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The Role of Naval Forces in the Global War on Terror Abbreviated Version (2007) / Chapter Skim
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... Northern Command briefing on homeland defense and maritime domain awareness; Office of Naval Intelligence briefing on threat assessment of the maritime domain; CNO Strategic Studies Group briefing on transforming maritime forces for the global war on terror; and CNA Corporation briefing on naval assessments on the global war on terror. • September 26-2, 200, in San diego, California.
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... Special Operations Command briefing on its role in the global war on terror; Office of Chief of Naval operations briefing on an update of its global war on terror initiatives; National Defense University briefing on alternative fleet architectures study; World Shipping Council briefing on understanding the shipping container security problem; and John Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies, Congressional Research Service, and Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments panel discussion on adapting to unconventional/unrestricted warfare. • december 20-2, 200, in Washington, d.C.
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  • coast guard
  • naval operations
  • global war
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  • marine corps
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  • homeland defense
  • international studies
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  • naval intelligence
  • defense university
  • strategic studies
  • operations briefings
  • threat assessment

  • command briefing
  • national maritime
  • northern command
  • joint force
  • intelligence center

  • warfare command
  • explosive ordnance
  • pacific fleet


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