In an era of strategic competition there are times where security cooperation (SC) may become the primary effort by strategic necessity—both to deter our adversaries prior to conflict, and to strengthen our allies and partners before and during large-scale combat operations. Security cooperation is now more important than ever. Competitors at every level are leveraging trends in science, technology, and the information environment to challenge the United States and its allies and partners across the globe. The Army is adapting the way it organizes, trains, educates, and equips itself to fight these future threats structured around the multidomain operations concept, but the U.S. Army cannot do this without the assistance of allies and partners.
DesignationFM 3-22
EditionJul 2023
ChangeC1
StatusActive
ProponentTRADOC
Pages90
FunctionCBRN
CollectionCurrent Doctrine
Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. This publication supersedes FM 3-22, dated 22 January 2013. HEAD