ANNEX 3-34 ENGINEER OPERATIONS APPENDIX A: PRIME BEEF AND RED HORSE CAPABILITIES

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ANNEX 3-34 ENGINEER OPERATIONS APPENDIX A: PRIME BEEF AND RED HORSE CAPABILITIES Last Updated: 15 August 2017 This appendix describes capabilities that Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force (BEEF) and

These are consistent with established precepts, the operational plan phases, Air Force civil engineer (CE) wartime task standards, and current joint engineer operations.

1 ANNEX 3-34 ENGINEER OPERATIONS APPENDIX A: PRIME BEEF AND RED HORSE CAPABILITIES Last Updated: 15 August 2017 This appendix describes capabilities that Prime Base Engineer Emergency Force (BEEF) and RED HORSE teams are organized, trained, and equipped to provide in support of military operations. These are consistent with established precepts, the operational plan phases, Air Force civil engineer (CE) wartime task standards, and current joint engineer operations. It is important to differentiate between primary and secondary capabilities listed in the table below. A primary capability (P) is one in which the ability to perform the function is organic to the unit and is a specified task within the unit mission; the unit is also equipped and trained to accomplish the task. A secondary capability (S) is one in which the unit has limited ability (training, expertise, equipment) to accomplish the task. Note: Planners should refer to Air Force War and Mobilization Plan-1, Basic Plan and Supporting Supplements, CE Supplement, and the CE Unit Type Code Guide for planning purposes. These documents describe the capabilities listed in more detail. KEY P- Primary capability S- Secondary capability 1- Prime BEEF Construction Trades 2- RED HORSE 3- Prime BEEF Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) 4- Prime BEEF Fire Emergency Services (FES) 5- Prime BEEF Emergency Management (EM) 6- Prime BEEF Specialized Team

2 Task Type ENGINEERING General Engineering The ability to develop, rehabilitate, and maintain bases and installations by providing design, real estate, construction and environmental services which extend through final disposition. Base development is accomplished through a process of planning, programming, project development, design, and construction. Base Denial Batch Plant Operations Contingency Contract Management,2 Directional Drilling Engineer Recon/Site Survey,2 Explosive Demolition Operations Provide Technical Engineer Advice Quarry Operations Staff Augmentation (Echelon Above Wing) Targeting Assistance,2,3,4,5 S1,2,3,4,5,6,3,4,5,6,6, S2 Develop and Maintain Facilities The ability to develop, rehabilitate, and maintain bases and installations by providing design, real estate, construction, and environmental services which extend through final disposition. (Joint capability areas [JCAs]) Area Lighting,2 Asphalt Paving Operations,2 Berm and Dike Construction,2 Concrete Paving Operations,2 Construct Temporary Facilities,2 Construction Materials Testing,2 Construction Surveying,2 Disease Vector Surveillance/Control,2 Erect Expeditionary Facilities,2 Expedient Locksmith Fire Protection Systems Horizontal Construction HVAC/Refrigeration Systems Lightning Arresting Protection Master/Comprehensive Planning and Programming,6 Passive Defense Measures Pest, Animal, and Vegetation Control,2 Power Generation/Distribution Systems,2 Project Management & Execution,2 Project Planning & Programming,2 Service Contract Management,2 Vertical Construction,2 Waste Collection/Disposal Systems Waste Water Collection/Disposal Systems,2 Water Production/Distribution Systems,2, S4, S1,3,4,5, S2

3 Well Drilling (up to 1500 feet) Establish Lines of Communication (Airfield) The ability to assess, construct, repair, and improve routes, railroads, intermodal facilities, and supporting infrastructure to allow the speedy flow of personnel, supplies, and equipment into theater and forward to tactical units. Aircraft Arresting System,2,6 Airfield Assessment/Repair, Initial (Airborne RED HORSE) Airfield Damage Assessment/Repair Airfield Lighting and Marking,2 Airfield Pavement Evaluation Asphalt/Concrete Milling Operations Asphalt/Concrete Paving Operations Improve Airfields,2 Limited CBRN Assessment/Support Limited Firefighting/EMS Limited Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)/Unexploded Explosive Ordnance (UXO)/Improvised Explosive Device (IED) Clearance Revetments,2 Snow/Ice Control,2,3,5,6, S2 S1 Repair and Restore Infrastructure The ability to rehabilitate critical infrastructure. This capability includes repairing or demolishing damaged buildings, restoring utilities such as electrical power, and bringing critical facilities such as hospitals, water treatment plants, and waste management facilities online. (JCAs) Airfield Damage Assessment/Repair,2 Area Lighting,2 Facilities/Infrastructure Damage Assessment/Repair,2 HVAC/Refrigeration Systems,6 Power Generation/Distribution Systems Waste Collection/Disposal Systems Waste Water Collection/Disposal Systems,2 Water Production/Distribution Systems,2 Well Drilling (up to 1500 feet) P5,2,6 Harden Key Infrastructure and Facilities The ability to apply site- and threat-adaptable plans and designs, advanced construction techniques, and materials in order to enhance the prevention or mitigation of hostile actions against materiel resources, facilities, and infrastructure. (JCAs) Collective Protection P5 Develop Force Protection Plans Provide Installation Force Protection Measures,2,3,4,5,2,3,4,5 Master Facility Design The ability to integrate land use, bills of material and forecasts, and construction requirements that facilitate project execution and development of infrastructure and facilities. (JCAs),6, S2 Installation Master Planning Project Planning & Programming Project Design,6, S2,2,6,2,6

4 Geospatial Engineering The ability to portray and refine data pertaining to the geographic location and characteristics of natural or constructed features and boundaries in order to provide engineer services. Examples include: terrain analyses, terrain visualization, digitized terrain products, nonstandard tailored map products, facility support, and force beddown analysis. Use Geospatial Data The ability to provide the joint force commander with the foundation layer of the operational environment for use with collaborative decision-support, and terrain analysis tools. (JCAs) Geospatial Information Systems,2 INSTALLATIONS SUPPORT Real Property Life Cycle Management The ability to provide for the acquisition, operation, sustainment, recapitalization, realignment, and disposal of real property assets to meet the requirements of the force. (JCAs) Installation Master Planning Staff Augmentation (Echelon Above Wing),3,4,5 Provide Installation Assets The ability to purchase, lease, program for construction, or gain real property installation assets by any other means, including all land, natural resources, anything growing on the land, buildings, structures, housing, stationary mobile facilities, linear structures, firmly attached and integrated equipment (such as light fixtures), plus all "interests" in the property such as easements, oil and mineral rights, or use water and airspace. (JCAs) Identify Facility Requirements,2 Facilities Support The ability to provide functional real property installation assets with utilities; energy, water, and wastewater; contract and real property management; pollution prevention; and essential services throughout natural or manmade disasters. (JCAs) Base Operating Support Design Management,2 Energy Security Operational Range Clearance (Testing & Training) Support Real Property HVAC/Refrigeration Systems,6 Real Property Management Real Property Power Generation/Distribution Systems Real Property Waste Collection/Disposal Systems,2,6 Real Property Waste Water Collection/Disposal,2 Systems Real Property Water Production/Distribution,2 Systems Sustainment of Installation Assets The ability to assess, preserve, maintain, and repair any built, natural, and cultural installation assets. Includes regular surveys and inspections, and measures to comply with environmental and conservation requirements. (JCAs) Environmental Program Management and Compliance

5 Preventive Maintenance & Inspection of Installation Facilities, Utilities, and Infrastructure Recapitalization of Installation Assets The ability to perform the restoration, modernization, and replacement of installation assets to meet tenant requirements and comply with safety and environmental laws to include cleanup of contamination from hazardous substances, pollutants, and contaminants.,6 Installation Master Planning Project Design Project Management & Execution Project Planning & Programming Remediation/Restoration of Environmental Sites,6,6, S2 Disposal of Installation Assets The ability to conduct demolition and disposal activities resulting in the removal of installation assets from the asset inventory by any means, with consideration of the impact to local communities. (JCAs),2,6,2,6,2,6 Redeploy Air Force Expeditionary Facilities, Utilities, Infrastructure and Vehicles/Equipment Installations Services The ability to deliver selected services not related to real property (or personnel services) to meet the requirements of the installation population and mission. Emergency Services The ability to protect and rescue people, facilities, aircrews, aircraft and other assets from loss due to accident or disaster. (JCAs) Aerospace Vehicle Mishap Response/Recovery Aircraft Rescue Firefighting All Hazards Response Antiterrorism (Counter-IED Operations) Detect/Sample/Identify Chemical, Biological, Nuclear, and Radiological (CBRN)and Toxic Industrial Material (TIM) Hazards Emergency Medical Service (Basic Life Support) EOC Operations EOD Initial Threat Assessment, Confirmation, Risk Mitigation, Site Stabilization Federal Agency & Civil Authority Support Fire Prevention,3,4,5,4,5, S1 P5, S2 P5, S1,3,4,2,3,4,5,6 Hazardous Material Incident Response, S1,2 Incident Command Integrated Incident Management Mortuary Services Explosive Hazard Analysis/Removal Nuclear Weapons/Weapons of Mass Destruction (CBRN) Accident/Incident Response Operational Range Clearance Structural Firefighting Structural/Aircraft Rescue,4,5,4,5 S1,2

6 UXO Recovery Operations Urban Search and Rescue Weapons Technical Intelligence BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS (Shape) Build Capabilities and Capacities of Partners and Institutions Engineer Skills Training for Building Partnerships Enhance Partner Capabilities and Capacities S1,2,3,4,5,6

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