Operational Design

PORT LEWIS

SEMINAR FOXTROT

Strategic Objectives

Restore and maintain regional stability and order.

Facilitate restoration of a stable and sovereign Bafongan government.

Improve the conditions of Bafongan people.

Protect production and transport of oil and natural gas.

Environmental Framing

1. Physical Environment 2. Nature and Stability of Critical

Actors 3. Sociological Demographics. 4. Culture. 5. Regional and Global

Relationships. 6. Military Capabilities7. Information8. Technology9. External Organizations10. National will and will of critical

actors11. Time12. Economics13. Religion

13 Critical Variables

Republic of Bafonga

Port Lewis

Bafonga

Democratic84 Million acres of arable land;

agriculture prior to oil explorations

Major global supplier of crude oilAround 175M population; 5M

Fort LewisSqualid tribal settlements out of

the mangrove swamps along the river delta;

Unstable government; weak military and police force

Outbreak of Bacterial Meningitis and Influenza A

Bafonga

Oil companies are major contributors to the economy; however perceived to be one of the sources of insurgency and caused environmental degradation. Approximately 50,000 acres of the fertile lands were damaged

Presence of an organized militant groups that want to overthrow the government; terrorizes the community; gain popular support

 Incidence of tribal conflictMajority are Christians; Muslims

minorityPreviously a British colony

Current System Desired System

Weak government system- Decade of government mismanagement

Economic Depression- economy in ruins

Military - Passive attitude on the

growing militant menace

Information - with significant

information technology infrastructure

Effective Governance

Economic Boom

Responsive military organization

Improved communication and information system

Problem Frame

Enemy System

Unstructured

Contributory to Economic downfall ( Survival mode)

Responsible for the creation of violence

Not specified but we assume that they also utilize the information technology infrastructure

Current System Desired System

Social - large population with

different demographics

Infrastructure- Ill maintained road

nets- intermittent

electricity- Inefficient commuter

rail system- limited capability for

Port Lewis City Airfiled (for military helicopters onlyi

Effective population control

Well maintained infrastructure system and improved transportation system

Problem Frame

Enemy System

Not specified and pressumed to be the same with the current system

Same as current system

PORT LEWIS SYSTEM

PORT LEWIS SYSTEMWith Interventions

Problem Statement

The current condition in Port Lewis are the results of weakness of governance complicated by the effects of the oil industry and compounded by social unrest

Governance

Security

Economics

Essential Services

Operational Approach by LOE

Reform/ Support

Education / training

Environmental protection

Law enforcement

Maritime Patrol

Aid Education/ training

Transportationsupport

Effective governance

Securedenvironment

Economic boom

Accessible services

ReliablePower source