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United States Northern Command

Our Rolein

Defense Support of Civil Authorities

United States Northern Command

Our Rolein

Defense Support of Civil Authorities

The Classification of this Briefing is:

UNCLASSIFIED

NORAD Missions

• Aerospace Warning• Monitor all man-made objects in space• Detect, validate and warn of attack against North America,

whether by aircraft, missiles or space vehicles• Includes support to U.S. commands designated

responsible for missile defense of North America

-- Within the North Atlantic Treaty Framework-- As Agreed in NORAD Agreement Terms of Reference

UNCLASSIFIED

• Aerospace Control: Provide surveillance and control of the airspace of Canada and the United States

• Maritime Warning: Situational Awareness

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USNORTHCOM Mission

USNORTHCOM defends America’s homeland—protecting our people, national power, and freedom of action

Conduct military operations to –• Deter, prevent and defeat threats to the United States, its

territories and interests within assigned area of responsibility

• Provide civil support and other assistance to US civil authorities as directed

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Protecting the Homeland

Transnational Threats

ExtraordinaryCircumstances

Disaster Relief Civil Disturbances

CBRNE Incident Mgmt

Special Events

Execute OPLANS

Temporary Circumstances

Emergency Circumstances

DoD’s #1Priority

Unique Area ofResponsibility

SpecializedCapabilities

Civil Support

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USNORTHCOM - Area Of Responsibility

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Command and Control

AIRFORCENORTH

FLEETFORCES

COMMAND

ARMYNORTH

U.S. Regional Combatant Command

MARINE FORCESRESERVE

National GuardBureau

U.S. Coast Guard

JOINT TASK FORCE

CIVIL SUPPORT

JOINT FORCE HEADQUARTERS

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

JOINT TASK FORCE NORTH

JOINT TASK FORCE

ALASKA

PRESIDENT

SECRETARYOF DEFENSE Coordinating

COCOM/OPCON

Supported/Supporting

Relationships

CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN

OPS CENTER

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CMOC

HQS NORAD-USNORTHCOMPeterson AFB

Cheyenne Mountain Air Station

N-NC J4Logistic andEngineering

N-NC J1Manpower &

Personnel

N-NC J6Architectures &

Integration

N-NC J7Training & Exercise

N-NC J8Programs & Resources

N-NC J2Intelligence

NC J3Operations

SJFHQ - North

N J3Operations

N-NC ICInteragency

Coordination

NN--NC ICNC ICInteragency Interagency

Coordination Coordination

N-NC Interagency Coordination Directorate

N-NC IC Directorate MissionFacilitate the integration and synchronization of Interagency activities

to ensure mutual understanding, unity of effort and full spectrum support to and from NORAD and USNORTHCOM

N-NC J5Plans and

Policy

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• Provide Interagency context to Commander’s decision making processes

• Provide Interagency perspective to N-NC staff and DoD perspective to external Agencies

• Anticipate N-NC requests for assistance through National Response Plan (NRP) framework

• Administer Commander’s JIACG• Operate the Interagency Coordination Center (ICC)

“Battle Cell”

IC Directorate - What We Do

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DHS DNIFEMA CIACBP DOSTSA USACEUSCG USGSUSPHS FAAFBIFAMS DOIDHHS NOAAEPA NASAUSDA

Interagency PartnersNational Guard

32 DOD Agencies

N-NC JTFs and Components- CS, North, Alaska, NCR- ARNORTH, AFNORTH,

MARFORNORTH

Combatant Commands- TRANSCOM, PACOM, SOUTHCOM

JFCOM, SOCOM,STRATCOM

Academia- NPS, NDU, HSDEC, etc

NGOs and Private Sector- HISG, ARC, BENS, Professional

Assns (e.g. NEMA, Assn of American Railroads)

Law Enforcement- USSS, US Marshals, Park Police, LE

Assoc

National Laboratories

Canadian Forces Liaison OfficeCanadian Department of Public Safety & RCMPMexico Civil Response/Protection Organizations

Resident RepsLocally available Reps

International Partners

Current InitiativesDHHS; DOT

Private Sector Engagement

JTF support

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Emergency Support

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Immediate Support

• Immediate Response• Authority resides with the local installation Commander • Immediate support is critical to

• save lives, • prevent human suffering, or • mitigate great property damage

• DOD has adopted and implemented procedures consistent with the National Response Plan (NRP), National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the Incident Command System (ICS) at all DOD domestic installations

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The National Response Plan

LOCAL FIRST-RESPONDERS

PRIMARYAGENCY

DEPT OF DEFENSE

REQUEST FORASSISTANCE

STATE RESPONSE

STATEGOVERNOR

STATEOPS

CENTER

STATEAssets

EMAC

DEPT HLS

JOINTFIELD

OFFICE

REQUEST FORASSISTANCE

FEDERAL RESPONSE

PRESIDENT

Presidential

Presidential Declaration

USNORTHCOMDEFENSE

COORDINATINGOFFICER

SUPPORT AS DIRECTED

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NC JIACG Assessment Affected Area Recovery: Louisiana

50-79% 80 - 100%0 - 49%

WORST REPORTED

CURRENT OPERABLE

SECTOR ESF REMARKS

12% 76% ELECTRIC 12, DOE 240,730 of 1,108,037 w /o pwr, Up 21K

9% 87% WIRELINE 2, DHS & Others

10% 70% WIRELESS 2, DHS & Others661/2167 towers inop (temporary decrease due to re-routing)

6% 93% WATER 10, EPAPlant capacity can serve 2.6 million of the original 2.8 million population

9% 70% WASTE WATER 10, EPA 86 of 122 operational

5% 44% GULF OF MEXICO OIL 12, DOE

0-5% 100% LA Offshore Oil Port 12, DOE 100% Capacity

13% 66% NATURAL GAS 12, DOE

0% 86% AIRPORTS 1, DOT6 of 7 Open in affected area

I-10, roads to NO All Open HIGHWAYS 1, DOTDetours and restrictions

0% 100% PORTS 1, 3, DOT, USACE & Others

Open w ith restrictions

52% 64% FOOD PROCESSING 11, USDA19/21 in affected area are shut down

ALL CLOSED 96% POSTAL OPERATIONS USPSAffected area 703 of 733 (LA, MS, AL) operational

253k (all states) 89k (all states) SHELTERS 3, 6, ARC/FEMALA: 357 Shelters w ith 47,141

As of 19 SEP 05

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Red Outline Indicates Water Limits as of:09 SEP 05

Approximately 10% of Orleans Parish remains wet

Orleans Parish Water Levels as of 19 Sep 05

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Thank YouThank You

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OPCONCOORDINATIONSUPPORTING

DSCA Command Relations NORTHCOM

JTF(ARNORTH)

USNORTHCOM

JFMCCNORTH (FFC)

units

JFMCC JFACCJFLCC

unitsunits

DoD DHS

STATEJOINT TASK

FORCE

SFO

PFO

SCO FCO

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Navy Support – Katrina Laydown

BAT: HA/DR IVO Gulfport/Biloxi5 MH-60S, 4 MH-53EATH: Anchored IVO BiloxiVDQ: Anchored IVO Biloxi

MCMs: Safety fairways

IWO: LGEN Honore, RDML Kilkenny & RDML Bookert onboard4 MH-60S, 4 MH-53TOR: Inport, logistical/hotel servicesSHR: Providing logistical/hotel servicesPOL: Providing critical fuel to FEMA/HA-DRALG: Inport NOLAPIL: Inport NOLA, warehouse, water, fuel, showers and C2 for 82nd AirborneECT: Inport NOLA –berthing for NOPDSEN: Inport NOLA – berthing for NOFD

COM: Inport PGoulaBayou Casotte

AMSWBI

1Lt Martin: Inport MobileGRA: Salvage Ops IVO Mobile.

ALT: Inport GalvestonFAL: Enroute to Galveston ENG casualty

HST

PXT: RAS w/WBI.WBI: HA/DA ops IVO Biloxi. BPT redeploy. RAS w/PXT.AMS: MC, departing JOA.

PAP

TRT: Enroute JOA.

GLD, DEF, SCO, PIO

PXT

SWT

VDQATHBAT

HST: Continue HA/DR Ops IVO CVOA1. BPT redeploy4 SH-60B, 11 SH-60F/H

SWT: Enroute NOLA

USN CONTRIBUTION

• 24 SHIPS

• 48 USN HELOS

• 1553 RESCUES

• 8078 EVACUEES

• 155 MEDEVACS

• 2M TONS FOOD/WATER

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The Reason for Our Success…

...Our People