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ANP Logistics System Decision Brief COA Development 6 October 2011

ANP Logistics System Decision Brief COA Development 6 October 2011. COA Guidance (New). COA 1 “Centralized” – NLC, 5+1 RLC, 1 PSP, 1+Trans Bde, RLC Trans Coy+

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ANP Logistics System Decision Brief COA Development 6 October 2011

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  1. ANP Logistics SystemDecision BriefCOA Development 6 October 2011

  2. COA Guidance (New) • COA 1 “Centralized” – NLC, 5+1 RLC, 1 PSP, 1+Trans Bde, RLC Trans Coy+ • No new builds, develop distribution systems, “everything at the centre”, timed “pushes”, develop RLC Trans BN to sustain districts, focus on growing organic capability for maintenance, use $ saving for RLC trans BN and civ pay reform • COA 2 “No PSPs” - NLC, 8 x RLC, 0 x PSP, 1+ Trans Bdes • Build new RLC’s, no PSP’s, focus on improved distribution system, pillar integration, contracted/organic maintenance, $ savings for increase Trans Bdes and civ pay reform • COA 3 - “MOI Supply Points” – NLC, 8-12+ MSP’s, Trans Bde • Develop NLC, add 4+ RLC’s based on geography/distance, remove a layer within the system (PSP), develop mat transfer point below the region if req’d, enhance trans where needed • COA 4 – “Hybrid ANA/ANP” – Leverage ANA/ANP efficiencies to sustain the force • Only build new infrastructure if operationally required. May require to increase storage capacity at RLCs/RLSCs. Develop potential future area of cooperation (i.e. Utilize ASC to manage Distribution System from National to Regional level, Warehousing, Inventory management tool, Fuel, Foods, etc). Last Updated: 29 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  3. Common to all COA’s • National Logistics Center – Wardak • Existing Regional Logistics Centers • National Transport Brigade* • Limited organic maintenance capability will be developed by 2014 • Requirement for contracted support through 2014* • Vehicle, Weapons, Comms Maintenance • Concept for Critical Class Items • Fuel, Uniforms, Food • Leverage ANA capacity where possible • Long-term objective beyond 2014 * slight variations per COA Last Updated: 22 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  4. COA 1 – “Centralized” 1 National Logistics Center 5 Regional Logistics Centers 2 - Sites to be used as a RLC Badakhshan Jowzjan Balkh Konduz • Concept of Sustainment • Provinces sustained by “closest” supply point (defined in policy) • 2012 – Build, Field, Improve • Force sustained by 5 centers • Trans capabilities fielded • Organic capacity developed • Significant contracted maintenance • Limited RLC upgrade • Develop Policy, procedures • Develop training/trainers • 2013 – Grow, Transition • NLC, RLC Jalalabad, ILF Kabul • Thicken Trans Capability • Enhanced PHQ, DHQ capacity • Centers at CM2B by end year • Contracts transitioned to MOI lead • 2014 – Sustain • 2 years of “making it work” • Afghan led contracts in place • ISAF in oversight Takhar Samangan Faryah Sar-I Pol Panjshir Baghlan Nuristan Badghis Kapisa Parwan Kunar Bamyan Laghman Wardak Herat Kabul Nangarhar Logar Ghor Day Kundi Ghazni Paktya Khowst Uruzgan Farah Zabul Paktika Nimroz Helmand Kandahar 2012 2013 2014

  5. COA 1 – Proposed Org Chart 2012 NLC Wardak 279/630/272/470 (1651) 2012 MSC Wardak 107/107/53/413 (680) 2013 Ammunition 5/14/51/6 (76) 2013 Trans Brigade HQ 32/51/40/14 (137) 2011 MoI Hq Kabul 82/27/0/47 (156) +304 2012 MMC Wardak 79/18/0/25 (122) 2012 Trans Kandaks Wardak 56/440/128/12 (636) +159 2013 RLC Kabul 19/26/19/85 (149) 2013 RLC Nangarhar 19/26/19/90 (154) 2011 RLC MeS 27/36/31/90 (184) 2011 RLC Kandahar 32/39/38/90 (199) 2011 RLC Gardez 23/44/38/90 (195) 2011 RLC Herat 22/45/38/90 (195) 2011 PSP LKG 29/41/36/90 (196) +145 +145 +145 +145 +145 +145 +145 Kabul 294 Nangahar 299 MeS 329 Kandahar 344 Gardez 340 Herat 340 LKG 341 • Redistribution: 1871 positions (offset) – 51% Civ • Uplift of mechanics (~100 per RLC, 2-6 per PHQ) • RLC training teams (~10-12) • Increase of drivers at PHQ/DHQ (~125 total) • 1645 Positions (843 Civilian) PHQ’s/DHQ’s + 6-10 Last Updated: 30 Sep 11 POC: Lt Col Moton, CJ1

  6. COA 2 – “No PSPs” 1 National Logistics Center 8 Regional Logistics Centers Future sites Badakhshan • Concept of Sustainment • Provinces sustained by regional supply points (defined in policy) • 2012 – Build, Field, Improve • Force sustained by 5 centers • Build 4 new RLC’s • Trans capabilities fielded • Organic capacity developed • Contracted maintenance • Develop Policy, procedures • Develop training/trainers • 2013 – Grow, Transition • NLC, RLC Jalalabad, ILF Kabul • Thicken Trans Capability • Centers at CM2B by end year • Contracts transitioned to MOI lead • New RLC’s online end-year • 2014 – Sustain • Afghan led contracts in place • Afghan training teams in place • ISAF in oversight Jowzjan Balkh Konduz Takhar Samangan Faryah Sar-I Pol Panjshir Baghlan Nuristan Badghis Kapisa Parwan Kunar Bamyan Laghman Wardak Herat Kabul Nangarhar Logar Ghor Day Kundi Ghazni Paktya Khowst Uruzgan Farah Zabul Paktika Nimroz Helmand Kandahar 2012 2013 2014 Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190 UNCLASSIFIED//REL TO NATO/ISAF

  7. COA 2 – Proposed Org Chart 2012 MSC Wardak 107/107/53/413 (680) 2013 Ammunition 5/14/51/6 (76) 2013 Trans Brigade HQ 32/51/40/14 (137) 2012 NLC Wardak 279/630/272/470 (1651) 2011 MoI Hq Kabul 82/27/0/47 (156) +304 2012 MMC Wardak 79/18/0/25 (122) 2012 Trans Kandaks Wardak 56/440/128/12 (636) +159 2013 RLC Kabul 19/26/19/85 (149) 2013 RLC Nangarhar 19/26/19/90 (154) 2011 RLC MeS 27/36/31/90 (184) 2011 RLC Kandahar 32/39/38/90 (199) 2011 RLC Gardez 23/44/38/90 (195) 2011 RLC Herat 22/45/38/90 (195) 2014 RLC LKG 29/41/36/90 (196) 2014 RLC Konduz 18/26/19/83 (146) +135 +135 +135 +135 +135 +135 +135 +135 Kabul 284 Nangarhar 289 MeS 319 Kandahar 334 Gardez 330 Herat 330 LKG 331 Konduz 281 • Redistribution: 1725 positions (offset) – 50% Civ • Uplift of mechanics (~100 per RLC, 2-6 per PHQ) • RLC training teams (~10-12) • Increase of drivers/staff at PHQ/DHQ (153 total) • 1696 positions required ( 859 Civilian) PHQ’s/DHQ’s + 6-10 Last Updated: 30 Sep 11 POC: LTC Moton, CJ1

  8. COA 3 – “MOI Supply Points” 1 National Logistics Center 7 Regional Logistics Centers 7 New Sites for MSP+ Future sites outlined in yellow Badakhshan Jowzjan Balkh Konduz Takhar • Concept of Sustainment • Provinces sustained by regional logistics centers • 2012 – Build, Field, Improve • Partner 5 sites • Build MOI Supply point • Contracted maintenance • Develop Policy, procedures • Develop training/trainers • 2013 – Grow, Transition • NLC, RLC Jalalabad, ILF Kabul • Thicken Trans Capability • Centers at CM2B by end year • Contracts transitioned to MOI lead • New RLC’s online end-year • 2014 – Sustain • Afghan led contracts in place • Leverage Lateral support • ISAF in oversight Samangan Faryah Sar-I Pol Panjshir Baghlan Nuristan Badghis Kapisa Parwan Kunar Bamyan Laghman Wardak Herat Kabul Nangarhar Logar Day Kundi Ghor Ghazni Paktya Khowst Uruzgan Farah Zabul Paktika Nimroz Helmand Kandahar Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LTC Moton, CJ1 UNCLASSIFIED//REL TO NATO/ISAF

  9. COA 3 – Proposed Org 2012 MSC Wardak 107/107/53/413 (680) 2013 Ammunition 5/14/51/6 (76) 2013 Trans Brigade HQ 32/51/40/14 (137) 2012 NLC Wardak 279/630/272/470 (1651) 2011 MoI Hq Kabul 82/27/0/47 (156) +304 2012 MMC Wardak 79/18/0/25 (122) 2012 Trans Kandaks Wardak 56/440/128/12 (636) +159 2013 RLC Kabul 19/26/19/85 (149) 2013 RLC Nangarhar 19/26/19/90 (154) 2011 RLC MeS 27/36/31/90 (184) 2011 RLC Kandahar 32/39/38/90 (199) 2011 RLC Gardez 23/44/38/90 (195) 2011 RLC Herat 22/45/38/90 (195) 2011 RLC LKG 29/41/36/90 (196) 2014MSP JOWZJAN 18/26/19/83 (146) 2014 MSP TAKHAR 18/26/19/83 (146) 2014 MSP BAGHLAN 18/26/19/83 (146) 2013 MSP GHAZNI 18/26/19/83 (146) 2013 MSP FARAH 18/26/19/83 (146) 2013 MSP ZABOL 18/26/19/83 (146) 2013 MSP DAY KUNDI 18/26/19/83 (146) +146 +17 +154 +17 +17 +17 +17 +17 +146 +146 +146 +146 +146 +146 +10 Training Team per RLC/MSP (140) + 104 mechanics across country • Redistribution: 703 positions (offset) – 50% Civ • Uplift of mechanics (~104 total) • RLC training teams (~10-12) • 703 Positions redistributed. Last Updated: 30 Sep 11 POC: LTC Moton, CJ1

  10. COA 4 – “Hybrid ANA/ANP” What we know • ANA does not have existing extra capacity: • ANA does not have extra distribution capacity • Cooperation between MoI and MoD is almost non-existent • The inter-ministerial MoU between MoI and MoD is not applied What we think • Opportunities exist to build area of cooperation in the future, but will require engagement at the ministerial level (10 year objective) • Focus on cooperation at the National and regional level What we need • What can be co-located, cooperated, integrated? • Fuel, Ammo, Food, Vehicle Spares/Maint, Weapons Maint

  11. COA 4 – “Hybrid” 1 National Logistics Center 5 Regional Logistics Centers 2 - Sites to be used as a RLC 6 x RLSC (ANA) Badakhshan Jowzjan Balkh Konduz Takhar Samangan Faryah • Concept of Hybrid Logistics • Determine levels of cooperation, coordination, integration • National (Ministerial), Operational (Regional), Tactical (Provincial) • 5/6 - RLC/RLSC in similar locations (already built) • Commonality: Medical, Fuel, Food, Water, Parts (LTV) • National – Log Coord Agreement, cooperate Training, civil service, personality dependant • Regional – RLC – RLSC cooperation possibility, coordination • Provincial – coordination/ cooperation unlikely Sar-I Pol Panjshir Baghlan Nuristan Badghis Kapisa Parwan Kunar Bamyan Laghman Wardak Herat Kabul Nangarhar Logar Ghor Day Kundi Ghazni Paktya Khowst Farah Uruzgan Zabul Paktika Nimroz Helmand Kandahar Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  12. COA 4 – “Hybrid” • Full integration is not possible in the next 2 years • 3 level of potential cooperation • Strategic • Operational • Tactical • Integration is not a singular COA, but rather must be considered for all COA (identified as common COA dev factor) • More work required to develop areas of possible cooperation Last Updated: 29 Sep 11 POC: Col Nultsch, CJ4

  13. COA Summary COA 1 - Centralized COA 2 – No PSP’s COA 3 – MSP COA 4 – Hybrid Infrastructure No new builds Regionally Focused NLC 5-6 RLC’s, 1 PSP PHQ, DHQ Regionally Focused NLC 8 x RLC (new builds) PHQ, DHQ Area support NLC 7 x RLC, ~7 MOI Supply Points PHQ, DHQ 4/6 RLC/RLSC proximate RC-East Training Leverage ANA CSS School Logistics Train the Trainer CF mobile training teams Focus on RLC as training center and OJT Leverage ANA CSS School Logistics Train the Trainer (Afghan) CF mobile training teams Focus on RLC as training center, OJT Leverage ANA CSS School Logistics Train the Trainer CF mobile training teams Off-site training for new builds Afghan TTT in the lead 2013 Leverage ANA CSS School Afghan TTT in the lead 2013 Distribution NLC – Trans Brigade (4 + 2) RLC trans coy uplift PHQ, DHQ trans uplift (distant sites) Contracted Jingle Trucks “come and get it” NLC – Trans Brigade (4) RLC trans coy uplift PHQ, DHQ trans uplift (distant sites) Contracted Jingle Trucks NLC – Trans Brigade (4) RLC, MOI SP get Trans uplift PHQ, DHQ Contracted Jingle Trucks until capacity fielded Possibility to coordinate convoys Equipment Transfer of procurement responsibility over time (sequenced) MOI Contracting capability Local procurement of non-ASL items No change No change National Efficiencies possible Maintenance Develop organic capability within ANP (1st line), MMT Contracted maintenance 2nd, 3rd line DP- Civilian pay parity, ability to afford the contracts No change No Change (more sites to develop in 2013) Combined national contracts possible Personnel 1,871 personnel to re-distribute Add to RLC, PHQ, DHQ Develop MTT Increase pillar log capacity 1,725 personnel to re-distribute Add to RLC, PHQ, DHQ Develop MTT Increase pillar log capacity 703 personnel to re-distribute Fill MOI SP positions Develop MTT Combined training possible Last Updated: 23 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  14. Wargaming/Walkthrough Rules • Remain patient • Remain unbiased • Remain positive • List advantages and disadvantages (as found) • Continually assess COA feasibility, acceptability, and suitability • Avoid drawing premature conclusions and gathering facts to support such conclusions • Compare COAs during comparison process: Not during war game • Looking to refine the current COA’s

  15. COA Walkthrough • End-to-End system check – “how do xxx sustain themselves within the COA, is the CONOPS valid” • AUP – RC-W, RC-N • ABP – Green Border, Blue Border sites in RC-S, RC-E • ANCOP – Deployed to RC-S, RC-E • ALP – RC-S, RC-E • GDPSU - RC Capital, RC-SW • Discussion and refinement is essential

  16. AUP WEST - 1 Apr 14 2/3 ANCOP PHQ Herat PSP Badghis PSP Ghor PHQ Badghis RCP PHQ Ghor RHQ 606 Zone RLC West RTC Herat MOI Reg HQ ABP Zone 4 HQ 3rd Bde ANCOP SSB 1/3 ANCOP 3/3 ANCOP RTC Adraskan Complete 1 Jul 11 1 Apr 12 1 Apr 13 RPTC Shindand 1 Apr 14 PSP Farah PHQ Farah 4/3 ANCOP

  17. AUP NORTH (West) – 1 Apr 14 RTC MeS GPTC MeS PHQ Jawzjan RCP MeS PSP Jawzjan 2/6 ANCOP RTC Kunduz GPTC Kunduz PHQ Kunduz PSP Kunduz 3/ 6 ANCOP PHQ Baghlan RHQ Zn 303 PSP Baghlan PHQ Samangan Complete RLC MeS 4/ 6 ANCOP RCP Baghlan PSP Samangan 1 Jul 11 MoI Reg HQ PHQ Sari Pul 1 Apr 12 PHQ Faryab PSP Sari Pul BP Zone 5 HQ 1 Apr 13 PSP Faryab 6th Bde HQ/SSB 1 Apr 14 1/ 6 ANCOP

  18. AUP NORTH (East) – 1 Apr 14 PHQ Badakhshan PSP Badakhshan Complete 1 Jul 11 1 Apr 12 1 Apr 13 1 Apr 14 PHQ Takhar PSP Takhar

  19. COA - Walk-Through

  20. COA - Walk-Through

  21. ABP SOUTH – 1 Apr 14 PHQ Day Kundi BP Zone 3 HQ PSP Day Kundi MoI Reg HQ RHQ Zn 404 PHQ Kandahar RLC Daykundi 3/2 ANCOP PHQ TarinKot 1/2 ANCOP PSP TarinKot PSP Qalat Uruzgan 4/2 ANCOP PHQ Qalat Zabul Complete 1 Jul 11 2/2 ANCOP 1 Apr 12 2nd Bde HQ/SSB 1 Apr 13 1 Apr 14 Kandahar RPTC Kandahar RTC Kandahar RCP Kandahar

  22. ANCOP/ABP EAST (South) – 1 Apr 14 PSP Bamayan Trans Brigade Wardak PHQ Bamayan ANP Ammo Bunkers RTC Bamyan NLC Wardak PHQ Wardak Complete 3/1 ANCOP 1 Jul 11 1 Apr 12 1 Apr 13 NPTC Wardak 1 Apr 14 PHQ Logar PSP Logar PSP Khost PHQ Khost PSP Ghazni PHQ Ghazni 2/4 ANCOP RHQ Zn 505 PHQ Paktya 4/4 ANCOP 1/4 ANCOP RLC Gardez RTC Gardez PHQ Paktika BP Zone 2 HQ 3/4 ANCOP 4th Bde ANCOP PSP Paktika 4th Bde SSB RCP Gardez MoI Reg HQ

  23. ANCOP/ABP EAST (North) – 1 Apr 14 RHQ Zn 202 (in Kabul) PSP Mehtar Lem PSP Kapisa PSP Panjsher PHQ Nuristan CHC+ Mehtar Lem PHQ Kapisa PHQ Parwan PHQ Panjsher PSP Nuristan PHQ Mehter Lem PSP Parwan PHQ Kunar PSP Kunar 2/1 ANCOP RPTC Parwan Complete 1 Jul 11 1 Apr 12 1 Apr 13 4/1 ANCOP 1 Apr 14 PHQ Nangahar RTC Jalalabad ABP Zone 1 HQ 5/1 ANCOP CHC+ Jalalabad RLC Jalalabad RCP Jalalabad MoI Reg HQ

  24. COA - Walk-Through

  25. COA - Walk-Through

  26. COA - Walk-Through

  27. COA - Walk-Through

  28. AUP WEST - 1 Apr 14 2/3 ANCOP PHQ Herat PSP Badghis PSP Ghor PHQ Badghis RCP PHQ Ghor RHQ 606 Zone RLC West RTC Herat MOI Reg HQ ABP Zone 4 HQ 3rd Bde ANCOP SSB 1/3 ANCOP 3/3 ANCOP RTC Adraskan Complete 1 Jul 11 1 Apr 12 1 Apr 13 RPTC Shindand 1 Apr 14 PSP Farah PHQ Farah 4/3 ANCOP

  29. AUP NORTH (West) – 1 Apr 14 RTC MeS GPTC MeS PHQ Jawzjan RCP MeS PSP Jawzjan 2/6 ANCOP RTC Kunduz GPTC Kunduz PHQ Kunduz PSP Kunduz 3/ 6 ANCOP PHQ Baghlan RHQ Zn 303 PSP Baghlan PHQ Samangan Complete RLC MeS 4/ 6 ANCOP RCP Baghlan PSP Samangan 1 Jul 11 MoI Reg HQ PHQ Sari Pul 1 Apr 12 PHQ Faryab PSP Sari Pul BP Zone 5 HQ 1 Apr 13 PSP Faryab 6th Bde HQ/SSB 1 Apr 14 1/ 6 ANCOP

  30. AUP NORTH (East) – 1 Apr 14 PHQ Badakhshan PSP Badakhshan Complete 1 Jul 11 1 Apr 12 1 Apr 13 1 Apr 14 PHQ Takhar PSP Takhar

  31. 77 Approved ALP Districts (22,848 spaces) 46 Validated sites (14,198 spaces) Plus 231 AUP spaces (3 per AUP District with ALP) Received report that 30K is expected in the FY-12 budget. Afghan Local Police Sites Status Tashkils Approval Site Validation Pending Sites Validated MoI In-Processed 77 31 46 33 21 24 23 25 22 11 49 50 64 48 12 46 62 13 39 73 76 63 51 70 72 71 43 10 77 29 35 75 38 36 34 69 37 7 30 56 33 31 9 8 47 32 3 26 1 14 2 16 66 27 53 20 45 18 54 5 44 60 17 59 6 41 65 In-Processed Sites Sites Validated Pending Validation Pending Tashkils ALP HQ 68 67 61 28 19 55 42 57 74 4 15 52 40 58 7,610 Members/77 MoI Approved Sites Identified by IJC/CFSOCC-A UNCLASSIFIED

  32. GDPSU CAPITAL National Fire Trng Academy GPDSU CRU RLC Kabul ANP National HQ 1st Bde ANCOP SSB RCP Kabul Complete 1 Jul 11 MOI HQ & NPCC 1 Apr 12 AACP Kabul Compound 1 Apr 13 ANCOP HQ 1 Apr 14 ANCOP 1/1 MoI Trans. Brigade 1st BDE HQ ABP National HQ RHQ Zn 202

  33. COA Comparison • Amount of Transportation required, less is better • Number of ANP personnel (police/civ) required to run system, less is better • Operational readiness delivered, more is better with 85% as minimum • Overall cost, less is better • Increases local economic utilization, more is better • Time required to implement, less is better • Requirement for Coalition Forces personnel support, less is better • Share ANA capacity, more is better

  34. Decision Support Matrix 2012 2013 2014 Oct Jan Nov Dec Feb Mar Apr Jul Jan Jan May Jun Aug Sep Oct Feb Mar Apr Jul Feb Mar Nov Dec May Jun Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

  35. Decision Support Matrix 2012 2013 2014 Oct Jan Nov Dec Feb Mar Apr Jul Jan Jan May Jun Aug Sep Oct Feb Mar Apr Jul Feb Mar Nov Dec May Jun Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

  36. Sustainment Estimates Ammunition*: • 9mm Cartridge - 5.4 years • 7.62 x 39mm (Ball) - 4.1 years • 7.62 x 39mm (Tracer) - 4.0 years • 7.62 x 54mm (Ball & match ball) -2.3 & 1.9 years respectively • 7.62 x 54mm (Tracer) - 3.9 years • 12 Gauge Buckshot - 10.9 years • 12 Gauge Slug - 44.9 years • Grenade, Smoke (Yellow & Red) - 22.4 & 35.1 years respectively • Signal, Illumination, Ground (White & Green Star) -133.9, 10.6 years • Mortar 82mm (HE/HE Frag, Smoke & Illumination)- 119.2, 234.1 & 260 years *Ammunition – years supply based on 3 year average usage, includes stock on hand and on order

  37. Sustainment Estimates • Fuel*: • ANP Monthly avg Vehicle Fuel demand - 3,560,284 litres • Cost for above - $6,107,668 • ANP Monthly avg Generator Fuel demand- 1,288,061 litres • Cost for above - $2,209,668 • Total fuel cost per month - $8,317,336 * Fuel – Average based on 18 month usage data, cost based on 6 month average cost of $1.7155 a litre • Fleet of ~22,000 vehicles

  38. Recommended Staff Actions • Investigate supplemental funding options for civilian employees (offset from infra savings?) – DCOM - Prog • Develop logistic training policy framework – CJ4/CTAG • Adjust vehicle fielding – CJ/P7/SAO • ID essential requirements per pillar • Decrease total number of vehicles to improve sustainability • Adjust fielding plan for current regions • Cease ammunition procurement – SAO/P7 • reassess requirements 2013 • Re-assess NTM-A, ANA/ANP partnering plan for 2012 – CJ4/ACG-PD • Unify Medical, Comms, vehicles, equipment, OCIE fielding within NTM-A – CJ6, CJ4, MTAG • Transition Uniforms, Food, Water responsibilities to MOI as soon as practical – SAO/CJ4

  39. NTM-A C2 Summary Supported Supporting Infrastructure Training Distribution CJ4 Equipment Maintenance Personnel Last Updated: 23 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  40. COA Analysis • Areas for further development • Plan to develop/improve Policy Process Procedures • Regional Requirements/Capacity • Provincial Requirements/Capability • Pillar Police Requirements • Training Plan by Zone, Region, Pillar • Ultimately…recommendations for the system • Assessment of Feasibility • Long-term sustainability Last Updated: 25 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  41. Factors for COA Comparison • Simplicity • Long Term Sustainability • Flexibility • Adaptability • Ease of Implementation • Timeline (Transition) • Training Requirements • Cost • Enemy • Local Engagement/Economic Development • Pillar police requirements Weighting factors under development Last Updated: 23 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  42. ANP Logistics System Operational Capability Procurement Priorities End Users People Transport National Level Logistics Accountability Storage (?)

  43. COA Capacity – ANP Personnel Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  44. COA Capacity – Sites 788 Sites Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  45. COA Capacity – Vehicles Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  46. COA Capacity - Weapons Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  47. COA Capacity – Comms Equipment Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  48. COA Capacity – EOD Equipment Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  49. COA Capacity – Special Tools Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

  50. COA Capacity – Fuel Last Updated: 20 Sep 11 POC: LCol Erickson, 237-0190

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