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What ADP/ADRP covers stability?
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ADP/ADRP 3-07
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What is stabilization?
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Stabilization is a process to mitigate instability to promote long term stability.
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What is the focus of stabilization tasks?
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Identifying and targeting the root cause of instability
Building the capacity of local institutions |
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What are sources of instability ?
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Decreased support for the government based on expectations
Increased support for anti-government elements The undermining of society functioning normal |
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What are stability tasks?
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Conducting operations outside the U.S to maintain or reestablish a secure environment and essential government services.
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What are the principals that lay the foundation for long term stability?
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Conflict transformation
Unity of effort Legitimacy and host-nation ownership Building partner capacity |
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What is a line of effort?
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Is using the logic of purpose to focus efforts towards establishing operational and strategic conditions.
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What is a decisive point?
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A decisive point is a geographic place, key event, critical factor or function that allows the commander to gain an advantage towards achieving success.
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What is a stability mechanism?
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A stability mechanism is when friendly forces affect civilians in order to attain stable peace.
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What is a defeat mechanism?
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Is the method of accomplishing the mission against enemy opposition.
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