Re-Visioning Biological Defense as a Strategic Enabler for Health Protection
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1 Re-Visioning Biological Defense as a Strategic Enabler for Health Protection LTC (P) Susanne Clark USAWC Fellow Sclark@aepi.army.mil Army Environmental Policy Institute April 2003
2 Greatest Most Likely Probability IED -- Least Likely IBD -- ICD IND IED = Improvised Explosive Device ICD = Improvised Chemical Device Impact Civil Disturbance -- HAZMAT -- HURRICANE WMD IBD = Improvised Biological Device IND = Improvised Nuclear Device Severe T-Storm -- Least Civil Demo Aircraft Accident MAJOR FLOODING STATE & LOCAL As of November 1999 FEDERAL
3 ...one of the most pressing and disturbing issues of our time -- the threat of germ weapons used by terrorists. That threat is real. Although the threat has low probability, I would argue strongly that there is an increasing probability -- with huge consequences. Senator Bill Frist, M.D., (R TN), Statement to the Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Issues; October 3, 2001
4 Provide a brief overview and analysis of current military biodefense. Discuss potential implications of re-visioning biodefense.
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6 A New Vision? Sense Situational Awareness Shape Shape the Battlefield Shield Soldier Protection Sustain Maintain, restore military operations An Operational Concept for Biological Defense (Institute for Defense Analysis, 2002)
7 Joint Biological Point Detection System (JBPDS) Joint Biological Standoff Detection System (JBSDS) Joint Service Lightweight Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Reconnaissance System (JSLNBCRS) WMD Civil Support Teams (Homeland Defense)
8 Early warning systems that define and discriminate threats in order to proactively protect.
9 Smart Dust Medical Surveillance Systems (ESSENCE) Dispersion modeling
10 Medical Provider Training --Medical Management of Biological and Chemical Casualties Course (U.S. Army) --National Environmental Education and Training Foundation initiative Biomarkers --Measure human response to threat agent --Predict survivability --Monitor long term health effects --Establish baseline health of the force --Track potential exposures
11 Joint Warning and Reporting Network (JWARN) National Strategy to Combat Weapons of Mass Destruction --Counterproliferation --Nonproliferation --Consequence management
12 Shape the threat as well as the battlespace to minimize potential impact and effects.
13 Threat assessments --Agent --Capabilities --Nation/Terrorists --Technology International laws Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention --Federation of American Scientists: Code of Conduct for Biodefense Programs, 2001 ( --Limitations on scientific research publications
14 Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology (JSLIST) Joint Service General Protection Mask (JSGPM) Chemical Biological Protective Shelter (CBPS) Vehicular collective protection
15 Develop modalities designed to protect the soldier from the toxin rather than protecting the soldier from the environment.
16 Immunomodulation strategies Toxin neutralization Toxin sponges Medical prophylaxis: Vaccines, pretreatments
17 Sorbent decontamination Bucket/brush brigade Modular Decontamination System (MDS) Medical countermeasures
18 Design strategies that not only sustain individual and unit capabilities but also promote and improve capabilities.
19 Eliminate decontamination requirement --disposable equipment, soldiers --impregnated strips on equipment --radiative strategies Eliminate barrier protection requirement --Pre-exposure pills/vaccines --Soldier internal medication pumps Medical surveilling
20 In the wake of Sept. 11 th, there are questions about how prepared our nation is to respond to a biological attack, and rightfully so. Let me characterize our status this way: We are prepared to respond. But there is more we can do and must do to strengthen our response. Opening statement made by HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies; October 3, 2001 I would be confident that (our soldiers) are trained, that they ve got the right equipment at the right place at the right time, and they have the confidence to complete their mission. Closing statement by BG Steve Reeves, Program Executive Officer for Chemical and Biological Defense at a media briefing on Chemical and Biological Defense Readiness; March 3, 2003
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22 Soldier Biological and Chemical Defense Command Chemical and Biological Arms Control Institute Briefing on Chemical and Biological Defense Readiness; March 3,
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