CULTURAL PROPERTY IN THE OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT Cultural Heritage and Cultural Property Protection Training for Army ROTC 1.

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CULTURAL PROPERTY IN THE OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT Cultural Heritage and Cultural Property Protection Training for Army ROTC 1

Content 2 What is cultural property? What is cultural property? Identifying cultural property in the operational environment Identifying cultural property in the operational environment The heritage landscape: tactical and strategic implications The heritage landscape: tactical and strategic implications Laws and military regulations Laws and military regulations

End State 3 Understand that cultural property of great value and significance may be present in the operational environment Understand that cultural property of great value and significance may be present in the operational environment Understand that the potential significance of cultural property is determined by host nation beliefs and values Understand that the potential significance of cultural property is determined by host nation beliefs and values Understand that an opponent may use cultural property for strategic and tactical advantage Understand that an opponent may use cultural property for strategic and tactical advantage Understand that failure to identify, understand the significance of, and respond appropriately to cultural property may have a negative impact on the mission Understand that failure to identify, understand the significance of, and respond appropriately to cultural property may have a negative impact on the mission Understand your legal and strategic responsibilities for protecting cultural property in the operational environment Understand your legal and strategic responsibilities for protecting cultural property in the operational environment

4 Identity History Values Beliefs What is Cultural Heritage?

5 Language Traditional music Dramatic arts Belief systems What is Cultural Heritage?

6 Ancient ruins Historic buildings What is Cultural Property? Archaeological sites Archaeological artifacts

7 Books, Manuscripts, Artwork Museums, Libraries, Archives What is Cultural Property? Sacred places Landscape features Key local structures

Why Does Cultural Property Matter? 8 Physically connect with… History Values Beliefs

The cultural heritage of a country is its soul, its memory, and its meaning. – GTA , Civil Affairs Arts, Monuments, and Archives Guide 9 Why Does Cultural Property Matter?

10 Identifying Cultural Property

11 Locals can help identify cultural sites

Identifying Cultural Property 12

Identifying Cultural Property Make sure you’re not destroying someone else’s Gettysburg! 13

Identifying Cultural Property 14

Identifying Cultural Property 15

Identifying Cultural Property 16 If before we put the first U.S. soldier on the ground, we alienate the closest village to the...base, we're putting the thing in reverse before we even get started. - LTC William Schaper Lead engineer

The Heritage Landscape 17 Different value…

The Heritage Landscape 18

The Heritage Landscape 19 “The shrines of the Al-Askari Imams were chosen… to cause sectarian division among the people.”

The Heritage Landscape 20 Pre-2006 Feb 2007 source: BBC News

Laws and Regulations 1954 Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict: Do not make any use of cultural property for purposes which are likely to expose it to destruction or damage Do not direct any act of hostility against cultural property Prevent and, if necessary, stop any form of theft, misuse, pillaging, or vandalism of cultural property Do not move or remove cultural property Do not direct acts of reprisal against cultural property 21

Laws and Regulations DoD Overseas Environmental Baseline Guidance Document Formal staff channels (J9/G9/(G5); JAG; Engineers; Civil Affairs) Annex L (Environmental Considerations) to Joint OPLAN/OPORD NATO STANAG 7141 Joint NATO Doctrine for Environmental Protection During NATO Led Military Operations 22

23 Laws and Regulations Those wealthy Madison Avenue and Bond Street dealers and collectors who believe they are engaged in benign criminal activity, then, are actually often financing weapons smuggling. – Colonel Matthew Bogdanos, USMC Report on the looting of the Iraq National Museum

Laws and Regulations Firing on cultural property, in certain cases, is permissible under the 1954 Hague Convention (Article 4.2: imperative military necessity waiver) 24

Laws and Regulations 25 ROE First! During combat operations environmental considerations will be subordinate to mission accomplishment and preservation of human life, but cannot be ignored. – CENTCOM Reg 200-2

Laws and Regulations 26 The phrase ‘military necessity’ is sometimes used where it would be more truthful to speak of military convenience or even of personal convenience. I don’t want it to cloak slackness or indifference. – GEN Dwight D. Eisenhower 29 December 1943

Laws and Regulations Protection of cultural property is mandated by federal and international law. 27 Violators will be prosecuted in court and in the blaze of media attention. – GTA Civil Affairs Arts, Monuments, and Archives Guide

Cultural Property Protection 28 Take initiative!

Summary 29 Protecting cultural property is the law, is DoD policy, is consistent with U.S. military values Protecting cultural property is the law, is DoD policy, is consistent with U.S. military values The value of cultural property is determined by Host Nation values and beliefs The value of cultural property is determined by Host Nation values and beliefs Protecting cultural property has tactical and strategic implications for mission success Protecting cultural property has tactical and strategic implications for mission success

Special Thanks To… COCOM Cultural Heritage Action Group COCOM Cultural Heritage Action Group CEMML, Colorado State University CEMML, Colorado State University DoD Legacy Resource Management Program DoD Legacy Resource Management Program U.S. Air Force Air Combat Command U.S. Air Force Air Combat Command The Archaeological Institute of America The Archaeological Institute of America Dr. James Zeidler Dr. James Zeidler Dr. Laurie Rush Dr. Laurie Rush Dr. Christina Luke Dr. Christina Luke Allison Cuneo Allison Cuneo 30