MCRP 3-03D.1 governs tactics, techniques, and procedures for advising foreign security forces during coordinated multi-Service missions.
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It covers advisor planning, preparation, assessment, influence, cultural awareness, training, logistics, combat advising, site surveys, and mission handovers. It provides guidance for advisor team planning and training, and viable tactics, techniques, and procedures for planning, training for, and carrying out missions.
Applies to: This MTTP publication applies to all commanders and their staffs that participate in or support advising missions with FSF.
Data collection and assessments of the mission and FSF begin immediately upon receiving the mission. (paragraph 5)
Every advisor is required to be proficient in the developing skills: teaching, coaching, and advising. (paragraph 9)
Compliance is appropriate for short-term, immediate requirements and for situations where little risk can be tolerated. (paragraph 9)
Commitment-focused influence changes attitudes, values, and beliefs, and produces longer lasting and broader effects. (paragraph 9)
US forces must ensure their conduct, as well as that of FSF with which they operate, does not include pillaging—the taking of private or public movable property, including enemy military equipment, for private or personal use, where that use is not justified by military necessity. (paragraph 8)