…CJCSI 4120.02D, List of Priorities-DOD Transportation Movement Priority System. j. CJCSM 4301.01, Planning Operational Contract Support. 5. Multi-Service Publications a. ATP 3-22.40/ Marine Corps Tactical Publication 10-10A/NTTP 3…

rooftop can be gained from the windows or roofs of adjoining buildings and assault elements can be transported to the rooftops by helicopter (Figure C-1). Helicopters should land only on those buildings that have special…

…The objective is to ignite a flammable portion of the vehicle such as the fuel or ammunition that it is transporting. The following materials are needed to make a Molotov cocktail: Bottle or other glass container…

…Tactical maps should be supplemented by city street maps that contain street names and information on the location of important buildings and transportation terminals. These city street maps should be distributed to all units operating within…

…The tactical situation may require the immediate seizure of a building, industrial complex, or transportation site that is deemed decisive terrain. Examples of such objectives may include key bridges, intersections, railheads, or facilities that constitue the…

…Government USINDOPACOM United States Indo-Pacific Command USMC United States Marine Corps USN United States Navy USNORTHCOM United States Northern Command USSS United States Secret Service (DHS) USTRANSCOM United States Transportation Command UXO unexploded explosive ordnance

…homeland security HSPD homeland security Presidential directive IAA incident awareness and assessment IAS International Assistance System IAW in accordance with ICS incident command system IED improvised explosive device IGC Integrated Data Environment/Global Transportation Network Convergence

…Military mortuary affairs units can be deployed to search, recover, transport, and temporarily store remains in support of civil authorities. Few of these units are available in the force structure and they are best utilized to…

…disruption of one infrastructure component (such as the electric power grid) disrupts other infrastructure components (such as transportation and communications). Cascading infrastructure failures could magnify requirements for DSCA in the immediately impacted zone and outside affected…

…Combat Assault Transportation. The mobility provided by helicopters can be a significant advantage in the urban environment. In many modern cities, office buildings may have helipads on their roofs. Other buildings, such as parking garages, are…

…Marines may be called upon to defend a port city, an embassy located on or near a coastline, a transportation link, or the capital of a foreign government. They may also be tasked to defend from…

…To facilitate support for US populations impacted by disasters, DLA may provide commodity support directly to FEMA upon receipt of a funded RFA or through existing interagency agreement. (2) Transportation. With SecDef approval, DOD may provide…

…More vehicular assets should be allocated to the small unit level to transport ammunition and support the increased casualty evacuation requirements. f. Force Protection. Lines of communication require extensive flank security in the urban environment. The…

…A flexible and tailorable transportation system is necessary for widely dispersed forces and lengthening LOCs. Required capabilities include movement control, in-transit visibility of carried supplies, terminal operations, and transportation modes. Securing these LOCs and the…

…Units also use available transportation modes—motor transport, air, rail, and water—in various combinations. The method employed depends on the situation, size, and composition of the moving unit; distance the unit must cover; urgency of…

…Adequate supply, maintenance, transportation, engineering, medical, and other service support at the BSI. For additional information and guidance, refer to the Standing CJCS DSCA EXORD. 4. Department of Defense Installation Responsibilities for Defense Support of Civil…

…ESF #1 – Transportation (Department of Transportation): Provides support by assisting local, state, tribal, territorial, insular area, and federal governmental entities; voluntary organizations; NGOs; and the private sector in the management of transportation systems and infrastructure during…

…enforcement and support personnel. (c) Transportation of suspected terrorists from foreign countries to the US for trial (so long as the requesting federal LEA provides all security for such transportation and maintains custody of the suspect…

Chapter V V-8 JP 3-28 (a) Airlift priorities for DSCA are outlined in CJCSI 4120.02, List of Priorities – DOD Transportation Movement Priority System. The national importance of the DSCA mission is reflected in…