Flavio Bernardotti, profile picture
Uploaded byFlavio Bernardotti
PPT, PDF1,430 views

Socom indonesia scenario_jtrs

The document discusses the threat of terrorist attacks by Al Qaeda linked groups in Southeast Asia, specifically Indonesia. It analyzes the political unrest and frequent changes in leadership in Indonesia. It describes the key straits in Southeast Asia that are vital global shipping lanes, and the threat posed by groups like Jemaah Islamiyah and GAM to disrupt shipping by targeting vessels in the straits. The US objectives are outlined as assisting countries in the region counter terrorist threats, preventing groups from closing the strategic straits, and protecting commercial shipping to minimize economic impact. A coalition strategy is proposed utilizing ASEAN members and other partners to monitor the straits and conduct counter-terrorism operations.

Downloaded 30 times
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-1 XYZ 01/13/15 Terrorist Scenario – South East Asia
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-2 XYZ 01/13/15 Terrorism • Al Qaeda linked bombing of Australian Embassy in Indonesia on Sep 8, 2004
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-3 XYZ 01/13/15 JI comments… • "We decided to settle accounts with Australia, one of the worst enemies of God and Islam ... • "We advise all Australians in Indonesia to leave, or we will make it a grave for them, God willing • Australian government has ignored previous warnings and taken part "in the war against our brothers in Iraq and supported the invading forces." Jemaah Islamiya (JI) - Southeast Asian arm of al Qaeda
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-4 XYZ 01/13/15 Terrorist Scenario – Indonesia • Regional Summary • Current Threat Conditions • U.S. National Security Objectives – CINC Operational Objectives • Blue Force Structure – ASEAN Member Force Structure – Coalition Force Structure – Force Employment
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-5 XYZ 01/13/15 Regional Summary • Formerly Dutch East-Indies • Of 17,000 islands, 6,000 are inhabited • East-west expanse: 3,200 miles; equivalent distance = Ireland to Iran • 200nm Exclusive Maritime Economic Zone • 12nm Maritime Territorial Zone • 240 million people – 19 languages • Muslim – 88%; Christian – 8%; Other – 3% Indonesia – A country of unrest; A country vital to the world economy
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-6 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest Sukarno 1945-1967 • United S.E. Asia/Island ethnic groups through diplomacy backed by force at the end of WWII • Assumed “Presidency” maintaining control through military • Lost conflict to gain Malaysia as part of Indonesia • Internal unrest and a failed military coup in 1966 ultimately removed him from power the following year
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-7 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest Suharto 1967-1998 Sukarno 1945-1967 • Senior military officer under Sukarno • Used military to control dissident groups seeking more autonomy/independence from the central government • Won seven “unopposed” elections until economic catastrophe and internal dissatisfaction with military controls forced him to step down
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-8 XYZ 01/13/15 Habibie 1998-1999 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest Suharto 1967-1998 Sukarno 1945-1967 • Suharto’s Vice-President and hand-picked successor • Stepped in to run the Government until the 1999 elections could be held • The country’s first truly democratic elections
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-9 XYZ 01/13/15 Habibie 1998-1999 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest Suharto 1967-1998 Wahid 1999-2001 Sukarno 1945-1967 • Unable to revive the economy, separatist activity increased • Military abuses cause intense protest & migration of refugees • Muslim radical groups strengthen their foothold • Parliament removes him from office
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-10 XYZ 01/13/15 Habibie 1998-1999 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest Suharto 1967-1998 Wahid 1999-2001 Sukarno 1945-1967 Sukarnoputri 2001-2004
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-11 XYZ 01/13/15 Current President • Indonesia’s first-ever directly elected President • Pledged to outlaw al Qaeda linked JI
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-12 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-13 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-14 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-15 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-16 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-17 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia – Vital to the World Economy Indian Ocean Pacific Ocean South China Sea Malacca Strait • 600nm long, 17 to 54m deep • Primary conduit for Indo- Europe to E. Asia maritime traffic – Virtually all E. Asia oil shipped through the Malacca Straits (36% of all ship traffic) – Over $1.1 trillion (U.S.) in goods transit annually – 50,000 ships transit each year; 137/day • 60% of Malaysia/Indonesia fish catch comes from Malacca Straits Malacca Strait
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-18 XYZ 01/13/15 Pacific Ocean South China Sea Sunda Strait • Secondary conduit for Indo- Europe to E. Asia maritime traffic – Adds 2 sailing days to route – Can not absorb overflow should Malacca Strait close Sunda Strait Indian Ocean Malacca Strait Indonesia – Vital to the World Economy
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-19 XYZ 01/13/15 Pacific Ocean South China Sea Indian Ocean Malacca Strait Lombok/Makassar Straits • Primary conduit for Indo- Europe to Pacific maritime traffic – Adds 5 sailing days to route should Malacca Strait close • Lombok Strait handles all shipping traffic between Australia and East Asia Sunda Strait Indonesia – Vital to the World Economy Lombok Strait Makassar Strait
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-20 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia Al Qaeda Connection •Guerrillas of Free Aceh Movement - GAM – Muslim separatist, 4,000 strong demand independence of Aceh Province – Hosted bin Laden’s #2, Ayman Al- Zawahiri & al Qaeda’s former military chief, Mohammed Atef in June 2000 •Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) – Demand creation of an Islamic state consisting of portions of Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, & Indonesia – Responsible for Christmas 2000 & Bali bombings – Lieutenants trained in Camp Chaldun, Afghanistan; created sleeper cells across Indonesia
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-21 XYZ 01/13/15 Threat Summary • Indonesia intelligence believes GAM and JI have formed a cooperative alliance – The alliance has been independently confirmed by CIA operatives in-country GAM’s objective is to gain world recognition for their 28-year independence struggle & force the Government to the bargaining table or replace the current administration with one that will negotiate JI wants to devastate the Indonesian economy prior to the 2004 general election so that the administration will topple or be unelectable
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-22 XYZ 01/13/15 Threat Summary • GAM and JI strategies may be designed to take advantage of the recent merging of Islamic political parties in Indonesia – The Crescent Moon and Star Party (PBB) and the National Awakening Party (PKB) have consolidated party platforms for the 2004 election Pledge to fight rampant corruption, particularly at the local and provincial levels where Government officials and the military receive kickbacks from illicit gambling, prostitution, and drug businesses Pledge to build a “religious police force” to enforce Sharia-based laws – Combined, the two parties command and unprecedented 35 to 40% of the voters which will overcome the four remaining parties
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-23 XYZ 01/13/15 GAM/JI Course of Action • Disrupt Indonesia’s oil and gas and tourist industry – Targets:  Foreign hotels, night clubs, and tourist attractions across the country and random kidnapping of foreigners  Off-shore oil rigs in Malacca Strait  Natural gas liquidization plants in Aceh • Disrupt world shipping traffic in the straits – Methods:  Piracy  Ship-to-shore missiles/artillery  Mine-laying  Scuttling in the channel • Intelligence has determined Aceh and JI intend to simultaneously disrupt commercial shipping in all primary straits in S.E. Asia
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-24 XYZ 01/13/15 Malacca Strait Malacca Strait Closure • Would effect over 50% of the worlds shipping vessels • Would require all of the world’s excess shipping tonnage to make up the lost tonnage due to increased number of sailing days through alternate routes Shoreline strike zone Narrowest Point: Singapore Strait – 1.5nm
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-25 XYZ 01/13/15 Malacca Strait Shoreline strike zone Narrowest Point: Singapore Strait – 1.5nm
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-26 XYZ 01/13/15 Malacca Strait Shoreline strike zone Narrowest Point: Singapore Strait – 1.5nm
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-27 XYZ 01/13/15 Malacca Strait Indonesia Malaysia Narrowest Point: Singapore Strait – 1.5nm Shoreline strike zone Singapore
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-28 XYZ 01/13/15 Alternate Routes Sunda Strait Lombok Strait Shoreline strike zone
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-29 XYZ 01/13/15 Sunda Strait Sunda Strait Lombok Strait Sunda Strait Java Sumatra
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-30 XYZ 01/13/15 Lombok Strait Sunda Strait Lombok Strait Lombok Strait Bali
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-31 XYZ 01/13/15 U.S. National Objectives • Assist South East Asia nation’s efforts to identify and remove terrorist threats within their borders • Prevent South East Asia terrorist organizations from closing Indonesia’s sea lanes and creating a world economic crisis • Protect commercial ships transiting Indonesia’s sea lanes traffic from terrorist attack thereby minimizing costly insurance increases
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-32 XYZ 01/13/15 U.S. National Strategy • Support the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) to keep the sea lanes open – ASEAN nations monitor ports and shoreline access to straits – ASEAN coalition partners (including the U.S.) form picket lines at entrances to the straits • Through bi-lateral agreements support Indonesian, Thailand, and Malaysia military and domestic police forces in coordinated counter-terrorism operations against GAM & JI – Economic aid, law enforcement assistance, and cooperative military counter-terrorist operations
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-33 XYZ 01/13/15 ASEAN Coalition for Sea Lane Protection • Association of South East Asia Nations providing forces to maintain sea lanes – Indonesia – Malaysia – Philippines – Singapore – Thailand • Coalition partners providing forces to maintain sea lanes – Australia – Britain – China – Japan – United States
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-34 XYZ 01/13/15 ASEAN Coalition for Sea Lane Protection Coalition Combatants Coalition Combatants Coalition Combatants Coalition Combatants USCINCPAC PACAF Combatants PACFLT Combatants SOCOM Combatants CINC JTF-Seal Coalition Commands Coalition Commands Coalition CommandsCoalition Commands Operational & Tactical Control USSTATCOMUSTRANSCOM Supporting CINCs Tactical Control Operational Control
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-35 XYZ 01/13/15 Sea Lane Protection AOR Indonesia ASEAN Malaysia Thailand Philippines China & Japan Australia United States Great Britain ASEAN Coalition
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-36 XYZ 01/13/15 Sea Lane Protection – U.S. Forces Malacca Strait AOR Frigate (FFG-7) 2 Mouth of Malacca Strait Destroyer (DD) 3 Mouth of Malacca Strait MCS-12 1 Malacca Strait - CH-53E helos 8 - SAR helos 2 - EOD team 1 MCM 2 Malacca Strait SSN (Fast Attack) 1 Malacca Strait P-3 3 Singapore Spec. Forces Team 1 Assigned to Indonesia Marine Spec. Forces Company to board ships MC2A* 2 Singapore KC-10* 2 Singapore Makassar Strait AOR PACFLT Assets PACAF Assets Frigate (FFG-7) 2 North of Makassar Strait Destroyer (DD) 2 North of Makassar Strait MCS-12 (retired) 1 Makassar Strait - CH-53E helos 8 - SAR helos 2 - EOD team 1 MCM 2 Makassar Strait SSN (Fast Attack) 1 Makassar Strait P-3 3 Mactan AB, Philippines Spec. Forces Team 1 Assigned to Indonesia Marine Spec. Forces Company to board ships MC2A* 2 Mactan AB, Philippines KC-135* 2 Mactan AB, Philippines SOCOM Assets Platform Qty Location Platform Qty Location *MC2A and Tankers also support U.S. Counter-Terrorist operations
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-37 XYZ 01/13/15 Sea Lane Protection – Coalition Forces Frigate (FFG) - ANZAC class 2 South of Lombok Strait Off-shore Patrol Boat (PBG) – Fremantle class 3 South of Lombok Strait Mine Countermeasure (MCM) – Bandicoot class 2 Lombok Strait Frigate (FFG) - Adelaide class 1 North of Lombok Strait Off-shore Patrol Boat (PBG) – Fremantle class 3 Nouth of Lombok Strait Frigate (FFG) - ANZAC class 2 Flores Sea Frigate (FFG) - Adelaide class 2 Flores Sea Off-shore Patrol Boat (PBG) – Fremantle class 6 Flores Sea Off-shore PG (PBG) 4 Flores Sea Mine Countermeasure (MCM) – Huon class 2 Flores Sea Maritime Patrol Aircraft (AP-3C) 8 Darwin, Australia Refueling Aircraft (KC-135) 3 Darwin, Australia Frigate (FFG) – Type 23 Duke Class 2 South of Sunda Strait Frigate (FFG) – Type 22 Broadsword Class 1 South of Sunda Strait Destroyer (DDG) – Type 42 2 North of Sunda Strait Mine Countermeasures (MCMV) – Sandown Class 2 Sundra Strait Frigate (FFG) Type 53HT-H – Jianghu IV Class 3 South China Sea Destroyer (DDG) Type 51 – Luda II Class 2 South China Sea Patrol Boat (PBG) Type 21 – Huangfeng Class 5 South China Sea Frigate (FFG) – Mursame Class 2 South China Sea Destroyer (DDK) – Takanami Class 2 South China Sea Maritime Patrol (P-3C) 5 Kuching, Malaysia Aussie Assets British Assets Platform Qty Location Chinese Assets Japanese Assets
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-38 XYZ 01/13/15 Sea Lane Protection – ASEAN Forces Frigate (FFG) – Ahmed Yani Class 2 South Entrance to Malacca Strait Corvette – Kapitan Patimura Class 4 South Entrance to Malacca Strait Patrol Boat (PB) – Kal Kangean Class 8 Malacca Strait Patrol Boat (PB) – Kujang Class 5 Malacca Strait High Speed Patrol Craft – Kodjo Class 12 Malacca Strait Mine Countermeasures (MCM) – Kondor-II Class 3 Malacca Strait & South Entrance Maritime Patrol Aircraft – N22B Searchmaster SAR 5 Malacca Strait Frigate (FFG) – Samadikun Class 3 Karimate Strait, Java Sea Corvette – Kapitan Patimura Class 6 Karimate Strait, Java Sea Patrol Boat (PB) – DKN 504 Class 10 Karimate Strait, Java Sea Mine Countermeasures (MCM) – Kondor II Class 3 Karimate Strait, Java Sea Maritime Patrol Aircraft – N22SL Searchmaster SAR 6 Karimate Strait, Java Sea Frigate (FFG) – Ahmed Yani Class 2 South Entrance to Makassar Strait Corvette – Fatahilah Class 3 South Entrance to Makassar Strait Fast Attack Boat – Sibaru Class 6 Makassar Strait & South Entrance Patrol Boat (PB) – Kal Kangean Class 8 Makassar Strait Maritime Patrol Aircraft – N22 Searchmaster SAR 8 Makassar Strait Frigate (FFG) – Lekiu Class 2 Malacca Stait Corvette – Kasturi Class 2 Malacca Strait Patrol Boat (PB) – Sri Selangor Class 16 Malacca Strait Mine Countermeasures (MCM) – Mahamiru Class 2 Malacca Strait Maritime Patrol Aircraft – B200T Super King Air SAR 4 Malacca Strait Indonesia Assets Platform Qty Location Malaysia Assets
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-39 XYZ 01/13/15 Counter-Terrorism Operations Thai Combatants Malaysian Combatants Indonesian Combatants USSOCOM SOCOM Combatants PACAF Combatants Thai Commands Malaysian Commands Indonesian Commands Operational & Tactical Control USSTATCOMUSTRANSCOM Supporting CINCs Operational & Tactical Control Tactical Coordination Operational Coordination
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-40 XYZ 01/13/15 Counter-Terrorism Task Force AOR JI: Malaysia JI: Thailand JI: Central Sulawesi, Indonesia GAM: Aceh, Indonesia
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-41 XYZ 01/13/15 U.S. Force Structure – Counter Terrorism Aceh/Malacca Strait AOR MC2A* 2 Singapore E-2C 2 Singapore KC-10* 2 Singapore Rivet Joint 1 Singapore F-15E 12 Penang, Malaysia RQ-1B,Predator-B 1(4) Penang, Malaysia RQ-7, Shadow 600 4(3) BandaAceh Aceh, Indonesia Sulawesi/Makassar Strait AOR SOCOM Assets Air Assets MC2A* 1 Mactan AB, Philippines E-2C 2 Mactan AB, Philippines KC-135* 2 Mactan AB, Philippines Rivet Joint 1 Singapore F/A-18 8 Mactan AB, Philippines F-16 8 Mactan AB, Philippines RQ-1B, Predator B 1(4) Ujungpandang, Sulawesi RQ-7, Shadow 600 2(3) Poso, Sulawesi, Indonesia SOCOM Unit Qty Assigned with: Special Forces Team 2 Kopassus, Combat Group I, - Aceh Special Forces Team 1 Kopassus, Combat Group V (Counter- Terrorism) - Aceh ISR Coordination Team 1 Kopassus, Combat Group IV (Intel) - Jakarta Special Forces Team 2 21st GKN Sungei Udang, Malaysia Special Forces Team 1 1st Inf. Div. Changwat Trang, Thailand SOCOM Unit Qty Assigned with: Special Forces Team 2 Kopassus, Combat Group II, Sulawesi * Same assets are supporting USCINCPAC Sea Lane Protection effort
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-42 XYZ 01/13/15 MC2A Employment Predator Shadow 600 JTIDS E-2C F-15E MC2A
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-43 XYZ 01/13/15 100 300 200 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 B1 B2/CAOC B3 E2-C RC-135W M C 2A KC-135R F-22 (4) Predator A Predator #2 / Predator B 600 NM USN Firescout Orbit Areas SOCOM Teams Bases Predator Orbits Firescout Orbits Kopassus Combat Group I Kopassus Combat Group V 1st Inf /Special Ops 21 GKN Shadow UAV Orbits Terrorist Bombing N S HSV-2
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-44 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia Malaysia Thailand SOCOM Assets KC-10 Singapore M C 2A RJ Shadow UAV E-2C Predator-B SOCOM Teams 21 GKN 21 GKN 1st Inf. Div./Special Ops F-22(4) Kopassus Combat Group V Kopassus Combat Group 1 F-15E (4) 30 min Gnd Alert MC2A
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-45 XYZ 01/13/15 Population Density Sulawesi, Indonesia Kalimantan, Indonesia Global Hawk (SIGINT) 21 GKN Kopassus Combat Group II Kopassus Combat Group II KC-135 F/A-18 (4) 30 min Gnd Alert Mactan AB, PI MC2A F/A-18 (4) E-2C 18001700 Shadow UAV Predator-A/B SOCOM Teams MC2A 1600 Predator A 0 Bases - GS Predator A -100
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-46 XYZ 01/13/15 Population Density SOCOM Assets Sulawesi, Indonesia Kalimantan, Indonesia Global Hawk 21 GKN Kopassus Combat Group II Kopassus Combat Group II KC-135 F/A-18 (4) 30 min Gnd Alert Mactan AB, PI MC2A F/A-18 (4) E-2C Shadow UAV Predator-B SOCOM Teams MC2A
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-47 XYZ 01/13/15 Population Density SOCOM Assets Sulawesi, Indonesia Kalimantan, Indonesia Global Hawk (SIGINT) 21 GKN Kopassus Combat Group II Kopassus Combat Group II KC-135 F/A-18 (4) 30 min Gnd Alert Mactan AB, PI MC2A F/A-18 (4) E-2C Shadow UAV Predator-A/B SOCOM Teams MC2A Ujungpandang (UAV Base)
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-48 XYZ 01/13/15 Indonesia Malaysia SOCOM Assets KC-10 Signapore M C 2A RJ Shadow UAV E-2C Predator-A/B SOCOM Teams 21 GKN 21 GKN 1st Inf. Div./Special Ops F-22(4) Kopassus Combat Group V Kopassus Combat Group 1 F-22 (4) 30 min Gnd Alert MC2A Thailand G -H aw k
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-49 XYZ 01/13/15 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 100 200 300 400 500 B1 – Paya Lebar B2 – Penang B3 – Polonia
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-50 XYZ 01/13/15 100 300 200 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 B1 B2 B3 E2-C RC-135W M C 2A KC-135R F-22 (4) Predator A Predator A
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-51 XYZ 01/13/15 Population Density SOCOM Assets Sulawesi, Indonesia Kalimantan, Indonesia Global Hawk (SIGINT) 21 GKN Kopassus Combat Group II Kopassus Combat Group II KC-135 F/A-18 (4) 30 min Gnd Alert Mactan AB, PI MC2A F/A-18 (4) E-2C Shadow UAV Predator-A/B SOCOM Teams MC2A Ujungpandang (UAV Base)
MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-52 XYZ 01/13/15 Western Theater 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 100 400 300 200 500 500 Base 1

More Related Content

PPTX
Us iran conflict in future aspect
byFiverr (Fiverr.com)
 
PPTX
The Iran Nuclear Deal And The Lift Of Restrictions
byInternationalMoneyTransfers
 
PPT
Iran Crisis Final
bytranceking
 
DOCX
MPP Iran August 11 2015
byJames Roth
 
PDF
Iran nuclear crisis
byManish Jain
 
PPTX
Nuclear proliferation in Iran and North Korea
byNational Defence University
 
PPTX
Iran nuclear deal
byAashish Ilwadhi
 
PDF
Jcpoa what you_need_to_know
byRoel Palmaers
 
Us iran conflict in future aspect
byFiverr (Fiverr.com)
 
The Iran Nuclear Deal And The Lift Of Restrictions
byInternationalMoneyTransfers
 
Iran Crisis Final
bytranceking
 
MPP Iran August 11 2015
byJames Roth
 
Iran nuclear crisis
byManish Jain
 
Nuclear proliferation in Iran and North Korea
byNational Defence University
 
Iran nuclear deal
byAashish Ilwadhi
 
Jcpoa what you_need_to_know
byRoel Palmaers
 

Viewers also liked

PDF
Existent Terrorism in Indonesia - September, 2016-1
byRobbie Van Kampen
 
PDF
Indonesia in brief
byYuanbo Liu
 
PPT
Indonesia
byAbhishek Agarwal
 
PPT
End Fear on 9/11/11 - www.endfear.org
byAmyn Bug
 
PDF
POST SCRIPT: ROLE OF ISLAM & ROLE OF THE MILITARY
byGinandjar Kartasasmita
 
PPTX
About indonesia
bySanthiya Ramadas
 
PPTX
Presentation1
bykvkris
 
PPTX
Transnational crime
byJon Nakapalau, CHSO, CPO
 
PDF
[Ms. Osman] Religion & Conflict Resolution
byGlobalPeaceFoundation
 
PPTX
Transnational crimes and terrorism
byAl Rajiv Carim
 
PDF
Counter Terrorism Measures in Southeast Asia: How Effective Are They? by Romm...
byRommel Banlaoi
 
PPT
ASEAN
byCarrine Aulia
 
PPT
Indonesia Presentation
byinguye
 
PPTX
diference bitween islam and terrorism
byouhida
 
PDF
Social Studies - Transnational Terrorism
byGoh Bang Rui
 
PPTX
ISIS A Global Threat
bydeesha joshi
 
PDF
Search 2015- Representation Indonesian Terrrorism in mass media
byIndiwan Seto wahyu wibowo
 
PPTX
Indonesia presentation (English)
byguest4adb25
 
PDF
ISIS in Focus
byBilly Tea
 
PPT
Indonesia Powerpoint Country
byAndrew Schwartz
 
Existent Terrorism in Indonesia - September, 2016-1
byRobbie Van Kampen
 
Indonesia in brief
byYuanbo Liu
 
Indonesia
byAbhishek Agarwal
 
End Fear on 9/11/11 - www.endfear.org
byAmyn Bug
 
POST SCRIPT: ROLE OF ISLAM & ROLE OF THE MILITARY
byGinandjar Kartasasmita
 
About indonesia
bySanthiya Ramadas
 
Presentation1
bykvkris
 
Transnational crime
byJon Nakapalau, CHSO, CPO
 
[Ms. Osman] Religion & Conflict Resolution
byGlobalPeaceFoundation
 
Transnational crimes and terrorism
byAl Rajiv Carim
 
Counter Terrorism Measures in Southeast Asia: How Effective Are They? by Romm...
byRommel Banlaoi
 
ASEAN
byCarrine Aulia
 
Indonesia Presentation
byinguye
 
diference bitween islam and terrorism
byouhida
 
Social Studies - Transnational Terrorism
byGoh Bang Rui
 
ISIS A Global Threat
bydeesha joshi
 
Search 2015- Representation Indonesian Terrrorism in mass media
byIndiwan Seto wahyu wibowo
 
Indonesia presentation (English)
byguest4adb25
 
ISIS in Focus
byBilly Tea
 
Indonesia Powerpoint Country
byAndrew Schwartz
 

Similar to Socom indonesia scenario_jtrs

PDF
Indonesia political history
byEEEE E
 
PPT
US-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership
byLab Hubungan Internasional FISIP Universitas Budi Luhur
 
PPTX
History of Indonesia Foreign Policy.pptx
byAnggaPratama771689
 
PDF
Indonesian Maritime Fulcrum and Global Solution
byPraja Firdaus
 
PPTX
Unno School - Indonesia -
byYohhei Someya
 
PDF
Illiberal Democracy In Indonesia The Ideology Of The Family State David Bourc...
byhinuuwjur863
 
PPT
Indonesia - Country Study
byIoannis Mikedis, PMP, MBA
 
PPS
Day 1- Oleg Southeast asia
byguest21a172
 
PDF
Indonesia Country Profile
byTanika Bansal
 
PPT
Chapter 9
bylschmidt1170
 
Indonesia political history
byEEEE E
 
US-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership
byLab Hubungan Internasional FISIP Universitas Budi Luhur
 
History of Indonesia Foreign Policy.pptx
byAnggaPratama771689
 
Indonesian Maritime Fulcrum and Global Solution
byPraja Firdaus
 
Unno School - Indonesia -
byYohhei Someya
 
Illiberal Democracy In Indonesia The Ideology Of The Family State David Bourc...
byhinuuwjur863
 
Indonesia - Country Study
byIoannis Mikedis, PMP, MBA
 
Day 1- Oleg Southeast asia
byguest21a172
 
Indonesia Country Profile
byTanika Bansal
 
Chapter 9
bylschmidt1170
 

Recently uploaded

PDF
PPT Item #s 10&11 - 5308 Broadway SUP for Sip It
byahcitycouncil
 
PDF
WMO State of Climate Action Full Report_Final
byEnergy for One World
 
PDF
Item # 1a - October 14, 2025 CCM Minutes
byahcitycouncil
 
PDF
Contoh Proposal untuk donor hibah grant 2022 pdf
byIndriany ,
 
PDF
UNDP Asia: PowerPoint Presentation- Reframing DevelopmentOct 2025
byEnergy for One World
 
PDF
Pro Life Support in Israel by Blessing Broker
byalan1900t
 
PDF
PPT Item # 13 2026 Street Maintenance Program (SMP)
byahcitycouncil
 
PDF
A Biography of Mustafa Al Kadhimi - Former Prime Minister of Iraq
byMustafa Al Kadhimi
 
DOCX
The Ultimate Guide to Buying iCloud Mail Accounts in 2026.docx
byBEST IT SMM
 
DOCX
Contoh dokumen Catatan Konsep/Concept Note Template
byIndriany ,
 
PPTX
Strengthening Multilevel Governance of Adaptation: Unveiling a New Global Inv...
byNAP Global Network
 
PDF
Contoh proposal grant/hibah untuk donor luar negeri - 2019.
byIndriany ,
 
PDF
PPT Item # 2 - Announcements Powerpoint (PPT)
byahcitycouncil
 
DOCX
Contoh dokumen Proposal Hibah/Grant Template
byIndriany ,
 
PPTX
The documents depicted the overview of IFC (international Finance Corporation)
bybabuluddinmd92
 
PPTX
Meet the 2025 La Jolla Village Merchants Association Board 2025
byLa Jolla Village Merchants Assocation
 
PPTX
2-Child Protection Policies-DO 40-2012- Ms. Glydiza E. Gochoco.pptx
byelmerarnado001
 
PPT
RELATING ASSESSMENT, MONITORING AND EVALUATION (2).ppt
byRalphNduul1
 
PDF
Item # 14 - New Solid Waste Bins Staff Report
byahcitycouncil
 
PPTX
Progress of SNIDs Sept 2025 Campaign M.P.K Division Till Day-1.pptx
byGhazanfarPardakh
 
PPT Item #s 10&11 - 5308 Broadway SUP for Sip It
byahcitycouncil
 
WMO State of Climate Action Full Report_Final
byEnergy for One World
 
Item # 1a - October 14, 2025 CCM Minutes
byahcitycouncil
 
Contoh Proposal untuk donor hibah grant 2022 pdf
byIndriany ,
 
UNDP Asia: PowerPoint Presentation- Reframing DevelopmentOct 2025
byEnergy for One World
 
Pro Life Support in Israel by Blessing Broker
byalan1900t
 
PPT Item # 13 2026 Street Maintenance Program (SMP)
byahcitycouncil
 
A Biography of Mustafa Al Kadhimi - Former Prime Minister of Iraq
byMustafa Al Kadhimi
 
The Ultimate Guide to Buying iCloud Mail Accounts in 2026.docx
byBEST IT SMM
 
Contoh dokumen Catatan Konsep/Concept Note Template
byIndriany ,
 
Strengthening Multilevel Governance of Adaptation: Unveiling a New Global Inv...
byNAP Global Network
 
Contoh proposal grant/hibah untuk donor luar negeri - 2019.
byIndriany ,
 
PPT Item # 2 - Announcements Powerpoint (PPT)
byahcitycouncil
 
Contoh dokumen Proposal Hibah/Grant Template
byIndriany ,
 
The documents depicted the overview of IFC (international Finance Corporation)
bybabuluddinmd92
 
Meet the 2025 La Jolla Village Merchants Association Board 2025
byLa Jolla Village Merchants Assocation
 
2-Child Protection Policies-DO 40-2012- Ms. Glydiza E. Gochoco.pptx
byelmerarnado001
 
RELATING ASSESSMENT, MONITORING AND EVALUATION (2).ppt
byRalphNduul1
 
Item # 14 - New Solid Waste Bins Staff Report
byahcitycouncil
 
Progress of SNIDs Sept 2025 Campaign M.P.K Division Till Day-1.pptx
byGhazanfarPardakh
 

Socom indonesia scenario_jtrs

  • 1.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-1 XYZ01/13/15 Terrorist Scenario – South East Asia
  • 2.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-2 XYZ01/13/15 Terrorism • Al Qaeda linked bombing of Australian Embassy in Indonesia on Sep 8, 2004
  • 3.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-3 XYZ01/13/15 JI comments… • "We decided to settle accounts with Australia, one of the worst enemies of God and Islam ... • "We advise all Australians in Indonesia to leave, or we will make it a grave for them, God willing • Australian government has ignored previous warnings and taken part "in the war against our brothers in Iraq and supported the invading forces." Jemaah Islamiya (JI) - Southeast Asian arm of al Qaeda
  • 4.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-4 XYZ01/13/15 Terrorist Scenario – Indonesia • Regional Summary • Current Threat Conditions • U.S. National Security Objectives – CINC Operational Objectives • Blue Force Structure – ASEAN Member Force Structure – Coalition Force Structure – Force Employment
  • 5.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-5 XYZ01/13/15 Regional Summary • Formerly Dutch East-Indies • Of 17,000 islands, 6,000 are inhabited • East-west expanse: 3,200 miles; equivalent distance = Ireland to Iran • 200nm Exclusive Maritime Economic Zone • 12nm Maritime Territorial Zone • 240 million people – 19 languages • Muslim – 88%; Christian – 8%; Other – 3% Indonesia – A country of unrest; A country vital to the world economy
  • 6.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-6 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest Sukarno 1945-1967 • United S.E. Asia/Island ethnic groups through diplomacy backed by force at the end of WWII • Assumed “Presidency” maintaining control through military • Lost conflict to gain Malaysia as part of Indonesia • Internal unrest and a failed military coup in 1966 ultimately removed him from power the following year
  • 7.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-7 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest Suharto 1967-1998 Sukarno 1945-1967 • Senior military officer under Sukarno • Used military to control dissident groups seeking more autonomy/independence from the central government • Won seven “unopposed” elections until economic catastrophe and internal dissatisfaction with military controls forced him to step down
  • 8.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-8 XYZ01/13/15 Habibie 1998-1999 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest Suharto 1967-1998 Sukarno 1945-1967 • Suharto’s Vice-President and hand-picked successor • Stepped in to run the Government until the 1999 elections could be held • The country’s first truly democratic elections
  • 9.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-9 XYZ01/13/15 Habibie 1998-1999 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest Suharto 1967-1998 Wahid 1999-2001 Sukarno 1945-1967 • Unable to revive the economy, separatist activity increased • Military abuses cause intense protest & migration of refugees • Muslim radical groups strengthen their foothold • Parliament removes him from office
  • 10.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-10 XYZ01/13/15 Habibie 1998-1999 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest Suharto 1967-1998 Wahid 1999-2001 Sukarno 1945-1967 Sukarnoputri 2001-2004
  • 11.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-11 XYZ01/13/15 Current President • Indonesia’s first-ever directly elected President • Pledged to outlaw al Qaeda linked JI
  • 12.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-12 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest
  • 13.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-13 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest
  • 14.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-14 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest
  • 15.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-15 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest
  • 16.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-16 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia – A Country of Unrest
  • 17.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-17 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia – Vital to the World Economy Indian Ocean Pacific Ocean South China Sea Malacca Strait • 600nm long, 17 to 54m deep • Primary conduit for Indo- Europe to E. Asia maritime traffic – Virtually all E. Asia oil shipped through the Malacca Straits (36% of all ship traffic) – Over $1.1 trillion (U.S.) in goods transit annually – 50,000 ships transit each year; 137/day • 60% of Malaysia/Indonesia fish catch comes from Malacca Straits Malacca Strait
  • 18.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-18 XYZ01/13/15 Pacific Ocean South China Sea Sunda Strait • Secondary conduit for Indo- Europe to E. Asia maritime traffic – Adds 2 sailing days to route – Can not absorb overflow should Malacca Strait close Sunda Strait Indian Ocean Malacca Strait Indonesia – Vital to the World Economy
  • 19.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-19 XYZ01/13/15 Pacific Ocean South China Sea Indian Ocean Malacca Strait Lombok/Makassar Straits • Primary conduit for Indo- Europe to Pacific maritime traffic – Adds 5 sailing days to route should Malacca Strait close • Lombok Strait handles all shipping traffic between Australia and East Asia Sunda Strait Indonesia – Vital to the World Economy Lombok Strait Makassar Strait
  • 20.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-20 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia Al Qaeda Connection •Guerrillas of Free Aceh Movement - GAM – Muslim separatist, 4,000 strong demand independence of Aceh Province – Hosted bin Laden’s #2, Ayman Al- Zawahiri & al Qaeda’s former military chief, Mohammed Atef in June 2000 •Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) – Demand creation of an Islamic state consisting of portions of Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines, & Indonesia – Responsible for Christmas 2000 & Bali bombings – Lieutenants trained in Camp Chaldun, Afghanistan; created sleeper cells across Indonesia
  • 21.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-21 XYZ01/13/15 Threat Summary • Indonesia intelligence believes GAM and JI have formed a cooperative alliance – The alliance has been independently confirmed by CIA operatives in-country GAM’s objective is to gain world recognition for their 28-year independence struggle & force the Government to the bargaining table or replace the current administration with one that will negotiate JI wants to devastate the Indonesian economy prior to the 2004 general election so that the administration will topple or be unelectable
  • 22.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-22 XYZ01/13/15 Threat Summary • GAM and JI strategies may be designed to take advantage of the recent merging of Islamic political parties in Indonesia – The Crescent Moon and Star Party (PBB) and the National Awakening Party (PKB) have consolidated party platforms for the 2004 election Pledge to fight rampant corruption, particularly at the local and provincial levels where Government officials and the military receive kickbacks from illicit gambling, prostitution, and drug businesses Pledge to build a “religious police force” to enforce Sharia-based laws – Combined, the two parties command and unprecedented 35 to 40% of the voters which will overcome the four remaining parties
  • 23.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-23 XYZ01/13/15 GAM/JI Course of Action • Disrupt Indonesia’s oil and gas and tourist industry – Targets:  Foreign hotels, night clubs, and tourist attractions across the country and random kidnapping of foreigners  Off-shore oil rigs in Malacca Strait  Natural gas liquidization plants in Aceh • Disrupt world shipping traffic in the straits – Methods:  Piracy  Ship-to-shore missiles/artillery  Mine-laying  Scuttling in the channel • Intelligence has determined Aceh and JI intend to simultaneously disrupt commercial shipping in all primary straits in S.E. Asia
  • 24.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-24 XYZ01/13/15 Malacca Strait Malacca Strait Closure • Would effect over 50% of the worlds shipping vessels • Would require all of the world’s excess shipping tonnage to make up the lost tonnage due to increased number of sailing days through alternate routes Shoreline strike zone Narrowest Point: Singapore Strait – 1.5nm
  • 25.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-25 XYZ01/13/15 Malacca Strait Shoreline strike zone Narrowest Point: Singapore Strait – 1.5nm
  • 26.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-26 XYZ01/13/15 Malacca Strait Shoreline strike zone Narrowest Point: Singapore Strait – 1.5nm
  • 27.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-27 XYZ01/13/15 Malacca Strait Indonesia Malaysia Narrowest Point: Singapore Strait – 1.5nm Shoreline strike zone Singapore
  • 28.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-28 XYZ01/13/15 Alternate Routes Sunda Strait Lombok Strait Shoreline strike zone
  • 29.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-29 XYZ01/13/15 Sunda Strait Sunda Strait Lombok Strait Sunda Strait Java Sumatra
  • 30.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-30 XYZ01/13/15 Lombok Strait Sunda Strait Lombok Strait Lombok Strait Bali
  • 31.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-31 XYZ01/13/15 U.S. National Objectives • Assist South East Asia nation’s efforts to identify and remove terrorist threats within their borders • Prevent South East Asia terrorist organizations from closing Indonesia’s sea lanes and creating a world economic crisis • Protect commercial ships transiting Indonesia’s sea lanes traffic from terrorist attack thereby minimizing costly insurance increases
  • 32.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-32 XYZ01/13/15 U.S. National Strategy • Support the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) to keep the sea lanes open – ASEAN nations monitor ports and shoreline access to straits – ASEAN coalition partners (including the U.S.) form picket lines at entrances to the straits • Through bi-lateral agreements support Indonesian, Thailand, and Malaysia military and domestic police forces in coordinated counter-terrorism operations against GAM & JI – Economic aid, law enforcement assistance, and cooperative military counter-terrorist operations
  • 33.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-33 XYZ01/13/15 ASEAN Coalition for Sea Lane Protection • Association of South East Asia Nations providing forces to maintain sea lanes – Indonesia – Malaysia – Philippines – Singapore – Thailand • Coalition partners providing forces to maintain sea lanes – Australia – Britain – China – Japan – United States
  • 34.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-34 XYZ01/13/15 ASEAN Coalition for Sea Lane Protection Coalition Combatants Coalition Combatants Coalition Combatants Coalition Combatants USCINCPAC PACAF Combatants PACFLT Combatants SOCOM Combatants CINC JTF-Seal Coalition Commands Coalition Commands Coalition CommandsCoalition Commands Operational & Tactical Control USSTATCOMUSTRANSCOM Supporting CINCs Tactical Control Operational Control
  • 35.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-35 XYZ01/13/15 Sea Lane Protection AOR Indonesia ASEAN Malaysia Thailand Philippines China & Japan Australia United States Great Britain ASEAN Coalition
  • 36.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-36 XYZ01/13/15 Sea Lane Protection – U.S. Forces Malacca Strait AOR Frigate (FFG-7) 2 Mouth of Malacca Strait Destroyer (DD) 3 Mouth of Malacca Strait MCS-12 1 Malacca Strait - CH-53E helos 8 - SAR helos 2 - EOD team 1 MCM 2 Malacca Strait SSN (Fast Attack) 1 Malacca Strait P-3 3 Singapore Spec. Forces Team 1 Assigned to Indonesia Marine Spec. Forces Company to board ships MC2A* 2 Singapore KC-10* 2 Singapore Makassar Strait AOR PACFLT Assets PACAF Assets Frigate (FFG-7) 2 North of Makassar Strait Destroyer (DD) 2 North of Makassar Strait MCS-12 (retired) 1 Makassar Strait - CH-53E helos 8 - SAR helos 2 - EOD team 1 MCM 2 Makassar Strait SSN (Fast Attack) 1 Makassar Strait P-3 3 Mactan AB, Philippines Spec. Forces Team 1 Assigned to Indonesia Marine Spec. Forces Company to board ships MC2A* 2 Mactan AB, Philippines KC-135* 2 Mactan AB, Philippines SOCOM Assets Platform Qty Location Platform Qty Location *MC2A and Tankers also support U.S. Counter-Terrorist operations
  • 37.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-37 XYZ01/13/15 Sea Lane Protection – Coalition Forces Frigate (FFG) - ANZAC class 2 South of Lombok Strait Off-shore Patrol Boat (PBG) – Fremantle class 3 South of Lombok Strait Mine Countermeasure (MCM) – Bandicoot class 2 Lombok Strait Frigate (FFG) - Adelaide class 1 North of Lombok Strait Off-shore Patrol Boat (PBG) – Fremantle class 3 Nouth of Lombok Strait Frigate (FFG) - ANZAC class 2 Flores Sea Frigate (FFG) - Adelaide class 2 Flores Sea Off-shore Patrol Boat (PBG) – Fremantle class 6 Flores Sea Off-shore PG (PBG) 4 Flores Sea Mine Countermeasure (MCM) – Huon class 2 Flores Sea Maritime Patrol Aircraft (AP-3C) 8 Darwin, Australia Refueling Aircraft (KC-135) 3 Darwin, Australia Frigate (FFG) – Type 23 Duke Class 2 South of Sunda Strait Frigate (FFG) – Type 22 Broadsword Class 1 South of Sunda Strait Destroyer (DDG) – Type 42 2 North of Sunda Strait Mine Countermeasures (MCMV) – Sandown Class 2 Sundra Strait Frigate (FFG) Type 53HT-H – Jianghu IV Class 3 South China Sea Destroyer (DDG) Type 51 – Luda II Class 2 South China Sea Patrol Boat (PBG) Type 21 – Huangfeng Class 5 South China Sea Frigate (FFG) – Mursame Class 2 South China Sea Destroyer (DDK) – Takanami Class 2 South China Sea Maritime Patrol (P-3C) 5 Kuching, Malaysia Aussie Assets British Assets Platform Qty Location Chinese Assets Japanese Assets
  • 38.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-38 XYZ01/13/15 Sea Lane Protection – ASEAN Forces Frigate (FFG) – Ahmed Yani Class 2 South Entrance to Malacca Strait Corvette – Kapitan Patimura Class 4 South Entrance to Malacca Strait Patrol Boat (PB) – Kal Kangean Class 8 Malacca Strait Patrol Boat (PB) – Kujang Class 5 Malacca Strait High Speed Patrol Craft – Kodjo Class 12 Malacca Strait Mine Countermeasures (MCM) – Kondor-II Class 3 Malacca Strait & South Entrance Maritime Patrol Aircraft – N22B Searchmaster SAR 5 Malacca Strait Frigate (FFG) – Samadikun Class 3 Karimate Strait, Java Sea Corvette – Kapitan Patimura Class 6 Karimate Strait, Java Sea Patrol Boat (PB) – DKN 504 Class 10 Karimate Strait, Java Sea Mine Countermeasures (MCM) – Kondor II Class 3 Karimate Strait, Java Sea Maritime Patrol Aircraft – N22SL Searchmaster SAR 6 Karimate Strait, Java Sea Frigate (FFG) – Ahmed Yani Class 2 South Entrance to Makassar Strait Corvette – Fatahilah Class 3 South Entrance to Makassar Strait Fast Attack Boat – Sibaru Class 6 Makassar Strait & South Entrance Patrol Boat (PB) – Kal Kangean Class 8 Makassar Strait Maritime Patrol Aircraft – N22 Searchmaster SAR 8 Makassar Strait Frigate (FFG) – Lekiu Class 2 Malacca Stait Corvette – Kasturi Class 2 Malacca Strait Patrol Boat (PB) – Sri Selangor Class 16 Malacca Strait Mine Countermeasures (MCM) – Mahamiru Class 2 Malacca Strait Maritime Patrol Aircraft – B200T Super King Air SAR 4 Malacca Strait Indonesia Assets Platform Qty Location Malaysia Assets
  • 39.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-39 XYZ01/13/15 Counter-Terrorism Operations Thai Combatants Malaysian Combatants Indonesian Combatants USSOCOM SOCOM Combatants PACAF Combatants Thai Commands Malaysian Commands Indonesian Commands Operational & Tactical Control USSTATCOMUSTRANSCOM Supporting CINCs Operational & Tactical Control Tactical Coordination Operational Coordination
  • 40.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-40 XYZ01/13/15 Counter-Terrorism Task Force AOR JI: Malaysia JI: Thailand JI: Central Sulawesi, Indonesia GAM: Aceh, Indonesia
  • 41.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-41 XYZ01/13/15 U.S. Force Structure – Counter Terrorism Aceh/Malacca Strait AOR MC2A* 2 Singapore E-2C 2 Singapore KC-10* 2 Singapore Rivet Joint 1 Singapore F-15E 12 Penang, Malaysia RQ-1B,Predator-B 1(4) Penang, Malaysia RQ-7, Shadow 600 4(3) BandaAceh Aceh, Indonesia Sulawesi/Makassar Strait AOR SOCOM Assets Air Assets MC2A* 1 Mactan AB, Philippines E-2C 2 Mactan AB, Philippines KC-135* 2 Mactan AB, Philippines Rivet Joint 1 Singapore F/A-18 8 Mactan AB, Philippines F-16 8 Mactan AB, Philippines RQ-1B, Predator B 1(4) Ujungpandang, Sulawesi RQ-7, Shadow 600 2(3) Poso, Sulawesi, Indonesia SOCOM Unit Qty Assigned with: Special Forces Team 2 Kopassus, Combat Group I, - Aceh Special Forces Team 1 Kopassus, Combat Group V (Counter- Terrorism) - Aceh ISR Coordination Team 1 Kopassus, Combat Group IV (Intel) - Jakarta Special Forces Team 2 21st GKN Sungei Udang, Malaysia Special Forces Team 1 1st Inf. Div. Changwat Trang, Thailand SOCOM Unit Qty Assigned with: Special Forces Team 2 Kopassus, Combat Group II, Sulawesi * Same assets are supporting USCINCPAC Sea Lane Protection effort
  • 42.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-42 XYZ01/13/15 MC2A Employment Predator Shadow 600 JTIDS E-2C F-15E MC2A
  • 43.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-43 XYZ01/13/15 100 300 200 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 B1 B2/CAOC B3 E2-C RC-135W M C 2A KC-135R F-22 (4) Predator A Predator #2 / Predator B 600 NM USN Firescout Orbit Areas SOCOM Teams Bases Predator Orbits Firescout Orbits Kopassus Combat Group I Kopassus Combat Group V 1st Inf /Special Ops 21 GKN Shadow UAV Orbits Terrorist Bombing N S HSV-2
  • 44.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-44 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia Malaysia Thailand SOCOM Assets KC-10 Singapore M C 2A RJ Shadow UAV E-2C Predator-B SOCOM Teams 21 GKN 21 GKN 1st Inf. Div./Special Ops F-22(4) Kopassus Combat Group V Kopassus Combat Group 1 F-15E (4) 30 min Gnd Alert MC2A
  • 45.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-45 XYZ01/13/15 Population Density Sulawesi, Indonesia Kalimantan, Indonesia Global Hawk (SIGINT) 21 GKN Kopassus Combat Group II Kopassus Combat Group II KC-135 F/A-18 (4) 30 min Gnd Alert Mactan AB, PI MC2A F/A-18 (4) E-2C 18001700 Shadow UAV Predator-A/B SOCOM Teams MC2A 1600 Predator A 0 Bases - GS Predator A -100
  • 46.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-46 XYZ01/13/15 Population Density SOCOM Assets Sulawesi, Indonesia Kalimantan, Indonesia Global Hawk 21 GKN Kopassus Combat Group II Kopassus Combat Group II KC-135 F/A-18 (4) 30 min Gnd Alert Mactan AB, PI MC2A F/A-18 (4) E-2C Shadow UAV Predator-B SOCOM Teams MC2A
  • 47.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-47 XYZ01/13/15 Population Density SOCOM Assets Sulawesi, Indonesia Kalimantan, Indonesia Global Hawk (SIGINT) 21 GKN Kopassus Combat Group II Kopassus Combat Group II KC-135 F/A-18 (4) 30 min Gnd Alert Mactan AB, PI MC2A F/A-18 (4) E-2C Shadow UAV Predator-A/B SOCOM Teams MC2A Ujungpandang (UAV Base)
  • 48.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-48 XYZ01/13/15 Indonesia Malaysia SOCOM Assets KC-10 Signapore M C 2A RJ Shadow UAV E-2C Predator-A/B SOCOM Teams 21 GKN 21 GKN 1st Inf. Div./Special Ops F-22(4) Kopassus Combat Group V Kopassus Combat Group 1 F-22 (4) 30 min Gnd Alert MC2A Thailand G -H aw k
  • 49.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-49 XYZ01/13/15 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 100 200 300 400 500 B1 – Paya Lebar B2 – Penang B3 – Polonia
  • 50.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-50 XYZ01/13/15 100 300 200 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 B1 B2 B3 E2-C RC-135W M C 2A KC-135R F-22 (4) Predator A Predator A
  • 51.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-51 XYZ01/13/15 Population Density SOCOM Assets Sulawesi, Indonesia Kalimantan, Indonesia Global Hawk (SIGINT) 21 GKN Kopassus Combat Group II Kopassus Combat Group II KC-135 F/A-18 (4) 30 min Gnd Alert Mactan AB, PI MC2A F/A-18 (4) E-2C Shadow UAV Predator-A/B SOCOM Teams MC2A Ujungpandang (UAV Base)
  • 52.
    MIT Lincoln Laboratory999999-52 XYZ01/13/15 Western Theater 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 100 400 300 200 500 500 Base 1