text: Additional Factors During Multinational Operations
  • Is an engineer materiel management system in place?
  • What is the agreed command critical engineer resources list?
  • What are the multinational funding arrangements for multinational engineer tasks?
  • Are there engineer contracts with the host nation or other contractors outside the host nation?
  • What is the host nation actually providing in terms of engineer services?
  • How is engineer effort coordinated in the theater of operations?
  • What is the multinational engineer priority of work?
  • What are the control mechanisms to affect common engineer tasks in the multinational force?
  • Who is conducting the environmental health site assessment?
  • Who is conducting the environmental baseline survey?
  EXECUTION
  13-33. Commanders and staffs consider and answer the following execution questions with respect to
  multinational operations:
  • Have there been any modifications to the engineer command structure?
  • What are the ongoing new engineer support agreements?
  • What multinational documents and agreements apply to the mission, such as STANAGs and
  ABCANZ standards?
  • What, if anything, is the impact of nongovernmental organizations and CAO activity in the theater
  of operations on the engineer plan?
  • What are the interoperability disconnects between multinational engineer partners? Are they being
  addressed?
  • What are the intratheater engineer coordination mechanisms? Are these mechanisms capturing
  lessons learned and informing all nations to allow intratheater adaptations to doctrine and new
  problems?
  • Are there any host-nation cultural constraints and restrictions that could impact multinational
  engineer operations?