Orientation Briefing

DEFENSE CONSEQUENCE DEFENSE CONSEQUENCE MANAGEMENT SUPPORT MANAGEMENT SUPPORT

CENTERCENTER

Orientation BriefingOrientation Briefing

Tiger StudyTiger Study

• Commissioned by: Senators Nunn, Lugar and Domenici

• Purpose:The Defense Against Weapons of Mass Destruction Act of 1996 sponsored by Senators Nunn, Lugar, and Domenici mandates the enhancement of domestic preparedness and response capability for terrorist attacks involving nuclear, radiological, biological, and chemical weapons. The Legislation provided funding to improve the capability of the federal, state and local emergency response agencies to prevent and, if necessary, respond to domestic terrorist incidents involving weapons of mass destruction (WMD).

Senator Sam Nunn Senator Richard Lugar Senator Pete Domenici

Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support TeamsSupport Teams

Mission:• Assess a suspected nuclear, biological, chemical, or radiological

(NBC/R) event in support of a local incident commander;• Advise civilian responders regarding appropriate action, and; • Facilitate requests for assistance to expedite arrival of additional

state and federal assets to help save lives, prevent human suffering and mitigate great property damage.

Configuration of the WMD-CSTs

Personnel: 22 per team (55 teams x 22 = 1210 total)

Organization: The CST is made up of 22 soldiers and airmen. The element consists of five teams: Command, Operations, Administrative/Logistics, Medical, and Survey. Each of the teams has a specific mission which supports the overall WMD-CST.

Conception of Consequence Conception of Consequence Management Support CenterManagement Support Center

• SOF-SA is an integral part of the overall CoM program and is looked upon for technical advice on equipment selection, maintainability and sustainability for CoM assets.

Consequence ManagementConsequence ManagementMission StatementMission Statement

To develop a logistics support concept customized to meet the specific operational requirements of the National Guard Bureau’s Homeland Defense mission. Additionally, execute all actions via the establishment and operation of a logistics support center compliant with all governing regulatory directives and official guidance.

This capability is available to ALL agencies (i.e. federal, state, and local) involved in the Homeland Security Mission.

Integrated Work Group TeamIntegrated Work Group Team

Acquisition

Website Development

Transportation

Helpdesk

PMSSA

Facilities

Warranty Mgmt.

GSA FleetMgmt.

Industrial Operations

Training

Helpdesk

ILS

Procure.&

Acq.

Doc.

Engineering

Repair &

Return

Transport.

Web Develop.

Support Operations

DCoMSUPCEN Organizational ChartDCoMSUPCEN Organizational Chart

Program Manager

Direct Support

Ops

Equipment Material Support

Program Support

Procure&

Acq. Ops.

MaterialMgmt.Ops.

Material Handling

Ops.

SpecialActions

Repair & Return

Technical Evaluations & Assistance

Issue

Material Movement

Receiving

Storage

Customer Service

FAST

Liaison

Cataloging

InventoryMgmt.

Records Branch

FinancialTracking

Maintenance Funding

Coordination

Purchasing

Supply Funding

Coordination

WarrantyMgmt.

Administration

DataIntegration

ProjectMgmt.

Reports

Customer Liaison

DD Form 250 Mgmt

Manager Control

No. Assignment

MaterialContractsValidation

Materials Fielding

Special Projects

Who Did We Support?Who Did We Support?

National Guard Bureau

California

Colorado

Georgia

Illinois

Massachusetts

Missouri

New York

Pennsylvania

Texas

Washington

WMD-CST Deployments Phase IWMD-CST Deployments Phase I

Alaska

Arizona

Arkansas

California 2

Florida

Hawaii

Idaho

Iowa

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Minnesota

New Mexico

Ohio

Oklahoma

South Carolina

Virginia

WMD-CST Deployments Phase IIWMD-CST Deployments Phase II

Alabama

Kansas

Michigan

Tennessee

W. Virginia

WMD-CST Deployments Phase IIIWMD-CST Deployments Phase III

WMD-CST for Phase IVWMD-CST for Phase IV

Connecticut

Indiana

Maryland

Mississippi

Nebraska

Nevada

New Jersey

North Carolina

Oregon

Rhode Island

Utah

Wisconsin

WMD-CST for Phase VWMD-CST for Phase V

•Delaware

•District of Columbia

•Montana

•New Hampshire

•North Dakota

•South Dakota

•Vermont

•Wyoming

•Guam

•Puerto Rico

•Virgin Islands

* US Territories are not indicated on this map

Deployed WMD-CSTSDeployed WMD-CSTS

2003

1999

2002

2004

2005

POC: David Crump

West Virginia Memorial Tunnel

Data as of Jan 7, 2004

WMD - CST Current Training SitesWMD - CST Current Training Sites

Fort Leonard Wood

Dugway Utah

Homeland Security Center of Excellence

Lexington Bluegrass Airport

Bluegrass Depot Richmond

FT Knox (MOUT Site)

• 12 Airstrips within 50-mile radius of DCoMSUPCEN• Alternate Command Site for the NGB-Domestic Operations Crisis Response Center• All 55 WMD-CSTs were fielded by and are being sustained by Ops at the

DCoMSUPCEN• 17 NGB-CERFPs were fielded by and are being sustained by Ops at the

DCoMSUPCEN• Fort Knox MOUT site-Urban Training Environment• Center for National Response-Training center for First Responders• Wendell Ford Training Center-10,000 acres, ranges, classrooms, simulation areas

Bluegrass Station

Center for National Response

Wendell Ford

Training Center

HS-TCE collocated with the DCoMSUPCEN Bluegrass Station

Current Scope of OperationsCurrent Scope of Operations• Operate the Consequence Management Support Center (DCoMSUPCEN) in

Lexington, KY.

• Maintenance, Upgrade and Secure Facilities to support the Defense Consequence Management Support Center. Includes the leasing of bays A-C and administrative areas within building 220 along with monthly utilities i.e. heating, electricity, etc.

• Receive, inspect, establish accountability, store and issue select items of equipment from the DCoMSUPCEN for a total of 55 deployed Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Teams (WMD-CST) and 17 NGB-CERFP Teams.

• Support for all Commercial Off-the-Shelf and Non-Developmental Items (COTS/NDI) equipment and provisioning of consumable material.

• Receive, store, and issue float stock estimated at 15% of the total fielded

• Operate the Consequence Management Crisis Response Center during major training exercises and periods of national emergencies involving terrorist acts utilizing weapons of mass destruction.

• Provide sustainment support for the NGB WMD-CST unique items of equipment fielded to all designated National Guard units. This includes all personnel and equipment necessary to provide total logistics sustainment support for the WMD-CSTs and NGB CERFPs.

Current Scope of OperationsCurrent Scope of Operations• Operate the Support Coordination Center/Help Desk. Provide on-call technical

support to the WMD-CSTs. Coordinate all maintenance for fielded equipment and maintain a maintenance management system compliant with requirements as specified in applicable DOD and DA regulations and directives

• Maintenance of Web Based ODBC compliant databases. Includes the upgrades to the system as new technologies are developed, enhancement or processed to accommodate changes/requirements in providing quality real time logistics support to the WMD-CSTs and other agencies as directed by the customer. Also included is the routine monitoring of systems functionality to rapidly identify, locate, and correct any problems that may arise ensuring reliable sustained quality functional operation as required by the customer

• Procurement and Maintenance of Operational Stocks. This includes the replenishment of the Authorized Stockage List (ASL), training sets, push packages, and any additional special requirement when procurement is directed.

• Establish, operate, manage, and coordinate a facility where shipments in support of maintenance and calibration equipment will take place.

• Establish/deploy Forward Area Support Teams (FAST) to coordinate and provide logistics support to deployed WMD-CSTs.

• Conduct on-site logistics assistance visits to all WMD-CST home-stations as directed by the customer.

• Conduct miscellaneous unscheduled special logistics support operations as directed by the customer.

• Capable of operating on a 24/7 schedule• Conduct Warranty Management.

• Maintain accountability for standard and non-standard commercial equipment, vehicles, and other ground mobility systems; repair support for communications, electronic devices and other equipment as required, and general support/direct support to CoM organizations as necessary.

• Develop and publish internal operating procedures for the DCoMSUPCEN.

• Review, revise and update established standard operating procedures for all designated user.

Current Scope of OperationsCurrent Scope of Operations

Hurricane Katrina

Relief Efforts

Brown vs.

Board of Education

9/11 Olympics

NASA Missions

Federal,State, & Local

Political EventsGWOT

G8 Conference

SignificantSignificant Historical Historical

EventsEvents

Program HistoryProgram History

• Apr 00 - Received and Kitted equipment for the 127 Decon and 72 Recon team• Nov 00 - Received/issued initial equipment sets to the CSTs (less trucks)• Nov 00 - Conducted Basic/Advanced Hapsite NET at DCoMSUPCEN• Dec 00 - Received and prepared CST Collective Training Set for transport and issue

at FLW• Feb 01 - Support CST Collective training at FLW during the period of February 14,

2001 through June 3, 2001• May 01 - Recovered Collective training equipment at FLW• June 01 - Delivered Ex-Eval /Certification equipment

Program HistoryProgram History• June 01 -Managed/delivered FAST equipment to Dugway, UT• July 01 - Recovered and returned Dugway’s FAST equipment• July 01 - Delivered UCS in support of flood situation in West Virginia• August 01 - Recovered Ex-Eval/Certification equipment at Fort Leonard Wood, MO• August 01 - Recovered UCS from West Virginia • May-July 01 - Supported Testing/Certification of Mals/Dap at Dugway, UT• May-July 01 - On site support during Testing/Certification of Mals/Dap• Sept 01 - Initialized the DCoMSUPCEN Crises Response Center

Program HistoryProgram History• Oct 01 - Supported 2001 World Series• Oct-Dec 01 - On site support of Accelerated Collective Certification/Ex-Eval at Fort

Leonard Wood, MO• Dec 01 - Recovery and reconstitution of Collective Certification/Ex-Eval equipment

at Fort Leonard Wood, MO• Jan 02 - Support of 2002 Super Bowl• Feb 02 - Support of chemical train derailment in North Dakota• Feb 02 - Support of 2002 Winter Olympics at Salt Lake City, UT• Feb 02 - Support of Paralympics at Salt Lake City, UT

Program HistoryProgram History• Mar 02 - Support of Training for Ohio, Alaska, and Hawaii at unit’s home station• Apr 02 - Support joint training exercise for Hawaii WMD-CST and first responders

May 02 - Support of training exercises at the West Virginia Tunnel• May 02 - Support of exercises in Pennsylvania• June-Oct 02 - Emergency Assessment and Detection Course (EADC) at FLW, MO• Oct- Nov 02 - Support of the Analytical Laboratory System Enhanced Platform

(ALSEP) testing in MD• Dec 02 - Attended Glove Certification training• Jan-Feb 03 - On-site support for Ex-Eval for Pennsylvania and Alaska

Program HistoryProgram History• Oct 03 - IKPT for ALS fielding (DCoMSUPCEN)• Nov 03 - IOTE for ALS fielding (Camp Dawson, WV)• May 04 - NG CERF fielding (8 teams)• May 04 - Brown vs the Board of Education-25th Anniversary (KS)• May 04 - Ex-Eval 7th WMD-CST (MO)• May 04 - ALS Fielding for Phases I, II, and III WMD-CSTs (32 ea.)• June 04 - G8 Conference (GA)• June 04 - Mass Casualty Decon Training (HI, AK)• July 04 - Democratic National Convention (Boston, MA)• July 04 - NG CERF Certification (Camp Dawson, WV)• July 04 - Phase IV WMD-CST Fielding Assistance (WI, RI)

Program HistoryProgram History• Aug 04 - WMD-CST Joint Training Exercise (OK)• Aug 04 - NG CERF Fielding/Certification (12 teams)• Aug 04 - Republican National Convention (NY)• Aug 04 - Phase IV WMD-CST Fielding Assistance (NJ, CT)• Sep 04 - Phase IV WMD-CST Fielding Assistance (OR, UT, IN)• Sep 04 - USARC Conference (GA) (Recon/Decon Teams)• Sep 04 - USARC Recon/Decon Sustainment • Sep 04 - California CERF• Oct 04 - Phase IV WMD-CST Fielding Assistance (NV)• Oct 04 - Fielding ALS to Phase IV WMD-CST (12 ea.)• Nov 04 - Phase IV WMD-CST Fielding Assistance (NC)• Nov 04 - MALS Recovery (12 ea.)• Jan 05 - Presidential Inauguration• Mar 05 - Collective Lanes Support (FLW) • Aug 05 - Support of relief effort for victims of hurricane Katrina• Sep 05 - Fielded Phase V WMD-CSTs

• Total Shipments to Date: 22,573• Overall Performance FY 2000: 99% • Overall Performance FY 2001: 100%• Overall Performance FY 2002: 100%• Overall Performance FY 2003: 100%• Overall Performance FY 2004: 100%• Overall Performance FY 2005: 100%• Overall Performance FY 2006: 100%• Overall Performance FY 2007: 100%

• Total Weight (lbs): 6,272,265

• Total Weight (Tons) : 3,737

Total # Pallets Used: 15,681

Total # of Vehicles Used: 327

Hazmat Shipments: 4,289

Total % of Hazmat shipments: 19%

Shipping StatusShipping Status(Oct 1999 – Sept 2007)

Who Do We Support Now?Who Do We Support Now?

NGB

USARC

PEO Guardian State of CA

DA

State of TN

State of WV

State of CO State of AR

State of MI

Who Do We Support Now?Who Do We Support Now?

“Why We Do What We Do”

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It’s a matter of

when...It’s a matter of

when...

It’s not a question of if...

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September 11, 2001

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To the victims of terrorism...

you're in our hearts and prayers.

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Our GoalOur Goal

The ONLY Question that remains …

Is…

How can we assist YOU in your MISSION to serve OUR GREAT Nation?