USACAPOC

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USACAPOC is a U.S. Army Reserve command responsible for civil affairs and psychological operations that support military and diplomatic missions worldwide.

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USACAPOC canonical 2
USACAPOC(A) 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States Army Reserve command
military organization
abbreviation USACAPOC
USACAPOC(A)
linked to: USACAPOC
component United States Army Reserve
linked to: Army Reserve
composedMostlyOf Army Reserve soldiers
country United States
focus interaction with civilian populations in operational areas
shaping information and psychological aspects of the operational environment
fullName United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command
garrison Fort Bragg
Fort Liberty
hasCapability civil-military operations
foreign humanitarian assistance support
influence operations
military information support operations
stability operations support
support to contingency operations
support to disaster relief operations
support to peacekeeping operations
support to theater security cooperation
militaryBranch United States Army Reserve
linked to: Army Reserve
operationalEnvironment armed conflict
contingency operations
peacetime
primaryMission provide civil affairs forces to support U.S. military operations
provide psychological operations forces to support U.S. military operations
role civil affairs
information operations support
psychological operations
support to special operations forces
scopeOfOperations worldwide
state North Carolina
subordinateTo U.S. Army Reserve Command
U.S. Army Special Operations Command
supports U.S. diplomatic missions
United States Army
United States Special Operations Command
joint military operations
supportsPolicy U.S. foreign policy objectives
U.S. national security objectives
task advise commanders on civil considerations
conduct psychological operations to influence target audiences
coordinate with civilian agencies and organizations
support interagency and multinational operations
support strategic communication objectives
support theater-level campaign plans

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