1. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area CF SUPPORT TO MNR 05 APRIL 11

2. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area OUTLINE Background CF Support CONOPS Way Ahead

3. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area CANADIAN FORCES TRANSFORMATION 2006 Cold War Structure -Deterrence -Peacekeeping Focus On Deployed Ops -Afghanistan CANADA FIRST Strategy -Assist Civil Authorities -Respond to Natural Disasters

4. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area POST TRANSFORMATION COMMAND & CONTROL 2006 CANADA COMMAND CEFCOM SOFCOM CANOSCOM Strategic Joint Staff Chief Air Staff Chief Land Staff Chief Maritime Staff

5. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area CANADACOMMAND NATIONAL AOR’s Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area

6. BACKGROUND Informal liaison discussions -RACE(C)/MNR 2007/08/09/10 meetings  SSM, Thunder Bay, Dryden, Sudbury Prior CF support issues -Interoperability, Mission constraints, Equipment -CF Support Con Ops in place for 2008 Fire Season -Needed Improvement TRILLIUM RESPONSE May 2011 -MNR/Army Joint Training Exercise Bon Echo Park

7. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area CF SUPPORT CONOPS CANADA COMMAND OPLAN LYNX -JTFC develop regional support ConOPlan -RACE(C) develop Air Support Annex Standard Request Protocol Maintain Sit Awareness -Lean Forward (Training) -Minimum Response Time

8. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area CONOPS MNR Runs The Show -CF In Support Role MNR Assign Sector(s) & Task(s) CF Pers Under CF Command -CF Pers Released ASAP

9. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area TRILLIUM RESPONSE (TR) 100 Man Immediate Reaction Units(S) -Type II training (2-3 days) -Scaleable (Company(s), Platoon, Section) -Mop Up, Controlled Fire CF to operate as stand alone units Just In Time Training -CFB Petawawa Firefighters (Train the Trainers)  CF Fire School/MNR Standard

10. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area TR CF AIR MISSIONS Vertical Lift (CH-146) -Transport  Personnel, Equip, Supplies -CASEVAC (CH-146, CH-149,) Slinging (CH-146)  Equipment  No Bucket Ops Night Ops (CP-140)  Fire Mapping

11. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area TR CF AIR MISSIONS Air Evac (CC-130)  3500’ Min RWY Length  Fire Fighting Pers, Civilians Ground Operations -“Wetting down” operations -Air Ops Management Pers -Ramp Support Pers -Air coordination support Security Operations -Traffic control

12. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area CH-146 Griffon Able to carry up to 13 people, or 6 stretchers. Top speed of 260 km/h. Range of 660 km. Forward-Looking Infrared system, GPS, Sling

13. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area CH-149 Cormorant Max payload of 5000 kg, or 12 stretchers, and 2 rescue hoists. Top speed of 280 km/h. Range of 1020 km. All eather protection system, titanium reinforced rotors.

14. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area CH-147 Chinook Able to carry 33-55 troops, and operate at altitudes of 18500 ft. Top speed of 315 km/h. Max payload is 9500 kg. Range of 2050 km.

15. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area Provides tactical transport for national and international security efforts. Can carry up to 22 passengers Top speed of 305 km/h. Range of 450 km. CH-148 Cyclone (Future)

16. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area CP-140 Aurora 17 hour endurance 9300 KM Range Enhanced ASW electronics suite, Forward-Looking Infrared (MAPPING)

17. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area CC-130 Hercules Designed for unimproved airstrips in active theatres of operations. Can carry 92 passengers. Troop Transport, Air-Air Refuelling, SAR, Tactical Airlift, Evacuation.

18. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area Way Ahead Visit Project Forest Fire 2011 Keep LOC Open (SA) -Timely Response TRILLIUM RESPONSE May 2011

19. Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area QUESTIONS? Joint Task Force Central / Land Force Central Area