Route Clearance Partnership Process

Dynamic Solution Development

To respond to a dynamic threat, CSI employs a dynamic solution development model that ensures threat evolutions inform how capabilities are provided, trained, employed, and sustained.

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OBTAIN

  • 1. Evaluate Current MTOE
  • 2. Identify Gaps
  • 3. Research Solutions
  • 4. Present Comprehensive Solution

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Effectively Documenting Needs For Route Clearance Solutions

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USE

  • 1. Evaluate Updated MTOE
  • 2. Identify Operational Pain Points
  • 3. Define Equipment Roles
  • 4. Present Mission Integration Plan

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TRAIN

  • 1. Evaluate Current Ops Baseline
  • 2. Compare Baseline to New CONOPS
  • 3. Identify Knowledge Gaps
  • 4. Establish Training Goals
  • 5. Create POI & Prioritize TLOs/ELOs

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Lessons Learned Training Partner Forces for Clearance Operations

Approaching Route Clearance from the Enemy’s Perspective

Preventing Clearance Obstacles to Maximize Effectiveness

SUSTAIN

  • 1. Analyze Historical OR Rates & Pacing Items
  • 2. Compare OR Data Against Forecasted Ops
  • 3. Identify Mission Critical Capabilities
  • 4. Create PLL Stock List & Repair Priorities

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