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Civil Support Team Weapons of Mass Destruction Lieutenant Colonel Jeff Smiley J3 Department Joint Forces Headquarters, California Military Department Unclassified

Civil Support Team (WMD) Presidential Decision Directive 39, 62 Nunn, Lugar, Domenici Act 10 Original Teams (2000) 17 Additional Teams (2001) 5 Additional Teams (2002) 12 Additional Teams (2004) 11 Additional Teams (2005) 55 Total Teams

CST (WMD) Mission Provide Support to Civil Authorities by: IDENTIFYING CBRNE agents/substances ASSESS current and projected consequences ADVISE civilian responders regarding appropriate actions and response measures ASSIST with requests for additional State, Federal and DoD assets SAVE LIVES, prevent human suffering and mitigate great property damage.

Civil Support Team (WMD) 22 Full-Time Army and Air National Guardsmen whose only mission is to support civil authorities. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 1200 to 1800 hours of certified individual training. US Army C,B,R,N,E training. Civilian police/fire/ems and HAZMAT training.

CST -vs- HAZMAT Team Robust Detection Capability Trained on Local, State and Federal response Trained across all FRE Functional Areas Expertise in specific WMD fields

95 th and 9th CST (WMD) Primary Responsibility 95 th CST (WMD) 250 mile Radius response Bay Area (#1 priority) 9 th CST (WMD) 250 mile Radius response LA Area (#1 priority)

95 th and 9th CST (WMD) Secondary Responsibility FEMA IX

Response Bridge Federal Response Response Local State CST Bridge Time 4 hours 24 hours

Cycle of Response Governor notified Identified or Suspected WMD incident Incident California NG Request for CST FBI notified CST alerted IRT Deployed Main body deployed

Deployment Options Full Team Deployment By Section Deployment Science Section Communication Section Operations Section; or provide technical reference capability from home station Medical Section Survey Section Decontamination Section

Survey Capabilities 8 Survey Team Members Conduct CBRNE/TIC/TIM Reconnaissance Environmental Sampling Operations Limited Mitigation Operations

Operations Capabilities Aerial Photography and Satellite imagery Site Plans / Weather Monitoring Synchronization of Resources Pre and Post Incident CBRNE Threat Analysis C4 (Command, Control, Computers and Communications)

Modeling Capabilities Provides information on population and critical facilities. Provides Down-range Hazard plume modeling. iclient models Reach back with National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center (NARAC) Consequence Assessment Tool Set (CATS) Hazardous Predictions And Assessment Capabilities (HPAC) GIS integration and Analysis

Communications Capabilities Provide interface across the spectrum of first responder frequencies and response organizations. Secure Reach Back to experts at varied State and Federal agencies. Provide secure telephone, internet, networking, and facsimile capabilities to an incident scene. Provide interoperability and a Common Operating Picture (COP)

Medical Capabilities Medical Officer (PA, MD, DO) Medical Operations Officer (Medical Liaison) Advise on treatment of WMD casualties. Integrates DoD medical support Medical Intelligence Technical Reference Medical Surveillance Programs

Science Capabilities Nuclear Medical Science Officer Equipped to conduct laboratory based, on-site presumptive analysis of WMD agents and Toxic Industrial Chemicals and Toxic Industrial Materials

Analytical Lab System (ALS) Hapsite Gas Chromatograph-Mass Spectrometer (GC-MS) Fieldspec Gamma Spectrometer Isolation & Sample Prep Glove Boxes RAPID PCR Thermocycler Avatar 370 Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer (FT-IR) with Golden Gate Sample System

Analytical Lab System (ALS) Continued Nikon/Olympus Polarized Light Microscope with Fluorescence Capabilities Smiths Illuminat-IR Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer (FT-IR) Integrated with the Microscope Hand-held Immunoassay Tickets (JPO) Basic Microbiological Analyses

Decontamination Capabilities Two Man Technical Decon Team Chemical, Biological & Radiological Decon Limited Mass Decon Capabilities

CST Operations Immediate Response Pre-Stage Events ( SSSE, NSSE, Dignitary Support ) Maritime Response Technical Resource / Reach Back WMD Training / Exercise Support All Hazard Operations ( Hurricane, Earthquake)

Questions? 95 th CST Hayward, CA LTC Greg Potter 510-780-1395 9 th CST Los Alamitos, CA LTC Andrew Flynn 562-795-2460