1. Mr. Larry Brown 21 September 2016
Introduction to the Non-Lethal Weapons Executive Seminar (NOLES 16)
Mr. Larry Brown
21 September 2016

2. NOLES Introduction Welcome Binder Why Use NLWs NOLES Objectives
What to Expect in NOLES

3. Welcome Binder Agenda Information on Mongolia Other Announcements
Critique Sheets
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5. Why Use NLWs F o r c e C o n t i n u u m
MILITARY
PRESENCE
LETHAL
FORCE
Non-Lethal Options
F o r c e C o n t i n u u m
Deter
Dissuade
Defeat
Not all situations require lethal force and some may not even allow lethal force to be used; like HA/DR, which is usually incompatible with the use of deadly force. In some situations, like HA/DR events, presence alone of uniformed personnel will stop unwanted activities, like looting. Sometimes more persuasion is needed, and sometimes nothing short of lethal force will work. But what options do you have between military presence and lethal force?
That fuzzy area in the middle, where options are vague and results can be catastrophic, is what we’ll focus on over the next 2.5 days

6. Why Use NLWs Checkpoint, Convoy, Patrolling operations
Civil disturbances for various reasons:
Political/Social unrest
Religion
Racism
Sporting events
Humanitarian Aid and Disaster Relief

7. Why Use NLWs
BBC News Asia: India and Pakistan … disputed border in Kashmir, 13 Aug 2013

8. Why Use NLWs
Anti-Assad protests in Baniyas, Syria, April wikipedia.org

9. Why Use NLWs Milwaukee, USA, Aug 2016

10. Why Use NLWs 2016 Olympics www.vancouversun.com www.vancouversun.com

11. Why Use NLWs
Marine Expeditionary Brigade assist the Philippine government in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan. U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Peter Burghart

12. Objectives of NOLES 16
Bi-lateral training to exchange NLW tactics to maintain order in low-intensity scenarios involving civilians
Demonstrate current NLWs and educate participating countries on NLW employment tactics and current and future NLW capabilities
Discuss the topic of the Law of Armed Conflict and how it applies during periods of civil unrest and the proper role of the military in these situations
Seek new ways to handle unrest in order to prevent or stop human rights violations
Promote the use of NLW in operations

13. Objectives of NOLES 16
Bi-lateral training to teach NLW tactics to maintain order in low-intensity scenarios involving civilians

14. Objectives of NOLES 16
Bi-lateral training to teach NLW tactics to maintain order in low-intensity scenarios involving civilians

15. Bi-lateral training to teach NLW tactics to maintain order in low-intensity scenarios involving civilians

16. Objectives of NOLES 16
Demonstrate current NLWs and educate participating countries on NLW employment tactics and current and future NLW capabilities

17. Objectives of NOLES 16
Demonstrate current NLWs and educate participating countries on NLW employment tactics and current and future NLW capabilities

18. Objectives of NOLES 16
Discuss the International Human Rights Law and Law of Armed Conflict
Media Strategies Discussion Panel
Cultural Awareness Considerations

19. Objectives of NOLES 16
Seek new ways to handle unrest in order to prevent or stop human rights violations

20. Objectives of NOLES 16
Promote the use of NLW in operations

21. What to Expect in the Demo
Nonlethal Munitions
12 Gauge Shotgun
40mm Launcher
Stingball Grenades
Riot Control Agents
Marking Rounds
Other Items
Vehicle Arresting Device
Acoustic Devices
Batons/Shields/Protective Gear

22. NOLES Field Training Exercise

24. What to Expect in NOLES 16
In Summary
Non-Lethal Weapons Program Briefs
Demonstration
Legal Briefings
Media Strategies Panel
Cultural Awareness Considerations
Scenarios

25. Mr. Larry Brown USPACOM NLW Liaison Officer LBrown@ALEXInc. com larry
Mr. Larry Brown USPACOM NLW Liaison Officer