UNCLASSIFIED Document approved for release b

U S . Central Command. See F a A

Case #07-0222.

CEM'COMACTD OVERVIEW
TdldDg Points - Executive Summary

b Fourteen PH.Ds with various degrees, however the majority specialize in computer
scienceor medial fields.
b The course is run bv the Institute for Defense Analysis [IDA)
> The group is nientoretl by several mired four and three star g m m l officers
> Objective ofthe course ii to expose kadiny civilian scientist to DoD operation:)and
requirements

b The briefing is informational.

Providesan overview on the Advanced TechnologyConcert Demonstration
. (ACTV) process.
Reviews CENTCOM internal ACTD process.
- Provides current and completed CENTCOM ACTDs.
Looks at selected FY05 ACTD candidates.
9 Questionsshould center on how do they gel their projects/expertiseinto the ACTD
processes.
b Based on the compositionof the study group questionsshould center on computer
technology and medical projects.

b ACTDs are a method to quickly get state-of-the-art technology into the hands of the
warfighter.
-.
9 We need informationtechnology to:
Allow for data sharing across distributedmulti-INT databases.
Allow for data accessiiility/exchangecapabilitiesacross multiple domains,
security levels, and coalition partners.
Increased data throughput-a fimclion of bandwidth and data compression.

.-
b We need medical technologyto:
Provide stand-offdetection of chemical and biological threats.
Rapidly examine soldiers for presence of biological agents or diseasesin the field.
 Document approved for release by
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Case* 07-0222.
Pages 1 through 14redactedforthefollowingICUOIB.
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 CCJ3-0 Talking Points
13 OCT 05 COMMANDER'S MEETING WITH Military Analyeta
13 Ocotber 2005

Background

1. Purpose. Prepare CDR for a meeting with Military Analysts.

Discussion

2. Earthquake Assxstance to Pakistan.

. Strategic Priorities

- No change in posture in prosecuting war against terror

- Continued uninterrupted operations in support of Iraq

referendum

- Continue Afghanistan operations, willing to accept

some additional risk, as evidenced by my sending some
forces from Afghanistan to Pakistan lhelos)

- We are in the supporting role, friendly troops in a

friendly country

- Need to align ourselves with Pakistanis at every level

. Sequence of events

- 07 2350 EDT Oct: Magnitude 7.6 Earthquake struck in

Kashmir
- 27 Aftershocks of magnitude 5.0 and greater
- Epicenter:
- near Muzaffarabad, Pakistani Kashmir's capital
- 75 mi NNE of Islamabad, Pakistani capital
- 320 mi E of Bagram Airfield, nearest major US base
- Pakistan: E 61,000 casualties (USAID)
- =33,200 deaths
- 4 million displaced
- 250,000 in need of shelter
- India: 927 deaths (USAID)
- 2.5 million displaced
- Afghanistan: 3 dead (USAID)
- Most affected areas: North West Frontier Province;
Northern Punjab; Pakistani Kashmir; Indian Kashmir

1
UNCLASSIFIED
 - Potential US evacuees (employees, residents, estimated US
visitors) :
- Islamabad: 5,930 - Karachi: 5,097 - Lahore: 4,797

 Request from President Musharraf to Ambassador Crocker

- significant Helicopter Capability

- Imagery
- Supplies (blankets / tents / water / medical)
- Field Hospitals
Logistics / Transportation

.
-

DOS reports Pakistan priorities are:

- Iimnediata (Shelter, Dry Rations, Water)
- Hodium (Pre-fab Housing, Winterized Tents)
 Initial response

Sunday, 09 Oct

- Tactical Airlift Control Element (TALCE, 6 pax) and

initial relief supplies (12 pallets) arriv Islamabad
- CENTCOM directs CJTF-76 to support relief operations
- All Combatant Commands assess available assets to s u w r t
relief operations in Pakistan
- CFC-Afghanistan leads initial response, coordinated by
CENTCOM
-- ---

- CENTCOM Request For Forces (RFF) 543 released (Helicopter

Lift; Engineers; Medical; Conmand and Control; Public
Affairs)

Monday, 10 Oct

- CFC-Afghanistan C-nder (LTG Eikenberry) in Pakistan to

assess relief requirements
- Tarawa Expeditionary Strike Group Commander (RDML
LeFever) in Pakistan to establish Disaater Assistance
Center
- C-17 arrives early AM (MRES, blankets, water, 10 ton
forklift)
- 2 x c-130s with supplies and personnel
- 5 x CH-47s and 3 x UH-60s in Ialamahad
- JFCOM J-3 issues alert to ccmponents for units requested
in RFF
- Joint Staff DDO issues VOCO Alert to P A W for units

Tuesday, 11 Oct

2
UNCLASSIFIED
- Meeting to establish relief support efforts held between
Pakistan FU office, AMEMB, USAID and Disaster Assistance
Center WAC) , RDML LeFever Pakistani EM' 8 Office
requested (medical supplies, cots, tents, and food) -
heavy equipment and engineering assistance needed later
- 1 x C-17 arrives Islamabad from McGuire AFB (15212 11
OCt)
- GOP announces additional SAR teams are no longer required
(USAID)
- 1 x C-130 arrives early AM (4 pallets)
Wednesday, 12 Oct

- C E N T X U designates CFC-A as the lead for humanitarian

effort in Pakistan, Expeditionary Strike Group One, as
the Disaster Assistance Center, is under the operational
control of CFC-A. NAVCENT retains administrative
control.
- U-2 11+30 hr ISR flight (delayed from 11 Oct due to cloud
cover)
- 2 x C-17 with humanitarian supplies (water, MRE, tents,
and cots) arrives in Islamabad from Kuwait (120012Z
Octl ,
- In next 24 hrs 30 pallets of supplies < tents, cots,
Halal meals, and blankets) will be sent from Kuwait

Thursday, 13 October 2005

2 x MH-53 arrive today

5 x CH-47 prepared for deployment Ft Hood, Texas
7 sorties flown, 21 total since the start of relief
effort
88 humanitarian assistance pallets have closed
Humanitarian supplies continue to flow in
Government of Pakistan approves air delivery of
humanitarian supplies
Contingency Response Group
Qatari doctors and medical supplies enroute

3
UNCLASSIFIED
Â Next 72 Hours

.- C2

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- JFCOM Headquarters element arrives in Bagram.

- Flow into theater heavy and medium helicopters

.- - Air delivery approved by Government of Pakistan

-
USNCS Brittin arrives Eujairah, Karachi on 1 NOV
-
MV Fast Challenger arrives Kuwait arrives Karachi on
1 NOV
- w Northern Lights arrives Karachi on 17 OCT
 Logistics
- Request for forces priority is heavy lift helicopter
and engineering equipment
- EUCOM to send tailored element of a 36 bed field
hospital, water purification unit and translators
- Engineer Construction Battalion from Okinawa is
placed on 48 hour prepare to deploy order
- RDML LeFever specifically stated he wants to
increase the logistics flow today. Says he
effectively owns the Islamabad IAPKhaklaka airport
runways and tarmac at night so he will try to
increase slots there at night.
- He's going to RFF for three additional hospitals.
- CENTCOM directs CFLCC to prepare, pack and ship
engineer equipment:
- 2 X D-7 Bulldozer
- 10 x 20 ton dump trucks
- Water purification unit
- 7 x lOOkw generator set
 -
ISR
- Imagery from 12 October U2 flight enroute California
for analysis and release to Government of Pakistan
- Planning for weekly U-2 flight in support of
Government of Pakistan
. Projected forces

FORSCOM

- 12 X CH-47 Kansas
- 5 X CH-47 FT Hood
- 4 X CH-47 FT Drum
- 1 X 28th PAD FT Lewis
- 2 Companies X CH-47 Follow-on Support

-
EUCOM

- 212TH MASH (mobile hospital)

- Water Purification Detachment
- 3 x translators

IN COUNTRY
Disaster Aasiafcance Center WAC) headed by Expeditionary
Strike Group One, RDLM LeFever and Staff, along with a
Contingency Response Group (aircraft handling team)
Dept of State Assistance Response Team
5 X CH-47
3 X UH-60
Total number of forces 231
- TF Griffin 78
- TF Sword 8
- 44th Signal 3
- CJTF-76 SG 17
- ANA 44
- CRG 51 (Contingency Response Group)
- JMAST 11 (Joint Mobile Ashore Support Terminal)
- CFC-A (PA01 3
- Loaders 2
Helos have moved 64,000 pounds of humanitarian supplies,
food, water, shelter, blankets and medical supplies

- 5 x CH-47s from Ft Hood available for loading and follow

on movement to Pakistan today
- 2 x MH-60s available for air transport on 14 OCT
PACOM AVAILABLE FORCES

- 4 X CH-47 identified and available

5
UNCLASSIFIED
 - Naval Mobile Construction Battalion from Okinawa

Current Message

- We deeply value Pakistan's long-standing friendship

With the United States and unwavering support in the War on
Terror. In the spirit of that close friendship, the United
States is helping the Pakistani government care for its citizens
in quake-stricken regions

- We are committed to providing long-term aid to help

The people of Pakistan recover from this tragedy; Our friendship
with the Pakistanis has been enduring, and our support and aid
to our friends in their time of need will be nothing less

- The U.S. is responding to Pakistan's requests for

life-sustaining logistical support, search and rescue
capabilities and evacuation and medical care for the injured in
a robust, forward-leaning manner

- Resources are readily available to support major

humanitarian operations simultaneously with ongoing combat
operations without degrading support anywhere in the world

- Our Nation's military lift and movement capability

is ready to meet the needs of this unfolding crisis and ongoing
operations around the world

- Challenges presented by weather, terrain and the sheer

magnitude of this tragedy will be met by our technology,
innovative planning and the professionalism and determination of
our young men and women in uniform

APPROVED EW://GEG/13OCT05// PREPARED B Y c W l 3 OCT 05 / / / -

GLEN E. GULLEKSON Mai 1b116h1bx31
Colonel, USAF Ma], USMC
Chief, Current Ops Ground Operations

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O F F I C I A L PARTY3
Mr. Peter Bergen, Bernard L. Schwartz Senior Fellow, New America
Foundation.

QUARTERS: Marriot Airport Hotel

PROTOCOL OFFICERS*
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THURSDAY, 6 JULY 2006

2127 Arrive Tampa International Airport via US Airways Fit

245

2145 Depart Tampa International Airport en route to Marriot Airport,

Hotel via airport shuttle service

2200 Arrive Marriot Airport Hotel

RON at Marriot Airport Hotel

0930 Depart Marriot Airport Hotel via DV Trans

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0955 Arrive USCEMTCOM Headquarters GO-â‚ entrance
- Escorted by* CET

1000 Office call with General John P. Abizaid, CDR USCENTCOK

- Attendews VADM David C. Nichols, DCDR USCENTCOM
Mr. Peter Bergen
J2 - BG John Custer
J3 - MG Douglas Lute
J5 - RADM Robert Moeller
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