JP 3-28, page 134
Defense Support of Civil Authorities
Joint Publication: Defense Support of Civil Authorities
29 October 2018 public edition (Wayback JCS copy; S2 cited as JP 328 / JP 3-28 DSCA)
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Appendix H
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(5) Public announcements to be issued.
(6) Emergency measures for security of civilian population.
4. Administration and Logistics
a. Concept of Sustainment. Identify policies, guidance, and procedures to support
DSCA/NGCS.
b. Logistics. Illustrate functions, sustainment categories, priorities and resources,
support bases, priority of movement and timing, and contracted support.
c. Personnel. Describe personnel support functions. Establish deployability criteria
unique to the operation. List RS.
d. Resource Management. Illustrate financial requirements, sourcing, acquisition
and distribution of funds, fiscal policy and monitoring execution. Note management
controls and procedures.
e. Health Service Support. Identify medical capabilities and functions such as
casualty response, emergency life-saving steps and patient evacuation.
f. Reports. Establish administrative reporting requirements.
5. Command and Control
a. Command
(1) Command Relationships. Describe the federal, state or other chain(s) of
command supporting DSCA operations. Identify the civilian and military organizational
structure expected to exist. List any changes to major C2 organizations and time of
expected shift (e.g., shifts that may occur during transition from DSCA to HD or vice-versa
and among federal, regional, state, or local entities). (Refer to Annex J, Command
Relationships.)
(a) Outline existing command arrangement agreements (CAAs), MOUs, and
MOAs.
(b) Note CAAs, MOUs and MOAs requiring development.
(2) Command Posts. List the designation and location of headquarters involved
in plan execution.
(3) Succession to Command. Designate, in order of succession, the authorities
responsible for assuming command.