text: Stability Tasks in Military Operations
  * Training and employing local workers, providing materials to rebuild, and providing a
  sustainable economic and social system.
  * Providing the conditions for political reforms.
  1-140. Internal defense and development has four functional lines of effort:
  * Balanced development.
  * Mobilization.
  * Neutralization.
  * Security.
  Balanced development consists of a variety of political, social, and economic reforms conducted in a
  balanced way. Balanced development avoids benefitting one group at the expense of others and builds
  viable political, economic, and social institutions that respond to the needs of the society. Mobilization is
  the widespread involvement of the local workforce and use of local material and resources. It organizes the
  population to participate in internal defense and development efforts and prevent the proliferation of
  insurgency. Neutralization renders the insurgents’ effort ineffective by preempting valid parts of their
  program, physically or psychologically separating insurgents from the people. Physically it focuses on
  disrupting their organization or capturing or killing their members. It uses information operations, media,
  and military information support operations to negate the effects of the insurgency and bolster the
  legitimacy of the host nation. Security protects the people from insurgent violence, separates them from
  insurgent control, and establishes conditions in which development can occur. Security addresses the
  prerequisites related to the safety of the people and the protection of critical infrastructure. (For more
  information regarding internal defense and development, see FM 3-22, FM 3-24, JP 3-05, JP 3-22, and
  JP 3-24.)