1. Joint Requirements Office Combating WMD Training & Exercise Support: Full Spectrum Support Presented by: Lt Col Valerie Hasberry Joint Requirements Office for CBRN Defense Chief, Capabilities Integration Branch, (J-8), The Joint Staff UNCLASSIFIED 2009 Individual & Staff Joint Training WG Meeting 24 Aug 2009

2. Agenda JRO Location and Mission CWMD Training Gaps Influencing CWMD Exercises and Training Endstate Methodology COCOM/JTF Exercise and Training Support JRO partnership with JWFC UNCLASSIFIED

3. J-8, Force Structure, Resources, & Assessment Directorate VADM Stanley, U.S. Navy Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mullen, U.S. Navy Deputy Director for Force Management Protection Assessment Division Joint Theater Air and Missile Defense Organization (JTAMDO) Deputy Director for Resources Acquisition Deputy Director for Force Application Deputy Director for Force Protection RADM Macy, U.S. Navy Joint Requirements Office – Chemical Biological, Radiological, & Nuclear (JRO- CBRN) Defense CBRN Defense Counter-proliferation Non-proliferation Consequence Management Homeland Defense Services and COCOMS Joint Staff and J8 DDFP Organization UNCLASSIFIED J-1 J-4 J-2 J-3 J-6 J-7 J-5

4. MISSION: To serve as the CJCS focal point and staff advocate for the development of all CBRN Defense and appropriate Combating WMD capabilities in order to enhance DoD’s ability to combat WMD. JRO Mission UNCLASSIFIED

5. What The DO T MLPF Analysis Told Us UNCLASSIFIED Findings consistent across all CWMD-related CBAs Source: CBRN Defense FNA/FSA, 6 Dec 2005 Passive Defense CBA Numbers TasksGaps Total 2283953 -Tactical 871351 -Operational 47 1001 -Strategic Theatre 42 758 -Strategic National 52853 Training: 211 945 -Tactical 77 347 -Operational 47 229 -Strategic Theatre 39 167 -Strategic National 48 202 SAMPLE GAPS Training and evaluation for sustained operations within a CBRN/TIM hazard is inadequate. Exercises and training do not emphasize task performance and operations in a CBRN/TIM environment. Joint exercises/experiments are limited in number and scope. Feedback from these CBRND exercises/experiments is limited to the data has been captured. There are few exercises that specifically address CBRND operations or the full spectrum of CBRN/TIM conditions. Current doctrine, the UJTL, and operational planning do not adequately address sustained operations within a CBRN/TIM environment.

6. Influencing COCOM/JTF Training & Exercises Traditional Combat Homeland Defense Consequence Management Civil Support Installation Protection UNCLASSIFIED Universal Joint Task List (UJTL) Review Exercise Development, Planning and Execution MTTs, Senior Leader Seminars and Tabletop Exercises

7. Endstate Develop senior leaders with knowledge, skills, and abilities: –Threshold- to plan and conduct operations in a CWMD environment –Objective- to solve complex WMD problems Key Supporting Attributes –Education –Training courses –Exercises Substitute for years of experience and assignments UNCLASSIFIED

8. JRO Methodology Experimentation Leader Development Doctrine DCRs Training and Exercise CBACBA JCIDSJCIDS UNCLASSIFIED

9. COCOM Exercise Support Pre-Exercise Support –Scenario and Master Scenario Events List (MSEL) –Exercise Collection Management Plan Exercise Support –Observer/Trainers –Analysts –White Cell Post-Exercise Support –Exercise Hot Wash Event –After Action Report/Exercise Summary Report –Analysis and gap solution recommendations JRO exercise support based on linkage to CBA and payoff to supported Command and to CB community UNCLASSIFIED

10. COCOM Exercise Support USNORTHCOM Ardent Sentry Ex Vigilant Shield Ex Nat’l Level Ex 08 PI TTX USSTRATCOM Mini Ex CWMD PME USEUCOM Flexible Response USPACOM Pandemic Influenza TTX Talisman Saber JTF-Alaska Dark Wolf TTX & SLS JECE/JTF-Elimination Ulchi Focus Guardian Liberty Focus II Key Resolve 09 USFK RSOI and UFL Bio SLS DTRA Nat’l Level Ex 08 Vigilant Shield-09 Ardent Sentry-09 SCC-WMD Global Storms/Global Lightning Vigilant Shield-09/Global Thunder-09 ARNORTH Rotunda Thunda Vibrant Response 09/10 JTF-Civil Spt Sudden Response NORTHCOM Exercises SOCOM CBRN TTX 09 SOUTHCOM PI TTX (Sep 09) UNCLASSIFIED

11. COCOM Training Support Joint CWMD Familiarization Course (JCWMDFC) Mobile Training Team (MTT) –Presented at COCOMs and JTFs –Combination Lecture & Seminar –1 and 2 day packages with ability to tailor to customer needs JCBRNFC On-Line Version –Strategic and operational focus –Working move to JRO Wiki –Self-Paced, user friendly design, printable completion certificate Tabletop Exercise and Senior Leader Seminar –Exercise objective and Scenario writing –Game book development –Academic instruction & Facilitation –Senior Mentor & Guest Presenter coordination –After Action writing UNCLASSIFIED

12. Joint Senior Leaders’ Course (JSLC) UNCLASSIFIED JRO sponsored, USACBRNS hosted, held 3 times a year Target audience is 0-4 and above/civilian equivalent/E9 Operational to strategic level focus on DoD’s Combating WMD efforts Students participate in toxic agent training at the Chemical Defense Training Facility (CDTF) Interagency participation: DNI, DOS, DHS, FBI, USCG Coalition partner participation: UK, Canada

13. JRO Partnership with JWFC 2 JRO CBRN/Exercise Planner SMEs assigned to JWFC CBRN Support Cell Provides CWMD & CBRN expertise to the JWFC as it supports the COCOM exercise program Provide direct support to COCOM Desk Officer at JWFC J7 Can matrix JRO Government and contractor support UNCLASSIFIED

14. JRO Support JRO has access to nationally recognized SMEs to assist in exercise planning and execution Support is provided on an as requested basis JRO support comes at no cost to the supported command Sustains Combating WMD Training across the Spectrum How may we help you? UNCLASSIFIED

15. Discussion and Questions UNCLASSIFIED