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by Forsvarets høgskole - Norwegian Defence Uni College · 1,760 words · 392 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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0:01welcome to this video presentation of
0:03nato logistic planning conferences
0:08after this presentation you should be
0:10able to
0:11summarize the different logistic
0:13planning conferences
0:14and explain the output of each
0:17conference
0:19logistics standards and doctrine are the
0:22key elements of logistic planning
0:25they provide the common basis for
0:27operational planning activities of nato
0:30and national logistic planners
0:34they are the means to ensure that
0:36national plans support nato objectives
0:38and alliance operations and missions
0:42some of the planning documents are
0:44depicted on the slide
0:46notice that the bisac allied joint
0:49operational guidelines for logistics
0:522013 expired when the new agp4
0:56doctrine for logistics was ratified in
0:59december
1:012019
1:03but it's still a useful planning tool
1:05for operational logistics
1:07the purpose of phase one situational
1:10awareness is to develop and maintain a
1:13level understanding to support
1:15operational assessments
1:17and the provision of operational level
1:20advice and decision making
1:22to secure during the planning for and
1:26conduct of operations
1:29the joint force command staff will
1:31develop an initial system
1:35perspective of the area of interest by
1:38identifying basic logistic
1:40characteristics related to pmsc
1:44political military economical social
1:48infrastructure
1:49and information
1:52the designated joint force command staff
1:55will support the strategic operations
1:57planning group
1:59at shape
2:00in this phase
2:02since the joint operational planning
2:04group
2:05not yet has been activated
2:09the joint force command staff will
2:12collect and analyze the existing
2:15reference information from the joint
2:17force command license
2:19in the strategic operations planning
2:22group
2:22in order to build situational awareness
2:27submit requests for information when
2:30information is unknown
2:32and continue to update the baseline data
2:36as new information becomes available
2:41the review of the basic logistic
2:44reference information is categorized
2:47according to pmsc political
2:50military economical social
2:54infrastructure and information
2:58and review the logistic reference
3:00information might
3:02include at a minimum
3:06the joint force command staff will focus
3:08on the infrastructure
3:10the basic facility services
3:13and installations needed for the
3:16functioning of a community organization
3:19or society
3:21this includes logistical communications
3:24and transport
3:26infrastructure
3:27schools
3:28hospitals
3:29water and power distribution
3:32sewage
3:34irrigation geography and so on
3:38the logistical outcome in this phase
3:41is the initial logistic estimate of the
3:44crisis area the area of interest
3:48during phase 2 the joint operations
3:50planning group is activated
3:53the logistic planners in this phase are
3:56responsible for
3:58the logistic analysis and evaluation of
4:01the military response options
4:04mainly identifying the requirements in
4:06the logistic functional areas
4:09supply
4:10movement and transportation
4:12medical and so on
4:16logistic outcome in this phase
4:18logistic estimate of the crazy crisis
4:21area
4:22area of interest
4:24the purpose of this phase is to identify
4:27the logistic requirements to support the
4:30development of each military response
4:33options
4:35the planners will need to determine the
4:37overall logistic support requirements
4:40for an operation in order to prepare a
4:43coherent plan
4:45nato logistic planning conferences
4:48is the principal tool by which planning
4:51is coordinated and transparency
4:54achieved
4:56all planning conferences are divided
4:58into three subjects logistics
5:01movement and transportation and medical
5:05the responsibility for the planning
5:08process
5:09is shared by allied command operations
5:13including joint force command
5:15and the troop contributing nations
5:19the type of planning
5:20example advanced planning to develop
5:23courses of actions
5:26or crisis response planning dictates the
5:29timing and frequency of conferences
5:33we have previously stated that the nato
5:36logistic planning conferences are the
5:38hub in which planning is coordinated and
5:42transparency
5:43is achieved between nato and the troop
5:46contributing nations
5:48the slide depicts the logistic planning
5:51conferences and the operational planning
5:53process phases
5:56logistic planning is part of the nato
5:58operational planning process and aims to
6:01ensure that availability of logistic
6:04support in general
6:07issues such as the use of multinational
6:10logistics the role of the host nation
6:13and coordination with international
6:16organizations and non-governmental
6:18organizations are considered
6:21logistic support guidelines are produced
6:24and includes considerations such as the
6:27geography of the theater
6:30and the political and military situation
6:34the outcome of logistic planning is an
6:37overall concept of support
6:39detailed
6:40in the supporting annexes
6:43of the concept of operations and who
6:49movement planning
6:52the development of movement plans
6:54in support of nato operations
6:57will be an integrative process
7:00and may begin with limited military
7:02guidance
7:03or political clearance
7:06force planning should identify all
7:08forces needed to fulfill operational
7:11requirements
7:12that have been established
7:14in the concept of operations
7:17in order to arrange
7:19the arrival of these forces into the joa
7:23in accordance with the joint force
7:26commands allied disposition list
7:29and commander's required date
7:33the outcome of movement planning will be
7:36a multinational detailed deployment plan
7:40coordinated and deconflicted by the
7:42allied movement coordination center to
7:45meet operational requirements
7:48medical planning
7:50it is an integrative process that shifts
7:53in emphasis
7:54as the operational and intelligent
7:57situation changes
7:59the outcome of medical planning will be
8:02a plan
8:03that outlines the requirements policies
8:06and the support to be provided to forces
8:10throughout all phases of an operation
8:13the plan must provide medical
8:15capabilities throughout the force
8:17structure
8:18which are in balance with the size of
8:21the deployed force
8:23and the assessed
8:25risk
8:27the achievement of this aim requires
8:30availability
8:31and coordination
8:33of a complete range of military medical
8:36skills
8:37equipment and supplies in the java
8:40for more information see the medical
8:43support presentation
8:46the initial planning conference is an
8:49allied command operations level
8:50conference
8:53involving nations and the joint force
8:55command the initial planning conference
8:58is usually held when the cj soar and the
9:01conops have been approved
9:04combined joint statement of requirement
9:07is the result of the nato force
9:09generation process
9:11and consists of military capabilities
9:14and capacities that will support the
9:16mission
9:18conops clearly expresses what the
9:20commander
9:21intent to accomplish and how it will be
9:24done using the available resources
9:28the outcome of this conference
9:30will be to enable allied command
9:33operation
9:34to develop the logistic annex
9:37to the au plan as well as to provide
9:40nations
9:41with the information to commence
9:43national logistic planning
9:46and confirm the required force flow
9:49based on the allied disposition list
9:53after this stage usually the operational
9:57license and reconnaissance team
9:59and or
10:00joint logistic reconnaissance team will
10:02be released to gather unsolved
10:05information needed
10:06in the area of interest
10:09these two teams will be explained in a
10:12later presentation
10:15the main planning conference
10:17is conducted during phase 4 alpha
10:21developing the operational plan
10:23based on minimum military requirements
10:26according to the force statement of
10:29requirements
10:30it is usually
10:32held when the first draft of the joint
10:35force command uplan is available
10:38including the first draft of the force
10:41statement of requirements to be sourced
10:44by the nato force generation process
10:48the outcome of this conference will be
10:51that the joint force command can
10:53finalize the upland
10:55develop the detailed force requirements
10:59and issue and administrative instruction
11:03in addition the troop contributing
11:05nations
11:06should be able to further develop and
11:09detail national logistic plans
11:12based on the allied disposition list
11:15and the commander's required date
11:19the final planning conference is usually
11:21held off their nation's formal
11:23commitment of forces
11:25but before the activation order
11:29the outcome should be a balanced and
11:31harmonized system of allied command
11:34operations
11:35joint force command
11:37and the national
11:38logistic plans
11:41and that the troop contributing nations
11:43should be able to finalize the national
11:46logistic plans
11:49the operational logistics review
11:51conference is an allied command
11:53operations
11:54level conference
11:56with the involvement of the troop
11:59contributing nations and the joint force
12:01command
12:03this conference is optional and will
12:06only be held if changes in the military
12:09situation require fundamental
12:11adjustments
12:12of logistic plans
12:14or if the identified logistic shortfalls
12:17could jeopardize the mission
12:20the purpose of the conference
12:23is
12:25to resolve any deficiencies
12:28and to review and adjust the logistic
12:31concept of operations and or operational
12:34logistics
12:36plans the result of this conference
12:40should be an executable operational plan
12:44in some cases due to the short timelines
12:47for the execution of the operational
12:49planning process
12:51it should be decided to skip
12:53initial main and final logistic planning
12:57conferences and instead call for an
13:00operational logistic review conference
13:04attending one of nato's logistic
13:06conferences can be a demanding task
13:10you need to know your national logistic
13:12concept plans and concerns for the
13:15upcoming operation
13:16you need to know your nation's rfis to
13:20which you must find answers during the
13:22conference
13:24before the conference you must clarify
13:27what your own nation is willing to take
13:29on joint logistic responsibilities or
13:32tasks including logistic units
13:36most important of all you must have
13:39clarified the authority and mandate to
13:42be able to commit on behalf of your own
13:46nation
13:47let's recall what we already have
13:50learned
13:51logistic outcome in phase one is the
13:53initial logistic estimate of the crisis
13:57area the area of interest
14:00logistic outcome in phase 2 is the
14:03logistic estimate of the crisis area
14:05area of interest
14:08logistic outcome in phase 3 is the
14:11drought logistic requirements to support
14:14the development of each military
14:16response options
14:19logistic planning conferences are the
14:21principal tool by which planning is
14:24coordinated and transparency is achieved
14:28all planning conferences
14:30are divided into three subjects
14:33logistics movement and transportation
14:36and medical
14:38the responsibility for the planning
14:41process is shared by
14:43allied command operations including
14:45joint force command
14:47and troops contributing nations
14:51the type of planning for example
14:52advanced planning to develop courses of
14:56action or crisis response planning
14:59dictate the timing and frequency of
15:02conferences
15:04and
15:04outcome initial planning conference
15:08to enable allied command operations to
15:11develop their logistics and access to
15:13the old plan
15:15provide troop contributing nations with
15:17the information to commence national
15:20logistic planning
15:23outcome of the main conference
15:26joint force command can finalize the
15:28upland develop the detailed force
15:31requirements through the nato force
15:33generation process
15:35the troop contributing nations should be
15:38in a position to further develop and
15:40detail national logistic plans
15:44outcome
15:46of the final planning conference
15:49a balanced and harmonized system of
15:51allied command operations joint force
15:54command and the national logistic plans
15:59the troop contributing nations should be
16:01able to finalize the national logistic
16:04plans
16:07logistic units under jlsg and national
16:11support elements will be deployed before
16:14the main forces
16:16to be able to support those forces in
16:19the reception staging and onboard
16:21movement phase
16:25we have in this presentation introduced
16:27you to the nato logistic planning
16:29conferences key takeaways
16:32planning conferences are the principal
16:34tool for operational logistic planning
16:38the outcome of the planning conferences
16:40are the annexes to the upland and xr
16:44logistics
16:46s
16:46movements
16:48and qq medical
16:50participants in the conference
16:53needs to have national authority on
16:56mandate to commit
16:57thank you for following this
16:59presentation

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