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Family Program Conference Domestic Operations Update

BG Scott D. LegwoldDirector – Joint Staff

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• Personnel– 2,222 Air Force– 7,961 Army– 10,138 Total

• Facilities– 69 Armories– 11 Maintenance

Shops (Army)– 2 Army Aviation

Support Facilities– 4 Air Force

Installations

HAYWARDArmoryFMS 12

NEW RICHMONDArmory

RIVER FALLSArmory

MEDFORDArmory

MERRILLArmory

ANTIGOArmory

MARINETTEArmory

GREEN BAYArmory

TWO RIVERSArmory

PLYMOUTHArmory

CLINTONVILLEArmory

KENOSHAArmoryFMS 6

RACINEArmory

OAK CREEKArmory

BELOITArmory

MONROEArmory

ELKHORNArmory

RICHLAND CENTERArmory

PLATTEVILLEArmory

PRAIRIE DU CHIENArmory

ONALASKAArmory

ARCADIAArmory

WEST BENDAASF 1

MILWAUKEEArmoryFMS 3

SUSSEXArmoryFMS 5

VIROQUAArmory

RHINELANDERArmory

TOMAHAWKArmory

WHITEWATER

ArmoryFMS 8

OCONOMOWOCArmory

WAUKESHAArmory

BURLINGTONArmory

WATERTOWNArmory

REEDSBURGArmory

BARABOOArmory

HARTFORDArmory

PORTAGEArmory

WAUPUNArmory

MAUSTONArmory

RIPONArmory

JANESVILLEArmory

SPARTAArmory

CAMP DOUGLASUSPFO

CSMS & FMS 1

WISCONSIN RAPIDSArmoryFMS 14

BLACK RIVER FALLSArmory

TOMAHArmoryFT McCOY

WMAMATES

NEILLSVILLEArmory

EAU CLAIREArmoryFMS 7

CHIPPEWA FALLSArmory ABBOTSFORD

Armory

STEVENS POINTArmory

OSHKOSHArmoryFMS 10BERLIN

Armory

WAUPACAArmory

APPLETONArmory

FOND DU LACArmory

MOSINEEArmory

WAUSAUArmoryFMS 13

MENOMONIEArmory

RICE LAKEArmory

SPOONERArmory

ASHLANDArmory

SUPERIORArmory

MADISONFMS 9

AASF 2Bldg 901

STARC & TAGOAviation Armory Wright St. Armory

FT ATKINSONArmory

MARSHFIELDArmory

~2,200 Full Time

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9 to 24Months

48 to 60 Months

3 to 24Months

Homeland Defense

50%

Homeland Security

25%

Mobilized & Deployed Forces

• Dual State / Federal Force

• Federal: Defend the U.S.

• State: Protect life and property

• Domestic Mission: On order of the Governor of Wisconsin, National Guard forces ordered to State Active Duty perform domestic operations in support of civil authorities.

Pre- Mobilization Training

25%

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• Capability: Joint Operations Center (JOC)

• Mission: The Wisconsin JOC serves as the focal point for Wisconsin National Guard (WING) domestic operations by:

– Maintaining situational awareness via Common Operational Picture (COP),

– Serving as a centralized communications and coordination node, and

– Providing a command and control platform for contingency response

operations.

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• Capability: 54th Civil Support Team (CST)

• Mission: Support civil authorities at a domestic Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, or high Explosives (CBRNE) incident site by:

– Identifying CBRNE agents / substances,

– Assessing current and projected consequences

– Advising on response measures, and

– Assisting with appropriate

requests for support.

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Multiple CST Operations:

• Dalai Lama Visit (18 to 25 JUL 08)

• Harley-Davison 105th Anniversary (27 to 31 AUG 08)

• Republican National Convention (01 to 04 SEP 08)

• Presidential Campaign Support (15 OCT 08)

• USS Freedom Commissioning (07 to 08 NOV 08 )

• 32d IBCT Send Off (17 FEB 09)

• Columbus Chemical Industries Fire (11 MAY 09)

• POTUS Visit (4 NOV 09)

• LaCrosse Response (1 MAR 10)

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• Capability: UH-60 (Blackhawk)

• Mission: To provide a rapid aviation response to assist civil authorities in movement of personnel, damage assessment, search and rescue, and delivery of supplies during the response and recovery phase.

– Lift (personnel and supplies)

– Aerial Search and Rescue

– AERO-MEDEVAC

– Reconnaissance and assessment

– Fire Suppression

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• Capability: RC-26B Aircraft

• Mission: Provide Incident Awareness and Assessment (IAA):

– Fairchild SA-227 Metro 23; pressurized Twin Engine Turboprop

– 1200 NM Range

– 4 to 5 Hour Endurance

– Pilot, Co-pilot and Mission System Operator (MSO)

– Live Full-Motion Video (LFMV) downlink

– Can be transmitted to JFHQ-WI and displayed in JOC or to forward located elements

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• 09 SEP 08 to 19 SEP 08

• Provided via EMAC:

– 35 personnel

– 1 x RC-26B Aircraft

– 2 x UH-60 ‘Blackhawk’ Aircraft

– 3 x UH-1 ‘Huey’ Aircraft

• Conducted Search and Rescue (SAR) and Incident Awareness and Assessment (IAA) operations

Operation Southern Comfort(Hurricanes Ike & Gustov Response)

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• 27 MAR 09 to 24 APR 09

• Provided via FEMA MA and EMAC:

– 20 personnel

– 3 x UH-60 ‘Blackhawk’ Aircraft

• Conducted assessment flights, MEDEVAC support, personnel movement and the capability to operate using night vision.

Operation Fargo(North Dakota Flooding)

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• Capability: 115th Explosive Ordnance Disposal (115th EOD)

• Mission: Detect, identify, evaluate, render-safe, and dispose of foreign and domestic conventional, nuclear, biological and chemical unexploded ordnance (UXO) and improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

– Respond to military aircraft emergencies/crash recoveries

– Assist local agencies in situations involving military ordnance

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Multiple EOD Responses:

• Oshkosh, WI (09 JAN 09)

– Hand Grenades

• Mequon, WI (23 MAR 09)

– 57mm Projectiles (anti-tank)

• Baraboo, WI (13 JUN 09)

– 10 inch Cannonballs / 81 mm mortar

• LaCrosse, WI (31 AUG 09)

– JATO bottles

• Ft. McCoy, WI (13 OCT 09)

– 155mm Projectile (artillery)

• Ft. McCoy, WI (09 NOV 09)

– 155mm Projectile (artillery)

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• 05 JUN 08 to 21 JUL 08

• Executed over 70 Missions:

– 26 Incident Aerial Assessment (IAA) missions

– 3 Evacuation missions

– 11 Security missions

– 13 Logistical Support Missions

– 7 Debris Removal missions

– 7 Engineer Support missions

– 3 Water Pumping missions

– 1 Power Generation mission

• Over 300 personnel participated

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• 05 FEB 09 to 12 FEB 09

• Provided via EMAC:

– 51 pesonnel

– 12 x Dump Trucks

– 5 x Loaders

– Associated support vehicles and equipment

• Conducted debris removal operations in Dixon, KY

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• Capability: National Guard Reaction Force (NGRF)

• Mission: The WING organizes and maintains an NGRF to support domestic operations in both WI and CONUS to ensure both the Governor of Wisconsin and Commander, USNORTHCOM have a flexible all-hazards response force.

– Ready Reaction Force (RRF): 125 personnel ready to deploy from a designated location within 4 hours

– Follow-on Force: 375 personnel ready to deploy from a designated location within 24 hours

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SPP Senior Leader Visit: 1-4 DEC 2009

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Peace Square: Monument to the Disarmament of Nicaragua

• 1994: Peace agreement signed by President Violeta Chamorro ending an uprising of violence •A weapons buy-back campaign collected thousands of arms from former Contras

•Weapons were destroyed and placed in concrete at a park in Managua

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Peace Square: Monument to the Disarmament of Nicaragua

Small ArmsNicaragu

aHondura

s TotalHeavy Machine Guns 14,408 512

14,290

Mortars 2 2 4Grenade Launchers 106 28 134Grenades 1,182 83 1,265Mines 740 570 1,310Missiles 134 4 138

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Peace Square: Monument to the Disarmament of Nicaragua

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2727

2828

2929

3030

UCS

GATOR

ADVON OPS

MEDSURVEY

54th CST – Vehicles / Equipment

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NGRF Non-Lethal Capabilities

X26 Taser Data Download Unit 6

Mk-9 Disperser Pouches 6

Mk-4 Disperser Pouches 24

X26 Taser Holster 10

Ballistic Shin Guards 3

Ballistic Body Shield 1

Ballistic Face Shield 1

Non-Ballistic Riot Shin Guards 30

Non-Ballistic Riot Body Shield 15

Non-Ballistic Riot Face Shield 30

Protective Equipment

Taser 21’ Simulation Cartridge 100

Taser Demo Cartridge Training 2

Mk-9 Inert Training Dispenser 15

Mk-4 Inert Training Dispenser 15

Flex Cuff Training Devices 30

Training Batons 10

Strike Pads 10

Riot Control Suit (FIST) 1

Training Devices

QUADCON Container 1

Enhancement DevicesMk-9 OC Dispersers 6

Mk-4 OC Dispersers 24

Oleoresin Capsicum Dispersers

Taser 25’ cartridge 450

X26 Taser 10

Family of Electronic Stun Devices

Flex Cuff Cutters 6

Flex Cuffs 300

Family of Restraint Systems

Riot Control Baton 30

Counter Personnel