Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presidential Contingency Planning Major USA (Ret) John W. Davis.

Published byCornelia Mosley Modified over 9 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "Presidential Contingency Planning Major USA (Ret) John W. Davis."— Presentation transcript:

1 Presidential Contingency Planning Major USA (Ret) John W. Davis

2

3 Presentation Order Roles of the President What is an Emergency What Preparation Has Been Done Evacuation Relocation Presidential Succession Authority Presidential Succession Rank Order Summary Questions

4 Presidential Roles Commander in Chief Chief Executive Officer Head of State

5 What is an Emergency Medical Assignation Attempt Public Unrest Natural Terrorist War

6 Recognize Requirements Planning Relocations Centers Training Exercises

7 Evacuation Platforms Air Force One Marine One

8 National Emergency Airborne Command Post (NEACP)

9 C-20 Executive Jet

10 Limo & Helicopter

11 C-20 Air Force 1 H-60 Black Hawk H3

12 Actions at Relocation Site Security Communications Medical Food Comfort –Sleeping –Showers –Toilets

13 Command Center Cheyenne Mountain

14 Cheyenne Mountain

15

16 Early Warning Center

17 Missile Threat Center

18 Command Center Cheyenne Mountain

19

20 Cheyenne Mountain

21 Cheyenne Mountain Power Generation

22 Command Center Cheyenne Mountain

23

24 NEACP

25 NEACP Around the Clock Airborne

26 Area Command Airborne Command Posts

27

28 Area Command Airborne Command Post

29 Typical Underground Relocation Center

30

31

32 Prior to the ratification of the 25 th Amendment in 1967, there was no provision for filling a vacancy in the Vice Presidency. When a President died in office, the Vice President succeeded him, and the Vice Presidency then remained vacant. The first Vice President to take office under the new procedure was Gerald Ford, who was nominated by Nixon on Oct. 12, 1973, and confirmed by Congress the following Dec. 6.

33 Order of Presidential Succession 25 th Amendment Passed 1967 The Vice President Richard Cheney Speaker of the House John Dennis Hastert President pro tempore of the Senate Ted Stevens Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snow Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Attorney General Alberto Gonzales Secretary of the Interior Gale A. Norton

34 Order of Presidential Succession Continued Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns Secretary of Commerce Carlos M. Gutierrez Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao Secretary of Health and Human Services Tommy G. Thompson Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Melquiades Rafael Martinez Secretary of Transportation Norman Yoshiro Mineta

35 Order of Presidential Succession Continued Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham Secretary of Education Roderick Paige Secretary of Veterans Affairs Anthony J. Principi Secretary of Homeland Security, Michael Chertoff

36

37

38 Summary Roles of the President What is an Emergency What Preparations Have Been Done Evacuation Relocation Presidential Succession Authority Order Of Presidential Succession

39 Questions?

Download ppt "Presidential Contingency Planning Major USA (Ret) John W. Davis."

Similar presentations

The Presidents Cabinet. The Constitution makes no mention of the Cabinet, nor did Congress create it. Instead, the Cabinet is the product of custom and.

The Presidents Cabinet. The Constitution makes no mention of the Cabinet, nor did Congress create it. Instead, the Cabinet is the product of custom and.
Government: How does it work???.

Government: How does it work???.
The Federal Government The Executive Branch ~~~~~ The Presidency

The Federal Government The Executive Branch ~~~~~ The Presidency
The United States Government

The United States Government
The President & Vice President Notes: 190-193. Term of Office 4 years The Constitution did not limit the terms – George Washington serves two and every.

The President & Vice President Notes: Term of Office 4 years The Constitution did not limit the terms – George Washington serves two and every.
The Executive Branch © North Carolina Community College System

The Executive Branch © North Carolina Community College System
Section 1: The Presidency Section 2: Powers and Roles of the President

Section 1: The Presidency Section 2: Powers and Roles of the President
K STAFFORD MBMS 2013 Executive Branch. Qualifications Must be 35 years old He/She must be a Native Born Citizen Must have lived in the US at least 14.

K STAFFORD MBMS 2013 Executive Branch. Qualifications Must be 35 years old He/She must be a Native Born Citizen Must have lived in the US at least 14.
Presidential Cabinet: The Executive Departments. The President’s Cabinet: Important Facts There are 15 cabinet departments today Only Congress can create.

Presidential Cabinet: The Executive Departments. The President’s Cabinet: Important Facts There are 15 cabinet departments today Only Congress can create.
Executive Branch. Qualifications for office: –Age 35 yrs old (life expectancy in 1790: (34.5yrs) –Birth Must be born in the U.S. –Must have lived in the.

Executive Branch. Qualifications for office: –Age 35 yrs old (life expectancy in 1790: (34.5yrs) –Birth Must be born in the U.S. –Must have lived in the.
Warm Up #7 1.What is due process? Give an example of a violation of due process. 2. What were the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation? 1.Provide.

Warm Up #7 1.What is due process? Give an example of a violation of due process. 2. What were the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation? 1.Provide.
CIVICS IN PRACTICE HOLT HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON1 Qualifications for the presidency: Native-born U.S. citizen At least 35 years of age A resident of.

CIVICS IN PRACTICE HOLT HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON1 Qualifications for the presidency: Native-born U.S. citizen At least 35 years of age A resident of.
Presidential Succession. Presidential Succession Act of 1947 Established current line of succession Vice President Speaker of the House Senate president.

Presidential Succession. Presidential Succession Act of 1947 Established current line of succession Vice President Speaker of the House Senate president.
The Presidency Civics- Chapter 9. Qualifications  35 years of age  Natural-born citizen of the U.S.  14 year resident of the U.S.

The Presidency Civics- Chapter 9. Qualifications  35 years of age  Natural-born citizen of the U.S.  14 year resident of the U.S.
Election and Succession CHOOSING A PRESIDENT. The Electoral College WHO VOTES FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES?

Election and Succession CHOOSING A PRESIDENT. The Electoral College WHO VOTES FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES?
The Vice Presidency and Presidential Succession

The Vice Presidency and Presidential Succession
The Executive Departments and Presidential Succession.

The Executive Departments and Presidential Succession.
The American Presidency Unit 4. The Presidency… interesting facts Salary: $400,000 per year Expense account: $50,000 per year Free: Housing Food Transportation.

The American Presidency Unit 4. The Presidency… interesting facts Salary: $400,000 per year Expense account: $50,000 per year Free: Housing Food Transportation.
January 5, 2014 1. The group that elects the president and vice president? Electoral College.

January 5, The group that elects the president and vice president? Electoral College.
The Executive Branch. Foundations Under Articles there was a President of the United States in Congress Assembled Ratification of Constitution formed.

The Executive Branch. Foundations Under Articles there was a President of the United States in Congress Assembled Ratification of Constitution formed.

Similar presentations

Ads by Google