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Illinois National Guard Domestic Operations Capabilities Brief Colonel Joe Schweickert
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Catastrophic Concerns 0 Natural or Man-Made Earthquake Zones 2 Most flood plains of any state Pandemic 2 Highest annual tornado average Cyber Attack 2 New Madrid and Wabash Valley 2 2 Improvised Nuclear Devices Seismic Zones Animal Borne Disease Pandemic Widespread Flooding (Agribusiness Threat) Civil Unrest 1 Chicago Flood Plains Critical Infrastructure 3rd most populous city in the nation 6 Operational Nuclear Facilities Largest city in FEMA V 11 Operational Nuclear 2nd largest stock exchange in the Reactors US 1 Nuclear Waste Facility 4th busiest airport in the world 15 Petro-Chemical Facilities Largest transcontinental th transportation hub 4 most crude oil refining capacity in the nation rd 3 largest intermodal port in the rd world 3 most electrical production in the nation rd 3 largest communications st network in the nation 1 most rail tons terminated on 2nd largest rail network
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Illinois Illinois Air National Guard Army National Guard
2,986 Assigned 9,861 Assigned 886 Full Time (Federal) 1,292 Full Time (Federal) 74 Full Time (State) 124 Full Time (State) 2 Full Time (Contractors) 15 Full Time (Contractors)
Headquarters: Camp Lincoln Headquarters: Camp Lincoln Air Wings: 54 Armories and Facilities - Peoria Air Guard Base Primary Training Areas: Department of - Scott Air Force Base - Camp Lincoln – Marseilles – Sparta Military Affairs - Springfield Air Guard Base Flight Facilities: Primary Training Areas: - Chicago-Midway - Peoria 21 Full Time at Headquarters - Peoria Drop Zone - Pruitt MOA - Decatur - Havana (UAV)
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Joint Force Headquarters
Joint Task Force Dual Status Commander
Joint Incident Site Contingency Response Communications Capability Communications Systems Teams Mobile Emergency Incident Management Team Operations Center
Emergency Management Resource Management and Liaison Teams Logistics Team
5TH Weapons of Mass 5TH CBRNE Enhanced Destruction Civil Support Team Response Force Package
1/C/1-376 Counterdrug Program Search & Rescue Aviation
National Guard Response Force National Guard Response Force (Main Body) (Quick Reaction Force)
Strategic National Stockpile Strategic National Stockpile (State-Level) (Chicago MSA)
Expeditionary Medical Fatality Support Team Search & Rescue Team
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Request Approval: Governor of Illinois
Request Validation: Mission Acceptance: Illinois Emergency The Adjutant General Management Agency
(Regional Coordinator) Liaison Mission Analysis: ILNG Joint Staff Liaison
Emergency Request: Task Force: Mayor/Sheriff/ Units/Soldiers/ Mission Assignment: Civil Official Equipment IL Army/Air NG
UNCLASSIFIED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Immediate Response Authority
• IRA is an inherent aspect of command authority, to include State National Guard command authority exercised under State law • IRA provides commanders with the authority to take action that saves lives, prevents human suffering, and mitigates extensive property damage when time limits do not allow for approval from higher headquarters • Utilized by NG commanders to minimize response time and maximize efficiency of readily available resources to provide assistance • There is a request for assistance from a competent civil authority, i.e. fireman, law enforcement officer, mayor, or other verified civil official • Time does not allow for approval from higher command authority • Commanders may provide IRA by temporarily employing resources under immediate control without supplemental direction
UNCLASSIFIED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Integrated Emergency Management
• Complex Coordinated Attack • Multiple Modes/Locations (Weapons/EID/Fire) • Spectrum: 9-11, Mumbai, Paris, London • Not the same as Active Shooter • Prepare • “i2 Risk Model”: Inputs vs Impacts (*Next Slide) • Operationalize Intelligence – Scope info requirements • Respond • Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) – Wound patterns • Rescue Task Force (RTF) model – get EMTs in when clear, not secure • Understand ‘Doomed Captives’ vs hostages – different risk/response • Understand ‘Fire as a Weapon’ • Command & Control • Incident Command vs Unified Area Command – who decides, when? • Self-Deployment – maintaining accountability (San Bernadino) • Social Media – Useful awareness, Active Listening, Tell your story
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• Kate Roberts, Senior Analyst, FEMA OCSP UNCLASSIFIED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Questions?
Colonel Joe Schweickert Chief of the Joint Staff 217-761-3068 [email protected]
Major Robert Bland Joint Staff Liaison – Chicago region 309-567-4316 [email protected]
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