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Virginia Defense Force National Guard Civilian Support (NGCS) Welcome the class, introduce yourself; give them a safety briefing as to exits, breaks and keeping sidebar conversations to a minimum. Ask them to mute their cell phones.

UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO/RELCAN Terminology Strike Team is a capability, composed of more than one resource, with common communications operating under organic C2 with direct supervision of a Strike Team Leader. Single Resource is an individual, a piece of equipment and its personnel complement, or a crew or team of individuals, at the lowest functional level, with an identified supervisor. FEMA: A Task Force is a combination of mixed resources with common communications operating under the direct supervision of a Task Force Leader. C-7-2 UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO/RELCAN

NGCS Operations & VDF VDF Supports VaNG Time is always in short supply WARNOs and OPORDS come from JOC Typically issued directly JOC generates order VDF receives VDF notifies personnel JOC orders are issued to VDF members As you all know, during real-world DSCA operations, we support the VaNG/DMA. The orders used for the initial phase of operations, we, the VDF, will follow JOC generated Orders. In other words, during the initial recall and deployment of VDF personnel for DSCA missions, Orders from the JOC will be issued, used and followed. DIV will not generate a VDF specific WARNO or OPORD early on. This can potentially change depending on what phase we are in and what level you are working at. Now let’s look at Warning Orders.

State Active Duty Cycle Declaration of Emergency JOC WARNO to VDF via ESF 16 DIV WARNO to REGTs asking for available Resources SAD notification from JOC to VDF Execute order from DIV G3 to Regts Teams report to armories for predeployment including issuance of orders Teams deploy as assigned Teams are released and redeploy Regts report closure of teams to home station armory

Section II NGCS Capabilities > 12 hour muster

NGCS Capabilities Index Appendix 7 (DSCA Response Package Playbook) to Annex C (Operations) to TY12 Standing DSCA EXORD NGCS Capabilities Index CAPABILITY ACRONYM PAGE Command & Control (C2) ESF-16 Augmentation Resource ESFAR C-7-15 Incident Awareness and Assessment Strike Team IAAST C-7-16 Virginia EOC Support Strike Team VEOCST C-7-17 C-7-6

ESF-16 AUGMENTATION RESOURCE (ESFAR) CAPABILITY: Monitor, review and distribute resource requests through WEB EOC Provide situational awareness of VERT priorities, operations and information requirements Provide Subject Matter Expertise to VERT leadership regarding military capabilities and resources Represent the operational interests of DMA ISO of emergency response through liaison with support requestors Provide executive level feedback to JFHQ-VA Command Group for emergency response operations TIME STANDARDS: Muster: OIC report within 4 hours of notification. Remaining staff report within 12 hours. Deploy: 12 hours TYPE STANDARDS: Military: Squad NIMS Type: Single Resource RESOURCES : 1 x O5 OIC (Air) 1 x O3/4 Operations Officer (Air) 1 x E6/7 Operations NCOIC (Air) 2 x E4/6 WEB EOC Manager (Air/VDF) 1 x W3 to O4 Communications OIC (VDF) 2 x E5 to WO1 TACPAK Operator/Journal (VDF) 1 x TACPAK * Personnel count established to cover 24 hour operations COMMUNICATIONS: P: E-Mail A: Landline C: SAD Cell Phone E: Iridium SAT Phone Total PAX: 8 TACPAK, $131.86/day C-7-7

VIRGINIA EOC SUPPORT STRIKE TEAM (VEOCST) CAPABILITY: Provide LNO in VEOC Provide Mission Tracking to VDEM Provide Resource Liaison TIME STANDARDS: Muster: 12 hours Deploy: 14 hours TYPE STANDARDS: Military: Team NIMS Type: Single Resource RESOURCES: 1x O-2 through O-4 (OIC) 1 x WO1 through WO4 (Resource Liaison) 1 x E-3 through E-7 (Resource Liaison) 1 x WO1 through WO4 (Mission Tracking Lead) 1 x E-3 through E-7 in Mission Tracking COMMUNICATIONS: P: E-Mail A: Landline C: SAD Cell Phone E: HF Radio Total PAX: 5 C-7-8

Section III Internal Support Capabilities Support to DMA Response Forces

Internal Support Capabilities Index Appendix 7 (DSCA Response Package Playbook) to Annex C (Operations) to TY12 Standing DSCA EXORD Internal Support Capabilities Index CAPABILITY ACRONYM PAGE Communications Mobile Communication Platform Resource MCPR C-7-46 Incident Management Assistance Resource IMAR C-7-47 State Agencies Radio System (STARS) Resource STARSR C-7-48 HF Radio Resource HFRR C-7-49 NOTE: Only reportable capabilities are listed. All capabilities included in this playbook may be utilized for Internal DMA Support. C-7-10

VDF JOC AUGMENTATION RESOURCE (VDFJAR) CAPABILITY: Command and Control of VDF forces Coordination of tasking from JEOC to VDF Division G3 Be prepared to provide support to DMA staff as required STARS, HF Radio, TAC PAK operations TIME STANDARDS: Muster: 12 hours Deploy: 12 hours TYPE STANDARDS: Military: Team NIMS Type: Strike Team RESOURCES: 1 x O6 OIC 1 x W01-W05 Deputy OIC 6 x Communications Personnel COMMUNICATIONS: P: A: C: E: Total PAX: 8 VDF JOC AUGMENTATION STRIKE TEAM (VDFJAR) C-7-11

MOBILE COMMUNICATION PLATFORM RESOURCE (MCPR) CAPABILITY: Establish communication links required for Force Packages Communication with JTF/JEOC /VEOC for tasking needs and mission status Capable of stand alone operations for 72 hours Provide ground to air communications as required TIME STANDARDS: Muster: 12 hours Deploy: 14 hours TYPE STANDARDS: Military: Team NIMS Type: Strike Team COMPONENTS: 1 x WO (OIC) 1 X E-6/E-7 (NCOIC, Operator) 3 x E-4/E-6 (Operators) 2 x E-4/E-6 (Drivers/Security/Operator) 1 x 4 X 4 Heavy Duty Vehicle w/radio 1 x 25 Ft enclosed self-contained HF/VHF, communications trailer with on-board generator 1 x SAD Cell phone 1 x TAC PAK 1 x STARS Handheld radio COMMUNICATIONS: P: A: C: E: Total PAX: 7 MOBILE COMMUNICATION PLATFORM STRIKE TEAM (MCPR) FEMA (8805), Truck, Pickup 1¾ ton, $30/hour C-7-12

INCIDENT MANAGEMENT ASSISTANCE RESOURCE (IMAR) CAPABILITY: Provide communications assistance to deployed elements as directed TIME STANDARDS: Muster: 12 hours Deploy: 14 hours TYPE STANDARDS: Military: Team NIMS Type: Single Resource COMPONENTS: 1 x O1-03 or WO1-WO4 (OIC) 2 x E3-E6 (Comms) 1 x SAD Cell Phone 1 x TAC PAK 1 x STARS handheld Radio COMMUNICATIONS: P: E-Mail A: SAD Cell Phone C: STARS Radio E: Total PAX: 3 C-7-13

STATE AGENCIES RADIO SYSTEM RESOURCE (STARSR) CAPABILITY: STARS team to support to DMA console sites , or Base Stations, when requested TIME STANDARDS: Muster: 12 hours Deploy: 14 hours TYPE STANDARDS: Military: Team NIMS Type: Single Resource COMPONENTS: 1 x 01-04 or WO1-WO4 (OIC) 2 x E-3/E-6 (Console operators) COMMUNICATIONS: P: STARS Radio A: Landline C: SAD Cell Phone E: E-Mail Total PAX: 3 STATE AGENCIES RADIO SYSTEM STRIKE TEAM (STARSR) C-7-14

HF RADIO RESOURCE (HFRR) CAPABILITY: Receive and transmit reports to/from JEOC/JTF Keep Armory OIC/NCOIC updated on situation Provide HF radio communications TIME STANDARDS: Muster: 12 hours Deploy: 14 hours TYPE STANDARDS: Military: Team NIMS Type: Single Resource COMPONENTS: 1 x O1-03 or WO1-WO4 (OIC) 2 x E-3/E-6 (Communication) 1 x HF Radio System w/ NVAS 1 x SAD Cell Phone COMMUNICATIONS: P: HF Radio A: Landline C: E-Mail E: SAD Cell Phone Total PAX: 3 C-7-15

Other Resources Index (cont) Appendix 7 (DSCA Response Package Playbook) to Annex C (Operations) to TY12 Standing DSCA EXORD Other Resources Index (cont) CAPABILITY ACRONYM PAGE Security Security Resource SECR C-7-82 MP Security Resource MPSR C-7-83 Dismounted Security Resource DSR C-7-84 Less Than Lethal Instructor Resource LTLIR C-7-85 VDF Access Control Resource VDFACR C-7-86 Other VDF Legal Resource VDFLR C-7-93 Chaplain Resource CHR C-7-94 Tactical Weather Resource TWR C-7-95 NOTE: The resources listed above are not reportable as assigned capabilities. C-7-16

VDF ACCESS CONTROL RESOURCE (VDFACR) CAPABILITY: Assist with RC and DMA facility access security TIME STANDARDS: Muster: 12 hours Deploy: 14 hours TYPE STANDARDS: Military: Team NIMS Type: Single Resource COMPONENTS: 1 x OIC 1 x NCOIC 3 x Enlisted COMMUNICATIONS: P: A: C: E: Total PAX: 5 C-7-17

VDF LEGAL RESOURCE (VDFLR) CAPABILITY: Provide Legal Support to DMA TIME STANDARDS: Muster: 12 hours (2 hour recall) Deploy: 14 hours TYPE STANDARDS: Military: Team NIMS Type: Single Resource COMPONENTS: 2 x Lawyer/Paralegal COMMUNICATIONS: P: A: C: E: Total PAX: 2 C-7-18

CHAPLAIN RESOURCE (CHR) CAPABILITY: Provide counseling services to civilians, first responders and DMA assets. TIME STANDARDS: Muster: 12 hours (2 hour recall) Deploy: 14 hours TYPE STANDARDS: Military: Team NIMS Type: Single Resource COMPONENTS: 1 x Chaplain 1 x Chaplain Assistant No organic vehicle. Transportation support required. COMMUNICATIONS: P: SAD Cell Phone A: Landline C: E: Total PAX: 2 C-7-19

Capability Assignment Summary PAX Count Roll-Up Tier 1 NGCS Capabilities Internal Support Total (670) (3040) (1270) (4980)

Support Capabilities Internal Support Capability TOTAL NGCS Capability Tab A (DSCA Capability Assignments) to Appendix 7 (DSCA Playbook) to Annex C (Operations) to OPORD 13-015 Support Capabilities NGCS Capability Acronym VDF Virginia EOC Support Strike Team VEOCST 1 (5) ESF-16 Augmentation Resource ESFAR 1 (4)*   TOTAL 2 (9) * There is only one ESF-16 Augmentation Resource assigned, which consists of personnel provided by both JFHQ Air and VDF. Internal Support Capability Acronym Required VDF Mobile Communication Platform Resource MCPR 4 4 (28) Incident Management Assistance Resource IMAR 20 20 (60) STARS Resource STARSR 4 (12) Staff Augmentation Resource SAR 2 2 (18) VDF JOC Augmentation Resource VDFJAR 1 1 (8) HF Radio Resource HFRR 10 10 (30)   TOTAL 41 41 (156) C-7-A-21