Forces_Matrix

SERVICE CAPABILITY MATRIX PHASE II RELIEF SERVICE | ASSET | PROVIDES | STREGNTHS / WEAKNESSES | OBJECTIVES | ARMY | CIVIL AFFAIRS | ESTABLISHES PUBLIC REALATIONS WITH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND CIVILIAN POPULACE USING VARRYING MEDIA AND INTERPRITERS | STREGNTH: develops relationship with locals to ensure that they are comfortable with HA personnel. Keep resources available in Haiti to prevent mass population migrationLIMITATION: limited CA personnel and equipment will not ensure rapid relations in the outlaying areas of Port-Au-Prince | TBD | | MILITARY POLICE | SECURITY FOR RELIEF PERSONNEL AND AID RESOURSES | S: provide crowd control and security for humanitarian service workersL: limited recourses available for deployments due to current world-wide commitments. | TBD | | AVIATION BRIGADE | MEDIUM LIFT, SAR, AND MEDIVAC SUPPORT | S: provide rapid transportation of personnel and disaster relief to outlying areas | TBD | SERVICE | ASSET | PROVIDES | STREGNTHS / LIMITATIONS | OBJECTIVE | ARMY | | | L: each aircraft only has 7 hours a day of operational blade time available to the ground commanders | | | MEDICAL BRIGADE | EMS PERSONNEL, DOCTOR, AND VET SERVICES | S: able to triage, perform surgeries, inspect food and immunize local populaceL: limited number of personnel available for this operation. Available personnel will need to be augmented in short order due to OPTEMPO | TBD | | SIGNAL BRIGADE | BCCCS-3, VSAT, VOICE AND DATA COMMUNICATION, VEHICLES AND GENERATORS | S: allows forces to communicate to establish C & C.L: equipment requires large logistical footprint to maintain and operate. | TBD | | ENGINEERING BATTALION | HEAVY CONTRUCTIONS EQUIPMENT AND OPERATORS | S: able to clear roadways, damaged structures, and repair infrastructure damagesL: large logistical footprint to operate and maintain equipment. Security forces are required while conducting operations | TBD | | AIRBORNE INFANTRY BRIGADE | DISASTER RELIEF ASSISTANCE | S: can assist Military and local police with security | | SERVICE | ASSET | PROVIDES | STREGTHS / LIMITATIONS | OBJECTIVES | | | | operations and aiding outlying areasL: Unit has no vehicles to transport Soldiers and equipment | TBD | | QUARTERMASTER GROUP | BULK FUEL AND WATER DISTRIBUTION | S: operate F.A.R.P.’s and fuel distribution points throughout the island. Can setup multiple purified water bottling plants.L: limit personnel to run water bottling plants | TBD | NAVY | CARRIER STRIKE GROUP | LOGISTICS, AVIATION, AND TRANSPORTATION | STREGNTHS: able to resupply all facets of relief operations throughout the island.LIMITATION: limited capability for ground support. | TBD | | AMPHIBIOUS READY GROUP/EXPEDITIONARY STRIKE GROUP | ASSUALT SHIPS WITH AVIATION ASSETS | S: can resupply and transport sea-b operation throughout the islandL: ground support is limited | TBD | | SURFACE STRIKE FORCE | SECURITY WARSHIPS | S: provide security and offensive operations.L: cannot offer ground support | TBD | SERVICE | ASSET | PROVIDES | STREGNTHS / LIMITATIONS | OBJECTIVES | NAVY | PATROL SQUADRON | P-3 AIRCRAFTS | S: can transport people in need of in-depth medical treatment to state side facilitiesL: acft not readily available. Must be dispatched from outside NAS’s. | TBD | | MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND | FLEET AUXILERY FORCE | S: provides full service hospital ships, potable water production and distribution, and logistical (supply) support to all forcesL: limited ground support | TBD | AIR FORCE | AIR AND GROUND SUPPORT TO MISSION | VARIOUS FIXED WING AND ROTOR WING ASSETS INCLUDE GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL (FOR ACFT) | S: provides transportation and logistical support to mission participantsL: limited ground support to mission participants | TBD | | | RAPID MOBILITY AND AERO-MEDICAL EVACUATION | S: rapid delivery of equipment, supplies, and MEDIVAC personnelL: requires a fully functioning airfield | TBD | | | PERSONNEL RECOVERY | S: can provide rapid search and rescue services | | SERVICE | ASSET | PROVIDES | STRENGTHS / LIMITATIONS | OBJECTIVES | AIR FORCE | | | L: limited medical support and small support coverage area | | | | SECURITY FORCES | S: airfield physical security functionsL: personnel cannot be multi-sourced | | | | CONTRACTING SUPPORT | S: liaison to civil and international companies who provide goods and services to the relief effort personnelL: funding and authorization is required to successfully execute the contract | | MARINES | MARINE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE | VARYING GROUND, AIR, LOGISTICS AND COMMAND AND CONTROL CAPABILITIES | S: large modular force that can be multi tasked to maintain relief efforts established in phase 1.L: cannot operate away from Navy vessel for more than 30 days | | | MEB | SECURITY OPERATIONS AND CIVIC ACTIONS OPERATIONS | S: smaller sized version of MEFL: requires large Naval support chain | | | MEU | SECURITY OPERATIONS AND CIVIC ACTIONS OPERATIONS | S: smaller sized version of MEFL: requires large Naval support chain | | SERVICE | ASSET | PROVIDES | STREGTHS / LIMITATIONS | OBJECTIVES | SPECIAL OPERATIONS | MISO | PUT OUT MESSAGES OVER PA SYSTEMS, CROWD CONTROL AND PRODUCE LEAFLETS | S: interpreters put out information to the local populaceL: low density MOS | | | CIVIL AFFAIRS | WORK WITH LOCAL POLITICIANS AND CIVILIANS TO ESTABLISH LIFE SUPPORT AND SERVICES | S: liaison to local authoritiesL: low density MOS | | SPACE | GPS | ASSISTS WITH NAVIGATION TIMING AND C2 COORDINATION | S: always availableL: N/A | | | | | | | | | | | |