1. Operation RESTORE GRIFFON
Commander’s Update Brief
08 June 2016
This brief is
UNCLASSIFIED REL TO
COALITION
// EXERCISE ONLY
D-Day: D-1
Phase I
FRAGOs Issued: 1
MITAMs Received: 2

2. Agenda Executive Summary Legal Weather EXWDC Intel MNMCC Personnel
Logistics
Medical
Communications
OPT
Public Affairs
Legal
EXWDC
MNMCC
CTF 178
CTG 17
CTG 18
CTG 19
NCAGS
Commander’s Comments

3. Daily Quad slide to CCTF PHOTO PICTURE ABOUT ACTIVITY
Commander Escort Flotilla 3
Daily Quad slide to CCTF
Last 24 Hours
08JUL CTG 17/19 Completed movement of CTG 18 ADVON to Oyster Bay
PHOTO PICTURE ABOUT ACTIVITY
Focus Areas/Priorities
Moving HADR personnel from Pearl Harbor to Oyster Bay
Issues/Concerns
NSTR
Most Dangerous EVT Next 24 Hours
Movement of ADVON via CTG 17
Next 24 Hours
09JUL HADR ADVON leaves Pearl Harbor going to Oyster Bay
09JUL CTG 18 Conduct Port Opening in Oyster Bay
10JUL HADR Main body leaves Pearl Harbor going to Oyster Bay

4. ** All times are local HST **
5 day
Clear
Pearl Harbor Forecast
Partly Cloudy
Mostly Cloudy
Synoptic Situation:
The Pacific High which is centered far north of the islands continues to dominate the OPAREA with moderate easterly trade winds and isolated showers over next few days.
Rain / Rainshowers
Thunderstorms
Local Warnings: NONE.
Clear
Partly Cloudy
Solar/Lunar Data:
08 JUL 2016
Sunrise / Sunset
Moonrise / Moonset
Illumination %
0556 / 1918
1003 / 2244
18%
** All times are local HST **
Mostly Cloudy
High: 1640L
2.3FT
Low: 2353L
0.2FT
Rain / Rainshowers
Friday, 08 July
Saturday, 09 July
Sunday, 10 July
Monday, 11 July
Tuesday, 12 July
Thunderstorms
Partly Cloudy
Winds:
ENE 13-18kts ( mps)
Vis:
Unrestricted (12.9km), reducing 4-6nm ( km) in isolated showers
High: 89°F / 32°C
Low: 74°F / 23°C
Partly to Mostly Cloudy
Winds:
ENE 13-18kts ( mps)
Vis:
Unrestricted (12.9km), reducing 4-6nm ( km) in isolated showers
High: 88°F / 31°C
Low: 74°F / 23°C
Partly to Mostly Cloudy
Winds:
ENE 08-13kts ( mps)
Vis:
Unrestricted (12.9km), reducing 4-6nm ( km) in isolated showers
High: 88°F / 31°C
Low: 74°F / 23°C
Partly to Mostly Cloudy
Winds:
ENE 08-13kts ( mps)
Vis:
Unrestricted (12.9km)
High: 88°F / 31°C
Low: 74°F / 23°C
Partly to Mostly Cloudy
Winds:
ENE 08-13kts ( mps)
Vis:
Unrestricted (12.9km)
High: 88°F / 31°C
Low: 74°F / 23°C
Cloudy
Fog
Rain
Windy
Divide

5. 08 JULY 2016 0800L – Griffon Times Journal
Casualties/Injured
0800L – Griffon Times Journal
Thousands arriving at Red Cross Camps
0840L – Update of Oyster Bay Damage
Multiple vessels broken away from moorings
Vessels blockings Channel and fouling piers
1000L – GRoG released updated damage report
2,748 dead
7,320 injured
24,800 homes destroyed, 74,968 damaged
Cell phone is still degraded
1100L – UN OCHA Report
Hospitals overcrowding
Sewage treatment plants badly damaged
Oil pipeline break at port
1500L – Red Cross/ Red Crescent Update
50 additional volunteers = 200 total
5000 family kits distributed
4 ambulances available
Injured
Dead
Buildings Destroyed/Damaged
Damaged
Destroyed

6. HANAKAWA AIRPORT Access to Hanakawa is not possible via land.
The runway is heavily damaged and unusable.  
There is approximately 2,500m of ramp available for only helicopters.  
The control tower is not operational, controllers are not available.
The airport authority of Griffon is requesting assistance from the coalition military.

7. 8 July 2016 GOVERNMENT OF GRIFFON DAMAGE REPORT UPDATE
8 July, 2016 (1000 HAST):
Death Toll: 2,748, with several thousand still missing.
Injured: 7,320
Approximately 100,000 people are affected by the earthquake
Destruction of Houses:
24,800 homes and buildings completely destroyed, and 74,968 are badly damaged.
Many roads have been damaged or blocked from landslides, effectively isolating several inland towns located at the base of mountains.
Cell phone coverage is severely degraded in the Lelehana, Waipalamu, and Aawaa areas.
GRIFFON AIRPORT AUTHORITY
The Griffon Airport Authority has declared an immediate requirement to open the airport in Hanakawa.  Since the initial earthquake the village of Hanakawa has been isolated by landslides.  Access to Hanakawa is not possible via land.  The runway is heavily damaged and unusable.  The southern portion of the ramp has been washed away.  There is approximately 2,500m of ramp available for helicopters (see attached imagery).  The control tower is not operational, controllers are not available.
Hanakawa has a population of approximately 10k and there are growing concerns about the mortality rate among children under five and elderly affected by the disaster. There is urgently need for external assistance with food, water, shelter, and medical before mortality among these vulnerable populations spikes. The airport authority of Griffon is requesting assistance from the coalition military.
Humanitarian needs
In the wake of the earthquake that affected Griffon on 4 July 2016 and following initial reporting of extensive damage in the country, the Government of Griffon has requested international assistance to deal with the aftermath of earthquake. The government is currently reporting that needs include:
1. Search and Rescue capacity;
2. Medical teams, supplies and tenting for hospitals, and dead-body bags;
3. Heavy equipment for rubble removal;
4. Helicopters for transport and access to blocked areas;
5. Rehabilitation of key infrastructure (port and airports)
A number of Member States have made offers of support, including the deployment of Military and Civil Defense Assets (MCDA).

8. PERSONNEL (C1) Commander Escort Flotilla 3 Focus Areas/Priorities
Ensuring the JPERSTAT is submitted on time and all information submitted is accurate.
Issues/Concerns
Identifying POCs for mustering personnel of different units/nations.
Keeping track of all the personnel including the Reserve Component who are coming and going.
Vice-CCTF
CTF-178
CTG-17
CTG-18
CTG-19
MNMCC
Japan 47
277 8
USA 34
586
Chile
Canada
Australia
TOTAL 81
863

9. Critical Asset Capabilities Potable Water, Food, Fuel
Commander Escort Flotilla 3
Logistics (C4)
Focus Areas/Priorities
Issues/Concerns
AWAITING PERTINENT INFORMATION VIA CTG17 (CRITICAL ASSETS, WATER, FOOD AND, FUEL
AWAITING PERTINENT INFORMATION VIA CTG 18 (WATER, FOOD, AND FUEL)
Critical Asset Capabilities
Unit
Operability
Assets down
CTF 178
100%
CTG 17
CTG 18
99%
CTU ROV
CTG 19
Potable Water, Food, Fuel
Unit
Water
Food
Fuel
CTF 178
137,612 gal
56 Pallets
962,457 gal
CTG 17
CTG 18
CTG 19
212 CASES
4,930 MRE’s
145 gal

10. VICE-CCTF/HADR COMSTAT 090000ZJUL16
Commander Escort Flotilla 3
Communications (C6)
VICE-CCTF/HADR COMSTAT ZJUL16

11. Medical Commander Escort Flotilla 3 Focus Areas/Priorities
NSTR
Issues/Concerns
NSTR

12. Current Operation (Last 24 Hours) Commanders Concerns/Issues
VCCTF OPT
Current Operation (Last 24 Hours)
VCCTF EXORD
MITAM 001 Harbor survey/clearance
FRAGO 001 (071800ZJUL16)
MITAM 002 Airfield assessment
FRAGO in process
Next 24 hours
Commanders Concerns/Issues
Humanitarian needs
1. Search and Rescue capacity;
2. Medical teams, supplies and tenting for hospitals, and dead-body bags;
3. Heavy equipment for rubble removal;
4. Helicopters for transport and access to blocked areas;
5. Rehabilitation of key infrastructure (port and airports)
A number of Member States have made offers of support, including the deployment of Military and Civil Defense Assets (MCDA).
Only 6 days of Food/Fuel/Water for Griffon in Oyster Bay
ADVON Flight to Oyster Bay

13. Public Affairs Commander Escort Flotilla 3 Focus Areas/Priorities
NSTR
Issues/Concerns
NSTR

14. Legal Commander Escort Flotilla 3 Focus Areas/Priorities
NSTR
Issues/Concerns
NSTR

15. EXWDC Commander Escort Flotilla 3 Focus Areas/Priorities
Issues/Concerns

16. MNMCC No PIC yet Last 24 Hours (Today’s Result)
08 Jul 16
MNMCC
Last 24 Hours (Today’s Result)
ADVON prepare to in fill from Pearl Harbor to Oyster-Bay
MITAM T-101 and 102 has been delivered to CCTF, awaiting feedback
No PIC yet
Focus Areas/Priorities
Preparing to in fill
Issues/Concerns
None
Most Dangerous EVT Next 24 Hours
Next 24 Hours(Tomorow’s Schedule)
ADVON ‘infill’ into Oyster-Bay between 1030 to 1230
Establish MNMCC
Establish contact w/ Civilian Actors

17. PHOTO PICTURE ABOUT ACTIVITY
Commander Escort Flotilla 3
CTF 178
Last 24 Hours (Today’s Result)
XX JUL Completed the following tasks
PHOTO PICTURE ABOUT ACTIVITY
Focus Areas/Priorities
Issues/Concerns
Most Dangerous EVT Next 24 Hours
Next 24 Hours(Tomorow’s Schedule)
XX+1 JUL Continue to conduct the following tasks

18. CTG 17 Commander Escort Flotilla 3 Last 24 Hours
07 JUL Completed the following tasks:
MDSU Coordination
FARP and ATC Operational Validation
Focus Areas/Priorities
MDSU Movement
VCCTF ADVON Movement
Issues/Concerns
PAX escort on Hickham (MDSU)
Cargo on load/off load personnel and equipment
Most Dangerous EVT Next 24 Hours
Hot Fuel Operations
Joint Aviation Operations
Role Player and Aircraft integration
Next 24 Hours
09 JUL Continue to conduct the following tasks:
LSV Slingload
HADR ADVON
Air Logistics Movement (ALM) Planning
320th STS logistical Distribution WAAF/PTA

19. CTG 17 Flight Schedule

20. CTG 18 CONDUCTS ONLOAD OF RAPID LITTORAL SURVEY VEHICLE
CTG JULY SITREP
CTG 18 deploys 22 PAX as ADVON ISO Vice CCTF/HADR tasking to Oyster Bay, Griffon via CTG 17 rotary wing assets
CTU assets supporting as ADVON include:
MDSU ONE (4 PAX)
MDS CO 1-8 (6 PAX)
USN FST (6 PAX)
NZRN LWU (6 PAX)
CTG 18 CONDUCTS ONLOAD OF RAPID LITTORAL SURVEY VEHICLE
CTG 18 is preparing to deploy 64 PAX to Oyster Bay, Griffon NLT 10 July ISO Vice CCTF/HADR tasking. Port opening key tasks:
Harbor / Channel / Pier Survey
Pier Repair
Harbor Clearance
CTG is staged to continue PHASE II Operations and transition to PHASE III Operations in the event priority of effort shifts from HADR support.
CTG 18 ADVON assets conduct hydrographic and structural surveys IVO ALPHA and BRAVO piers within Oyster Bay
UNCLASS//FOUO

21. CTG 19 Commander Escort Flotilla 3 Last 24 Hours
Static load of VOSS on Canadian C-130
Return VOSS to Sand Island
Load MDSU equipment on air transport at Hickam AFB.
Focus Areas/Priorities
MDSU equipment move in support of port opening.
Issues/Concerns
NSTR
Most Dangerous EVT Next 24 Hours
Cargo load and unload on LSV-4.
Next 24 Hours
Unload MDSU equipment from air transport at Ford Island Griffon
CTC transport MDSU equipment to operating location Oyster Bay Griffon
LSV-4 onload at Kaneohe Bay
Advon move to Griffon

22. NCAGS

23. DEPUTY COM

24. COMMANDER

25. Questions