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# Welcome to U.S. Southern Command and U.S. Army Garrison-Miami

 

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                        - Phone Directory | Directions to SOUTHCOM/USAG-Miami (Click to Expand)                            - Directions to InstallationPosted 10/19/2020
                          - Comprehensive Phone DirectoryPosted 10/23/2020
                          - Newcomers PlacematPosted 11/03/2022
                        - Moving to South Florida | Household Goods | Shipping Vehicle | Pets                            - Household GoodsPosted 10/23/2020
                          - PCS Move App (Apple)Posted 06/01/2022
                          - PCS MOVE APP (Google)Posted 06/01/2022
                          - Plan My move SitesPosted 01/19/2021 
**Great resources for you (and your family)**

Review the **MilitaryOneSource Plan My Move** site: **https://planmymove.militaryonesource.mil/** and the **Move.mil website.**
 
                          - SCHEDULE YOUR MOVEPosted 01/21/2021 
Use the **Defense Personal Property System (DPS)** to schedule your move with a transportation company.

-- **Sign In to DPS** to schedule your move online (Find out **if you’re eligible to use DPS** to schedule your upcoming move).

-- If you are doing a **Personally Procured Moves (PPM) / Do It Yourself Moves (DITY)**: Visit  **move.mil**,   There you should view the **PPM checklist**, then register at the Defense Personal Property System, fill out and submit **DD 2278** to complete your move.

-- If you're doing a joint move (a.k.a., a dual military move with your active duty spouse)***,***please visit your **local personal property office** to get help scheduling your move.

-- **Follow online tutorials for help logging in or using DPS.**

-- Visit **PCSmyPOV** to schedule an appointment at your assigned Vehicle Processing Center.
 
                          - Official DOD Customer Moving PortalPosted 01/19/2021
                          - Logistics Readiness Center - Miami (LRC)Posted 07/14/2021
                          - Passports and VisasPosted 10/23/2020
                          - Motor Vehicle Info for South FloridaPosted 11/09/2020
                          - Mail ForwardingPosted 11/09/2020 
**Mail Forwarding**

Newly assigned personnel **may use**official mail channels for the receipt of personal, unofficial, or non-mission related mail for no more than **120 days**.

Payment of postage and related fees is the responsibility of the sender.

**Mailing Address:**     United States Army Garrison - Miami     Attention: YOUR NAME / Office     9301 NW 33rd St     Doral, FL  33172

For any postal questions contact the Garrison Mailroom at **(305)437-2191/0404**
 
                          - Florida Military Friendly GuidePosted 01/15/2021
                          - Florida Defense FactbookPosted 01/15/2021
                          - Miami-Dade Animal ServicesPosted 01/21/2021
                          - Broward County Animal ServicesPosted 01/21/2021
                        - Finding a Home | Temporary Lodging | Advanced Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH)                            - Assistance with Advanced BAHPosted 06/15/2021 - When allowed by Service regulations, a Service Member’s  losing unit  commanding officer, designee, or designated official may authorize an Advance BAH payment to pay advance rent, security deposits, or initial expenses due to occupying other than Government housing.  An Advance BAH payment may be authorized at any time during a Service Member’s tour at the location concerned or when a Service Member’s has relocated due to a Permanent Change of Station (PCS) order.  Repayment of any Advance BAH should be at a rate of at least one twelfth of the amount advanced in equal monthly installments for the next 12 months.  
- J1 Army Desk :  Advance BAH is initiated by the losing command typically 15-30 days prior to the PCS.  The advance must be approved by the unit commander and is usually limited to 3 months BAH CONUS and 12 months OCONUS.  The request is made through form DA Form 4187 (Personnel Action).  If a Service Member requires Advance BAH once arrived at USSOUTHCOM, the process repeats itself.   The POC is USAG-Miami at email: usarmy.miami.usag.mesg.usag-miami-milpo@mail.mil   or (305) 437-1936.  
- J1 Navy Desk:   Sailors will complete the Advance BAH Request form (NPPSC 7000/2 (04-2017), provide orders, and a pre-rental agreement with the actual expense.  ADVBAH cannot exceed 3 months of BAH for any Sailor’s paygrade.  Sailors E-4 over 4 years of service and E-5 and above are allowed to move off base.  The advance must be approved by the commanding officer and can take 2 weeks to a month to process before any funds are received.  The advance will be deducted from the monthly pay.  The POC is Navy Desk at email:   southcom.miami.scj1.list.maritime-service-desk-cppa@mail.mil  or (305) 437-0736.  
- J1 Air Force Desk :  All USAF personnel with a PCS to USSOUTHCOM will have the “3AB” Personnel Processing Code (PPC) identified on his/her PCS Orders.  Prior to receiving PCS Orders, Airmen are required to contact their losing Finance unit and SOUTHCOM Garrison.  The losing Finance unit will ensure the outbound member is briefed on options regarding Advanced BAH/Pay and concur that contact has been made with USSOUTHCOM’s Housing Office.  If the member requires Advance BAH/Pay, then the member’s losing command will approve and process the paperwork.  The advance will be deducted from the monthly pay.  If Advanced BAH/Pay is required once a member arrives at USSOUTHCOM, the member’s Joint Directorate will concur prior to being signed by the AFELM Commander.  Afterwards, paperwork is processed through the AF Desk to Patrick AFB.  Processing times and payouts are dependent on the Finance Office’s workload.  The POC is AF Desk at email:    southcom.miami.scj1.mbx.omb-southcom-afelm@mail.mil  or (305) 437-2176.    
- J1 Marine Desk:   Marines are able to request Advance Pay/BAH, not to exceed 3 months during the outbound interview.   Once the outbound interview is certified, the Marine will receive the advance in pay. In order to request an advance in BAH, or advance basic pay (both advances are not to exceed 3 months) the Marine at any other time, the request will have to be approved by the Commanding officer his or her designee, or another designated official.   MARFORSOUTH G-1 will submit the request through the Document Tracking Management Service (DTMS) using a NAVMC 1116in marine Online (MOL) to the servicing disbursing office.  The advance will be deducted from the monthly pay.  Marines should reference DOD FMR, Chapter 26, par 260502 and DOD FMR, Chapter 32, par 320202 for additional assistance. The POC is MARFORSOUTH at email:   usmc.miami.marforsouth-cg.list.snco@mail.mil  or (305) 437-0780.  
- Civilian Advance Pay:   Agencies may advance a new hire up to two paychecks so a new employee can pay immediate expenses that are normally incurred as a result of starting a new job and/or relocating to a new geographic area. (5 U.S.C. 5524a; 5 CFR part 550, subpart B).  The POC is SCJ14, (305) 437-0886.  
 
                          - Housing ServicesPosted 11/09/2020 
**Military Housing.**The rental housing market in South Florida has a number of unique challenges for service members and their families, so it is imperative that service members contact the housing office well in advance of reporting to Miami.****

**USAG-Miami Housing Services Office is available M-F, 7:00am-4:00pm: Call (305) 437-2664 / 2636 / 2670 or by E-mail: usarmy.miami.usag.list.housing-office@mail.mil.**

Go to our Housing Page on the **Army Housing Online User Services**site for more assistance on finding a place to live in the South Florida community.**(**Select “Miami/ SOUTHCOM” under installation dropdown at top right)

The installation does not have any**on-base** temporary, unaccompanied or family housing. 

-- If you are single/unaccompanied and E5 or below, you can be accommodated in Army-leased **off-base** unaccompanied housing. 

We are committed to making your move as pleasant as possible by helping you obtain and maintain adequate housing.  We can assist you with: Commute distances & times, Local Leasing Practices, Early Termination, Pet Restrictions, Utility Deposit Waivers and more.  
 
                          - Hotels in MiamiPosted 01/12/2021
                          - Miami-Dade County Office of Housing AdvocacyPosted 06/02/2022 
The **Office of Housing Advocacy** has many resources for tenants and landlords.

Miami-Dade County has enacted a "**Tenant's Bill of Rights**" or "**Aviso Sobre los Derechos del Inquilino**" effective May 14, 2022. 
 
                          - Tax Exemption FormPosted 01/12/2021
                        - ID Cards | DEERS Enrollment **U.S. Army Garrison-Miami Directorate of Human Resources**
The ID/DEERS Office is located on the first floor of the Installation Services Center.  It strives to provide exceptional customer service while enforcing regulatory standards granting enrollment in the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS), and provide Common Access Cards (CAC) and/or Official Identification Cards to authorized Service Members, Family Members, Retirees, 100% Disabled Veterans as well as Civilian and Contract Employees working on USAG Miami/US Southern Command installation.

NOTE: Person(s) 18 years of age and older requesting issuance of a DoD identification card must present two (2) valid forms of ID.  Primary form of ID must be an unexpired picture ID.  Credit cards, concealed weapons permits, student IDs and SOUTHCOM badges will not be accepted as form of ID.

**Schedule an Appointment**

***Search: Site ID #107785 | Click on “Schedule an Appointment”***

**Hours of Operation**Monday–Friday: Walk-ins 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM (SOUTHCOM ONLY)Monday-Wednesday, Friday: 9:00 AM-3:00 PM (APPOINTMENT ONLY)Thursday 9:00 AM -12:00 PM (APPOINTMENT ONLY)Federal Holidays:  CLOSED

**ID/DEERS contact info:**305-437-0900

**Helpful Links**
- DEERS Enrollment Required Documents
- List of Acceptable Identity Documents
- DEERS Residential Address On-Line Update
- RAPIDS ID Card Site Locator
- RAPIDS Self Service - ID Card Office Online 
- Common Access Card Information
- DFAS - Secondary Dependency Application Process
- milConnect
- TRICARE Beneficiary Web Enrollment . TRICARE Beneficiary Web Enrollment is now accomplished within milConnect.  Inside MilConnect, Choose “Benefits” and then choose “Beneficiary Web Enrollment (BWE).
- TRICARE
- TRICARE Eligibility
 
                        - ACCESS TO NIPR Portal by External users
                        - Assignment to Overseas Locations in the SOUTHCOM AOR AOR Links
(click to open in new page):

**NEWCOMERS TO OVERSEAS LOCATIONS IN SOUTHCOM**

**GETTING VACCINATED FOR YOUR ASSIGNED LOCATION**

**REGISTER FOR ALL PARTNERS ACCESS NETWORK (APAN) ACCOUNT (IF APPLICABLE)**
 
                        - Assignment to special operations command - south                            - SOCSOUTH Main PagePosted 01/11/2021
                          - SOCSOUTH In-Processing PagePosted 01/11/2021
                          - I need a sponsor (e-mail request)Posted 01/11/2021
                        - Child Care | Schools | Parent Services                            - Child Development Center - On-Installation ChildcarePosted 10/23/2020
                          - Broward County SchoolsPosted 10/23/2020
                          - Miami-Dade County Public SchoolsPosted 07/25/2022
                          - Parent Outreach ServicesPosted 10/23/2020
                          - School Services and InfoPosted 10/23/2020
                          - Child and Youth Services (CYS)Posted 10/23/2020
                        - Commuting in South Florida                            - Doral TrolleyPosted 03/02/2022
                          - Public Transportation (Broward County)Posted 03/01/2022
                          - Public Transportation (Miami-Dade County)Posted 03/01/2022
                          - Sun PassPosted 03/02/2022
                          - Tri-RailPosted 03/01/2022
                          - Van Pool ProgramPosted 03/01/2022 **Van Pool Program**
Say Hello To Your New Commute.We want to make getting to work easy, so the Logistics Readiness Center has teamed up with Enterprise to improve your daily drive with a smart commuting solution. **Commute with Enterprise**connects coworkers who live near each other and provides a safe, reliable vehicle for their commute.

Click **HERE** for more information about a program that will:

• Save up to $6,000 per year• Gain back valuable time• Reduce carbon emissions by 12,500 lbs per year• Put less wear and tear on your personal vehicle• Reduce the stress of commuting
                        - Connect With the SOUTHCOM and USAG-Miami Community                            - Army Community Service (ACS)Posted 10/23/2020
                          - TEAM SOUTHCOM (Family Readiness Group)Posted 10/23/2020 
Total Engagement for All Members of U.S. Southern Command, or TEAM SOUTHCOM, is a command-sponsored organization that aims to support command service members, civilians and family members -- in South Florida and assigned throughout the region -- by providing a network of communication, building morale and unity, enhancing quality of life, and providing community resources and a network of mutual support.

**Connect with TEAM SOUTHCOM**
 
                          - Newcomers Walking Talking WednesdaysPosted 01/26/2022
                          - Florida Defense AlliancePosted 01/15/2021
                          - Spouses Facebook GroupPosted 10/23/2020 
For spouses of U.S. Southern Command personnel both inside and outside of the United States. It is a forum for news, photos, and questions about life as a military or civilian spouse.

******https://www.facebook.com/groups/SouthcomSpouses**
 
                          - Headquarters CommandantPosted 03/01/2022 
The **Headquarters Commandant's Office** exists as a liaison between the Garrison and Headquarters, U.S. Southern Command; working towards the smooth operation of the installation and enhancing the welfare of all SOUTHCOM servicemembers, civilians, contractors and visitors.

You can contact the office via **Email: southcom.miami.sc-cc.mbx.hq-cmdt-admin@mail.mil**, 

or by phone:  **(305)437-3818**
 
                          - Installation PlacematPosted 07/19/2022 
Information about U.S. Army Garrison-Miami and the surrounding area.   Phone numbers and websites with services for the entire military community.  Prints in 11"x17"

**CLICK HERE**
 
                          - Installation Tour Video (plays in new window)Posted 09/12/2022
                        - Education Opportunities for Military & Civilian Employees 
Our **Joint Education Services Office** strives to deliver the highest quality education services and programs to the community in an effort to enhance recruiting, reenlistment and retention of Service Members; to support the DOD in improving Combat Readiness; and to retain and enhance a staff through continuous professional opportunities.

Email the **Joint Education Services Office**, located in Room E2089 in the Garrison building, or contact us at: **(305)437-2287.****More on Joint Education Services Office**

**Student Loan Forgiveness** -- In certain situations, you can have your federal student loans forgiven, canceled, or discharged. Learn more about the types of forgiveness and whether you qualify due to your job or other circumstances
 
                        - Family & Morale, Welfare and Recreation (FMWR)
                        - Financial Services 
**The USAG-Miami Financial Readiness Program provides in-person and virtual financial services for all eligible service members, DoD civilians, contractors, retirees and their family members**

**Learn More About Financial Counseling**
 
                        - Fitness 
The USAG-Miami Fitness Center provides an array of high quality, customer-driven fitness, health and recreational programs at no or reasonable cost to military, civilian employees and Family members of SOUTHCOM and USAG-Miami. 

**See More on Available Health and Fitness Services**

**Running Maps:   Three-Mile   |    Five-Mile   |    Eight-Mile**
 
                        - Health Care | Spiritual Care                            - Alcohol and drug abuse preventionPosted 02/10/2021
                          - Army Health Clinic SOUTHCOMPosted 11/09/2020
                          - Exceptional Family Member ProgramPosted 01/15/2021
                          - Health Care Info While PCS'ingPosted 11/09/2020
                          - HOW SOUTHCOM IS DEALING WITH COVID-19Posted 02/10/2021
                          - Religious SupportPosted 01/25/2021
                          - Suicide Prevention ResourcesPosted 02/10/2021
                          - TRICAREPosted 11/09/2021 This installation does **not** have a TriCare Representative, however, there are numerous TriCare authorized facilities in the commuting area.
**TriCare Website**(opens in new window)

All **TriCare Phone Numbers**

TriCare Open Season runs through Dec. 13.  Click **HERE** for more information
 
                          - Army Health Clinic SOUTHCOM In-processing StepsPosted 08/21/2023
                        - How to speak SOUTHCOM (Acronyms) **SOUTHCOM Acronyms Used  -- Spelled out with Explanation (if required)**CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THIS LIST
**12 AF AFSOUTH:**US Air Forces South

**ABD:**Air Bridge Denial Program: Program that targets drug traffickers by forcing down suspicious aircraft, using lethal force if necessary. Colombia is the only country in the SOUTHCOM AOR with an ABD

**ALBA:**Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of our Americas: Regional bloc of left-leaning governments founded by Cuba and Venezuela in 2004. Members have similar ideology and often espouse anti-US rhetoric. Member Nations: Antigua and Barbuda, Bolivia, Cuba, Dominica, Ecuador, Grenada, Nicaragua, Saint Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, Saint Vincent & Grenadines, Venezuela

**APAN:**All Partners Access Network: Provides a web based collaborative information sharing environment with participants who do not have access to DoD networks.

**ARG:**Argentina

**ARSOUTH:**US Army South

**BACRIM:**Bandas Criminales Emergentes: From the Spanish acronym for 'criminal bands' or various criminal groups and enterprises in Colombia. BACRIM are often involved in drug trafficking. Many members are former paramilitary.

**BDF:**Belize Defense Force

**BLZ:**Belize

**BOL:**Bolivia

**BPC:**Building Partner Nation Capacity

**BPC-I:**Building Partner Nation Intelligence Capacity

**BRZ: Brazil**

**BTH:**Beyond the Horizons: Annual humanitarian training exercise

**BVI:**British Virgin Islands

**CAA:**Conference of the American Armies

**CAC:**Crisis Action Center

**CANSEC:**Caribbean Nations Security Conference: Annual J5-led conference that brings together senior Caribbean defense officials

**CARIB:**Caribbean

**CARIC:**Caribbean Regional Intelligence Conference: Annual J2-led intelligence conference that brings together Caribbean intelligence officials

**CARICOM:**Caribbean Community and Common Market: Multinational organization of 15 Caribbean nations and dependencies promoting economic integration & regional cooperation

**CARSI:**Central American Regional Security Initiative: Dept. of State security strategy to advance citizen safety in Central America

**CAT:**Crisis Action Team

**CBSI:**Caribbean Basin Security Initiative: Dept. of State security strategy that brings members of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the Dominican Republic to collaborate with the United States on regional security issues

**CCA:**Conference Center of the Americas: Main conference center at USSOUTHCOM HQ

**CCP:**Country Campaign Plans: A plan used to express the Security Cooperation Offices to plan security cooperation activities for the next two years

**CD:**Counterdrug

**CDMA:**Conference of Defense Ministers of the Americas: Annual forum bringing together regional and hemispheric Defense Ministers; SECDEF attends yearly

**CELAC:**Community of Latin American and Caribbean States: Regional bloc of Latin American and Caribbean states; does not include the US or Canada

**CENTAM:**Central America

**CENTRAL CHAMPS:**Establishes the mission, tasks, and responsibilities for JTF-Bravo (JTF-B) and Soto Cano air Base (SCAB)

**CENTSEC:**Central American Security Conference: Annual J5-led conference bringing together defense and security leaders from Central America

**CFMCC:**Coalition Force Maritime Component Commander

**CHL**Chile

**CHOD:**Chief of Defense: Highest-ranking official of a nation's armed forces

**CISMOA:**Communications and Information Security Memorandum of Agreement

**CIT:**Countering Illicit Trafficking: Illicit trafficking includes counterfeit goods, people, drugs, small arms and explosives, precursor chemicals, illicitly-gained and laundered money, and WMD. CTOC is now used as the umbrella term which encompasses CIT and CD/CN

**CMG:**Command Message Guidance: Comprehensive message guidance reference to assist USSOUTHCOM leaders/staff while discussing command activities

**CN:**Counternarcotic

**COJUMA:**Comité Jurídico Militar de las Americas: Military Justice Workshop for partner nations

**COL:**Colombia

**CoM:**Chief of Mission: Typically an Ambassador, alternatively 

**CoM Conf.:**Chiefs of Mission Conference: Annual USSOUTHCOM-hosted conference for Latin American Chiefs of Mission

**COOP:**Continuity of Operations: Specific instructions and process to be followed in case of an emergency that requires the deployment of the Headquarters functions to a location away from the headquarters.

**CPAC:**Civilian Personnel Advisory Center: Dept. of Army center responsibility for the administration of civilian personnel services

**CRI:**Costa Rica

**CRIC:**Central American Regional Intelligence Conference: The purpose of the CRIC is to help develop a regional intelligence Center of Excellence to standardize intelligence tradecraft amongst our Central American PNs.

**CSA:**Combat Support Agency: Defense agencies that support USSOUTHCOM operations

**CSII:**Cooperative Situational Information Integration: Allows nations to share air, maritime, and land tracks in near real-time and views those tracks on any computer with an internet connection enabling a number of USSOUTHCOM missions

**CTIP:**Combating Trafficking in Persons

**CTOC:**Counter Transnational Organized Crime: Line of effort to Combat Networks involved in illicit activities in multiple countries.

**D&M:**Detection and Monitoring: Per 10 U.S. Code § 124, DoD is the lead federal agency for the detection and monitoring of aerial and maritime transit of illegal drugs into the United States

**DDR:**Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration: Process that will begin should a peace accord be reached in Colombia

**DENCAP:**Dental Civic Action Program

**DIB:**Defense Institution Building: DSCA initiative that aims to establish responsible defense governance in order to help partner-nations build effective, transparent, and accountable defense institutions

**DIRI:**Defense Institute Reform Initiative: A DSCA initiative that develops effective, accountable, professional and transparent partner defense establishments in partner countries that can manage, sustain and employ national

**DLP:**Defense Language Program

**DMO:**Detainee Movement Operation: USSOUTHCOM-supported transfer of detainees to a third-party country

**DOD MILAIR:**Department of Defense Military Air

**DOMREP:**Dominican Republic

**DSCA:**Defense Security Cooperation Agency: DSCA directs, administers, and provides guidance to the DoD Components and DoD representatives to U.S. missions, for the execution of DoD SC programs for which DSCA has responsibility

**DV:**Distinguished Visitor

**DVP:**Distinguished Visitor's Program

**ECU:** Ecuador

**ELH:**Embassy Leased Housing

**ELN:**National Liberation Army (Colombia): The National Liberation Army (Spanish: Ejército de Liberación Nacional, ELN) is an armed group involved in the continuing Colombian armed conflict.

**EPP:**Paraguayan People’s Army: The Paraguayan People’s Army insurgency, also named the EPP rebellion (from the group's name in Spanish: Ejército del Pueblo Paraguayo), is an ongoing small-scale guerrilla campaign in Northern Paraguay

**ESCUDO UNIDO:**Operation Escudo Unido: USSOUTHCOM support to the Government of Honduras' security operations

**EXECSEC Memo:**Executive Secretary Memorandum: Formal request from SECSTATE to SECDEF for DoD support to FHA/DR operations

**FAHUM:**FUERZAS ALIADAS HUMANITARIAS: A CJCS-approved, USSOUTHCOM sponsored regionally oriented humanitarian assistance / foreign disaster relief (HA/FDR) exercise.

**FARC:**Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia): The Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia—People's Army (Spanish: Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia—Ejército del Pueblo, FARC–EP or FARC) is a guerilla movement involved in the continuing Colombian armed conflict and the longest running insurgency in the SOUTHCOM AOR.

**FC:**FUERZAS COMANDO: A CJCS approved, USSOUTHCOM-sponsored, special operations skills

**FEN:**Fuerzas Especiales Navales: Guatemalan Naval Special Forces

**FFN/FFTN:**Foreign Fighter Network/Foreign Fighter Terrorist Network: Recruiters and facilitators of foreign fighters to conflict areas-this should be included if we can have unclass info on number of fights and countries of concern in our AOR

**FHA/DR:**Foreign Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief: Foreign humanitarian assistance (FHA) consists of Department of Defense activities conducted outside the US and its territories to directly relieve or reduce human suffering, disease, hunger, or privation (JP 3-29). FHA includes foreign disaster relief (FDR) operations and other activities that directly address a humanitarian need, and may also be conducted concurrently with other DOD support missions and activities such as dislocated civilian support, security operations, and foreign consequence management (FCM) (JP 3-29) FDR is assistance that can be used immediately to alleviate the suffering of foreign disaster victims (JP 3-29)

**FISH:**Hemispheric Security and Intelligence Forum: This event brings together all partner-nation (PN) senior intelligence officers from the western hemisphere, opens doors for new/improved intelligence cooperation, and fosters talks on issues of mutual concern.

**FMF:**Foreign Military Financing: Provides grants and loans to help countries purchase weapons and defense equipment produced in the United States as well as acquiring defense services and military training.

**FMS:**Foreign Military Sales: Facilitates sales of U.S. arms, defense equipment, defense services, and military training to foreign governments.

**FRG**:  Family Readiness Group:  A command-sponsored organization to support servicemembers, civilians and family members.   SOUTHCOM's is called TEAM SOUTHCOM.

**FSV:**Fully Submersible Vessel

**GaD:**Gracias a Dios: A department in the northeast corner of Honduras; sparsely populated and significant corridor for cocaine movement

**GPOI:**Global Peace Operation Initiative: A USG security assistance program intended to enhance international capacity to effectively conduct United Nations and regional peace support operations (PSOs) by building partner country capabilities to train and sustain peacekeeping proficiencies.

**GSOMIA:**General Security of Information Agreement: A bilateral agreement covering the conditions governing handling, access and storage of classified information exchanged between two countries.

**GTM:**Guatemala

**GTMO:**Guantanamo

**GUY:**Guyana

**HA/DR:**Humanitarian Assistance / Disaster Relief

**HAP:**Humanitarian Assistance Program

**HCA:**Humanitarian and Civic Assistance

**HON:**Honduras

**HR:**Human Rights

**HR NGO:**Human Rights Non-Governmental Organization

**HRI:**Human Rights Initiative: SOUTHCOM-sponsored initiative that brings together representatives of partner nation militaries, security forces, civilian governments and civil society to develop model HR programs for military forces focused on doctrine, education and training, internal control systems, and cooperation with civilian authorities.

**HRW:**Human Rights Watch: One of the most influential, well-respected HR NGOs

**HTI:**Haiti

**IA:**Integrated Advance: Annual training exercised focused on contingency response operations (to include mass migration)

**IA:**Interagency

**IADB:**Inter-American Defense Board

**IADC:**Inter-American Defense College

**IAWG:**Interagency Working Group: Working group comprised of interagency personnel from in and out of the command to address specific events

**ICRC:**International Committee of the Red Cross: Humanitarian institution founded in 1863 and charged by the Geneva Conventions with the mandate to protect victims of international and internal armed conflicts. The ICRC provides quarterly assessments of detention operations at JTF-GTMO.

**IHRL:**International Human Rights Law: The body of international law designed to promote and protect human rights at the international, regional, and domestic levels.

**IMET:**International Military Education and Training: Provides training and education on a grant basis to students from allied and friendly nations.

**INCLE:**International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement: DoS CN funds IOM International Organization of Migration: Intergovernmental organization that works with governmental and non-governmental organizations to address migration issues.

**JAM:**Jamaica

**JCC:**Joint Cyber Center: SCJ3 cyber division

**JDAL:**Joint Duty Assignment List: Listing for all Field Grade and G/FO positions that receive Joint Credit

**JDG:**Joint Detention Group: Troops at JTF-GTMO responsible for detention operations

**JEVB:**Joint Engagement Visitor Bureau: SCHQ special staff responsible

**JHSV:**Joint High Speed Vessel

**JIA:**Joint Individual Augmentation: Unfunded temporary manpower requirement identified on the JMD by a support CCDR to augment JTF staff operations during contingencies

**JIACG:**Joint Interagency Coordination Group: Standing monthly meeting of interagency and select Combatant Command personnel with the Commander or his designated representative.

**JIATF-S:**Joint Interagency Task Force-South: SOUTHCOM component responsible for D&M and support to interdiction operations

**JMD:**Joint Manning Document: Identifies all manning billets essential to the command and control of the JTF HQ organization

**JMG:**Joint Medical Group: Troops at JTF-GTMO responsible for medical care of detainees

**JOC:**Joint Operations Center

**JSTARS:**Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System: USAF airborne ground surveillance, battle management and command and control aircraft. JIATFS considers JSTARS a 'game changer' in the counterdrug mission

**JTF-B:**Joint Task Force Bravo: SOUTHCOM's oldest DoD asset in the region; located at Soto Cano Airfield in Honduras. Supports HA/DR and CTOC operations in CENTAM.

**KLE:**Key Leader Engagement

**LES:**Law Enforcement Sensitive: Information (typically from DEA, ICE, FBI etc.) that is deemed sensitive due to sources/methods or ongoing investigations. LES information should not be used publically w/o consent of LEA.

**LEWG:**Law Enforcement Working Group: Combatant Commander directed meeting with all interagency law enforcement personnel from within the command.

**LREC:**Language, Regional Expertise, and Culture

**M-18:**Barrio-18, 18th Street Gang: Transnational gang present in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and the US

**MARFORSOUTH:**US Marine Forces South

**MCP:**Minimal Cost Project: HAP projects costing less than $15K

**MDA:**Maritime Domain Awareness

**MEDCAP:**Medical Civic Action Program

**MEDRET:**Medical Readiness Training Exercise

**MERCOSUR:**South American Common Market (Mercado Comun del Sur): Sub-regional trading bloc comprising Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Venezuela

**MINUSTAH:**United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti

**MNFS:**Multi-National Forces South: Unit designated to C2 combined forces during the defense of the Panama Canal, also a fictional tetra graph used during PANAMAX

**MOD:**Minister of Defense

**MOTR:**Maritime Operational Threat Response

**MPA:**Maritime Patrol Aircraft

**MS-13:**Mara Salvatrucha 13: Transnational gang present in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and the US

**MTT:**Mobile Training Team

**NARCINT:**Narcotics Intelligence

**NAVSO:**US Navy Forces, Southern Command: USSOUTHCOM's Navy component

**NGO:**Non-Governmental Organization

**NH:**NEW HORIZONS: Annual humanitarian exercise

**NIC:** Nicaragua

**OAS:**Organization of American States: The OAS brings together the 35 independent states of the Americas and is the main political forum of the region

**OFDA:**Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance: Lead federal agency responsible for leading and coordinating the U.S. Government’s response to disasters overseas; SOUTHCOM has 2 OFDA reps on staff

**OHDACA:**Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster & Civic Aid Appropriation: Funds Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP) projects such as non-lethal excess property (EP), medicines, road repair, minor constructions, schools, clinics, well digging, disaster preparedness, construction of Emergency Operations Centers (EOC) and Disaster Relief Warehouses (DRW); and demining activities, among others.

**OSC:**Office of Strategic Communication: SOUTHCOM office under CDC that is dedicated to ensuring a unified message

**OUR:**Operation Unified Response: United States military's response to the 2010 Haiti earthquake

**PAHO:**Pan American Health Organization: Key UN partner for health in the AOR.

**PAN:**Panama

**PANAMAX:**Annual multinational exercise to defend the Panama Canal

**PANAMAX ALPHA:**PANAMAX ALPHA (PMX A) is an annual exercise, supported by USSOUTHCOM, focused on the security of the Panama Canal.

**PCC:**Primeiro Comando Capital: Brazilian transnational gang

**PER:**Peru

**PM:**Program Manager

**PBR:**Program Budget Review

**PDAS:**Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary: DoS only designation

**PETROCARIBE:**Petrocaribe is an oil alliance of Caribbean states with Venezuela to purchase discounted or subsidized oil

**PGY:**Paraguay

**PN:**Partner Nation

**PNLO:**Partner Nation Liaison Officer

**PN:**Partner Nation

**POA**: PARTNERSHIP OF THE AMERICAS: Annual maritime security exercise focused on HA/DR

**POM:**Program Objective Memorandum: An annual memorandum in prescribed format submitted to the Secretary of Defense (SECDEF) by the DoD Component heads, which recommends the total resource requirements and programs within the parameters of SECDEF’s fiscal guidance.

**PPC:**Public Private Cooperation: J9-led initiative to partner with non-governmental organizations (NGOs), academia, and the business community to develop solutions to security challenges in the SOUTHCOM AOR.

**PtM:**Portfolio Manager: Manages a related series of programs and projects over time to achieve strategic business outcomes using benefits realization, stakeholder management and governance.

**RMB:**Requirements Management Board: SOUTHCOM's corporate body that provides a recommendation of verified/validated capabilities, capability solutions, and requirements across the SOUTHCOM enterprise, in order to prioritize the CCDR's resources in support of his strategic guidance, intent, and priorities.

**ROTH:**Radar over the Horizon

**RSS:**Regional Security System: International agreement for the defense and security of the Eastern Caribbean region

**SASS**: Staff Action Summary Sheet

**SCAB:**Soto Cano Air Base

**SCC:**Strategic Communication Cell

**SCO:**Security Cooperation Organization

**SCOAG:**Security Cooperation Organization Action Group: The Security Cooperation Organization Action Group is chaired by MDC and address/resolve SCO issues

**SDO/DATT:**Senior Defense Official/Defense Attaché

**SDW:**Strategic Dialogue Workshop: SOUTHCOM-hosted workshop that brings together senior USG leaders to support senior Colombian defense officials as they prepare for post-conflict transformation of their security forces

**SENAFRONT:**Servicio Nacional de Fronteras de la Republica de Panama: Panamanian Border Service

**SHARP:**Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention

**SICA:**Central American Integration System (Sistema de Integracion Centroamerica in Spanish): Economic and political organization of Central American states

**SIA:**Special Interest Alien: A foreign national from a country of interest with suspected/established ties to terrorist groups

**SIC:**South American Strategic Intelligence Congress: The SIC is an intelligence sharing and collaboration forum for the South America Chiefs and Directors of Strategic Military Intelligence.

**SKN:**St. Kitts and Nevis

**SL:**Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path): State Dept. designated foreign terrorist organization in Peru

**SLS:**Senior Leadership Seminar

**SLV:**El Salvador

**SMEE:**Subject Matter Expert Exchange

**SOCSOUTH:**US Special Operations Command South

**SOFA:**Status of Forces Agreements

**SOUTHDEC:**South American Defense Conference: J5-led conference bringing together Ministers/Chiefs of Defense in South America

**SOUTHAM:**South America

**SPP:**Strategic Planning Process

**SPS:**Southern Partnership Station

**SPSS:**Self Propelled Semi-Submersible

**SSAT:**SOUTHCOM Situational Assessment Team: A team that provides early, on-ground situational awareness in the event of a developing crisis.

**STAFFDEL/CODEL:**Staff Delegation / Congressional Delegation

**SUR:**Suriname

**SURNET:**South America Strategic Intelligence Congress: SURNET is a secure network for data transfer between authorized members and organizations.

**TAFT:**Technical Assistance Field Team: Maritime team comprised of USCG and DoD personnel who provide mentoring and technical assistance to 13 Caribbean nations

**TCA:**Traditional Commander Activities: TCA refers to the command's engagement opportunities with partner nations. Primary activity categories include Seminars, Subject Matter Expert Exchanges (SMEE), Distinguished Visitors, Orientations, Assessments, and State Partnership Program (SPP).

**TCP:**Theater Campaign Plan: Operationalizes the combatant command theater or functional strategies

**TIC:**The Interdiction Committee: Advisory body to the U.S. Interdiction Coordinator & Director of ONDCP

**TIP:**Trafficking in Persons

**TIPS:**Trust Innovate Partner Share: Internal monthly sessions to increase USSOUTHCOM senior leader engagement on a range of topics.

**TTO:**Trinidad and Tobago

**TRADEWINDS:**Annual maritime security exercise executed by MARFORSOUTH

TSC: Theater Security Cooperation

**UAC:**Unaccompanied Alien Children

**UGY:**Uruguay

**UNASUR:**Union of South America Nations: Intergovernmental regional organization comprising 12 South American countries

**UNITAS PAC/LANT:**UNITAS Pacific/Atlantic/Amphibian: Annual multinational naval exercise

**USCAP:**US Colombia Action Plan on Regional Security: US support to Colombia's provision of security cooperation activities to third party countries

**UFR:**Unfunded Requirement

**WHINSEC:**Western Hemisphere Institute of Security Cooperation: DoD institution at Ft. Benning that provides military training to government personnel from Latin America and the Caribbean

**WOLA:**Washington Office on Latin America: HR NGO focused on promoting HR, democracy, and social and economic justice in Latin America and the Caribbean

**VEN:**Venezuela

**VRAEM:**("Valley of the Apurímac, Ene and Mantaro rivers" in Peru): One of Peru's coca growing heartlands and the last stronghold of the Shining Path rebel insurrection.
 
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                        - LOCAL and state GOVERNMENT LINKS                            - Myflorida (state resource site)Posted 01/25/2021
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All DOD military and USCG personnel (active duty and reserve) traveling on LEAVE must obtain theater clearance approval (and country clearance approval, depending on where the traveler is going). 

Contractors and civilians are not required to submit APACS requests for personal leave in SOUTHCOM’s AOR but are encouraged to register their travel with the Department of State Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (https://step.state.gov) for their own safety and security. 
-  Theater Clearance Page: https://southcom.joint.afpims.mil/Military-and-Family-Services/Theater-Clearance-Info/ 
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**USAJobs:****https://www.usa.gov/**

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Masking requirements are eliminated for vaccinated and unvaccinated personnel in all on-base facilities **except** for Army Health Clinic.

Interactive Customer Evaluation: Tell USAG-Miami What You Think

The Army Health Clinic SOUTHCOM provides ambulatory primary healthcare services to enrolled active duty service members, adult active duty family members, and TRICARE-eligible retirees working within U.S. Army Garrison-Miami. The clinic is located on the SOUTHCOM Headquarters at 9301 NW 33rd St., Doral, Fla. 33172, in the Installation Services building, STE A1040. 

**A Network of Mutual Support:**Total Engagement for All Members of U.S. Southern Command, or TEAM SOUTHCOM, is a command-sponsored organization (FRG) that aims to support command service members, civilians and family members -- in South Florida and assigned throughout the region.

SOUTHCOM's Chaplain's Corner provides perspectives, information and discussion to enhance spiritual, emotional and religious resiliency of the command.

### Stay Connected

## **SOUTHCOM COMPONENTS**

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## **SOUTHCOM TASK FORCES**

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Joint Interagency Task Force South

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## DIRECT REPORTING UNITS

                          -  Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation 
                          -  Naval Small Craft Instruction & Technical Training School 
                          -  Inter American Air Forces Academy 

## **SOUTHCOM ACCESS**

### PORTALS & COLLABORATIVE SITES:

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                            - NIPR/Internal Portals
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### SITES OF INTEREST:

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                          - Conference Center of the Americas  

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