LREC Language Policy Analysis

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In LREC Language Policy (Dtd 09Feb16) it states that Military personnel assigned to 1st Special Forces Command (Airborne)(Proponent) will continue to fulfill linguistic and cultural requirements, but how are these requirements produced and set as standard. Is it funding that is guiding the language requirement or the requirements being produced from current language experiences at tactical, operational, and strategic level? There is no disputing that language and cultural awareness for the SOF Operators is crucial with in relationship building with Partner Nation or Host Nation Forces while conducting Special Forces Operations worldwide. What is the general consensus across the Special Forces Groups with current language

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