irish, British Army Operations and Training Group (OPTAG), with special acknowledgment to
CPT Thomas Harper, British Liaison Officer (LNO), JRTC Operations Group
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Chapter 4: Urban Patrolling
Extract, CALL Handbook 03-20
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Chapter 5: Patrolling Conduct a Zone Reconnaissance by a Platoon
Student Text (ST) 071-720-0012
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Chapter 6: Combat Patrol Planning: Finish Decisively
CPT Frank Baltazar, TF1 JRTC Operations Group
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Chapter 7: Better Patrolling
MAJ Jon K Sowards and SSG Paul Weaver, Fire Support JRTC Operations Group
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Chapter 8: Task Force (TF) 1, Situational Training Exercise (STX) 2 (Combat Patrol), STX
Lane Observations
TF 1, JRTC Operations Group
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Chapter 9: Combat Patrol Situational Training Exercise (STX) Lane Concept
Task Force (TF) 1, JRTC Operations Group
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Chapter 10: Combat Patrol Smart Card
Task Force (TF) 1, JRTC Operations Group
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Chapter 11: Conduct Negotiations
Extract FM 3-06.11,
Combined Arms Operations in Urban Terrain
, Chapter 14
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Chapter 12: Company Engagement Training
CPT (P) Roy Walker, JRTC Operations Group
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Chapter 13: Civil Affairs—Respect and Mission Accomplishment—OEF
SSG Franklin R Peterson, D CO, 3-187 INF RAKKASAN
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CENTER FOR ARMY LESSONS LEARNED
CENTER FOR ARMY LESSONS LEARNED
Director
Colonel Lawrence H. Saul
Managing Editor
George J. Mordica II
Project Analyst (JRTC)
Thomas P. Odom
Call Analyst
Ralph D. Nichols
Editor
Brendan O'Bryhim
Graphic Artist
Eric Eck
Labels and Distribution
Carrie Harrod
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Command, 1985, IAW AR 25-30.
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such information is afforded by the United States, that it is not to be revealed to another
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Lessons Learned.
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