COMMUNITY RELATIONS
The U.S. Reporting
Agency, exercising power and authority within
U.S. as well as international jurisdictions remains
dedicated to nurturing relationships yielding
incredible ties to the community including, however,
not limited to Intelligence as well as Law
Enforcement Agencies, Educational Institutions,
Research and Development Organizations, Local as
well as State Government Organizations (LSGO),
Emergency Response Teams, Military Control Unit (s),
Faith Based Organizations (FBO) such as churches,
temples, lodges and philanthropic orders designed to
bring about a cohesive bond within our local U.S. as
well as international community.
Community Relations as defined by
the
Answers.com accepted Dictionary of explanation:
(DOD) 1. The relationship between
military and civilian communities. 2. Those public
affairs programs that address issues of interest to
the general public, business, academia, veterans,
Service organizations, military-related
associations, and other non-news media entities.
These programs are usually associated with the
interaction between US military installations and
their surrounding or nearby civilian communities.
Interaction with overseas non-news media civilians
in a wartime or contingency theater will be handled
by civil-military operations with public affairs
support as required. See also public affairs.
The U.S. Reporting Agency is
designed to provide Credit, Security and Information
Technology assistance to partners and/or affiliates
in need of improved functionality, special real time
enforcement, intelligence as well as online (IT)
security demands.
The following list contains an
example of relationships the U.S. Reporting
Agency nurtures:
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