Intelligence in Homeland Sec

NORAD-USNORTHCOM Interagency Coordination

This Briefing is Classified: UNCLASSIFIED

Mr. Barry Nightingale Directorate of Interagency

Coordination

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What is Interagency Coordination?

• “The Coordination that occurs between agencies of the US Government, including the Department of Defense, for the purpose of accomplishing an objective” - JP 3-08

• Interagency Coordination is integrated throughout both Commands . . . not a separate function.

• We at N-NC include: -US Government Agencies

(Dept of Homeland Security, State, Transportation, Health and Human Services, etc)

-Non-Government Agencies (Red Cross, Humanitarian Int’l Service Group, etc)

-Private Sector Organizations (Academic, business, professional)

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N-NC Interagency Coordination Directorate

CMOC

HQS NORAD-USNORTHCOM Peterson AFB

Cheyenne Mountain Air Station

N-NC J4 Logistic and Engineering

N-NC J1 Manpower &

Personnel

N-NC J6 Architectures &

Integration

N-NC J7 Training & Exercise

N-NC J8 Programs & Resources

N-NC J2 Intelligence

NC J3 Operations

SJFHQ - North

N J3 Operations

N-NC IC Interagency

Coordination

NN--NC ICNC IC Interagency Interagency

Coordination Coordination

N-NC J5 Plans and

Policy

N-NC IC Directorate Mission Facilitate the integration and synchronization of Interagency activities

to ensure mutual understanding, unity of effort and full spectrum support to and from NORAD and USNORTHCOM

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Resident and Local Agency Representatives

Current interagency operations ICW N-NC Command Center • Interagency Coordination Center (ICC) • JIACG

Command Interagency Coordination Training Program ICW J7

N-NC Interagency input for DoD and Federal Exercises

IC Director (SES)

Deputy Director Executive Officer

ICO: Operations &

Training Division

ICL: Law Enforcement

& Security Division

ICP: Emergency

Preparedness & Plans

Division

ICT: Concepts and Technology

Division Law enforcement and security activities

National, state, local, and international agencies

Emergency preparedness and response planning

National, state, local, and international agencies

Identify and influence development of:

1. Innovative concepts

2. Promising technologies

3. Interagency relationships

ICI: Initiatives

N-NC Interagency Coordination Directorate

6 Military 13 DoD Civilians 14 Contractors

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IC Directorate - What We Do

• Provide Interagency context to Commander’s decision making processes

• Provide Interagency perspective to N-NC staff and DoD perspective to external Agencies

• Anticipate N-NC requests for assistance through National Response Plan (NRP) framework

• Administer Commander’s Joint Interagency Coordination Group (JIACG)

• Operate the Interagency Coordination Group (ICG) “Battle Cell”

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JIACG and ICC

VTC with External Members

JIACG - Supports operational planning & initiatives day to day • Provides Interagency situational awareness, Interagency

assessments, Interagency reach back (Resident and ‘Virtual’ membership), and synthesis of Interagency information

• Working Groups formed for issues of interest…. Law Enforcement, DCO/FCO, Pandemic Flu, Earthquake, Pre-scripted Mission Assignments, Private Sector, etc

ICG – The Interagency Coordination Group (“Battle Cell”)

• Interagency coordination focus point for Agency reps during exercises or contingency operations

• Provides the non-DoD perspective/picture to the Commander • Anticipates gaps/seams that may lead to DoD missions

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Interagency Partners

DHS DNI FEMA CIA CBP DOS TSA USACE USCG USGS USPHS FAA FBI FAMS DOI DHHS NOAA EPA NASA USDA

Canadian Forces Liaison Office Canadian Department of Public Safety & RCMP Mexico Civil Response/Protection Organizations

National Guard 32 DOD Agencies N-NC JTFs and Components - CS, North, Alaska, NCR - ARNORTH, AFNORTH, MARFORNORTH

Combatant Commands - TRANSCOM, PACOM, SOUTHCOM JFCOM, SOCOM,STRATCOM

Academia - NPS, NDU, HSDEC, etc

NGOs and Private Sector - HISG, ARC, BENS, Professional Assns

(e.g. NEMA, Assn of American Railroads)

Law Enforcement - USSS, US Marshals, Park Police, LE Assns

National Laboratories

Resident Reps Locally available Reps

International Partners

Current Initiatives DHHS; DOT

Private Sector Engagement

JTF support

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JIACG Assessment – Human Variant H5N1

NRP Coordinating Federal Agencies: USDA - Animal Health Issues DHHS - Human Health Issues; DOS – International Issues

DOD Implications: • NC Phase III when directed by SECDEF - Prevention and Mitigation • Potential Civil Unrest (MSLEA) • Force Readiness and Deployability (Movement Restrictions/Sick-outs) • DSCA approval process is unlikely to keep pace • HD priorities will be an issue • Economy Act requests will compete with DSCA & HD • RFAs for ESF #8 - Public Health & Medical Services will be overwhelmed

DOS: Working to improve surveillance and laboratory capacity in Nigeria

DHHS: Declared Public Health Emergency. Deployed a Secretary’s Emergency Response Team (SERT).

USDA: Expanding USDA’s domestic testing and early warning systems for H5N1 in poultry

DOL/OSHA: Issued guidance for protecting medical workers

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JIACG Assessment Affected Area: Louisiana

50-79% 80 - 100%0 - 49%

WORST REPORTED

CURRENT OPERABLE

SECTOR ESF REMARKS

12% 76% ELECTRIC 12, DOE 240,730 of 1,108,037 w /o pw r, Up 21K

9% 87% WIRELINE 2, DHS & Others

10% 70% WIRELESS 2, DHS & Others 661/2167 tow ers inop (tem porary decrease due to re-routing)

6% 93% WATER 10, EPA Plant capacity can serve 2.6 m illion of the original 2.8 m illion population

9% 70% WASTE WATER 10, EPA 86 of 122 operational

5% 44% GULF OF MEXICO OIL 12, DOE

0-5% 100% LA Offshore Oil Port 12, DOE 100% Capacity

13% 66% NATURAL GAS 12, DOE

0% 86% AIRPORTS 1, DOT 6 of 7 Open in affected area

I-10, roads to NO All Open HIGHWAYS 1, DOT Detours and restrictions

0% 100% PORTS 1, 3, DOT, USACE & Others

Open w ith restrictions

52% 64% FOOD PROCESSING 11, USDA 19/21 in affected area are shut dow n

ALL CLOSED 96% POSTAL OPERATIONS USPS Affected area 703 of 733 (LA, MS, AL) operational

253k (all states) 89k (all states) SHELTERS 3, 6, ARC/FEMA LA: 357 Shelters w ith 47,141

As of 19 SEP 05

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Orleans Parish Water Levels as of 19 Sep 05

Approximately 10% of Orleans Parish remains wet

Red Outline Indicates Water Limits as of: 09 SEP 05

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N-NC IC Directorate Mantra

When You Need a Friend, It Is Too Late to Make One!