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Closing the Security Gap - Building Irregular Security Forces (Art of War Papers series) (Paperback)
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Closing the Security Gap - Building Irregular Security Forces (Art of War Papers series) (Paperback)
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Loot Price R524
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The British and US experience with the use of local, irregular
security forces suggest their importance in assisting the host
nation government and counterinsurgent forces. Their successful
establishment, training, and employment demonstrate the importance
of several prerequisites including partnership with an advisory
force, consent of the host nation's government to exist, and that
the security force is accountable to the local civil authority.
Without these prerequisites, the local, irregular security force
could risk illegitimacy in the eyes of the populace, the host
nation government, and the counterinsurgent. However, partnership
does not guarantee a local irregular force's success. The host
nation's involvement in the decision to build irregular forces is
important from the beginning of the campaign. Through the
examination of archival research and primary source interviews
associated with the British experience in North-West Frontier and
the Dhofar region of Oman, one can start to understand the
prerequisites needed to create a successful mentorship force. The
paper examines the method of partnership, selection and traits of
the advisors, and the host nation government's role in building the
Punjab Irregular Forces and Frontier Corps in North-West Frontier
in India, the firqat in Dhofar, and the Sons of Iraq. Illustrated.
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