US Africa Command JUDICIOUS RESPONSE 10-2 Staff Training Event The overall classification of this briefing is UNCLASSIFIED 1 Welcome Aboard August 2010

Opening Remarks Colonel John Oliver, USAF 2 US Africa Command JUDICIOUS RESPONSE 10-2 Staff Training Event

US Africa Command JUDICIOUS RESPONSE 10-2 Staff Training Event The overall classification of this briefing is UNCLASSIFIED 3 Staff Training Event Overview George Greenleaf

UNCLASSIFIED JR 10-2 FCM TTX Overview TTX Purpose: Familiarize HQ AFRICOM Staff with processes related to supporting Foreign Consequence Management (FCM) operations from a “whole of US Government approach” in support of Host Nation (HN) Why:Key element of the JR 10/11 series What:JR 10-2 FCM Table-Top Exercise Who:AFRICOM HQ Staff Where:Kelley and Patch Barracks When:02 – 06 August 2010

UNCLASSIFIED Exercise Objectives Improve AFRICOM’s ability to plan and conduct FCM support operations in support of the Department of State and the affected HN Understand USG/DoD roles, authorities and processes associated with conducting FCM and HA/DR operations Understand AFRICOM and potential component staff responsibilities in response to an FCM event Identify DoD, other USG, IO, and NGO activities that contribute to the overall FCM mission Identify government, non-government activities and military operations to achieve FCM “unity of effort” Objectives “validated” by JR 10-1 SLS results.

UNCLASSIFIED Key SLS Take-Away “Before we move out, we must reach out!” GEN Kip FEB 2010 AFRICOM SLS

UNCLASSIFIED Key Elements of JR 10-2 JR 10-2 is an AFRICOM staff wide training event -Not a “purely” crisis action planning training event JR 10-2 structured in a “war game” format to expose the staff to a wide range of CM/FCM planning and operational considerations -Format allows for an examination/self-critique of how the staff is organized, trained, and equipped to deal with FCM operations JR 10-2 designed to “bin” the staff in to key “syndicates” -Syndicates allow discovery of roles and responsibilities over the range of FCM planning considerations and support operations  Syndicates may explore planning “excursions” to look at wide variety of support options

UNCLASSIFIED Today’s Schedule 0800 – 0900Check-in 0900 – 1915Welcome (Col. Oliver) 0915 – 0930JR 10-2 Overview (Mr. George Greenleaf) 0930 – 1015Department of State FCM Overview (Mr. Brian Lewis, DOS) 1015 – 1045Office of the Secretary of Defense FCM Policy (Ms. Laura Gross) 1045 – 1100Break 1100 – 1130FCM Legal Authorities (LCDR Wayne Dwyer, AFRICOM) 1130 – 1230AFRICOM FCM Plan Overview (Ms. Amy Ehmann, AFRICOM Plans) 1200 – 1300Lunch 1300 – 1330OPCENTER Crisis Response Overview (LtCol Kyon Yi, AFRICOM) 1330 – 1400HA/DR: USAID Overview (CAPT Joe Hughart, USAID/OFDA) 1400 – 1500DTRA 101 & Decision Support Tool Overview (Maj Tim Morgan, DTRA) 1500 – 1515Break 1515 – 1545 USCG OCONUS Hazard Response (CAPT Mark Huebschman, USCG) 1545 – 1615NAVAF Component Overview (CDR Karen Osmak, NAVAF) 1615 – 1645 CJTF-HOA Component Overview (LTC Mona Jibril – CJTF_HOA) 1645 – 1715 TTX Format and Execution Format (Mr. George Greenleaf) 1715 – 1730Closeout Day One (Mr. George Greenleaf)

UNCLASSIFIED Any Questions