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What are the four stability principles?
- - Conflict Transformation
- - Unity of Effort
- - Legitimacy and Host Nation Ownership
- - National Strategy
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What stability principle is the process of reducing the means and motivations for violent conflict?
Conflict Transformation.
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What stability principle is the coordination and cooperation toward common objectives, even if the participants are not necessarily part of the same command or organization?
Unity of Effort.
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What are the two approaches of Unity of Effort?
- - Whole-of-government approach
- - Comprehensive approach
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What is based on the perception of the legality, morality, or rightness of actions, and of the validauthority of those taking them?
Legitimacy.
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What stability principle is the president's vision for providing enduring security in a volatile, uncertain, and complex strategic environment?
- National Strategy.
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Which phase within the stability framework are tasks executed to stabilize the operational environment in a crisis state?
Initial Responsive Phase.
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What is the first aim of stability operations?
Lessen the level of violence.
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What are the three levels of engagement for addressing conflict?
- - Conflict prevention and resolution.
- - Conflict intervention.
- - Post-conflict resolution.
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What are the five stability sectors?
- - Security
- - Humanitarian Assistance and social well-being
- - Economic stabilization
- - Justice and Reconciliation
- - Governance and Participation
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Stability tasks serve as a what?
Lines of Effort.
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Civil security is safety from what threats?
Internal and External.
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What are the four security cooperation tasks?
- - Security Assistance
- - Security Force Assistance
- - Foreign Internal Defense
- - Security Sector Reform
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Which security cooperation task develops the capacity and capability of other nation security forces?
Security Force Assistance.
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What are the four peace operations tasks?
- - Peacekeeping
- - Peace enforcement
- - Peacemaking
- - Peace building
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The primary military role in peace operations is to create what?
a safe and secure environment.
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What is the DoD's contribution to USG efforts to relieve or reduce human suffering, disease, hunger or privation?
Foreign Humanitarian Assistance.
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What is comprehensive civilian and military efforts to defeat and insurgency and to address any core grievances?
Counterinsurgency.
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What marks a change of focus between phases or between the ongoing operation and execution of a branch or sequel?
Transitions.
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