Step-by-step explanation a. It has been determined that the I Corps is the unit that is most suited to carry out the responsibilities associated with this mission. This is due to the fact that the mission requires "non-permissive entry operations,"1 and the I Corps, which is one of the major groupings of the United States Army, is currently tasked with keeping administrative oversight over Army units currently engaged in the Pacific Pathways program in the Asia-Pacific region. As a result of this, the I Corps has the power and the mandate to assist with the Indonesian Forces in the construction of a Joint Operations Area and to deploy forces in order to support the achievement of the goals set out by the MNJTF. As a consequence of this, the I Corps is able to use its units rated at three stars in order to restore security in regions of Indonesia that are prone to acts of terrorism and to guarantee that legitimate entities continue to hold power. In contrast, the other units do not have the same level of power to establish a JTF along with the armed forces of other nations. On the other hand, considering that the