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  branches of the U.S. military. As such, U.S. Army CA often take on a significant portion of joint CA
  missions and must plan accordingly.
  5-7. When the Army supports the joint force in competition, its role is to shape the OE and prevent conflict
  by supporting the theater campaign plan of the JFC. The Army does this by supporting security cooperation.
  The primary purpose of supporting security cooperation is to build relationships and gain access. The
  secondary purpose is to promote regional stability. Security cooperation is a primary stability operations task.
  Security cooperation initiated with partner nations promotes regional stability by deterring potential threats.
  Note: FM 3-22 and ADP 3-07 provide more information on Army support to security cooperation
  and stability operations respectively.
  CIVIL-MILITARY OPERATIONS DIRECTORATE OF A JOINT
  STAFF
  5-8. The J-9 is the principal staff organization in a joint force command responsible for CMO planning.
  The J-9 in normally attached or assigned to the supported command to enable the commander and staff in the
  conduct of CMO. The J-9, in conjunction with other CA forces, execute CMI to synchronize, coordinate, and
  integrate all military forces and civil entities within a given AO to achieve unity of effort. The J-9—
  * Establishes civil-military relationships with—
  The interagency.
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  International organizations.
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  NGOs.
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  IPI.
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  * Performs civil-military knowledge management.
  * Plans support for civil-military enabling operations.
  * Integrates military and civilian organizations that influence operations or campaigns and seeks to
  promote stability and achieve unified action.
  * Provides a conduit for—
  Sharing civil-military information.
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  Coordinating support requests and activities.
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  Compiling and analyzing relevant information.
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  Performing analysis and evaluation that supports the commander’s assessment.
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  * Plans the actions of various Service capabilities that enable the joint force to achieve CMO
  objectives.
  5-9. Responsibilities of the J-9 include:
  * Serving as staff lead for the organization, employment, and integration of Service CA, military
  police, medical, engineer, and any other Service capabilities to conduct CMO.
  * Establishing liaison, as needed, with interagency partners, international organizations, NGOs, and
  IPI.
  * Providing staff oversight to the CMOC, humanitarian assistance coordination center, joint
  interagency task force, or joint interagency coordination group—if established by the joint force
  command.
  * Developing Annex G (Civil-Military Operations) and assisting in the development of Annex V to
  joint operations plans, concept plans, and operation orders.
  * Providing civil considerations input and coordinating with the country team, J-3, staff judge
  advocate, Service component commands, HN, and IPI in the development of transitional public
  security.
  * Coordinating with the comptroller and staff judge advocate to obtain advice on proposed
  expenditures of allocated funds dedicated to CMO.