(U) TRADOC Threat Tactics Report: Islamic State

August 14, 2022

by United States Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC)

(U) TRADOC Threat Tactics Report: Islamic State

The United States Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) 2014 Threat Tactics Report of the Islamic State. To include doctrine, TTPs, force structure, equipment, etc.

TRADOC TTR

The United States Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) is the command in charge of overseeing training and development of operational doctrine. The TRADOC has 37 schools where they conduct 1,304 and 108 language courses.

Its G-2 (intelligence) has created a Threat Tactics Report (TTR) Compendium Volume 1 of: ISIL, North Korea, Russia, and China approved for public release. These TTRs serve to explain to the US military how enemies fight.

A second volume will include Boko Haram, Iran, Syria, and Pakistan.

TTRs are composed of the enemies':

Doctrine concepts and terminology, Force structure, Weapons and equipment, Education, Warfighting, Tactics and techniques TTP with recent examples; and, What do a particular actor's capabilities mean to the US military

APAN

This report can also be found through the All Partners Access Network (APAN).

The APAN (formerly Asia-Pacific Area Network) is a US DOD's social networking site used mainly for information dissemination, sharing, and collaboration.

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