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The Department of Defense Non-Lethal Weapons Program works closely with both geographical and functional Unified Combatant Commands to build cooperative relations across the globe and actively pursue opportunities to share non-lethal weapons information with partner nations.
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Exercises and Training
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Unified Combatant Commands host and participate in exercises with other nations each year. The Department of Defense Non-Lethal Weapons Program sponsors Non-Lethal Weapons Unified Combatant Command Liaison Officers to provide non-lethal weapons expertise during planning and execution of these exercises. The Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program participates in many recent military exercises, including:
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African Lion: U.S. Africa Command
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Black Sea Rotational Forces: U.S. European Command
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Cobra Gold: U.S. Pacific Command
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Coyote Shield: U.S. Transportation Command
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Eastern Accord: U.S. Africa Command
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Garuda Shield: U.S. Pacific Command
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Internal Look: U.S. Central Command
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Joint Patriot: U.S. Northern Command
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Non-Lethal Weapons Conference and Capabilities Exercise (CAPEX): U.S. European Command
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Non-Lethal Weapons Executive Seminar (NOLES): U.S. Pacific Command
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Point Defender: U.S. Transportation Command
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Talisman Sabre: U.S. Southern Command
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Tradewinds: U.S. Southern Command
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Trident Warrior: U.S. Transportation Command
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Vigilant Shield: U.S. Northern Command
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U.S. Combatant Commands Non-Lethal Weapons Liaison Officers
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The Department of Defense Non-Lethal Weapons Program sponsors Non-Lethal Weapons Unified combatant Command Liaison Officers to serve as the Program's representatives in the field. Unified Combatant Command Liaison Officers work to raise awareness and visibility of non-lethal weapons in their respective commands. they also help identify specific needs for non-lethal weapons in the command and establish procedures for integrating non-lethal weapons into operational planning.
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