2Ī few categories of responses are not included. Actions that were reported at a given (senior) level in the political-military policy process.Actions taken other than in the course of general war (Korea, 1950-1953 Vietnam, 1964-1975 and the conflict with Iraq from 17 January 1991).Actions taken in conjunction with events occurring outside the United States.armed forces (for an action to be included in this paper, a Navy surface ship or a Marine Corps unit must have been involved). Actions taken by the National Command Authorities involving the U.S.This analysis of American military responses to international incidents and crises focuses on actions that fulfill the following criteria: Marine Corps activity, (b) include research completed after the original document, (c) improve methodological consistency between periods covered by different sources, and (d) add recent crisis response actions. The paper was revised to (a) more fully document U.S. Navy crisis response activity in the post-World War II era. 1 Research Memorandum 89-315 documented 187 cases of U.S. Navy Crisis Response Activity, 1946-1989: Preliminary Report, which was distributed in November 1989. This paper updates CNA Research Memorandum 89-315, U.S. foreign policy and national strategy, which range from the Navy's role in the strategic triad to the peacetime presence mission Navy and Marine Corps forces carry out worldwide. Similarly, the focus on crises should not obscure the day-to-day actions the Navy and Marine Corps undertake in support of U.S. The focus on the Navy and Marine Corps activity is not intended to obscure the fact that the other services and other instruments of policy (military and nonmilitary) play significant roles in the crisis management activities of the National Command Authorities. Because this paper focuses on Navy and Marine Corps involvement, the 207 crises include only those cases in which it is known that naval forces were involved in the response. This paper focuses on the actions of the Navy and Marine Corps immediately prior to and during American responses to international incidents and crises. Marine Corps Crisis Response Activity Project, conducted for the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations, Plans, Policy and Operations (OP-06). This paper is a report from CNA's History of U.S. It was written at the request of the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Plans, Policies and Operations, Headquarters, United States Marine Corps. Marine Corps crisis management operations. This research memorandum summarizes these U.S. responses to international incidents and crises, exclusive of the Korean and Vietnam wars.
Naval forces have played a major role in at least 207 U.S.
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