13a_Command Brief (Long Version) -100728_Thon NXPowerLite

29 July 2010

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Background

Mission Statement

Organizational Capabilities

Support to Combatant Commanders

JTF Elimination

Unique Capabilities

Way Forward

Command Overview

CBRNE

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Background

JTF-E Capable HQ

20th SUPCOM (CBRNE) was designed to provide an operational HQ to

C2 specialized CBRNE operations; and become the primary Army force

provider of specialized CBRNE capabilities

Transformation launched to ensure the Army has trained and

ready forces for exploitation and elimination operations

OCT 04

CB-RRT Guardian

BDE

20th SUPCOM

(CBRNE)

SBCCOM (AMC) FORSCOM

FEB 06MAY 03

FOC

FEB 10

UFL07

SEP 09

QDR

KR 09

- Deployable

HQ

- CBRNE Force

Provider

- Core Element

of a JTF-

capable HQ

w/limitations

Directs a

Standing

JTF-E HQ

CBRNE

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On order, the 20th SUPCOM

(CBRNE) deploys, provides C2 for

the Army and/or Joint specialized

CBRNE forces, executes WMD-E

operations, and other specialized

CBRNE operations, and provides

technical capabilities and CBRNE

subject matter expertise to Joint

and Army commanders to achieve

national CWMD objectives

Mission

Deployable HQ MissionArmy Service Headquarters Mission

Provide trained and ready forces

in order to counter CBRNE and

WMD threats in support of the

Operational Force and National

Combating WMD Objectives

• Conduct Command and Control

• Establish, organize and operate a Joint Task Force

• Counter CBRNE weapons and threats in the

operational area

Approved FSO METL

CBRNE

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Current Command Organization

JECE

DS

CBRNE

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Command Footprint(End state)

CBRNE

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On Order, JTF Elimination

20th SUPCOM HQs Structure

Main Command

Post

CBRNE

OperationalCommand

Post

IHHC

CMD GP

INTELG2

ManeuverG33

FU OPSG35

PlansG5

SustainG1 / G4

CommsG6

CoS

Intel

Maneuver

Sustain

Plans

KMCell

SpecialStaff

SpecStaff

+ +

NDT 1 WMD-CE

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Joint and Interagency

AugmentationJECE

NDT 2 WMD-CE

2

WMD-CE3

WMD-CE4

WMD-CE5

WMD-CE6

CBRNE

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Capabilities

• Disable nuclear WMD

infrastructure

• Package, transport, and

safeguard radiological

material or nuclear WMD for

forensic or intelligence

analysis

• Conduct sensitive site

exploitation operations on

identified nuclear sites

• Conduct special nuclear

material assessment and

exploitation

•100% deployable and mobile

Nuclear Disablement Teams (NDT)

NDT1

NDT2

Conducts exploitation and

disablement operations to counter

radiological/nuclear threats in support

of National Combating WMD

objectives

NDT3

NDT4

FY 12 FY 12

CBRNE

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WMD Coordination Elements(WCE)

Provides supported Commanders with

specialized CBRNE staff augmentation and

technical subject matter expertise in order to

support CONUS or theater based CBRNE

operations, accidents, or incidents.

Capabilities

• Assists in the planning,

coordination, nesting and

execution of all facets of

WMD elimination operations

from exploitation to disposal

•Conducts Strategic to

Tactical level WMD-E

planning

• Provides Counter WMD

Intelligence and Targeting

support

• Provides Global

Communications

connectivity

•100% deployable and

mobile

WMD-CE1

WMD-CE3

WMD-CE5

WMD-CE2

WMD-CE4

WMD-CE6

TAA loss FY12

CBRNE

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CBRNE Forces

Render SafeDisposal

Weapons

Technical

Intelligence Counter-IED/ IED

Defeat

Decon

Reconnaissance

Biological Detection

WMD Elimination

Sampling, Identification, &

Evaluation

CBRNE

10Deploy Trained and Ready EOD Forces

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Units (EOD)

Command and Control of

EOD units ISO Army Service

Component and Joint Task

Force Commanders

Conduct Military Operations

to Detect, Identify, Render

Safe, and Dispose of UXO,

IEDs and WMD

Provide Mission

Tasking/Coordination for all

DOD EOD Activities

involving United States

Secret Service and

Department of State

Missions

CBRNE

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Capabilities

• EOD/IED Defeat

• Chemical / Biological agent detection

• Weapons Technical Intelligence

• Transfer of C-IED Capability

• IED Tech Intel / Forensics

• C-IED Equipment

• C-IED Training

• IED Intelligence Products

CJTF Troy

Exercises command and control of specialized Joint Counter-IED and CBRNE forces to neutralize the

CBRNE/IED threat

Conducts weapons technical intelligence collection and exploitation to defeat IED networks

Provides training and recommends materiel solutions to protect the force; assists ISF in building sustainable security capabilities

Assigned Specialized C-IED forces include:

• Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)

• Weapons Intelligence (WI)

• Explosives Exploitation (CEXC)

• Technical Escort (CBRNE)

CBRNE

Capabilities• EOD/IED Defeat• C-IED Operations Intelligence Center• Tactical Site Exploitation• Transfer of C-IED Capability to ANSF• IED Tech Intel / Forensics• C-IED Equipment • C-IED Training• IED Intelligence Products

Fuse C-IED Information Operations, Plans, Electronic Warfare, Training, New C-IED Equipment, TTPs, EOD Forces, and related intelligence into synchronized operations that

direct C-IED efforts in destruction, disruption, neutralization, and exploitation throughout the Afghan Theater of Operations in order to defeat the IED system

Assigned Specialized C-IED forces include:

• Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)

• Tactical Exploitation Team (TET)

• Explosives Exploitation (CEXC)

• CIED Targeting Program (CITP)

• CIED Operations Intelligence Center (COIC)

TF Paladin

CBRNE

13Deploy Trained and Ready CBRNE Forces

Chemical Units

• Command and Control CBRN units

• Provide CBRNE Protection and Contamination

Avoidance to the Operational Force

• Conduct CBRNE Reconnaissance

• Perform CBRNE Consequence Management

•Identification, Neutralization, Elimination and

Disposal of CB Agents and Munitions

•Technical Escort of CB Agents and Munitions,

DOT-waivered Radiological Materiel, and other

HAZMAT

•Disablement/Elimination of CBRNE,

manufacturing and processing facilities, and

Weapons Systems

CBRNE

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CBRNE Response Team (CRT)

Assess, disable, eliminate and escort

CBRN agents/ substances and mitigate

consequences

Capabilities• Assists in the planning for sensitive site exploitation for WMD – Elimination operations

• Conducts Sensitive Site Exploitation (SSE) on identified and suspected WMD sites

•Performs presumptive identification of chemical and biological warfare agents

•Provides capability to identify, sample, package, transloadand escort WMD materials; subsequently disable (limited) and self decontaminate

• 100% deployable and mobile

CRT HQ

CRT 1 CRT 2 CRT 3 CRT 4

CBRNE

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CBRNE Analytical andRemediation Activity (CARA)

Capabilities

•CONUS Emergency Response

of Recovered Chemical Warfare

Material (RCWM)

• Remediation and hazard

mitigation

• Near real time air monitoring

• Escort of surety/non-surety

material

• Field confirmatory laboratory

analysis

• CONUS aviation support for

emergency response and

transport of surety materials

• Limited Foreign Munitions

Exploitation (FME)

Conduct Analytical Laboratory

Operations, Technical Escort

Operations, Remediation and

Emergency Response Operations

CBRNE

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Mobile Expeditionary Laboratory

Capabilities

• Chemical agent near real-

time air monitoring.

• Field confirmatory analysis

of chemical warfare agents,

toxic industrial chemicals,

toxic industrial materials ,

and biological threat

agents.

• Developing modular

tactical configurations

tailored to support needs of

Combatant Commanders.

•100% deployable and

mobile

Provide deployable technical capabilities

to perform chemical agent monitoring and

field confirmatory analysis of chemical and

biological threats

CBRNE

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21st EOD-WMD Company

Deploy worldwide to support the elimination

of nuclear and radiological weapons of

mass destruction to designated agencies

HQs SEC

Response SEC

Operations SEC

NDT

Capabilities

• Nuclear and Radiological

• Improvised and State

Sponsored

• Support Advance Access

• Diagnostics

• Render Safe Continuation

• Disassembly

• Package

• Support Transportation

Operations

CBRNE

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Support to COCOMs

• NORTHCOM• CBRNE Consequence Management Force (CCMRF)

• CM Storage/Demil Support

• Recovered Chemical Warfare Material (RCWM) Response/Surety Escorts

• EOD Response to found military ordnance

• EOD/CBRN support to National events

• CENTCOM• TF Troy

• TF Paladin

• Multiple small unit deployment ISO GWOT

• PACOM/USFK• RCWM (Guam, Japan, Australia)

• Exercises (KEY RESOLVE, FOAL EAGLE, UFG)

• SOCOM• CBRNE Response Team

• EOD Companies

Multiple

PTDOs for

specialized

Capabilities

CBRNE

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JTF – Elimination Mission

Core Elements:

• Operational Command Post

• Main Command Post (Sanctuary)

• WMD Coordination Elements

• Nuclear Disablement Teams

• Mobile Analytical Lab

• EOD Units

• Technical Escort and Conventional

Chemical Units

•Capabilities:

• On-site WMD/CBRNE expertise

• C2 Army, Joint, and other elements

• Technical reach-back

• Execute multiple missions

• Interoperable with all supported

COCOMs and Lead Federal Agencies

CBRNE

= Maneuver Units= JTF-E

Tactical Responsibilities

= Transfer from Military

lead to Threat Reduction

WMD Elimination

Mission SchematicOperational Responsibilities

Provide planning support and

advice to the Joint Force

Commander across full

spectrum

CBRNE

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Summary

•24-7 focus on combating WMD, countering CBRNE threats, and defeating IEDs

•Command and control of Joint, Army, and other government agency’s specialized WMD/CBRNE forces

•Advise supported commanders on the best employment of CBRNE and Combating WMD capabilities

•Fusing all types of operational and technical intelligence to focus targeting on locating, characterizing, and neutralizing enemy CBRNE threats

•Capability to conduct CBRNE presumptive and confirmatory analysis, render safe, escort, exploit, limited elimination and remediation of a complete range of enemy CBRNE threats

We provide CBRNE Solutions

CBRNE

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Questions

Liberty We Defend!

CBRNE

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“Expand the Army’s 20th Support Command (CBRNE) capabilities to enable it to serve as a

Joint Task Force capable of rapid deployment to command and control WMD elimination and site

exploitations by 2007.”

HQDA CBRNE EXORD directs IOC NLT 16 SEP 2007 and FOC NLT 16 SEP 2009

Achieved IOC – UFL 2007

2006 QDR

WMD Coordination Elementin Support of Joint Task Force Civil Support

and Combatant Command

07 JAN 11

Overall Classification of this briefing is UNCLASSIFIED

Outline

• Mission/ METL• WCE Organization• JTF Task Organization• WCE SME Capabilities• WCE Deployment Readiness • WCE Scenario• WCE Products Examples

WMD-CE Mission & METL

MISSIONOn order, WCE deploys and provides Combatant Commander or other government agencies with specialized CBRNE staff augmentation and technical subject matter expertise in order to counter CBRNE and WMD threats in support of National Combating WMD objectives

METL• Conduct Tactical Deployment/Redeployment• Establish WCE Operations Center• Execute WCE Operations• Sustain the Force• Protect the Force

Combined Forces

Command (Korea)

NORTHCOMPACOM

CUWTF

NCC

CMCC

ACC

GCC

WCE Tasks in support of Contingency Operations

- Establish JTF-E (Forward) in advance of main body - Establish liaison w/key component HQs- Establish reach-back to the JTF-E - Support WMD target development- Support with WMD Elimination planning- Support Incident Response - Provide CBRNE planning, modeling and hazard prediction- Assume C2 of Host Nation WMD Elimination elements

JTF-E

OCONUS Support Model CONUS Support Model

J6

J4

J5

J3

J1

Joint Task Force-

Civil Support

(JTF-CS)

WCE Tasks in support of JTF-CS (CCMRF)

- Initial internal Command CBRNE and natural hazard impacts modeling and assessment- Rapid assessment and recommendation of Command level of response to event/incident- Incident Analysis Brief to Command leadership and key staff- Impacts orders production (written assessments and briefing products)- Iterative analysis based on changing situation on ground

WCE Support to the Combatant Commanders

Incident Analysis Cell

J2

CBRNE Scenarios

Radiological Dispersal Device

(RDD)

WeaponizedChemical

Agents

Bacterial Pathogens &

Toxins

Toxic Industrial Chemicals &

Materials

WCE is a specialized team that assists federal agencies and/or combined, joint or Army commanders to plan and manage hazardous CBRNE operations.

Improvised Nuclear Device

(IND)

WMD-CE Organization

WCE Chief74A/52B/89E, O-5

Operations Officer89E/74A, O-4

Nuclear Officer52B, O-4

Wheeled Mechanic63B, E-4

Info Sys NCO25B, E-7

Intelligence Officer35D, O-3

TechnicalIntelligence Analyst

35F, E-6

InformationTech Chief25B, E-6

Signal InformationService NCO

25U, E-6

Senior InformationTechnician

25B, E-5

SATCOM SystemsOperator-Maintainer

25S, E-4

SATCOM SystemsOperator-Maintainer

25S, E-3

WCE NCOIC89D/74D, E-8

Chemical Officer74A, O-3

Operations NCO74D, E-7

Operations NCO89D, E-7

GIS, GG-12

SME Support

1. The 20th’s WCE forces are required to be able

to deploy throughout the world.

2. On Mission Alert Posture for WCEs that have

assumed a specific mission (such as NTNF and

CCMRF)

3. Equipment:

• Tactical Military Vehicles (ex. M1151)

4. Movement requirements:

• 5x C-130 Aircraft

• 2x C-17 Aircraft

Deployment Readiness

WCEs are rapidly deployable teams of Soldiers and civilians with

specialized CBRNE training and experience who provide technical

expertise, planning support and hazard modeling or prediction.

WMD Sequence of Events

1. WMD Incident occurs

2. CE recall initiated

3. Team integrates with supported element and provides products and SME advise to supported commanders

4. If a specific CBRN-E issue is beyond the SMEs world wide reach back capability to the 20th Support Command is available

WCE Products

WMD Operations

• WMD Modeling and Simulation

• Facilities/ Infrastructure

• Equipment/ Fissile materials

• Weapons Effects and Research

• Analysis of nuclear weapons

development program

Initial Isolation and Protective Action Distances

Hazard: NAME OF TIC OR TIMDelivery: METHOD OF DELIVERY (SPILL FROM TANKS)CAS #: ALL TIC AND TIMS HAVE A NUMBER ASSIGNED

First

ISOLATE

in all Directions-

Then

PROTECT

Persons in all Directions-

When involving Fire, Then

PROTECT

Persons in all Directions-

Meters

(Feet)

Meters

(Feet)

Meters

(Feet)

25-50

(75-150)

50

(160)

800

(2640)

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) in

Vicinity: SCBA

Breakthrough time: use suit technical manual for

information on perforation times

PPE for assessment personnel:

Level A - Self Contained

Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)

Dichloromethane: State: Clear liquid with a penetrating ether-like odorUse: Paint stripper Persistency: Fast evaporating liquid

USE ONE TIC OR TIM PER SLIDE

Source: HPAC DTRA or by the WCE

WCE Products (cont)

• Toxic Industrial Materials/ Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TIM/ TIC)

Fallout Plume

Chemical Downwind Hazard

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