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Basilan Model An Indirect Approach • Assist/Legitimize Government – Host Nation Always Out Front • CMO Activities – Assessments to target resources • Engineering • MEDCAPS/DENCAPS/VETCAPS • Community Outreach • Subject Matter Expert Exchanges • U.S. Forces DO NOT Engage in Combat Operations Utilize/Coordinate all available sources: Military, Government, Host Nation, NGO, etc.
The Basilan Model— 2002 • Basilan Model Success • Significant reduction of threat groups and crime • In 2002, 15 AFP Battalions provided security for Basilan • In 2005, 2 AFP Battalions provide security for Basilan • Sustained security • Increased socioeconomic opportunities to include rubber industry • No longer a base for terrorist groups Roads 80KM Airfield 1 Bridges 4 Piers & Ramps 2 Water Projects 25 Schools 16 Medical Clinics 3 Hospital Rprs 2 MEDCAPS 20,000 patients $2.2mil in HA/HCA funds $4.5mil in USAID initiatives Pier Basilan has changed from a terrorist sanctuary to an environment with relative security and economic opportunity. Pier Secure Environment I/O SUSTAINING EFFORTS Water Projects Road improvements Bridges INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT
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