Joint Task Force Civil Support (JTF-CS) Command Briefing Col Bob Lyles

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Joint Task Force Civil Support (JTF-CS) Command
BriefingCol Bob Lyles
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What is JTF-CS?

• A standing Joint Task Force HQ of approximately
  160 military and civilian personnel located at
  Fort Monroe, Virginia
• A deployable Command and Control headquarters for
  DoD units and personnel executing consequence
  management (CM) operations in response to a CBRNE
  incident
• Source of response plans for essential DoD
  support to the Lead Federal Agency (LFA)

• Mission Statement
• JTF Civil Support plans and integrates DoD
  support to the designated Lead Federal Agency for
  domestic CBRNE consequence management. When
  directed by Commander USNORTHCOM, JTF-CS will
  deploy to the incident site and establish command
  and control of designated DoD forces to provide
  military assistance to civil authorities.
• Save Lives, Prevent Injury
• Provide Temporary Critical Life Support

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Definition of CBRNE
Chemical Biological Radiological Nuclear Explosive

• CBRNE is defined as a chemical, biological,
  radiological, nuclear, or high-yield explosive
  situation or incident
• Incidents include industrial accidents, acts of
  nature, acts of war, or terrorism
• A Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD) is a CBRNE
  device or material specifically designed to
  produce casualties or terror

High-Yield
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CBRNE Threat Spectrum
CJCSI 3125.01 Specified Tasks
M O S T L I K E L I H O O D
L E A S T
As directed by USNORTHCOM, works with the lead
agency for CM, FEMA, to develop tailored force CM
packages and scenario-based task organizations
designed to respond to foreseeable CBRNE
situations.
High-Yield Explosive most likely
Industrial Chemicals
Biological Toxins
Biological Pathogens (Contagions) most dangerous
Radio- Isotopes
CBRNE response requires a unique set of
resources, skills, and experience
Chemical Weapons
Nuclear Weapons most destructive
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A Unique Mission

• Effective CBRNE response requires a very
  different set of resources, skills, and
  experience
• -- Situational awareness
• -- Pre-planning
• -- Pre-identifying appropriate personnel
• and organizations

• DoD traditionally stands ready to assist state
  and local authorities in response to natural
  disasters

Alaska
AREA OF RESPONSIBILITY
Hawaii
Guam
American Samoa
Northern Marinas Islands
JTF-CS provides CBRNE planning, exercise, and
response support within the U.S., its territories
and possessions
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Overarching DoD Principles

• Consistent with Constitution / Public Law
• Unequivocal civilian oversight / accountability
• Always in support of Lead Federal Agency (LFA)
• Emphasize DoD roles, skills, and structures
• Guard / Reserve are key players for Consequence
  Management (CM)
• JTF-CS cannot perform routine law enforcement

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Full Spectrum Responsibility
Ongoing Support
CBRNE Incident Support
ROUTINE
INCIDENT

• Develops and reviews plans for CBRNE incidents
• Advocate for development of doctrine and
  requirements

• Responds to CBRNE incident (terrorist or
  accidental)
• Assists the LFA in support of civil authorities
• Provides command and control for assigned DoD
  forces

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JTF-CS Planning Processes
JTF-CS Plans
Radiological
Nuclear
DoD Guidance, Policy, and Plans
Local and State Plans
CJCSI 3125.01 CJCS CONPLAN 0500-98 USNORTHCOM
CAMPLAN 2525 CONPLAN 0500 (TBP)
Contagious Non-Contagious Biological
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Civil Response Process
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Command Control Structure
Governor/ EOC/ TAG
IA JOC
JTF-CS Commander
Disaster Field Office
Staff
FCO
DCO
SCO
DoD WMD Labs
Mission Assignments
Tech Aug Cell
Reach-back
Subordinate Task Forces As Reqd
TF Support
JTF-CS Troops
TF Response
TF Medical
Chain of Command
Coordination
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Notional Tasks and Requirements
JTF-CS provides command and control, and
coordination for the following types of tasks and
requirements
JTF-CS

• TF Medical
• Medical Support
• Triage /Treatment
• Definitive Care
• Medical Logistics
• Hospital Augmentation
• Epidemiological Support
• Agent Technical Support
• - Stress Management
• - Preventative Medicine
• Veterinary Support
• Prophalaxis/Immunization

TF Response Incident Site Support

• TF Support
• Logistics Support
• - General Support Log
• JRSOI
• Displaced Populace
• - Mortuary Affairs
• - Transportation
• - Rotary-wing Aviation

• JTF-CS Troops
• HQ Support
• - Communications
• Tech Augmentation
• Intelligence
• Mapping
• Modeling
• Weather

- Coord w/ Local EM Director - Facility
Decontamination - Surveying, Monitoring, and
Marking of Incident Site - Security - C2 of Area
Support - Critical Civilian Skills
Augmentation
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
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JTF-CS GIS

• Combination of COTS
• ESRI mapping software
• 80 of local and state GIS market
• and GOTS
• DTRAs Consequence Assessment Tool Set (CATS)
• Used at both primary classification levels
  (NIPRNET and SIPRNET)
• Accessible via
• Desktop system (Power Users)
• Web browser
• Packaged CD

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Consequence Management-Related GIS Data

• Domestic infrastructure data
• Emergency services (police, fire, EMS, medical
  facilities, emergency shelters, EOCs)
• Transportation (road, rail, air, waterway,
  bridges, tunnels, ports, etc.)
• Other logistics data (base support installations,
  main supply routes, pharmaceutical caches, POL)
• Utilities (electric power, water,
  telecommunications)
• High-value targets (nuclear reactors, sports
  venues, convention centers, malls, government
  buildings, toxic chemical storage sites)
• Aerial Photography / Satellite Imagery
• Elevation Data
• Weather and operational effects
• Weapons effects / hazard area modeling

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GIS Data Utility
Classified
Unclassified
DOD CIP List
Weather
Sourced Units
Terrain Elevation Data
Sensitive NSSE Deployments
Utilities/Energy Infrastructure
Threat Reporting
Hazard Models
Classified Imagery
Commercial Imagery
Transportation Network
Emergency Services Data
High-Value Targets
Baseline Commercial Map
Underlying datasets can be opened to provide more
detailed information
Data depicted as electronic map overlays
An Essential Tool for Domestic Consequence
Management
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JTF-CS Sources of GIS Data

• Commercial vendors
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
• US Geological Survey (USGS)
• Department of Transportation (DOT)
• Association of American Railroads (AAR)
• Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
• General Services Administration (GSA)
• Veterans Health Administration (VHA)
• Department of Defense (DOD)
• National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA)
• USTRANSCOM
• Joint Program Office (JPO)
• US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE)
• National Guard Bureau US Army Reserve Command
• Counties and municipalities

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How JTF-CS Uses GIS Data

• J2 Metro area IPB production, threat analysis
  and trend identification, weapons effects
  modeling
• J3 Situational awareness, COP maintenance, unit
  tracking
• J4 BSI analysis, MSR designation, task force
  basing
• J5 Mission analysis, NSSE preparation, JPAC
  tools
• J6 Comms infrastructure analysis, incident
  effects analysis
• J7 Exercise scenario development, MSEL
  development, white cell response
• Med Medical response assets assessment, ID of
  VHA facilities, hospitals, pharmaceutical cache
  sites, etc.

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Conclusion

• Always in support of a Lead Federal Agency for
  domestic CBRNE incidents
• When directed, JTF-CS deploys to the incident
  site to establish command and control of assigned
  DoD forces
• Emphasize DoD roles, skills structures
• Forces pre-identified to support CM planning and
  response
• Early situational awareness is essential

JTF-CS is ready to save lives, prevent injury,
and provide temporary critical life support after
a domestic CBRNE incident.
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For further information, please contact Joint
Task Force Civil Support, Public Affairs380
Fenwick Road, Building 96Fort Monroe, VA
23651(757) 788-6622(757) 788-6259Fax (757)
788-6132 http//www.jtfcs.northcom.mil