Chemical, Biological,
Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN)
Defense
COL(P) Stanley H. Lillie
Commandant, The United States Army
Chemical School
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Agenda
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Chemical School Mission and Vision
Support to GWOT
Chemical Corps Transformation
Chemical Corps Support to SOCOM
USACMLS Initiatives
Questions
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Chemical School
Mission
USACMLS trains the Army’s chemical
soldiers; develops leaders; supports
training in units; develops joint, multiservice, and Army doctrine; transforms
the future Army chemical force; and is the
Joint Combat Developer for the Joint
Chemical Biological Defense Program
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Chemical School Training
Courses
Joint and International Training
Joint Senior Leader Course
Marine/Navy/AF NBC Defense
Coast Guard Strike Force Training
International NBC Defense
Courses
WMD/ HLS Training
CST (WMD) Training
Civil Support Skills Course (CSSC)
Installation Emergency Responders
Installation Response Planner
Soldier Advanced Skills Training
NBC Recon Course – L5
Master FOX Scout Course – L1
Bio Integrated Detection – L4
Radiological Safety Course
Operational Radiation Safety
Soldier Training
CM/SOC Precommand Course
Captains Career Course
Officer Basic Course
NCO Advanced Course
NCO Basic Course
Advanced Individual Training
One Station Unit Training 4
The Chief of Chemical’s Vision
• An Army superbly equipped, trained and ready
to fight and win unhindered by threatened or
actual CBRN hazards.
• A Corps of professional soldiers, tactically and
technically unsurpassed, imbued with the
warrior ethos.
• A capability, both vital and relevant, for the
combatant commander, the joint warfight and
the defense of the homeland.
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Support to the Global War
on Terrorism
• 455th Cm Bde
• 2nd Cm Bn
• 83rd Cm Bn
• 450th Cm Bn
• 468th Cm Bn
• Technical
Escort Unit
• 7th Cm Co
• 11th Cm Co
• 12th Cm Co
• 21st Cm Co
• 44th Cm Co
• 46th Cm Co
• 51st Cm Co
• 68th Cm Co
• 89th Cm Co
• 92nd Cm Co
• 181st Cm Co
• 172nd Cm Co
• 310th Cm Co
U.S. Army Chemical School
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Chemical Corps Transformation
• Emerging Strategic Environment
• Proliferation of WMD
• Threat to Homeland Security
• Reduced response times from crisis to conflict
• Requirement to conduct full spectrum ops
• Evolving International Reality
• Terrorists or Rogue States possessing WMD
• Evolving Conduct of War
• Adaptive, creative enemies
• Pace and proliferation of new technologies
• Aggressive and hostile ideologies intent on
harming U.S. interests
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Chemical Corps SOCOM
Strength 2003
AUTH
18
12
6
2
38
O/H
13
22
5
2
42
Skill Level One
Sergeant
Staff Sergeant
Platoon Sergeant/Sergeant First Class
First Sergeant/Master Sergeant
TOTAL Enlisted
38
49
36
42
13
178
66
37
47
34
8
192
+28
-12
11
-8
-5
14
174
76
131
81
62
108
TOTAL
216
234
20
108
Lieutenant
Captain
Major
Lieutenant Colonel
TOTAL Officers
One augmentee CPT in Korea
DELTA % FILL
-5
72
10
183
-1
83
0
100
4
110
Two SFC Augmentees
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Chemical Detachment
(Recon)(SF)
Current Design
NBC Officer
O3
74A005P
Opns SGT
E7
54B4P
Chem Op Spec Chem Op Spec Chem Op Spec
E4
E3
E3
54B1P
54B1P
54B1P
Chemical Detachment (Recon) (Special Forces): SRC: 03529LB00
5 Space TOE,
(1 – 0 – 4 – 5)4
Mission: Provide NBC recon support to Special Forces unit. Provide
5 Space TOE (MIL)
NBC technical knowledge about the enemy’s NBC personnel,
materiel,
tactics.
OFF techniques,
WO ENL and
AGG
1
0
4
5
One detachment per Special Forces Group
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Chemical Detachment (Recon)(SF)
NBC Officer
O3
74A005P
Operations SGT
E7
54B4P
Chem Op Spec
E4
54B1P
Chem Op Spec
E3
54B1P
Chem Op Spec
E3
54B1P
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E8
Chemical Detachment Alpha (CDA)
1st FOB (SF Bn)
E7
E6
74D2V
E5
14 Space TOE,
(1 – 0 – 13 – 14)
Chemical Detachment Alpha (CDA)
2nd FOB (SF Bn)
74D4VJ5
E6
74D3VJ5
E5
DET SGT
74D5VJ5
E7
74D4VJ5
74D2V
CDR
74A005S
E7
74D3VJ5
E5
Chemical Detachment Alpha (CDA)
3rd FOB (SF Bn)
E6
74D2V
E5
74D4VJ5
74D2V
74D3VJ5
E5
74D2V
E5
74D2V
Chemical Detachment (Recon)(SF): SRC 03529LB00
Mission: Provide NBC Reconnaissance Support to Special Forces units
in the form of Technical Expertise about NBC systems and employment
tactics, techniques and procedures. Augments SF Operations
Detachments – Alpha (ODA) to perform special tasks involved with NBC
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material detection, collection, field identification, and sampling and
packaging.
USACMLS Initiatives
• CBRNE Center of Excellence
• Installation Protection
• Joint Inter-Agency Cooperation
• JTF-6 Training
• CBRNE Command
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CBRNE Center of Excellence
• First Responder Training Facility
• Chemical Defense Training Facility
• BIDs Bunker / FOX Den
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Installation Protection
• Organized and
Equipped
• Integrated
Sensor Array
Maneuver Support Center
• Information
Management
Fort to Port – Deployment Implications
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CBRN Installation Protection
Operational Concept
Garrison
Cdr
FORSCOM
Cdr
FORSCOM
O/O
Combatant
Cdrs
State
Governor
TOE Units
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Joint Inter-Agency Cooperation
• JTF-6: Provided CBRN MTT instruction to
first responders and U.S. Border Patrol
teams
• CSSC Course for all Installation Support
Teams / WMD CST
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CBRNE Operational
Command
FORSCOM
(ARNORTH/JFLCC)
CBRNE
Command
HQ
X
CBRNE
nd OD
52 nd
Group
Group
(EOD)
(EOD)
Force Pool
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HHC
TEU
TEU
APG
DPG
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HHC
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Co
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Remediation &
Analytical Dir
Program
Support
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Plans/
Opns
Materiel
JRT
JRT
JRT
Lab
NRT
NCRT
NRT
(OPCON)
Reach
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HHC
ARU -CM
PBA
RT
APG
RT
• Provides trained and ready forces
• C2 of full spectrum CBRNE Opns
• Support to Civil Authorities for HLS
• Maintain technical links with
appropriate
Joint, Federal, and State assets
• Train and maintain oversight of
CBRNE assets
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Questions?
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Back-up Slides
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CBRNE Operational
Command Mission Statement
(from O&O version 6.0)
Mission: The CBRNE Command integrates, coordinates,
deploys and provides trained and ready forces, and is prepared to
exercise command and control of full spectrum CBRNE
operations to Joint and Army Force Commanders. Provides Army
support to Civil Authorities for Homeland Defense. Maintains
technical links with appropriate Joint, Federal, and State CBRNE
assets, as well as research, development and technical
communities to assure Army CBRNE response readiness.
Provides or assists in the training and readiness oversight of
CBRNE assets (Active, Guard and Reserve).
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