1. Operational Design
Port Lewis
Seminar foxtrot

2. 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.
Strategic Objectives

3. Environmental Framing
Physical Environment
Nature and Stability of Critical Actors
Sociological Demographics.
Culture.
Regional and Global Relationships.
Military Capabilities
Information
Technology
External Organizations
National will and will of critical actors
Time
Economics
Religion
Environmental Framing
13 Critical Variables

4. Republic of Bafonga

5. Port Lewis

6. Democratic
84 Million acres of arable land; agriculture prior to oil explorations
Major global supplier of crude oil
Around 175M population; 5M Fort Lewis
Squalid 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

7. 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 conflict
Majority are Christians; Muslims minority
Previously a British colony
Bafonga

8. Problem Frame Current System Enemy System Desired 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
Effective Governance
Economic Boom
Responsive military organization
Improved communication and information 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

9. Problem Frame Current System Enemy 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
Not specified and pressumed to be the same with the current system
Same as current system
Effective population control
Well maintained infrastructure system and improved transportation system

10. PORT LEWIS SYSTEM

11. PORT LEWIS SYSTEM
With Interventions

12. 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
Problem Statement

13. Operational Approach by LOE
Environmental protection
Reform/
Support
Education / training
Governance
Security
Economics
Essential Services
Effective
governance
Law
enforcement
Maritime
Patrol
Secured
environment
Aid
Education/
training
Economic
boom
Transportation
support
Reliable
Power source
Accessible
services