Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief JTF-CS 101 Brief Ken Barber

JTFCS J6 Communication Planner Ken Barber

JTFCS J6 Communication Planner

JTF CS 101 Brief

Purpose & AgendaUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

To present a general overview and understanding of JTF-CS roles, responsibilities and tools ISO CBRNE-CM (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, High Yield Explosive - Consequence Management) Operations.Explosive Consequence Management) Operations.

• STRATCOM• USNORTHCOM • JTF-CS Mission and Organization

CBRNE Mi d t• CBRNE Mindset• Response Timeline• Force Multipliers• Force Multipliers

JTF CS 101 Brief

National Strategy to Combat WMDUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

COMBATING WMDCOMBATING WMD

Nonproliferation Counter proliferation ConsequenceManagement

CCDR

g

D ti CM

WarfightingCBRN Defense Foreign CM

GCC

Readiness

Domestic CM

Installation ForceProtection

Services

Sources: CJCS, National Military Strategy to Combat Weapons of Mass Destruction, 13 FEB 06SecDef, Quadrennial Defense Review – National Strategy to Combat WMD DEC 02

Offensive Operations – Elimination – Interdiction – Active Defense – Passive Defense – WMD CM –Security Cooperation & Partnership Activities – Threat Reduction Cooperation

JTF CS 101 Brief

USNORTHCOM MissionUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

“USNORTHCOM anticipates and conducts pHomeland Defense and Civil Support operations within the assigned area of responsibility to d f d t t d th U it d St tdefend, protect, and secure the United States and its interests.“ GEN Renuart (14 NOV 07)

Deter, Prevent, Defeat … Assist

JTF CS 101 Brief

USNORTHCOM AORUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

JTF CS 101 Brief

USNORTHCOM Organization ChartUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

CoordinatingCoordinating

RelationshipsRelationshipsThe President The President

CoordinatingCoordinating

COCOM/OPCONCOCOM/OPCON

Supported/SupportingSupported/SupportingSecretary of DefenseSecretary of Defense

National GuardNational GuardBureauBureau

U.S. Coast U.S. Coast GuardGuard

AFNORTHAFNORTHJFACCJFACC

FLEET FORCESFLEET FORCESCOMMANDCOMMAND

JFMCCJFMCC

ARNORTHARNORTHJFLCCJFLCC MARFORNORTHMARFORNORTH

STANDING JOINT FORCE STANDING JOINT FORCE HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTERS -- NORTHNORTH

JOINT FORCE JOINT FORCE HEADQUARTERSHEADQUARTERS

NATIONAL NATIONAL CAPITAL REGIONCAPITAL REGION

JOINT TASK JOINT TASK FORCE FORCE

ALASKAALASKA

UNCLASSIFIED / FOUO JOINT TASK JOINT TASK

FORCE FORCE CIVIL SUPPORTCIVIL SUPPORT

DCODCODCODCODCODCODCODCODCODCODCODCOJOINT TASK JOINT TASK FORCE NORTHFORCE NORTH

EPLOEPLODCODCOEPLOEPLODCODCOEPLOEPLOEPLOEPLO

OPCONOPCONTACONTACON

JTF CS 101 BriefUSNORTHCOM Spectrum of Missions

Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

DOD’s #1

Priority

ExtraordinaryCircumstances

Emergency

Unique Area ofResponsibility

SpecializedCapabilities

Temporary

Emergency Circumstances

ExecuteOPLANS

Capabilities

Temporary Circumstances

OPLANS

Air Patrols

Transnational Threats Disaster

Relief

Civil Disturbance

CBRNE Incident

Mgmt

National Special Security Events

(NSSE)Border

Patrol Spt

MaritimeSecurity Missile

Defense

JTF CS 101 Brief

NORTHCOM Contingency PlansUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

• N-NC Theater Campaign Plan (TCP)• CONPLAN 3400 HD (Classified Plan)

• Approved / Completed Plan• Plan not approved yet

CO 3 00 (C ass ed a )• CONPLAN 3501 DSCA• CONPLAN 3500 CBRNE CM Operations• CONPLAN 3591 Pandemic Influenza (Regional)CONPLAN 3591 Pandemic Influenza (Regional)• CONPLAN 3551 Pandemic Influenza (Global)• CONPLAN 3600 Emergency Preparedness in the NCR (Classified Plan)• CONPLAN 3475 USNORTHCOM's Regional Campaign for the WOT (Classified Plan)• CONPLAN 3475 USNORTHCOM s Regional Campaign for the WOT (Classified Plan)• CONPLAN 3502 Civil Disturbance Operations (CDO)• CONPLAN 3505 Nuclear Weapons Accident Response Plan (NARP)

CONPLAN 3310 A D f & M iti W i• CONPLAN 3310 – Aerospace Defense & Maritime Warning• CAMPLAN 3900 Strategic Communication• Theater Security Cooperation Implementation (TSC) Plan (Classified Plan)

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• Canada US Civil Assistance Plan (CAP) – Bilateral Civil Assistance in CANUS• Combined Defense Plan (CDP) -- Bilateral Defense of CANUS

JTF CS 101 Brief

USARNORTH Mission StatementUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

US Army North, as the Joint Force L d C t C d dLand Component Command and the Army Service Component Command to USNORTHCOMCommand to USNORTHCOM, conducts Homeland Defense, Civil Support operations and TheaterSupport operations and Theater Security Cooperation activities in order to protect the American o de to p otect t e e capeople and our way of life.

JTF CS 101 Brief

DSCA EXORD FrameworkUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

2007 DSCA Tiers 2008 DSCA CategoriesTier 1

Assigned ForcesCategory 1

Assigned Forces

Tier 2 Pre-Approved Forces and

Assets

Category 2 (~750)Pre-Identified Resources

(Historical demand, Interagency funded)Assets

Tier 3Large Scale Response Forces

Category 3Resources for Internal useg p

Capabilities

Category 4 (~7,500)

(DoD funded)

Large Scale Response Resources

JTF CS 101 Brief

Standard DSCA CM Response ProcessUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

Requests Aid FEMA Regional

MayorMayorGovernorGovernor

Requests Aid From Governor

Request Aid from

FEMA Regional Director

Declares State EmergencyLocal

ResponseEMAC States Emergency

Requests President Disaster Declaration

POTUSPOTUSState ResponseDisaster Site POTUSPOTUS

Declares Federal Emergency or Disaster Joint Field Office

Federal Coordinating Officer15 Emergency Support +

State Coordinating Officer

Defense Coordinating OfficerSupport Functions

+

JTF CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS BackgroundUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

2008 ??

DHS and ASD(HD) were formed20032005

1st Strategy for Homeland Defense and Civil Support

2006 QDR & Strategic Planning Guidance

9/11 WTC, Pentagon, Anthrax White House Office of Homeland Security formed

UCP 2002 & USNORTHCOM

DHS and ASD(HD) were formed

200120022003

N i bi/T i

USS ColeUnified Command Plan 1999

JTF-CS stand-up

Security formed

1999

2000

Khobar Towers, Olympic Park

Nairobi/Tanzania Embassies Presidential Directive 62

1996

1998

Tokyo Subway,

World Trade CenterIncidentIncident Initiative Initiative

Presidential Directive 39

19931995

y y,Murrah Bldg,

Oklahoma City

JTF CS 101 Brief

What is JTF-CS?Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

• Originally established under USJFCOM (pre-9/11) to address National level concerns for planning and integration of DOD CBRNE Consequence Management (CM) support to civil authorities

• A USNORTHCOM Standing Joint Force HQs of joint Military DOD• A USNORTHCOM Standing Joint Force HQs of joint Military, DOD Civilian and contractor personnel located at Fort Monroe, VA and organized under USARNORTH/JFLCC.

A deployable Command and Control headquarters for DOD units and personnel executing CM operations

• A deployable Command and Control headquarters for DOD units and personnel executing CM operations in

in response to one or more CBRNE incidents.

p g presponse to one or more CBRNE incidents

JTF CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS Mission StatementUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS anticipates, plans and integrates DOD support for JTF-CS anticipates, plans and integrates DOD support for p , p g ppdomestic CBRNE consequence management operations. When directed by Commander USNORTHCOM, JTF-CS

deploys and executes timely and effective command and

p , p g ppdomestic CBRNE consequence management operations. When directed by Commander USNORTHCOM, JTF-CS

deploys and executes timely and effective command anddeploys and executes timely and effective command and control of designated DOD forces providing defense

support of civil authorities in order to save lives, prevent injury and provide temporary critical life support

deploys and executes timely and effective command and control of designated DOD forces providing defense

support of civil authorities in order to save lives, prevent injury and provide temporary critical life support

•• Derived from mission guidance inDerived from mission guidance in

injury, and provide temporary critical life support.injury, and provide temporary critical life support.

•• CJCSI 3125.01CJCSI 3125.01•• SECDEF UCP 99 Memo to the PresidentSECDEF UCP 99 Memo to the President•• NCPD 10NCPD 10--208, 208, USNORTHCOM Charter for JTFUSNORTHCOM Charter for JTF--CS, CS, 1 Sep 20041 Sep 2004

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•• USNORTHCOM CONPLAN 3500USNORTHCOM CONPLAN 3500--0707•• Adjusted to reflect current interagency support and DSCAAdjusted to reflect current interagency support and DSCA

JTF CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS Command Brief JTF-CS Command Brief JTF-CS Structure JTF-CS Command Brief

Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

Senior Enlisted Medical

Commander

Senior Enlisted

Legal Public Affairs

Medical

Comptroller Chaplain

Deputy Commander

Commander’s Priorities

Commander’s Priorities

P lP lChief Of Staff

• People• People• Training• Training• Outreach• Outreach

J1Personnel

J2Intelligence

J3Operations

J4Logistics

• Outreach• Outreach

J5Plans

J6Communications

JTF CS 101 Brief

Area of ResponsibilityJTF-CS AORUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

CONUS and AlaskaUSNORTHCOM

CONUS and Alaska

- HawaiiUSPACOM- Hawaii

- American Samoa- Guam

Commonwealth of - Puerto RicoSOUTHCOM

Northern Mariana Islands- Federated States of Micronesia Marshall

- US Virgin Is

Micronesia, Marshall Islands, and Palau

JTF-CS 101 BriefJTF CS 101 Brief

Defense Coordinating Officer IntegrationUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

Region ICOL Stanley

Region VICOL Young y

LTC Stevens

Region IICOL FreehillLTC St

COL YoungLCDR Hasenbank

Region VIICOL Fowler

LTC Stevens

Region IIICOL MathisLTC Stevens

LTC Ames

Region VIIICOL JohnsonLTC Ames

Region IVCOL MayrLTC Ames

LTC Ames

Region IXCOL Armstrong

Region VCOL ChesneyLCDR Hasenbank

LCDR Hasenbank

Region XCOL Jenkins

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COL JenkinsLCDR Hasenbank

JTF CS 101 Brief

CBRNE-CM Threat Spectrum Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

Greatest

Industrial Chemicals

Chemical

HYE

Probability

BiologicalToxins

Radio-

Chemical Weapons

• Most Likely: High Yield Explosive

ProbabilityOf Occurrence Biological

Pathogens

Isotopes

Nucleary g p• Most Dangerous: Nuclear Weapons

-----------------------------------------• Greatest Threat: Contagious Biological Pathogen

NuclearWeapons

Least MoreDOD Support

JTF-CS 101 BriefJTF CS 101 BriefJTF-CS Steady State/ Execution

Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

STEADY STATE EXECUTION

RRRR

Planning & Preparing

Incident SupportIIII

P i i i

Special Events& Exercises

• Develop and - Respond to CBRNE i id tRR

OOUU

RROOUU

NNCCII

NNCCII

• Participate in interagency and DoD exercises

Develop and review plans and playbooks for CBRNE incidents

incident- Assist PA in support

of civil authoritiesTT

IINN

TTIINN

IIDDEE

IIDDEE

• Prepare CBRNE CM contingency plans for, and participate in, N ti l S i l

• Development of doctrine and CBRNE

authorities- Provide C2 for

assigned DoD forcesNN

EENNEE NN

TTNNTT

National Special Security Events (NSSE) and other special events

CBRNE requirements

• IA coordination(EPLO C f/RISC )

- CBRNE experts to support Commanders (JPAC)

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p(EPLO Conf/RISCs) (JPAC)

JTF CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS Center of GravityUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

C2Assessment

Structure(CCMRF)

C2

PreparednessCommunity

ResponseAnalysisSA

RISK

CommunityRecovery

PublicInformation

MindsetRISK

LAW / POLICY / REGULATION / PROCESSLAW / POLICY / REGULATION / PROCESS

JTF CS 101 Brief

Civil Support ProcessUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

City/County City/County requests aid from state

Local first responders react

Disaster OccursDisaster Occurs

DHS implements National Response

Framework

President declares major disaster or

emergency

Governor requests Presidential Disaster Declaration (through

DHS)Framework g yDHS)

JTF CS JTF-CS Responds

(when directed)

Secretary of Defense authorizes

DoD support

DHSrequests DoD

support

JTF CS 101 Brief

Support and Unity of EffortUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS is USNORTHCOM’s center of excellence for domestic CBRNEConsequence Management operations. When directed, establishes command and

t l f DOD f t i t l l th iti i i li ti i jcontrol of DOD forces to assist local authorities in saving lives, preventing injury and providing temporary critical life support.

Local State Federal DODIINNCC

Mayor/County Executives Governor DHS

(FEMA)

Secretary of Defense

U.S. Northern Command

IIDDEE

Incident Commander

and FirstResponders

State Emergency Management

AgencyF d l

Emergency Response

TeamJTF CS

JFLCC

NNTT State

Coordinating Officer

Federal Coordinating

Officer Response Units

JTF-CS

DCOJoint Field Office

SCO FCO

JTF CS 101 Brief

CM Response TimelineCBRNE CM Response TimelineUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

igh

Title 10

Title 32

Hi

rces

Unified Effort and SACritical Throughout

DoD Immediate JTF CS MAIN BODY

DoE/FBI/DTRA/FRMAC

Immediate Response

d R

esou

r

DCO/JTF-CSNSAT

DoD Immediate Response

JTF-CS MAIN BODY& CCMRF

FEMA ERTA FEMA RRCC-JFO

bilit

ies

an

NATIONAL GUARD

Incident

JFHQSTATE

ERTA FEMA RRCC JFO

Cap

ab NATIONAL GUARD

Mutual Aid Agreements & Interstate Compacts will

WMD CSTNG CERFP

LTC StevensJ32 (757-788-6155)10Jan08

24 96Hrs 30 Days0

Mutual Aid Agreements & Interstate Compacts will be questionable in a INS!

TIME (ALL TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE)

12 48

Geographic/Time dependent response

JTF CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS CBRNE CM Response ForceUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS HQ AugmentationC i ti• Communications

• Tech Augmentation• Intelligence• Mapping• Modeling• Weather

TF Medical

Weather• Public Affairs

TF Operations TF AviationTechnical Response

• Coord w/Local EM Director• Extraction of Injured

TF MedicalMedical Support

• Triage /Treatment• Definitive Care

Logistics Support

• General Support LogJRSOI

TF Operations TF AviationAviation Support

• Helicopter Lift• Search and Rescue• Extraction of Injured

• Personnel Decon• Equipment Decon• Surveying, Monitoring, and Marking of Incident Site

• Definitive Care• Medical Logistics• Hospital Augmentation• Epidemiological • Technical Support• Stress Management

• JRSOI• Displaced Populace• Mortuary Affairs• Transportation• Maintenance

• Casualty MEDEVAC• Patient Redistribution

• Aerial Survey• Aviation Maintenance

• Security and Protection• Augment Critical Civilian Skills

g• Preventative Medicine• Veterinary Support• Prophylaxis/Immunization

• Maintenance• Engineering

• Unmanned Aerial Systems

JTF CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS Operational Timelines Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

A+0 A+2 A+4A+3.5A+2.5 A+48A+36

NSAT (CAE) Arrival + 6

A+30+2 +5 +5.5 +6A+3

TIME 0730 0930 1000 1100 1130 1200 1430 1730 1800 1900 1330 1930 0730 N-day N+1 N+2

OPORD TOJ-3

Alert CAE Travels(? H )

JPG

TO

DY TYNTS JPG

Chief/EPAT

LE

(? Hrs) Teleconw/CAE

JPG

PR

EPA

RES

TD

EPLO

Y A

S:

CO

A1:

MA

IN B

OD

CO

A2:

TR

AIL

PA

RT

EVEN

AZIMUTHCHECK

AZIMUTHCHECK

Chief/EPAT Rep Attend

Brf

ELIV

ERA

BL

S

MA BRIEF

TO CJTFCS

JPG Chief delivers docs to CAE (Draft CDR’s Assessment & EPAT Products)

JPG Chief Initial Briefto Group

CAE Initial Rpt

Final CDR’s Assmntto CAE/

Forward to Northcom

JPG finishes

Draft CA

C

J2 Briefon

CBRNE Area/ Threat

D

o t co

JTF-CS CDR’s Assessment

MISSION ANALYSIS (JPG) BRANCH PLANS (JPG)INCIDENTSITUATIONALC

ESSE

S

Assmnt

OPLAN 0500-06 (3500) MOD//OPORD DEVELOPMENT (JPG)

SITUATIONALAWARENESS

PRO

C

REACH BACK TO DEPLOYED JPACs

JTF CS 101 Brief

Concept of OperationsUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

Transition/RedeployTransition/RedeployNORTHCOM Situational Assessment TeamNORTHCOM Situational Assessment TeamNORTHCOM Situational Assessment TeamNORTHCOM Situational Assessment Team

•ID Rqmts•RFF (Force Flow)

Flow of ForcesFlow of Forces

•Notification•Directed•CBRNE Incident

•Time/Distance•Assess Rqmts•Space

•RFF (Force Flow)•EOM (Transition)•Assessments of Health/Safety

Reach BackReach Back

GarrisonGarrison Staging SiteStaging Site Incident SiteIncident Site

St i /D lSt i /D lSh iSh i E ti / CM OE ti / CM O

Missio

Missio

Reach BackReach Back

• Sourcing- Resourcing• Train the Force• ID/Manage Expectations

• C3• COP / Info Mgmt• Assess Situation

D t i R t

Staging/DeployStaging/DeployShapingShaping Execution/ CM OpsExecution/ CM Ops• Transportation• Monitor Capability Flow• Admin/Log Support

C2 S i Si

n Creep

n Creep

• Strategic Info Campaign• Shape the COP• Relationship Building

• Determine Rqmts• Right Size / Capability• Health & Safety of TF

• C2 at Staging Site• One CommunicationSystem

JTF CS 101 BriefForce Multipliers

Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

• NORTHCOM Situational Awareness TeamNORTHCOM Situational Awareness Team (NSAT)

• Joint Planning Augmentation Cell (JPAC)g g ( )• Interagency LNOs• Emergency Plans Analysis Team (EPAT)Emergency Plans Analysis Team (EPAT)• JTF-CS Playbooks• Collaborative Tools• Collaborative Tools

JTF CS 101 Brief

USNORTHCOM Situational Assessment Team (NSAT)Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

USNORTHCOM NSAT

CDR'S

USNORTHCOMSituational

A TEAM

ASSESSMENT

• Incident Scope and Magnitude

PFO

Awareness TEAMJTF-CS

FCO

Magnitude

• Likely PA RFAs

• Anticipated DOD

JTF-CSOPS CenterG

ESFs

• Anticipated DOD Tasks

• Proposed CCMRF Modifications &OPS CenterGovernor

TAG

Modifications & Force-flow

• Potential RFFsStateEOC

JTF-CSJoint Planning Group

• JOA and BSI Recommendations

coordinationcommand

JTF CS 101 Brief

Joint Planning Augmentation Cell (JPAC)Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

MISSION: When directed, the JPAC provides exportable planning expertise for CBRNE consequence management operations to JTFs and DCEs.

• 2 deployable JPAC teams (on the ground in +/- 24 hours)• 2 deployable JPAC teams (on the ground in +/- 24 hours)

• Each JPAC has 4 members:04 / 05 Team Chief04 / 05 Team ChiefNuclear Biological Chemical / Hazardous Materials plannerLogistics plannerMedical plannerMedical planner

• JTF-CS provides expertise and reach backJPACs s pport all NSSEs (S per Bo l SOTUA Pope DNC/RNC)• JPACs support all NSSEs (Super Bowl, SOTUA, Pope, DNC/RNC)

JTF CS 101 Brief

Interagency Liaison OfficersUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

• Steady State: Cultivate-Sustain-Maintain Regional Partnerships through focused Engagements with DCOs/FEMA Staffs/NG SJFHQs Staffsfocused Engagements with DCOs/FEMA Staffs/NG SJFHQs Staffs

- Coordinate/Collaborate between Regional and National DOD Forces- Maintain connectivity with DOD, Federal, State and Local Officials by:

• Attend key CBRNE conferences (DCO, RISCs, SEWG, DTRA)• Participate in NSSE-Special Events (DNC/RNC, Super Bowl, SOTUA, OBF)• Interface with ARNORTH AND USNORTHCOM JIACG

• Execution:Commanding General’s Representative for JTF CS- Commanding General’s Representative for JTF-CS

- A “Force Multiplier” (not an 20th Century Enabler) to the DCO/DCE and JFO- Synchronize DOD JTF-CS capabilities with JFO requirements

LTC StevensJ32 (757-788-6155)20May08

- Provide critical JTF linkage with Requests For Assistance (RFA) andMission Assignment process

JTF CS 101 Brief

Emergency Plans Analysis Team (EPAT)Unclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

• Immediately provide available information to DCO/DCE IOT gain SA on local, state and regional plans, by collecting andSA on local, state and regional plans, by collecting and maintaining available data from 4 categories:

• Local and State EOPs or CEMPs• Metropolitan Medical Response System plansMetropolitan Medical Response System plans• Pandemic Influenza Plans• FEMA Regional Operations Plans and State Annexes

• Analyze plans to provide local insight on:NOT f ibilit

y p p g• Functional Procedures• Communication Processes• Leadership and Organization Structure

NOT a feasibility assessment !!!!

g

• Enable rapid development of situational awareness and anticipate potential Requests for Information (RFIs) that support planning efforts

LTC StevensJ32 (757-788-6155)20May08

JTF CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS PlaybooksUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

• Use the planning considerations developed in theUse the planning considerations developed in the Homeland Security Council (HSC) scenarios • Expedite Crisis Action Planning (CAP), the Commander’s Assessment to USNORTHCOM and Operations Order (OPORD) development processes • Provide a pre incident start point with refined tasks• Provide a pre-incident start point with refined tasks and required capabilities list • Designed as operational JTF-CS “tools” for similar g pdomestic catastrophic incidents— not an end all -encompassing CBRNE CM “solution” set

JTF-CS Operational Planning Tool designed to expedite CAP

JTF-CS 101 BriefJTF CS 101 Brief

Collaborative ToolsUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

Operational Portal WebEOC

33

JTF-CS 101 BriefJTF CS 101 Brief

Collaborative ToolsUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

JTF-CS COP

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JTF CS 101 Brief

Take AwaysUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

• Homeland Defense is the #1 priority at USNORTHCOM

• USNORTHCOM (T-10) forces know their mission, are competent, trained and ready p , y

• USNORTHCOM’s DSCA response capabilities are strongeras a result of our past experiences and lessons implementedas a result of our past experiences and lessons implemented

• Sustaining and maintaining Homeland defense partnershipswith DCOs the IA (FEMA/Federal) community and the NGwith DCOs, the IA (FEMA/Federal) community, and the NGare paramount in generating DoD speed of response ISO the PA

• Employment of DOD assets in support of civil authorities is governed by law (We support, we are not in charge)

JTF CS 101 Brief

SummaryUnclassified / For Official Use Only

JTF-CS 101 Brief

• JTF-CS is the only standing joint operational headquartersdedicated exclusively to planning and integrating DODdedicated exclusively to planning and integrating DOD forces in response to domestic CBRNE incidents

• JTF-CS and the USNORTHCOM force packages provide a rapid DOD response capability, prepared to deploy and conduct CBRNE CM operations to support the NRF in protecting the public and environment from the effects of a CBRNE attack across the continuum of need

• JTF-CS routinely exercises its unique DOD capabilities in planning, assessment and response to CBRNE incidentsplanning, assessment and response to CBRNE incidents with local, State and Federal partners

JTF-CS is prepared to save lives, prevent injuryp p , p j yand provide temporary critical life support

after a domestic CBRNE incident