text: Contents
  Security Cooperation In Armed Conflict Overview .................................................. 3-15
  Training and Equipping during LSCO ..................................................................... 3-16
  Transition back to Competition and Post-Conflict Stabilization .............................. 3-18
  Security Cooperation Support to Post-Conflict Stabilization ................................... 3-18
  Chapter 4 LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS .................................................................................... 4-1
  General Legal Foundation for Military Actions .......................................................... 4-1
  Legal Authority for Security Cooperation .................................................................. 4-1
  Key Security Cooperation Funding Programs and Authorities ................................. 4-5
  Special Foreign Assistance Authorities..................................................................... 4-8
  GLOSSARY ................................................................................................ Glossary-1
  REFERENCES ........................................................................................ References-1
  INDEX ............................................................................................................... Index-1
  Figures
  Figure 1-1. Interrelationship of foreign assistance and security cooperation activities ................. 1-3
  Figure 1-2. Strategic guidance to Army campaign support planning ............................................. 1-9
  Figure 1-3. Theater army main command post organization ....................................................... 1-15
  Figure 2-1. Partner nation planning chart ...................................................................................... 2-6
  Figure 2-2. Foreign security force functions and process structure .............................................. 2-8
  Figure 2-3. Assessment interaction ............................................................................................. 2-11
  Figure 3-1. MODA resident advisor process.................................................................................. 3-3
  Tables
  Table 2-1. Levels of interoperability across primary focus areas .................................................. 2-5