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DTIC ADA463232: Planning for and Employing Crime Control Capabilities during Security and Stability Operations -- A Necessary Ingredient for Phase IV Operational Success

U.S. security policy indicates that, in the future, the United States Joint Forces will be engaged globally performing a variety of missions to protect U.S. national interests. In addition, evidence indicates that the existence of violent crime also will be a factor in future deployed environments. Experience in Iraq has illustrated that in addition to the conditions of an active insurgency, infrastructure decay, unemployment, and poverty, violent crime plays a significant role as a destabilizing factor and encumbers the meeting of Phase IV mission objectives. Maintaining human security, or ph…