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<abstract>Pursuant to a legislative requirement, GAO reviewed changes in the U.S.
Southern Command&apos;s and the U.S. Atlantic Command&apos;s geographic
responsibilities resulting from the 1995 review of the Unified Command
Plan (UCP).&lt;p/&gt;GAO found that: (1) the 1995 UCP review provided numerous opportunities
for participants to express their views regarding potential UCP changes;
(2) throughout the 1995 UCP review, the Southern and Atlantic commands
maintained opposing views on realigning the responsibility for the
Caribbean Basin; (3) the Southern Command supported the Caribbean
realignment, viewing it as a positive move to enhance unity of command
in Latin America and the Caribbean Basin, but the Atlantic Command
opposed realignment believing that the change would prevent it from
fully developing its functional role as a joint force trainer,
integrator, and provider; and (4) the Joint Chiefs of Staff stated
rationale for the Caribbean realignment was that these changes would
improve the Southern command&apos;s interaction with navies of Central and
South America, make the UCP consistent with the way the rest of the U.S.
government is organized to interact with Latin America and the Caribbean
Basin, and eliminate a seam in DOD counter-drug operations and
military-to-military relations in the region.</abstract>
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