1. What’s New In Operations What’s New In Operations John Desmarais Director of Operations National Headquarters BUILDING CAP’S TEAM... FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW

2. Search & Rescue Operations

3. Disaster Relief Operations

4. Counterdrug & Drug Interdiction

5. Other DoD Support

6. FY05 AFAMs Vs Corporate Missions CAP Missions Continue to Change  CAP flew 108,248 Hours in FY05  53,698 on Air Force Assigned Missions  54,550 on Corporate Missions

7. FY15 AFAMs Vs Corporate Missions One Decade of Change has been Significant  CAP has flown 84,418 Hours so far in FY15  65,363 on Air Force Assigned Missions  19,055 on Corporate Missions

8. FY15 Mission Execution

9. AFAMs Are Changing! Mission TypeFY14FY15% Difference DSCA/DR56734-94% Other/HLS2,8701,407-51% Surrogate Predator1,083841-22% Air Defense1,1561,049-9% SAR1,6311,577-3% Route Survey711700-2% Range Support103373262% Drug Interdiction5,0136,73234% Training27,15430,01311% Maintenance6,6756,9474% Cadet Orientation12,79313,2874% Total59,75662,9605% As of 20 August 15

11.  Consider More Corporate Mission Opportunities  Patient Airlift Services & Angel Flight  Pilots & Paws  State and Local Agency Support  Cadet Flight Training  Reach out to bases locally – go with your LR staff or local CAPRAP  Maintain state relationships so that when DR missions comes, wings are asked to support Mission Development & Maintenance

12. Partnership Development & Sustainment

13.  Approximately 32,000 members are involved in operations  650+ incident commanders  2,800+ mission pilots  6,000+ other aircrew members  4,000+ ground team members  2,000+ personnel law enforcement screened  23,000+ communication network operators  500+ chaplains Build on Qualified Personnel

14. Ways to Participate

15. Be Informed, Make a Plan, Build a Kit, Get Involved  Take Action: Know your hazards and choose your activities.  Be Counted: Create your account and register your action on ready.gov/prepareready.gov/prepare  Spread the Word: Download materials to promote your day of action.

16.  Theme: Don’t Wait. Communicate. Make Your Emergency Plan Today.  Weekly Hazard-Specific Themes:  Week 1 (9/1–5): Flood  Week 2 (9/6–12): Wildfire  Week 3 (9/13–19): Hurricane  Week 4 (9/20–26): Power Outage  Week 5 (9/27–30): Participate in National PrepareAthon! Day National Preparedness Month

17. National Traffic Net (HF) AF Callsign “Triblade” Net Control TEAM concept Serving 100 stations / day Coded group traffic Infrastructure independent C3 Support to isolated ICP/HQ Tactical support to HF mobiles Adding Net 9 ALE – 1 Oct 15

18. National Traffic Net Status July WT traffic: 105 Accuracy rate: 96% Average age: 31 hrs 57 mins Average attendance: 98 %Color 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 96% 98

19. %Color 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 National Traffic Net (NTN) Sustained Performance - 2014 National Traffic Net Status

20. %Color 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 National Traffic Net (NTN) Sustained Performance - 2015 National Traffic Net Status

21. More Sensor Equipped Aircraft

22. Garmin Virb Camera Kits

23. New FEMA Uploader

24. Inexpensive Mini UAV Applications for CAP

25.  Operations will be limited to mission uses from safe locations where members are not exposed to excess risk like SAR and DR activities.  CD and HLS activities in the field where members may be dangerously close to law enforcement activity will not be allowed.  Mission UAV use once coordinated will be approved through the NOC.  Seeking 7 more regional test sites for FY16 Future Mini-UAV Initiatives

26.  Some wings have indicated that they have state agencies interested in providing CAP mini-UAV resources. CAP is not opposed to supporting these and gaining experience.  Insurance carrier requires the following (must be provided to the CAP/DO and GC):  Size and maximum weight of the UAV  Type of UAV: Fixed wing or Rotary Wing/Copter  Manufacturer, Make and Model  Location of flights  Mission of flights  Training for operators  Insurance carrier may require more Future Mini-UAV Initiatives

27.  16 days on average from a sortie being flown until an e108 is created  17 for wing and 12 for member e108s  Low is less than 1 day for members  High is 61 days for members  7 days on average for wings to approve e108s  No major difference in approval time for wings vs. member e108 approval  Low is less than 1 day & High is 45 days  Bottom Line: Average of 28 days until 108s are paid  Best is 9 days and 91 days Take Care of Your Members & Your Wings

28.  Last Day for Training, Cadet Orientation Flight and SUI Flying is 26 September  Proficiency will be allowed to go until the 30 th as this is using 203 funds; missions cannot go past FY  Additional Proficiency Funds Being Requested  All training has been zero balanced and funded  Please approve your missions  Please stop requests to move minor amounts  O-Flights and Proficiency will be re-balanced again on/about 4 September; have sortie data including costs loaded within 72 hours as required by CAPR 173-3 to avoid issues FY15 Closeout

29.  59 of 60 plans approved with 1 awaiting Wing Approval after region review  Missions for approved funding will be released first (under Continuing Resolution expect 1 st Quarter first)  Annual missions rather than monthly missions  Monthly search capability  Budget planning tools being added  Moving to 45 days from sortie completion  Funding for SUIs, Proficiency and Cadet Orientation Flights will be allocated based on plans and funds available FY16 Flying Plans

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