Joint Task Force Pelican 2000

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Joint Task Force Pelican 2000

• Family Briefing
• LTC Terry G. Hammett

January 8, 2000, 1200 PM Post Theater, Building
720 Camp Beauregard, Louisiana
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MG Bennett C. Landreneau

• The Adjutant General

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Overview

• LTC Daniel Falanga
• Executive Officer

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Agenda

• Introduction
• Section Briefings
• Family Support/Important Contact Numbers
• Questions and Answers
• Conclusion

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IntroductionCommand Group

• Commander
• LTC Terry G. Hammett
• Executive Officer
• LTC Daniel Falanga
• Command Sergeant Major
• CSM Richard Dean

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IntroductionPrimary Staff

• J-1 - Personnel
• CPT Timothy Chastain
• J-2 - Force Protection
• MAJ Garey Mann
• J-3 - Operations
• CPT Robert Kyger

• J-4 - Supply
• LTC Bobbie Black
• J-5 - Civil Affairs
• CPT Steve Young
• J-6 - Communications
• 1LT Troy Pou

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IntroductionSpecial Staff

• LSE Commander
• MAJ Joseph Hance
• Chief Nurse
• LTC Kathy Poole
• Safety Officer
• CPT Richard Kuntz

• HHC Commander
• CPT Shane Elkins
• HHC First Sergeant
• 1SG Michael Kitchen

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Personnel

• CPT Timothy Chastain
• J-1

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Personnel Outline

• Mission
• Soldier Readiness Processing
• Medical
• Morale Support
• Family Support
• Awards Program
• Red Cross

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Red Cross

• American Red Cross - Shreveport - [phone]
• American Red Cross - Monroe - [phone]
• American Red Cross - Alexandria - [phone]
  or [phone]
• American Red Cross -Lake Charles - [phone]
• American Red Cross - Lafayette - [phone]
• American Red Cross - Baton Rouge - [phone]
  or [phone]
• American Red Cross - New Orleans - [phone]
  or [phone]

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LTC FalangaforMAJ Garey Mann

• Force Protection
• J-2

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Force Protection

• Organization
• J-2
• Provost Marshall
• Rotational MPs
• Force Protection
• Military Police
• Belize Defense Force
• Base Camp Security
• Project Site Security

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Operations

• CPT Robert Kyger
• J-3

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Operations Outline

• Operations
• Aviation
• Signal

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Task Force Mission

• We will establish a Joint Task Force capable of
  deploying to Belize and assisting the Government
  of Belize by performing quality construction on
  seven schools, performing road repair as needed,
  establishing four water wells, and performing
  three MEDRETES. Training of our soldiers is
  paramount while maintaining a safe environment
  for them.

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Chain of Command
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Participating Forces
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Central America
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APOD
District Divisions
SPOD
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APOD
Base Camp Location
SPOD
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Project Sites Throughout the Stan Creek District
of Belize
GALES POINTSCHOOL
Water Wells
CHRISTTHE KING
Schools/Latrines
HOLY GHOST
BASE CAMP
Pomona
LIGHT OF THE VALLEY SCHOOL
SILK GRASS METHODIST SCHOOL 1 2
Sittee River
HOLY FAMILY HOPKINS SCHOOL
Santa Cruz
Maya Centre
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Medical Readiness Training Exercises (MEDRETE)
Throughout the Stan Creek District of Belize
MEDRETES
Gales Point (1)
Dangriga (3)
Silk Grass (1)
Pomona (1)
Middlesex (1)
Hopkins (1)
Belle Vista (1)
Sittee River (1)
Independence (1)
Riversdale (1)
San Juan Bosco (1)
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Base Camp Layout
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Base Camp Design
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Projects

• Gales Point School
• US Marines

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Projects

• Silk Grass
• 205th Engr Bn, 769th Engr Bn
• 527th Engr Bn

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Projects

• Light of the Valley
• 205th Engr Bn, 769th Engr Bn
• 527th Engr Bn

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Projects

• Holy Ghost School
• 120th Engr Bn
• 890th Engr Bn

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Projects

• Christ the King
• 120th Engr Bn
• 890th Engr Bn

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Projects

• Hopkins Village
• 120th Engr Bn
• 890th Engr Bn

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Projects

• Water Wells
• 307th Red Horse Squadron

(Santa Cruz, Pomona, Sittee River, Maya Centre)
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Aviation

• Emergency Evacuation capability 24 hours a day
• Support the Task Force Commander and J-3 as
  needed

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Signal

• Provide E-mail and internet capability
• MWR telephone service
• Develop Task Force home page.

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Task Force Timeline
01 Nov 99 Establish Task Force 03 - 04 Jan
00 Duration Personnel In-Process 8 - 14 Jan
00 Establish PSA/Load-out Boat (Alex) 14 Jan
00 Barge departs Alexandria 16-18 Jan 00 EEM 1
arrives in Belize 19 Jan 00 PSA EEM 2 arrives
in Belize 21 Jan 00 Barge arrives in Belize 25
Jan 00 EEM begins construction of Base Camp
Project Construction
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Rotation Timeline
29 Jan 00 205th/528th (Base Camp/Project) arrive
30 Jan 00 Base Camp Foundation work
begins. 05 Feb 00 EEM 3 (Remaining Duration
Staff) arrive 12-26 Feb 00 Rotation 1 (205th)
26 Feb-11 Mar 00 Rotation 2 (769th) 11-25 Mar
00 Rotation 3 (527th) 25 Mar-8 Apr 00 Rotation
4 (120th) 08-22 Apr 00 Rotation 5 (890th) 22
Apr-6 May 00 Rotation 6 (890th) 06-20 May 00
Rotation 7 (890th)
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Redeployment Timeline
21 May 00 PSA/Duration load Barge 26 May
00 Barge Departs Belize 27 May 00 PSA/Duration
return to CONUS 05 Jun 00 PSA/Duration unload
barge and move equipment to Camp
Beauregard 10 Jun 00 Reconstitute Equipment 30
Jun 00 Return all Equipment to Units
27 May 00 PSA/Duration return to CONUS
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MEDRETES

• Co A, 109th ASMB IAARNG 26 Feb - 12 Mar 00
• Independence, Middle Sex, Dangriga
• Co B, 111th ASMB OKARNG 25 Mar - 08 Apr 00
• Nuevo San Juan, Riversdale, Pomona, Sittee River,
  
• Dangriga
• Co C, 229th MSB MDARNG 09 Apr - 23 Apr 00
• Belle Vista, Gales Point, Hopkins Village, Silk
  Grass, Dangriga

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Logistics

• LTC Bobbie Black
• J-4

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Supply Outline

• Supply Mission
• Classes of Supply
• Contracts

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Logistical Support Element

• MAJ Joseph Hance
• LSE

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LSE Outline

• Mission
• Task Organization
• Field Services
• Water Purification
• Maintenance Section
• Transportation Section

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Field Services

• Toilet Facilities - Base Camp/Projects
  
• Laundry Tent With Washers and Dryers
• Fixed Shower Facilities at Base Camp
• Ice Machines Provided by JTF-B
• Leased REEFERS From HN

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Water Purification

• The Water Purification section, utilizing the
  North Stann Creek as a raw water source, will
  utilize 3K ROWPUs to process water for Task
  Force Pelican 2000.

60,000 Gal/Day Production 100,000 Gal
Storage 20,000 Gal/Day Usage
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Maintenance Section

• The LSE Maintenance Section, under the
  supervision of the Maintenance Management
  Section, is responsible for coordinating and
  providing both organizational and direct support
  maintenance to the assigned Task Force equipment.

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Transportation Section

• Coordinates commercial transportation
• Regulates convoy movements
• Coordinates cargo clearance from SPOD/APOD
• Plans/coordinates airlift support
• Coordinates CONUS/OCONUS ADACG Spt
• Plans/coordinates sealift support
• Manages transportation assets

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Sealift

• Marshalling Area - Camp Beauregard
• SPOE - Port of Alexandria - 10 - 14 January 2000
• SPOD - Dangriga - 21 - 29 January 2000
• Concept of Operations

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Airlift

• APOE - Alexandria International Airport

• APOD - Belize International Airport

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Safety Officer

• CPT Richard Kuntz

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Safety

• TF Commander is Safety Officer
• In Country Safety Briefing
• Daily Safety Briefings
• Risk Assessment Process
• Vehicle Pass Policy
• Safety Officer to Monitor Project/Work Sites

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Commander

• Task Force Commander

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Blueprint for Success

• Safe Environment
• Force Protection
• Quality Training
• Customer Focused

• Maintain the Force
• On Time
• Pride
• Memorable Experience

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Does Anyone know this man?
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Family Support Team

• Ms. Vallie Hammett Company

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Family Support

• All of the following information slides are in
  your handout.
• You should keep this for future reference.

REMEMBER..Help is just a phone call away
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Goals of the Family Program

• Establish awareness
• Emphasize family member participation in unit
  activities.
• Assure Family Member have necessary documents and
  information
• Educate families .
• Link service members and families with available
  and appropriate resources.

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Why a Family Program?

• For the family member
• For the service member
• For the command.
• For the National Guard

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Family Support Coordinators throughout the State
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NORTH LOUISIANA FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP Ruston Coordi
nator Vallie Hammett, [phone],
Thammt_at_aol.com Asst Coord Di Dean, (318)
627-5989, [phone], DBLDEAN_at_aol.com
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CENTRAL LOUISIANA FAMILY SUPPORT GROUP Alexandria
Coordinator Rhonda Kyger, [phone],
RKyger8317_at_aol.com Asst Coord Janice
Elkins, [phone], elkins4_at_prodigy.net
Asst Coord Di Dean, [phone], (888)
884-5989, DBLDEAN_at_aol.com
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SOUTH CENTRAL LOUISIANA FAMILY SUPPORT
GROUP Baton Rouge Coordinator Debbie Rumpf,
[phone], DLRumpf_at_aol.com
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SOUTHEAST CENTRAL LOUISIANA FAMILY SUPPORT
GROUP Bogalusa/New Orleans
Coordinator Noreen Chastain, [phone]
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Additional Key Points of Contact

• State Family Support Group Coordinator (location
  New Orleans) Sherry Turner, turnerm_at_la-arng.ngb.ar
  my.mil or Susan Bush, bushs_at_la-arng.ngb.army.mil,
  [phone]
• Tricare (Medical) Contacts (location New
  Orleans)Ms Charlene Adams, adamsc_at_la-arng.ngb.army
  .mil or Sergeant Kenna Wood, woodk_at_la-arng.ngb.arm
  y.mil, [phone]
• Dependent ID Cards and Input of Family Dependents
  into DEERS (Required for Tricare) Contact Major
  Lonna Guillory, Post Headquarters, Camp
  Beauregard, Pineville, LA [phone] or
  1-800-237-1167, e-mail guilloryl_at_la-arng.ngb.army.
  mil

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Additional Key Points of Contact

• American Red Cross - Shreveport - [phone]
• American Red Cross - Monroe - [phone]
• American Red Cross - Alexandria - [phone]
  or [phone]
• American Red Cross - Baton Rouge - [phone]
  or [phone]
• American Red Cross - New Orleans - [phone]
  or [phone]
• Legal Support Contact (Location New Orleans)
  Major William Stroud, stroudw_at_la-arng.ngb.army.mil
  , [phone]
• JTF Pelican Liaison Office (Building 950, Camp
  Beauregard) [phone] or [phone]
  x5798, Fax [phone]
• JTF Pelican Webpage la.ngb.army.mil/jtfpelican/in
  dex.htm

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Tri-Care

• SGT Kenna Woods

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Questions and Answers
Daddys Girl

• LTC Terry Hammett

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