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Strategic Purpose of U.S. Military Foreign Humanitarian Assistance Operations (in English)
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Synopsis "Strategic Purpose of U.S. Military Foreign Humanitarian Assistance Operations (in English)"
United States military involvement in foreign humanitarian assistance operations should meet strategic parameters that support U.S. national security interests. Foreign humanitarian assistance demonstrates U.S. goodwill and support for national governments in times of need, and also offers the United States an opportunity to demonstrate U.S. values abroad, support human rights, and enhance regional security. If not orchestrated in the context of pursuing national security interests, U.S. militaryinvolvement in foreign humanitarian assistance operations can largely be ineffectualopportunities that consume precious and ever scarcer resources, overextend the military, and often put Americans in danger. U.S. military foreign humanitarian assistance operations, a powerful and effective non-kinetic element of national power, should be grounded in U.S. strategic purpose and used judiciously to mitigate human suffering in the event of natural or man-made disasters. This book will review relevant terms and definitions as well as discuss the theories of Realism and Idealism in international relations. Analysis of current U.S. strategic guidance establishes the contemporarycontext of U.S. military involvement in foreign humanitarian assistance operations. Twohistorical case studies will be presented: the Berlin Airlift (1948-1949) and Somalia (1992-1994). The analysis of these case studies will illustrate how well the operations supported U.S. national security interests. The analysis will also provide a basis for recommendations to define parameters for U.S. policymakers that link U.S. militaryinvolvement in foreign humanitarian assistance operations to U.S. national security interests
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