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This Brief is Classified: NRAD and USNRTHCM Theater Strategy

Linkage to Strategic Guidance NDS NMS Strategic End States (Ends) SecDef/ CJCS CCDR GEF JSCP GFMB Military End States (Ends) UCP N-NC Vision NRAD-USNRTHCM Theater Strategy USNRTHCM Theater Campaign Plan perationalize / Tasks / Means NRAD The GEF & JSCP provide limited guidance for NRAD; CNPLAN 3310 Theater bjectives (Ways) TSC Plan Contingency Contingency Contingency Plans Contingency Current perations Contingency Contingency Contingency Engagement Contingency Activities Contingency & Contingency Contingency Plans Forces & Resources Strategic Communication 2

Strategy: Construct Security Environment Command Missions Intent Sources or conditions that undermine or jeopardize strategic interests. Categorized by probability (high, medium, low) and levels of consequences (survival, critical, important, supportive) Paradigm Shift: moving from reactive defense to anticipatory action. Remove barriers to create holistic approach and unity of effort in an active-layered defense Strategic Goals: Strategic communication of what NRAD and USNRTHCM intend to accomplish to secure the homelands in accordance with national objectives and precepts Strategy perationalizes NRAD and USNRTHCM Vision 2020 Strategic assessments are continuous Ends Ways Capabilities (Means) Broad, enduring end-states derived from N-NC Vision 2020 and theater guidance that protect our security interests Expressed as Lines of operation and Sub-tasks derived from essential tasks Policy, resources, and capabilities necessary to achieve identified end-states Where do we act? When do we act? What do we do? What is the risk? Building Partnership Capacities Enhance theater security cooperation with allies, and horizontally / vertically integrate interagency, state, local and tribal governments capabilities and expertise 3

Theater Strategy --Ends, Ways N R A D U S N R T H C M Endstates Successful defense of North America from aerospace threats Timely, accurate maritime warning of threats to North America NRAD is an International cooperation model in defense planning, training, information management, and technological innovation Anticipate, detect, deter, prevent or defeated external threats and aggression Timely, effective defense support of civil authorities Unity of effort with interagency and international partners Ways Lines of peration Respond in a timely manner to air threats and if necessary, precisely and decisively engage Provide bi-national maritime warning Promote programs and processes to improve bi-national information and intelligence sharing Develop an all-domain active defense Anticipate and respond in support of Civil Authorities to: mitigate effects from catastrophic events, enhance law enforcement, protect critical infrastructure and maintain continuity of government. Ensure unity of effort with mission partners; especially NRAD. Develop better mechanisms for coordinating and integrating with our interagency partners. More granularity in planning processes; closer coordination with interagency plans. 4

Theater Strategy --Ends, Ways, Means N R A D Ways Lines of peration Respond in a timely manner to air threats and if necessary, precisely and decisively engage Provide bi-national maritime warning Means End-state #1 and L #1 Strengthened Intelligence: Priorities are: improved early warning of imminent crisis, increased collection capabilities in all domains, improved dissemination* Persistent wide-area air surveillance* Fully integrated aerospace picture* Bi-national threat alert system Flexible, realistic, executable, rapidly-adaptable, and regularly exercised plans End-state #2 and L #2 Improved bi-national situational awareness of potential threats in the maritime domain* Maritime warning capabilities Promote programs and processes to improve bi-national information and intelligence sharing End-state #3 and L #3 Improved bi-national and intelligence sharing* Bi-national cooperation to improve defense of the information infrastructure* Common command, control and communications architecture* Effective strategic communication * Asterisk denotes means that NRAD and USNRTHCM have in common 5

Theater Strategy --Ends, Ways, Means U S N R T H C M Ways Lines of peration Develop an all-domain active defense Anticipate and respond in support of Civil Authorities to: mitigate effects from catastrophic events, enhance law enforcement, protect critical infrastructure and maintain continuity of government Ensure unity of effort with mission partners; especially NRAD. Develop better mechanisms for coordinating and integrating with our interagency partners. More granularity in planning processes; closer coordination with interagency plans * Asterisk denotes means that NRAD and USNRTHCM have in common Means End-state #1 and L #1 Sustained continual situational awareness* Capabilities to anticipate, detect, deter, prevent, and defeat current and emerging threats Timely, actionable intelligence* Trained, ready, operational forces Strategic communication through engagement Theater Security Cooperation initiatives with partners End-state #2 and L #2 National / bi-national policy to enhance intelligence-sharing * DTMLPF capabilities for National Guard and Reserves Rapid assessment capabilities for HD and CS Compatible technology solutions (interoperability)* All domain User Defined perational Picture (UDP)* End-state #3 and L #3 Unified Strategy with international partners ver-arching national-level plan: unity of effort across the interagency departments Enhanced military capabilities to defend North America Multi-national agreements to improve information and intelligence sharing* Less rigid horizontal / vertical inter-governmental agreements to improve intelligence sharing Horizontally and vertically integrated national C2 capability that is consolidated, agile & seamless 6

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Mission Statement with Justification Who USNRTHCM established by Unified Command Plan What anticipates and conducts Homeland Defense and Civil Support operations to foresee and deal with in advance the act, manner, or process of carrying on The protection of United States sovereignty, territory, domestic population, and critical infrastructure against external threats and aggression or other threats as directed by the President. Department of Defense support to US civil authorities for domestic emergencies, and for designated law enforcement and other activities. Where within the assigned area of responsibility IAW Unified Command Plan geographic AR Why to defend, protect, and secure the United States and its interests. to drive danger or attack away from to cover or shield from exposure, injury, damage, or destruction to relieve from exposure to danger participation in advantage and responsibility Mission Statement Approved: 16 Jul 07 8

Essential Tasks (1 of 2) 1. Defend the Homeland: a) Homeland Defense is USNRTHCM's top priority (GEF) b) End State 1: The homeland is defended in depth (GEF) c) Conduct comprehensive campaign planning that provides an operation framework for integrating operations, activities and plans to achieve assigned regional end states (GEF) d) As the supported commander, prepare a Theater Campaign Plan that prioritizes near and long term activities, plans, and operations to achieve the regional end states specified in the GEF (JSCP) 9

Essential Tasks (2 of 2) 2. Develop a Theater Campaign Plan that sets the conditions for successful transition to contingency plans and operations a) Conduct planning for the following response scenarios as branches to the larger campaign plan (GEF) b) In accordance with the strategic policy guidance provided by the GEF, the JSCP tasks CCDRs to develop and execute campaign plans that integrate, synchronize, and prioritize daily activities in support of strategic end states, to include security cooperation and Phase 0 actions (JSCP) 3. "Prepare a Base Plan to support civil authorities in managing the consequence of any hazard, to include those defined by the 15 National Planning Scenarios" (JSCP) 10