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CSF Current Ops

RFAs (Req/Filled)

CSG-I CSF(CCC) TOTAL1120 / 1116 28 / 26 1148 /

1142 Prioritized Categories of Support

1. Food, Water and Medical Care

2. Locate DPs and Assess Relief Requirements

3. Engineering Assessment of Critical Infrastructure

4. Emergency Repair of Critical Infrastructure

Host Nation Priorities (Banda Aceh)

Shelter for IDPs (20-40 person tents)

Baby products/food

Indonesian food (Rice, dried/salted fish, canned goods, cooking oil, sugar)

Hospital supplies (including tetanus/measles vaccine)

USAID/OFDA Focus of Effort

Assist displaced person in formal and informal camps

Support local authorities in establishing centers IAW Sphere Standards

Provide HA to isolated nationals

Top Issues

Reduction of Footprint Ashore

Continued HADR Support

Transition Planning

CSG Indonesia

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CSF Current Ops

RFAs (Req/Filled)

CSG SL ON GOING

109 / 93 8

Prioritized Categories of Support

1. Engineering spt

2. Distribution

3. Medical assistance

Host Nation Priorities

Sri Lanka

Transportation

Water and sanitation

Waste disposal

Maldives

Distribution of relief supplies among atolls

Eng spt – debris removal, water prod

USAID/OFDA Focus of Effort

Sri Lanka

Shelter

Economic livelihood generation/recovery

Maldives

Water production

Transpo of relief supplies

Debris removal

Top Issues

Transition planning/execution

• 24 Jan KC 130s depart

• 25 Jan (2) HH-60s depart

Maldives –Complete 29 Jan

Jaffna medical support - Complete 26 Jan

CSG Sri Lanka

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CSG-9 HA/DR Mission Rpts (PIR 1)

Meudhen Village Ruins• 60+ IDPs desperate, hungry,

no shelter, new LZ

Kidd’s LZ• 50 IDPs break lines, push

toward helo, serious need

North Ruben • Chaotic crowd (NFI)

desperate, fight over food, hang on helo

MEULABOH

CALANG

BANDA ACEH

24 Jan 05

Indonesia

Assessment: Overall situation rapidly moving from crisis to recovery. Remaining requirements for emergency assistance most prevalent in isolated/inaccessible areas.

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ManggengManggeng

TapaktuanTapaktuan

SusohSusoh

N Sumatra IDP/Health Hazard StatusN Sumatra IDP/Health Hazard Status

LhongaLhonga

AcehAceh

Lho KruetLho KruetIDP CampIDP CampDiarrheaDiarrhea

Banda Banda AcehAceh

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TakengonTakengon

MedanMedan

Sumatera Sumatera UtaraUtara

Kreung Kreung SabeSabe

IDP CampIDP CampMalariaMalaria

LamnoLamnoIDP CampIDP Camp

Diarrhea, Acute Diarrhea, Acute Respiratory, Respiratory, Skin LesionsSkin Lesions

Keude Teunom/ JayaKeude Teunom/ JayaIDP CampsIDP Camps

Tetanus, TB, Malaria, Tetanus, TB, Malaria, Diarrhea U/I Sickness, Diarrhea U/I Sickness,

Request MedevacsRequest Medevacs

POL Environmental POL Environmental ContaminationContamination

SigliSigliIDP CampsIDP Camps

TetanusTetanus

SabangSabang

LamnoLamno

SimpangSimpang TigaTiga

BireuenBireuen

Lho KruetLho Kruet

CalangCalang

Keude TeunomKeude Teunom

JayaJaya

20,000+ IDPs

5,000-19,999 IDPs

1,000-4,999 IDPs

500-999 IDPs

100-499 IDPs

<100 IDPs or ?

20,000+ IDPs

5,000-19,999 IDPs

1,000-4,999 IDPs

500-999 IDPs

100-499 IDPs

<100 IDPs or ?

Dead:Dead: 173,981 173,981Source: GOI HM, 23 JanSource: GOI HM, 23 Jan

Missing: 12,070Missing: 12,070Displaced: Displaced: 555,156555,156Source: GOI MSA, 21 JanSource: GOI MSA, 21 Jan

MeulabohMeulabohIDP CampsIDP Camps

TetanusTetanusCholeraCholera

MeulabohMeulaboh

Banda AcehBanda AcehIDP CampsIDP Camps

TetanusTetanusMalariaMalariaMeaslesMeasles

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Priority of C2 Intelligence Effort:• Confirmation/change of IDP camp locations

• Priority of need: isolated/inaccessible sites/camps

• I&W of disease/medical/toxic threats to victims, CSF personnel• Confirmation/change in infrastructure support HA/DR ops• I&W of imminent/developing force protection threat

Imagery Collection Objectives:• 24 Jan: Stand-down• 25 Jan: Confirm status of IDP camps• 26 Jan: Stand-down

Production capability focus: • All-source intelligence exploitation, production• Hard-copy map/imagery products

C2 Focus of Effort

24 Jan 05

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Utapao INTL 2 x P-3 AIP

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USS LINCOLN CSG-9SEVAR

16 x M/SH-60

National IMINT

Commercial IMINT

ColomboColomboColomboColombo

Banda AcehBanda AcehBanda AcehBanda Aceh

PhuketPhuketPhuketPhuket

USS FT. MCHENRY

SEVAR 3 x CH-46

USS ESSEXSEVAR

5 x CH-46 4 x MH-53 4 x MH-60

CSF-536 Collections Assets(24 Jan 05)

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• Current– MV Lummus and MV Bonnyman operations ISO

Maldives ongoing– CSG-SL moving engineering equip back to Colombo via

Sri Lankan LCM and contracted tractor trailers– Onward mvt of 3d MarDiv (40 pax) from Utapao to

CSG-I/SPMAGTF– CSG-I/SPMAGTF coord w/TNI for ops vic Meulaboh – CSF Mercy CONOPS released to PACOM – Posture Statement additions

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• Next 96– Transition planning ISO CSG-SL, CSG-I, CCC and UNJLC

ongoing– Remainder of B-1/11 redeploys to Okinawa on 25 Jan– CSF plan ref PACOM PLANORD for potential out-chop

of ALCSG-9 NLT 31 Jan to PACOM on 25 Jan– Drafting CSG-SL disestablishment msg– CSG-SL medical team in Jaffna redeploys to Colombo

on 26 Jan– 2 x KC-130 ISO CSG-SL redeploy 24 Jan– 2 x HH-60 helicopters iso CSG-SL redeploy 26 and 30

Jan to Kadena via C-5, redeployment of all 6 x HH-60 iso CSG-SL complete after 30 Jan mvt

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• Issues– No RFAs for use of USNS Mercy

• Ambassador’s position is Mercy is not required– However the Embassy will not say no

• WHO position is the Mercy is not required • CSG-I will continue to work with Embassy to

determine a mission for USNS Mercy

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• Currently:

– Resolution of residual supplies afloat

– JASDF C-130 parts via ACSA – 2 ship option IRT retrograde

– Resolution of Mexican HA/DR supplies

• Next 24-48 hrs:

– Visibility of NAVAID for Maldives

– Continue coordination of retrograde requirements

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• Current Accomplishments– CSF has flown 2345 HA/DR sorties and

delivered 3238 tons of food, water, and equipment to those in need

• Next 96 Hours– Continue TALCE draw down (Medan next)– Jakarta when approved

• Issues– None

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AFFOR / 374 AEW

Delivered 219,700 pounds of food (HEB’s, rice, produce), water, medical/hygiene supplies, clothing, and temporary housing materials in humanitarian aid

Transported 41 passengers

2 x HH-60 helicopters ISO CSG-SL redeploy 24 and 30 Jan

TALCE draw-down in Bangladesh, Bangkok, and Singapore complete; Medan within next 96 hours

Total Flight Hours: 2377Total Cargo (Lbs): 4,090,450 Total Passengers: 2720

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INDIA

PHILIPPINES

Diego Garcia

Medan

Jakarta

B-AcehMale

Phuket

U-Tapao

ColomboMALDIVES

SRI LANKA

AUSTRALIA

SINGAPORE

INDONESIA

MALAYSIA

Darwin

THAILAND

Butterworth

Sumatra

Mu’boh

NAVFOR Capabilities

CSG-91 CVN1 CG2 DDG1 AOE16 x H-604 x C-2

USS Essex 4 x MH-53 4 x MH-60 5 x CH-46 2 x LCU

USS Ft McHenry 3 x CH-46 3 x LCAC

CTF 73T-AFS x 2T-AO HSVTAGS4 x H60

P3 x 2

MPSMPS x 2