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Capabilities Catalog Update. Joint Environmental Surveillance Working Group (JESWG) Meeting 27-28 March 2003 Gary M. Bratt. Capabilities Catalog Update. Catalog Revisions USJFCOM Comments Joint Publication 4-02 Doctrine for Health Service Support in Joint Operations USSOCOM Comments
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Capabilities Catalog Update Joint Environmental Surveillance Working Group (JESWG) Meeting 27-28 March 2003 Gary M. Bratt
Capabilities Catalog Update Catalog Revisions USJFCOM Comments Joint Publication 4-02 Doctrine for Health Service Support in Joint Operations USSOCOM Comments USPACOM Comments Appendix Completion
Can unit conduct split-based operations? • How many teams can they split into? • Are the teams equivalent or do they give up capabilities to split? • Do they give up mobility to split? • How long can they maintain split-based operations?
How much does unit consume? Food Fuel Water Transportation Power Band Width Others
Who provides unit equipment and supplies? • Gaining unit • Losing unit • USAMMA • CHPPM • NEHC • AFIERA • Others
New Appendix for Sample Collection and Shipping Requirements • Procedures for shipping different types of samples to different Service specific sites • Should be clearly outlined (Quick reference guides)
New Appendix for Reference Labs • Address list and POCs by Service • What type of samples they handle • Should include reference and non-traditional labs that DOD can use as well
New Appendix for Request Procedures • Comprehensive outline of the procedures to request these capabilities • If I am in PACOM and want to task NEPMU-6; the JTF sends RFF to PACOM, PACOM requests from CPF, who in turn requests from CNO, who then tasks BUMED to support • All outlined with sample references
Next Steps • Complete capabilities matrix • Respond to SOCOM • Complete split-base & logistics requirements matrix • Respond to PACOM Appendix requirements • Sample collection and shipping requirements • Reference labs • Request procedures