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A - fACpo 000003 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acc&s a /'information PRMDL. 1091736-UUUU--RCCPOHA. 7 ZNR UUUUU ■IB P R 191615Z APR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD CTG 307.1 RUMIKBV/CAMP DOHA KU//CA CFLCC LO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR RCCEOTT/ABDBI//CA LO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA INFO RCWMCTS/HMCS ALGONQUIN RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS/DCDS/COS J3/CAS/CLS/CMS// BT UNCLAS NCE JTFSWA 808 INTRODUCTORY MSG SUBJ: COMMANDER JTFSWA ROTO 1 1. EFFECTIV 191200Z APR 02, I HAVE ASSUMED COMMAND OF CANADIAN JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA INCLUDING ITS FORMATION, CTG 307.1, AND ALL UNITS. I JOIN CMDRE THIFFAULT, GEN HENAULT AND ALL CANADIANS IN EXTENDING MY SINCEREST CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILIES OF SGT LEGER, APR 2 n 2002 C7 3350- I CO 0<L Ijo/^ PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0006 UNCLAS CPL DYER, PTE GREEN AND PTE SMITH, TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE 3PPCLI BG AND TO THE REGIMENT. THEY HAVE MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE IN DEFENCE OF THE VALUES AND FREEDOM WE ALL CHERISH AS CANADIANS, AND WE WILL DO THEM THE GREATEST HONOUR BY PURSUING OUR OBJECTIVES WITH RENEWED RESOLVE. I WANT TO CONGRATULATE LCOL PAT STOGRAN FOR HIS RULY EXEMPLARY LEADERSHIP IN THE HOURS AND DAYS FOLLOWING THIS TRAGIC EVENT, AND AT.T. RANKS OF 3PPCLI FOR THE PROFESSIONAL MANNER IN WHICH YOU HAVE ALL PULLED TOGETHER TO FOCUS ON THE IMPORTANT OPERATIONAL MISSION AT HAND WHILE CAREFULLY LOOKING AFTER THE WOUNDED AND THE FAMILIES OF ALL INVOLVED. IN THE FINEST TRADITIONS OF OUR FOREBEARS, YOU REALLY HAVE DONE US ALL PROUD 2. I WISH TO EXTEND MY SINCERE GRATITUDE TO CMDRE JEAN PIERRE THIFFAULT FOR HIS LEADERSHIP AND DEDICATION OVER THE PAST SEVEN MONTHS AS THE FIRST COMD JTFSWA. HE SHOULD BE EXTREMELY PROUD OF HIS ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND WE ARE ALL INDEBTED TO HI FOR HIS EXEMPLARY COMMITMENT TO OP APOLLO 3. I ASSUME COMMAND OF THIS TASK FORCE WITH A TREMENDOUS SENSE OF PRIDE. I AM HONOURED TO HAVE BEEN SELECTED AS YOUR NEW COMMANDER AND I LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH ALL OF YOU IN THE COMING MONTHS. OP APOLLO SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AIRMEN AND AIRWOMEN HAVE PERFORMED PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0006 UNCLAS ADMIRABLY AND HAVE CONDUCTED THEMSELVES WITH GREAT DISTINCTION SINCE THE BEGINNING OF OP APOLLO. YOU HAVE MADE AN OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM, THE COALITION AND THE WAR ON TERRORISM. I HAVE THE UTMOST CONFIDENCE THAT YOU WILL CONTINUE TO SET THE STANARD FOR THE ENTIRE COALITION IN THE MONTHS AHEAD 3. I HAVE HAD THE OPPORTUNITY OVER THE PAST TEN DAYS TO MEET WITH THE SENIOR LEADERSHIP OF THE CF AND TO RECEIVE SEVERAL BRIEFINGS FROM THE NDHQ J-STAFF AND FROM THE JTFSWA NCE. I BELIEVE THESE BRIEFINGS HAVE GIVEN ME A VERY GOOD UNDERSTANDING OF THE BREADTH OF MY COMMAND 0- o 0_ O Q- CL O O > > rb > UJ KI UJ KI > UJ KJ UJ rxj * o o * o o 4 "S O O O O c 2 £ I— 000004 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur faeces a /'information 'RESPONSIBILITIES AND Al. J’PRECIATION OF THE MAIN ISSL IMPACTING THE MISSION. THE NEXT IMPORTANT STEP FOR ME IS TO VISIT OP APOLLO UNITS SOONEST TO GET A BETTER APPRECIATION OF YOUR MISSION, TASKS AND CHALLENGES. DURING THIS VISIT, I ALSO INTEND TO MEET AS MANY OP APOLLO PERSONNEL AS POSSIBLE. MY STAFF WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH SEPARATE DETAILS ON THIS FIRST VISIT IN THE COMING DAYS. I LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING WITH YOU, YOUR STAFF AND YOUR PERSONNEL AND FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCUSS YOUR FRONTLINE CONCERNS AND ACHIEVEMENTS. I WILL ISSUE MORE SPECIFIC GUIDANCE TO EACH OF YOU FOLLOWING THIS VISIT 4. IN CLOSING, LET ME REITERATE THAT IT IS MY DISTINCT HONOUR TO PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0006 UNCLAS ASSUME COMMAND OF THE CANADIAN JTFSWA. ABOVE ALL, I SEE MY ROLE AS ONE OF HELPING TO SET THE CONDITIONS FOR EACH OF YOU TO THRIVE IN YOUR COMMAND ROLES. TOGETHER WE WILL BUILD ON PAST SUCCESSES AND TRIUMPH OVER FUTRE CHALLENGES BT #0006 147470 1091841 VDAM016 DELIVERED ?♦ 000005 �prjowty Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information I '■’PAAUZYUW RCCPMPA0005 1091521-UUUU--RCCPOHA. ZNR UUUUU P 191111Z APR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO CTG 307.1 RCEIBS/CTG 307.2 RCEMHZS/HMCS HALIFAX RCEMTOS/HMCS TORONTO RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCWMNMS/HMCS OTTAWA RCEMLES/HMCS PRESERVER RCEMIBS/HMCS IROQUOIS RCEMWCS/HMCS CHARLOTTETOWN RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD INFO RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS/DCDS/VCDS/CLS/CMS/CAS/COS J3// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J3 INTL// rang JU APR 2 n 2002 3350-) CO ’A PA___ ©0^ PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0005 UNCLAS BT UNCLAS TAMPA 787 SUBJ:0P APOLLO - COMD CA JTFSWA FAREWELL 1. EFFECTIVE 191300Z APR 02 I WILL TURN OVER COMMAND OF THE CANADIAN JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA TO BRIGADIER-GENERAL J.C.M. GAUTHIER 2. MY DEPARTURE MARKS THE END OF A TREMENDOUSLY REWARDING SIX-MONTH TOUR OF DUTY. I THEREFORE WISH TO RECOGNIZE THE EXCEPTIONAL EFORTS, REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENTS, AND OUTSTANDING DEDICATION OF ALL THOSE WHO DEPLOYED TO THE OP APOLLO THEATRE OF OPERATIONS AND TO COMMEND THE HARD WORK OF ALL THOSE WHO SUPPORTED OP APOLLO FROM A DISTANCE. 3. EVERY CHALLENGE WAS MET HEAD-ON WITH IMPRESSIVE RESULTS WHICH MADE POSSIBLE THE SUCCESSFUL DEPLOYMENT AND SUSTAINMENT OF CANADIAN MARITIME, LAND AND AIR FORCES IN THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM. DEPLOYED UNITS INTEGRATED WITH COALITION FORCES SUPERBLY TO FORM A TRUE COMBINED AND JOINT FIGHTING FORCE. 4. DURING MY TENURE AS COMMANDER, IT HAS BEEN MY PRIVILEGE TO WITNESS YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS THAT INCLUDE MAN CANADIAN FIRSTS. YOU HAVE EARNED THE RESPECT AND ADMIRATION OF OUR U.S.AND COALITION PARTNERS ALIKE. OP APOLLO SHIPS CONTINUE TO DO A CAPITAL JOB IN LEADERSHIP INTERCEPTION, MARITIME INTERDICTION AND FORCE PROTECTION OPERATIONS. PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0005 UNCLAS OUR AIRCRAFT CONTINUE TO OPERATE IN THE THEATRE OF OPERATIONS AT UNPRECEDENTED MISSION SUCCESS RATES. FINALLY, THE 3 PPCLI BG IS SHOWING TREMENDOUS COURAGE IN THE FACE OF A PARTICULARLY CHALLENGING MISSION IN A WAR RAVAGED AFGHANISTAN. IT IS WITH IMMENSE PRIDE THAT I HAVE REPORTED YOUR DAILY SUCCESSES TO THOSE AT HOME. 5. YOUR DEDICATION DOES NOT HOWEVERCOME WITHOUT A PRICE. THE TRAGIC EVENT THAT TOOK PLACE ON 17 APRIL IN QANDAHAR, IN WHICH FOUR 3 PPCLI SOLDIERS WERE KILLED AND EIGHT OTHERS WERE WOUNDED BY FRIENDLY FIRE, SERVES AS A STARK REMINDER THAT THE RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS Q- O n. O. O o □ NJ£ Id N £ NJ > CL o > Id nj * •a Mi * o o * o o * o O I % o o on o x er x 000006 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information OPERATION ARE INDEED \ ? HIGH AND THAT WE MUST ALWA KEEP OUR GUARD 'UP. THE INEVITABLE SEPARATION FROM FAMILIES AND LOVED ONES WHILE DEPLOYED IS ALSO A BURDEN ON US ALL. ON THIS NOTE, I WISH TO THANK THE FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF DEPLOYED FORCES FOR THEIR PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING. THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT IN THE FACE OF THE UNCERTAINTY THAT ARISE DURING TIMES OF CONFLICT IS A MOS PRECIOUS RESOURCE. YOUR FAMILIES HAVE CONTRIBUTED SIGNIFICANTLY TO THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM. 6. AS I PASS THE MANTLE OF COMMAND TO BGEN GAUTHIER, LET ME REITERATE MY TREMENDOUS ADMIRATION FOR ALL THAT YOU HAVE DONE. THERE WILL INVARIABLY BE MANY NEW CHALLENGES TO OVERCOME IN THE MONTHS TO COME. PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0005 UNCLAS YOUR NEW COMMANDER IS INDEED FORTUNATE TO INHERIT SUCH A PROFESSIONAL AND DEDICATED TASK FORCE. EXTEND TO HIM YOUR ALLEGIANCE, DRIVE AND INGENUITY AS YOU HAVE FOR ME AND YOUR SUCCESSES WILL BE GREATER YET. 7. CMDRE THIFFAULT SENDS BT #0005 VDAM013 DELIVERED 1091624 146818 ?♦ 000007 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue eru NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI L Edmunds) From: Sent: To: Cc: s.15(1) Def Subject: SECRET IE APR 1 ft O- 'J CA LO TM CFLCC (Col M Hodgson) [kuwsrt1@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 5350-) 19 April 2002 5:10 PM Duff Maj PA (J3 land) Op Apollo ‘Shared (CA LO Det Bagram) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; 'J4 LCol Brooks'; 3ppops@jc2is.jfhq2.dnd.ca; ‘Shared (NCE Ops Center Watch) Op Apollo; Chinner LCol BN(J3 Air)Op Apollo; Connolly Maj MA (NCE J5 PAP Land) Op Apollo; Dickie Capt JE (Ops Watch Keeper) Op Apollo; Egglefield Maj JYD (PM)Op Apollo; Ferguson Maj GK (J6)0p Apollo; Garriock Maj TJ(J9 )Op Apollo; Gosselin Col JPYD (NCE COS) Op Apollo; Heward Maj NC (J4 Mov) Op Apollo; Izatt Maj EM (TF Engr Advisor)Op Apollo; Knox LCdr SL (J8) Op Apollo; Koch Maj PJ (A J3 land) Op Apollo; Leighton LCdr JN (J1 ) Op Apollo; Lewis Capt BE (Ops Watch Keeper) Op Apollo; McInnis Capt WJ(J6 Ops)Op Apollo; McNichol LCdr DT (NCE J3 Mar) Op Apollo; Minor LCol MM (NCE J5) Op Apollo; Murphy Capt(N) RD (NCE J3) Op Apollo; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Oreziak Maj KT (J3 Air Tpt) Op Apollo; S(J2 )Op Apollo; Perron LCol JJG (Legal Advisor) Op Apollo; Robertson Maj JR (PAFFO) Op Apollo; Smith LCdr LF (J5 Plans) Op Apollo; Sohn LCdr HC (J3 Mar 2 Ops Center Watch) Op Apollo; Thiffault Cmdre JJP(Comd)Op Apollo; Walker Maj B (NCE J4 HSS)Op Apollo CFLCC LO TM SITREP 098 SITREP 098 doc Paul, r’Q Sitrep is attached! Hodgson SECRET ■ Rx cos CCT # ZEV : TX cct ZEV OP COT# ZEV OP OCT# ZEV 000008 icpst OP/^5 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information SECRET SITREP 098/2002 SECRE’l 191230ZApr 02 GENERAL 1. The former King ZAHIR SHAH returned to KABUL on 18 Apr, with no incidents reported. The former King is currently in his villa. Security continues to be a high priority. 2. The Opium Eradication Program has created several violent demonstrations in HELMAND and NANGHAAR Provinces. TAL supporters in and around ORUZGAN Province have begun an effort to undermine the AIA efforts to eradicate the poppy crop. 3. Unconfirmed reporting indicates that HEKMATYAR is in KONAR Province and is trying to arrange a mtg with Gen DOTSUM. Unconfirmed reporting states that TAL elements are preparing for attacks against AFG Provincial elements in ORUZGAN’province. Unconfirmed reports indicate that the KANDAHAR Govenor’s Office has supplied forces in the SHINDAND area with med and hy wpns, to be used during clashes with ISMAIL KHAN. CFLCC has issued direction to TF MTN to re-exploit the TORA BORA Cave 4. complexes starting end Apr. AQ/TALIBAN LEADERSHIP Leadership updates as follows: 5. a. OSAMA BIN LADIN remains unlocated possibly along the AFG/PAK border; b. MOHAMMED OMAR (Supreme Leader TALIBAN) unlocated possibly IVO SHAMOL ZOI, possible mtg with DADULLAH (18Apr); c. AKHTER OSMANI (II Corps Commander): unlocated possibly returned IVO LASHKAR (16 Apr); d. TAYYEB AGHA (Sr Aide to OMAR): unlocated IVO MAIWAND (6 Apr); e. MULLAH BERADER (Sr Military commander in TALIBAN Leadership): unlocated IVO DEH RAWOD (16 Apr); f. 1/4 MULLAH DADULLAH ((Minister of Defense): unlocated IVO DEH RAWOD, possible mtg with OMAR (18 Apr); SECRET. SLCKEl 000009 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information SECRET SECRET g. GULBUDDIN HEKMATYAR (was prime minister): IVO ASADABAD (18 Apr) possible mtg with DADULLAH on 18 Apr; h. JALALADIN HAQQANI (Minister of Tribal Affairs): unlocated IVO MIRAM SHAH (mid Apr); i. AIMAN AL ZAWAHIRI (UBL Deputy); unlocated possibly NW of WANA (15 Apr); J- SA’AD BIN LADIN (UBL’s Son and coordinator): unlocated IVO KARACHI (22 Mar); k. ABU MUSAB ZARQAWI (Operational Planner) Unlocated probably in IRAN (10 Apr); and I. HAJ BASHIR NOORZAI (Close to OMAR, Mbr of TALIBAN SHURA COUNCIL, Narcotics Tfc). IVO KANDAHAR (12 Apr); 6. AOIs: s.13(1)(a) s.15(1) Def 2/4 SECRET SECRET 000010 �SECRE1 SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information BAGRAM/CJTF MOUNTAIN 7. TF MTN is developing Future CONOPs for AFG and will implement the first plan within the next 7-10 days. CONOPS will be fwd’d to CFLCC during the next 48hrs. s.13(1)(a) s.15(1) Def TF JACANA. TF JACANA completed exfil out of, on 18 Apr. have been deactivated. TF JACANA preparing for commencing approx 26 Apr. new ops in 8. ■ 9. Former King ZAHIR SHAH returned to KABUL on 18 Apr after 29 years in exile. He arrived via IT C-130 at KIA at 0700Z under very tight security. MR. KARZAI and six government ministers escorted ZAHIR KHAN. He was moved to his villa/palace soon after his arrival with no incidents. CJTF MTN continues to focus on building capability at BAGRAM Airfield. Drills were carried out focussed upon reaction to mors, truck bombs, and direct fire attacks. TF MTN continues to conduct SR/UW operations IOT cfm or deny remaining pockets of AQ/TAL resistance. SR/UW operations continue with emphasis on the PAK/AF border. CJTF MTN will continue to posture conventional forces IOT conduct cbt operations based upon actionable intelligence gained by SR/UW. TF RAKKASAN/KANDAHAR Continued to The QRF was deployed to exfil provide assistance to the investigation into the TARNAC FARMS Range incident. IN During the next 24hrs, IN conducts RIP of IN in SHAMSI 19 Apr. | prepares to relieve ' 'in as CJTF Reserve at BAF. B Coy of 3PPCLI prepares to IN at KHOWST on or about 20 APR. replace 10. ISAF 11. Operations continue in support of the AIA and the security of former King ZAHIR SHAH. IRAQ Elements continue to prepare for possible US airstrikes while conducting Alert/dispersal activity continues. assets continue survivability moves. Corps continues COINOPS/Security missions, elements remain focused on security of GREEN LINE and TIGRIS R, Xing. 12. 3/4 SECRET SECRE1 000011 �W1 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information PMO s.13(1)(a) s.15(1) Def in KANDAHAR for a total of 13. There are detainees in BAGRAM and detainees. The construction at GTMO should be complete by 25 Apr. It is expected that the first fits of Detainees from KANDAHAR to GTMO will begin on 30 Apr. 14. Direction has been given by CENTCOM that CFLCC is to facilitate but not become directly involved in the movement of the Detainees to PLANS 16. C5 Section continues to review capability requirements for CJTF AF as a result of unit rotations from Apr - Jul. Consideration is being made for a request of continued CA participation. During the visit by LCol Minor on 27 Apr, time will be scheduled for him to meet with C5 planners completing this task. J1 17. Request an update ref replacements for: a. Maj Tasse. He is scheduled to depart KUWAIT on 9 May 02; and b. MCpI Cook. J3 18. Request an update ref ETA of the new BAGRAM LO Tm. CFLCC LO FWD (BAGRAM) 19. Maj MCKILLIP is currently in QATAR (CAMP SNOOPY). He will continue to KUWAIT via AL MINHAD or direct from QATAR when fits are avail. Maj Yorke will remain in BAGRAM until arrival of new LO Tm. 4/4 SECRET SECRET 000012 �SECRET SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information SLO COMMENTS s.13(1)(a) s.15(1) Def 20. The CJCMOTF Section Head has confirmed that with the redeployment of pers from AFG to KUWAIT, LCol Bergeron will no-longer be required, as of 15 May. This date is approx two weeks short of the six month point. It is recommended that LCol Bergeron be re-deployed to Canada upon completion of his duties, on or about 15 May. MD Hodgson Colonel Senior Canadian Liaison Officer JTFSWA LO Det CFLCC-Kuwait Ack 5/4 SECRET SECRET 000013 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sur I'acces a /'information A NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI R Rocha) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: CA LO TM CFLCC (Col M Hodgson) fkuwsrt1@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 17 April 2002 7:20 PM Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; 'J4 LCol Brooks' FW: IMPS FPR CFLLC - CONFIRMATION OF FINAL DESTINATION'- URGENT,- J'OR Maj tasse J4 (I tried to send you email but my system does not recognize the address as yet-must be a sigs thing) APR 1 8 280? [y ___ gusns I received a phone call from a Capt Deering (in the states Ft ??) who was concerned about the final destination of the WESTERHAVEN's cargo wrt the 40 SC of IMPs. My response was listed below to which I briefed him. I know that the US have agreed to take possession of the IMPs in QATAR but what I do not understand is that the IMPs should have been handed off to the US and they take possession of the cargo before it goes on the ship. We have no control of what happens aboard that ship so why are we being held responsible for the IMPs? What is our plan if the IMPs do not pass the Vet test? What are we going to do with 40 SC of IMPs? To dispose of them right there in QATAR where the Americans are looking on would just be a deadly blow to CANADA as they would certainly say something to the effect that CANADA tried to sell tainted goods to the US and now even CANADA is disposing of those goods.... Do we have a contingency plan? 33So-l U, Capt Deering tells me the IMPs are addressed to OC SLOC as it was agreed upon. Pls keep us informed on what goes on wrt this. That is also why I have placed MAJ Bruce Fitzsimmons on the distribution list <3^ Pierre Tasse Maj KUWAIT LO ---- Original Message---From: CA LO TM CFLCC (Col M Hodgson) [mailto:kuwsrtl@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 15 April 2002 09:38 To: 'ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca' Cc: 'Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo'; 'Fuller Maj WW (J4 Log Ops 3) J4 Log' CONFIRMATION OF FINAL DESTINATION Subject: RE: IMPS FPR CFLLC URGENT- FOR Maj TASSE O' I have discussed with Major Lee Meritt and Col Morris and included the CFLCC Chief Cook and the Host Nation LCol Ferguson. All are in agreement that the IMPs will be offloaded in QATAR and then inspected by their VET and once that is done, then they will accept or decline the IMPs. The SC should be ours once the IMPs are unloaded. r— Pierre Tasse Maj KUWAIT LO L R* b# ! TX ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [mailto:neej4@jc2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 11 April 2002 23:49 OCTf CCT CCT# 1 ZEV ZEV OP OP OP .■000014 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information To: *Shared (CA LO TM CFLCc; Op Apollo Cc: Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Fuller Maj WW (J4 Log Ops 3) J4 Log CONFIRMATION OF FINAL DESTINATION - URGENTSubject: IMPS FPR CFLLC FOR Maj TASSE Importance: High 1. The 40 SC are loaded on the "WESTERHAVEN" which will arrive at SPOD Ash Shuaybah, Kuwait on 20 Apr. All cargo will be unloaded at this SPOD. The present plan is to have the 40 SC with rations move to QATAR using 2. LSVs. 3. We need to cfm from CFLCC C4, who will receive these SC and where they want them. Do we really need to send them to Qatar with the rations in them? 4. From the CDN perspective, all we need in Qatar are the empty SC to be used for the redeployment of 3 PPCLI. 5. Again, we need to know where the C4 CFLCC want the rations? They are now addr to CO SLOC Camp Snoopy. If they want them in KUWAIT, the trans system will have to be info of the change of the final destination. Who, which unit, will physically receive them and where? 6. Capt Dearing needs this info in the next 72 hrs. He is at: MTMC Ft Eustis, Global Distribution Domestic Telephone: DSN 927-7479 Commercial (757) 878-7479 Fax: DSN 927-7422 Commercial (757) 878-7422 email: dearing@MTMC.army.mil 7. Info me on the reply. J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 2 000015 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information SECRET © PAASZYUW RCCPJAD3083 1072112-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS P R 172030Z APR 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//DCDS// TO RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//EA CDS/COS J3/J3 INTL/J3 NBCD/J4 LOG/J4MOV/ ZEN/J4 HSS/J6 OPS/J1 COORD/J8 OPS// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO// APR RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI APR 11 88 2002 2002 it/ RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOG COY DOHA TG 307.1 33'5q- | j BT SECRET DCDS 067 SIC LAD SUBJ: NSU OPRED FOR EMPLOYMENT DECLARATION - OP APOLLO REFS: A. COS J3 2284 272310Z FEB 02 - ANNEX H TO CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) OP APOLLO - LOGISTICS B. CA JTFSWA NCE 743 101613Z APR 02 - OPRED DECLARATION FOR CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD ?PAGE 2 RCCPJAD3083 SECRET 1. ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE CRITERIA STIPULATED IN REF A FOR THE NSU DECLARATION OF OPRED FOR EMPLOYMENT HAVE BEEN ACHIEVED 2. ACKNOWLEDGE. NSU DECLARATION OF OPRED FOR EMPLOYMENT WITH THE CAVEATS SPECIFIED IN REF B. I AM CONFIDENT THAT THESE LIMITATIONS WILL BE OVERCOME EXPEDIENTLY BT #3083 139036 1072238 VDAM014 DELIVERED ?♦ SECRET RX£)/c/ CCT #^^/ ZEVpgg-^ op 2>G TX CCT # ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000016 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information glCIHOjn) NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) From: Sent: To: Subject: Hi a I 0 ZUUZ I—7 CA LO DET BAGRAM OP APOLLO (COMMCEN) [bagralo@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 15 April 2002 7:10 PM 2,^50 - I •Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ’Shared (NCECOMMCEN)Op Apollo;-*Shared. (Qandahar BG COMMCEN) Op Apollo; ’Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; *Sh rd (UAE COMMCEN) Op Apollo c zA EMAIL ADDRESS THE NEW EMAIL ADDRESS FOR THE CA LO DET BAGRAM IS AS FOLLOWS: *Shared (CA LO Det Bagram) Op Apollo AJ FORSHAW MCPL DET COMD LT DET 3 ■ Rx <ggy TX 1 CCT# 77^ ZEV/z^/z*. OP^7 CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000017 �@ roNHDENTSAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en ... vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /I7'im nformot/on D)»3'O PAACZYUW RCCPMPA0010 1041828-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC (7 J P R 141800Z APR 02 <1/ FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHACA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH CTG 307.1 INFO RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA TG 307.1 RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//DCDS/COS J3/J3 INTL/J3 NAV OPS// RCCPJSA/NDHQ 0TTAWA//J3 AIR OPS/J3 LAND OPS// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J5 LEGAL/DGIS POL// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA BT APR 1 5 2602 co CONFIDENTIAL JTFSWA NCE 776 SIC A2W SUBJ: OP APOLLO - FRAG O 012 TO CA JTFSWA OPORD 01/01 PROVISION FOR COMMON FORCE PROTECTION IN THE UAE REFS: A. JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER 01/01 14 DEC 01 PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0010 CONFIDENTIAL Aid a- B. CDS 3350-165/A27 CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001), OP POLLO C. JTFSWA NCE 3350-134-1 (COMD)- COMD GUIDANCE TO CO NSU (DESIG) D. JTFSWA NCE 737 101300Z APR 02 FRAGO 010 TO CA JTFSWA OPORD 1. SITUATION. NO CHANGE FROM REF A. REF D IS CANCELLED, AND REPLACED BY THE FOLLOWING. THE STAND UP OF THE NSU WILL ALLOW THE CONSOLIDATION OF FORCE PROTECTION AND SECURITY MEASURES UNDER ONE AUTHORITY. 2. MISSION: NO CHANGE FROM REF A 3. EXECUTION 3A. CONCEPT: THE CO NSU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR FORCE PROTECTION AND SECURITY FOR ALL OTHER CANADIAN UNITS STATIONED WITHIN THE UAE OTHER THAN HMC SHIPS. THESE UNITS WILL CO-ORDINATE REQUIREMENTS WITH THE CO NSU AND SUPPORT ANY FORCE ONCEPTS AND DIRECTIVES ISSUED. NSU . WILL CO-ORDINATE NATIONAL AND COALITION RESOURCES ASHORE IN SUPPORT OF HMC SHIP PORT VISITS. 3B. TASKS: 3B(1) CO NSU: 3B(1)A. EMPLOY THE MP COY AND FP DET TO ENSURE ADEQUATE FP AND • SECURITY MEASURES FOR ALL CF ASSETS STATIONED IN THE UAE. £<oe C<^0^0 $ CL O CL CL O- & rv. UJ > Id C o O V) 8 PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0010 CONFIDENTIAL 3B(1)B. ESTABLISH COMMON FORCE PROTECTION MEASURES AND POLICIES TO SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF OTHER JTFSWA UNITS STATIONED IN THE UAE 3B(1)C. IF REQUIRED, TASK AND EMPLOY PERSONNEL FROM OTHER JTFSWA UNITS TO MEET FP REQUIREMENTS. 3B(1)D. CO-ORDINATE NATIONAL AND COALITION FP RESOURCES ASHORE FOR FP DUING SHIP VISITS, KEEPING SHIP/CTG INFORMED 3B(2) CO TAL DET: 3B(2)A. CO-ORDINATE FP REQUIREMENTS WITH CO NSU. *3B(2)B. PROVIDE PERSONNEL SUPPORT AS-REQUIRED J3Y CO^NSU -TO, MEET FP COW?DtWsAL CON; □n; rxl 1 CJ o rsi ■ i! o o 1— o o * o o —— 0 X or X 000018 �rONFIDENW Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information TASKS. 3B(2)C. ADHERE TO COMMON FP AND SECURITY DIRECTION ISSUED BY CO NSU. SHOULD THESE MEASURES MAKE UNREASONABLE RESTRICTIONS ON UNIT OPERATIONS THAT CANNOT BE RESOLVED WITH CO NSU, THE SITUATION IS TO BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF COMD JTFSWA FOR RESOLUTION. 3B(3) CO SAL DET: 3B(3)A. CO-ORDINATE FP REQUIREMENTS WITH CO NSU. 3B(3)B. PROVIDE PERSONNEL SUPPORT AS REQUIRED BY CO NSU TO MEET FP TASKS. 3B(3)C. ADHERE TO COMMON FP AND SECUITY DIRECTION ISSUED BY CO NSU. SHOULD THESE MEASURES MAKE UNREASONABLE RESTRICTIONS ON UNIT PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0010 CONFIDENTIAL OPERATIONS THAT CANNOT BE RESOLVED WITH CO NSU, THE SITUATION IS TO BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF COMD JTFSWA FOR RESOLUTION. 3B(4) CO LRP DET: 3B(4)A. CO-ORDINATE FP REQUIREMENTS WITH CO NSU. 3B(4)B. PROVIDE PERSONNEL SUPPORT AS REQUIRED BY CO NSU TO MEET FP TASKS. 3B(4)C. ADHERE TO COMMON FP AND SECURITY DIRECTION ISSUED BY CO NSU. SHOULD THESE MEASURES MAKE UNREASONABLE RESTRICTIONS ON UNIT OPERATIONS THAT CANNOT BE RESOLVED WITH CO NSU, THE SITUATION IS TO BE BROUGHT TO TE ATTENTION OF COMD JTFSWA FOR RESOLUTION. 3B(5) CTG 307.1 3B(5)A. PROMULGATE FP POLICY FOR HMC SHIPS VISITS 3B(5)B. IDENTIFY FP SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS AND CO-ORDINATE WITH CO NSU FOR SHIP VISITS 3B(5)C. APPROVE INDIVIDUAL SHIP FP PLANS AND ENSURE SHIPS' INDIVIDUAL PLANS ARE PASSED TO NSU. 3B(5)D. WHERE POSSIBLE, IMPLEMENT FP AND SECURITY MEASURES COMMENSURATE OR GREATER THAN THAT IN PLACE BY THE CO NSU WHILE ALONGSIDE. 4. SERVICE SUPPORT: NO CHANGE PAGE 5 RCCPMPA 0010 CONFIDENTIAL 5. COMMAND AND SIGNALS: CO NSU WILL HAVE AUTHORITY TO DIRECT FP AND SECURITY MEASURES TO ALL OTHER UNITS STATIONED WTHIN THE UAE. THIS AUTHORITY WILL NOT CHANGE OPERATIONAL COMMAND ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THESE OTHER UNITS. 6. ACK/NSU/TAL DET/SAL DET/LRP DET// ' BT #0010 VDAM012 DELIVERED 1042054 125474 ?♦ CONFDENTSAL 000019 �I----------------------3PB 13 2002 19:33 FR J4 LOG I ST ICS-NDHQ Document disclosed under the Access to Information A 613 995 0053 TQJofi44>fiAJ/^^2(e^o,slF/'o0A40^rm UNCLAssified/classified tiDjramfi) iffl APR 1 4 2GG2 3SSo- |- J4 LOGISTICS FACSIMILE COVER PAGE FROM: FAX: 1-613-995-0053 SECURE FAX: 1-613-992-8825 TEL: 1-613-99. J4tOG ^^53-2^ NDHQ OTTAWA TO: FAX: TEL: 1 Page 1 of (including cover page) Special Handling Instructions Subject: References: Comments: * 11 L} ZS/ / 4l< J)r 33 <6? k^r -.fie? - Originator's Signature UNCEASSIFIED/CLASSIFIED RX CCT#/>-Ax ZEW/Zgg OPZ^eC TX CCT#^X ZEV OP CCT i* ZEV ~’OP CCT# ZEV OF000020 I �TPR 13 £002 ♦ 19:34 FR J4 LOG I ST ICS-NDHQ i Information Ac itt&a rifrformc 613 995 0053 REQU PAR National Defence Defense nationale Assistant Deputy Minister (Materiel) Sous-ministre adjoint (Materials) National Defence Headquarters Ottawa, Canada K1A0K2 Quartier gdndral do la Defense nationals Ottawa, Canada K1A0K2 S' MAR 22 20021 ADM -SOSB SMA-DGSA -2o March, 2002 " ADMJMA1) S|OWTAHAT Ms. Jane Billings Assistant Deputy Minister Supply Operations Service Branch Public Works and Government Services Canada Place du Portage, Phase m, 14A2 11 rue Laurier, Hull, and Quebec K1A0S5 Qo ft* 2 2002 fcfcrttnADM YES SKCRtTASUAT* SHMMAT) . Dear Ms./filings Subject: Request for National Security Exception for procurements relating to Public Security and Counter-Terrorism Project Title: OPERATION APOLLO - CONTRACTING FOR FORCES IN THE ARABIAN GULF AREA I am writing to request that you invoke the National Security Exception contained in the World Trade Organization - Agreement on Government Procurement (WTO-AGP), Article XXHI(l); the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), Article 1018(1); and the Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT), Article 1804, with respect to the following procurement: The Canadian Forces have in excess of five hundred personnel and six land based aircraft deployed to the Arabian Gulf area conducting air transport and long-range patrol activities. To support these operations, it will be necessary to put in place a number of local contracts for aircraft fuel, rations, camp construction and several other support related requirements. The largest single contract will be for aircraft fuel, which is estimated at thirteen million dollars per year. These contracts will be put in place through the auspices of PWGSC Koblenz. The nations in which we have forces deployed have requested, as a condition of the diplomatic clearance for the deployment, that we not confirm or advertise the fact that we are in their countries. 1/2 Canada 000021 �APS 13 .2002 19:35 FR J4 LOG I ST ICS-NDHQ 613 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act 0053 T GPod2'?lel)0/?(l'g3S9&,28@8j'7o/ tf 0n^Drmation 995 For these reasons, this procurement is necessary to the protection of Canada’s National Security interests. I therefore ask that you invoke the National Security Exception to exempt the above noted procurement from the application of the trade agreements. Please contact Col JND Bouchard, J4 Log, 996-0551, if you require further information on the nature of the requirements or further details on the nature of the threat to national security. Yours sincerely, ■a** Alan Williams ADM(Mat) I agree to invoke the National Security Exemption Jane Billings Date: t < cvx <L I do not agree to invoke the National Security Exemption Jane Billings Date: 2/2 ** TOTAL PAGE.03 ** 000022 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information CONFIDENT' U ■*) NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI R Gumboc) NCE J3 Mar Op Apollo (LCdr DT McNichol) [ncej3mar@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 12 April 2002 9:12 AM \ "Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; "Shared (UAE NSU Ops)'Op7\p611o's^----------"Shared (CC150 Det) Op Apollo; "Shared (UAE TAL C130) Op Apollo; "Shared (FLS Det Fujairah) Op Apollo; "Shared (UAE Mission Support Office) Op Apollo; "Shared (UAE MP Section) Op Apollo; "Shared (UAE Operations Section) Op Apollo; "Shared (UAE Force Protection) Op Apollo; Murphy Capt(N) RD (NCE J3) Op Apollo; Bergeron LCol JJRMUjf;) Op Apollo; Chinner LCol BN(J3 Air)Op Apollo tt'FW: Soldier Card From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: OP APOLLO Soldiers Card final.... i ' OP APOLLO Force Protection Sum... JTFSWA 352 0 292230Z JAN 02 OP... Sir: It was noted in the SLOC sitrep of 9 April that the issue of soldier cards is outstanding. Please find attached below the "Force Protection" card, which is to be used by all forces outside of Afghanistan, exclusive of ships operations at sea. As such, it is this card that should be issued to SLOC, LRP, TAL, SAL, FLS & NSU. The "Soldier Card" is an info for the SLOC/NSU which may deploy people forward to Qandahar. If this is the case, they should be attached to the BG while on the ground and use the card intended for the 3PP BG, which includes many authorities not authorized for use in friendly Host Nation Situations. These cards are Approved by the DCDS and issued by Comd JTFSWA. Their "production" is a local issue. If there are problems with local production, it should be treated as a normal stores/supply requirement and staffed as such, using an appropriate priority. Please acknowledge receipt. D. T. McNichol LCdr J3 Maritime CA JTFSWA NCE Tampa 813-827-1413 ---- Original Message---From: NCE J3 Mar Op Apollo (LCdr DT McNichol) [mailto:ncej3mar@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 26 February 2002 07:05 To: "Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo Cc: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo Subject: Soldier Card <^c CL . > LU N Appologize for the delay, . Please find attached the Force protection card (15 Feb) for your use. I've also enclosed the ROE & Soldier card for the 3 PPCLI BG. This is what your troops should be using if they are forward visiting Qandahar. *f OI D. T. McNichol LCdr J3 Maritime CA JTFSWA NCE Tampa 813-827-1413 CL CL o o fl 73/5/ Sir: oCL Q. O Ir"»: > Ld NJ % I— o o > LU NJ * o o d nj % fO O C'Oj % conhdentsaC $ 000023 �Pages 24 to / a 25 are withheld pursuant to section sont retenues en vertu de Particle 15(1) Def of the Access to Information Act de la Loi sur I'acces a ('information �IX Q [r,n Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act IF3 [X fl Tr1 11 f\ Qfcument divulgueen vertu de la Loi sur I'accesa I'information WNnDcN I U# \ "Confidential” UH "292230Z JAN 02" "Jan" "02" "Priority" "Priority" "D. T. MCNICHOL, LCDR, J3 MAR 2" “J. P THIFFAULT, CMDRE, COMD JTFSWA" "JTFSWA 352" Illi Illi Illi Illi Illi "CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA" "LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS/G3/G3OPS// CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR" "RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA// CDS/DCDS/CMS/CLS/CAS/COS J3/J3 INTL/ J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 LAND OPS/J5 LEGAL/DGIS POL// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RUCJACC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ3/CCJ5// RHRMDAB/COMUSNAVCENT//N3/N5/CDN NAVAL LNO// COMCFLCC DOHA KUWAIT//COMD/C5/CANADIAN LNO// RHRMDAE/COMFIFTHFLT RUFRPSA/CTF 50 CTF 53 RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3// RCWBOCA/1 CAD WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/AOC// RCWMPCA/COMCANFLTPAC RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC RCCECAI/CAIRO//CDA// RCCERYA/RYAHD//CDA// RCCEBLM/CDAO BERLIN RCCEROM/CDAO ROME RUETITH/CFA ANKARA RUEHMO/CFA MOSCOW TG 307.1 HMCS VANCOUVER CA JTFSWA LRP DET AL MINHAD CA JTFSWA TAL DET AL MINHAD CC150 DET CDR FUJAIRAH" UH Illi "OPER/OP APOLLO// MSGID/ROEIMPL/JTFSWA/ 009-2002// REF/A/CDS 095 282000Z OCT 01 CDS OP O 800 (005/2001) - OP APOLLO// REF/B/B-BG 005-004/AF-005 USE OF FORCE IN CF OPS - REV ONE 2001-06-01// REF/C/A-SJ-100-004/AG-000 MILITARY POLICE CHAP 31// REF/D/QR AND O VOL IV APP 3.2 DEFENCE CONTROLLED ACCESS AREA REGULATIONS (DCARR-S)// REF/E/CDS 006 292030Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO CDS ROEAUTH 005-2002// REF/F/CJCS WASHINGTON DC 212315Z NOV 01 - US ROE AUTH SERIAL TWO OPERATIONS ENDURING FREEDOM (NOTAL)// CONFIDENTIAL 000026 �CONFIDENTIAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information s.15(1) Def REF/G/JTFSWA 069 180856Z NOV 01 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 004-2001 (NOTAL)// REF/H/JTFSWA 141 141804ZDEC01 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 006-2001 (NOTAL)// REF/I/JTFSWA 192 031448Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 007-2002 (NOTAL)// REF/J/JTFSWA 3350-134-29(COMD) ROE IMPL ORDER 008- 18 JANUARY, 2002(NOTAL)// GENTEXT/1/THIS MESSAGE IMPLEMENTS ROE FOR 3 PPCLI BG WHICH WILL TAKE EFFECT UPON TOCA TO JTFSWA. ROE FOR SHIPS, AIR DETACHMENTS AND INDEPENDENTLY DEPLOYED INDIVIDUALS HAVE BEEN ISSUED SEPERATELY AND REMAIN UNAFFECTED BY THIS MESSAGE. GENTEXT/2/OP APOLLO IS THE CANADIAN CONTRIBUTION OF CANADIAN FORCES (CF) PERSONNEL AND UNITS TO THE US-LED COALITION IN THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM (CAT). COMMANDER JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA (COMD JTFSWA) EXERCISES OPERATIONAL COMMAND, ON BEHALF OF THE CDS, OF CF UNITS AND PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO OP APOLLO// GENTEXT/3/THESE ROE MAY BE RELEASED TO NATIONS PARTICIPATING IN OR SUPPORTING THE US-LED COALITION IN THE CAT, UNSCR SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAQ OR THE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ASSISTANCE FORCE (ISAF) IN AFGHANISTAN PROVIDING THE SECURITY LEVEL IS MAINTAINED// CONFIDENTIAL 000027 �Pages 28 to I a 32 are withheld pursuant to section sont retenues en vertu de Particle 15(1) Def of the Access to Information Act de la Loi sur I'acces a ('information �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en miwr APR 1 2 2002 NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: NCE CCO Op Apollo (WO J Munn) [ncecco@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] 12 April 2002 6:03 AM ‘Shared (NCECOMMCEN)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG COMMCEN) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE COMMCEN) Op Apollo; Ally Sj JAR(NCCIS Det Comd)Op Apollo Haining Sgt TD (FOS) Op Apollo NCCIS Points Pass to All Det Commanders 1. The J6 Cell in Tampa has submitted a plan in Jan to have the J6 and NCCIS split into separate units. The NCCIS will be a Sqn on its own with J6 being with the NCE. 2. The Plan is a follows: In Tampa there will be the J6, J6 Ops Capt, MWO CCO and F of S. They will all work for the NCE, they will coord on comms issues with BG, SLOC, NCCIS, NSU, FLS, and NCE. 3. NCCIS Sqn: The plan, which should be signed off very soon will have a NCCIS Sqn HQ located in AL minhad. It will consist of: CO Maj DCO Capt OPS O Capt SSM MWO Ops WO Tech Sgt/WO Crypto Section Line Surge Clerk Sup Tech 4. Arriving in Al Minhad on Saturday will be Capt Smid and WO Dorland. They will be taking over the NSU Crypto DA account for UAE, and the LO's around the gulf region. Once they have the crypto side taken care off, they will start on taking over responsibilities of the NCCIS Sqn. Direction on when to start reporting to Al Minhad vice Tampa will be passed onto all det commanders to ensure there is no confusion. At this time until further notice continue to report to Tampa. 5. One last point, the CO of NCCIS is still located in Tampa. All dets commanders are to ensure that if there are any significant events, repats, changes in det manning, etc, they are to be reported to this HQ. 6. Any questions, concerns, contact the undersigned. 17 JW Munn WO CCO Op Apollo Unclas 813-827-1483 Secure DSN Access 651 RX TX s.15(1) Def 1 ( CCT # -TiTd-vO ZEV 2. OP^f=" CCT# ZW OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000033 �H FKMRiTY - _ trn- h k-i n rs Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act ^Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a/'information CONFIDENTS ; PAACZYUW RCCPJAD3004 1610036-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P 101900Z APR 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CAS/ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN CS)/ ADM(IM)/DGIMOSD/JI COORD/J4 HSS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/ J3 LAND OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NBC/J3 INTL/J3 NAVAL OPS/ J8 FIN COORD/J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J5 LEGAL OPS/J5 NATO POL/ J5 PK POL/J6 COORD/J6 IO/J6 OPS/J7 DOC AND TRG// t^NFQ) ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CMS/CLS/MSO MND/EA CDS/EA DCDS/EA DM/ EA VCDS/DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/DHH/J7 LL/DCBA// RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2 DG INT// ZEN/CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/COS// RCEMTOS/TG 307.1//COMD// RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3/N4// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3/N4// RCEVCHA/NAVRESHQ QUEBEC//COMD// ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RCEOCEA/COMCANFLTLANT APR 1 i 2002 335o ~l RCWMPCA/COMCANFLTPAC RCEOCEA/LFAAHQ HALIFAX//COMD/COS// ?PAGE 2 RCCPJAD3004 CONFIDENTIAL RCESCGA/QG SQFT MONTREAL//COMD/COS// RCCBJQA/LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// RCEKMNA/1 CEU MONCTON//CO/OPS 0// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// RCESJNA/CFSD MONTREAL//CO// RCWPDRA/CFSD EDMONTON//CO// RCCROBA/CFPU TRENTON//CO// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3// RCECGGA/14 WG GREENWOOD//COMD/WOPSO/WOC// RCEOOQA/12 WG HQ SHEARWATER//COMD/WOPSO/WOC// RCWEFSA/19 WG COMOX//COMD/WOPSO/WOC// RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//COMD/WOPSO/WOC// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON//COMD// RCCRGQA/CFJSR KINGSTON//CO// RCCERYA/CDAO SAUDI ARABIA RCCENAT/BNATO//MILREP// RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//COMD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// ?PAGE 3 RCCPJAD3004 CONFIDENTIAL RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3/J1/J4 HSS// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO// RX4S>/Z OCT# RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO// TX OCT # RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//OC// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//OC// BT OP/)c ZEV OP OCT# ZEV OP CONFSDEjMHAbii ZEV OP 000034 J__ �CONFIDENTIAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information CONFIDENTIA. .OS J3 164 SIC A2W LAD BILINGUAL MESSAGE/MESSAGE BILINGUE SUBJ: PRE-DEPLOYMENT PREPARATION AND TRG FOR OP APOLLO CAMPAIGN REFS: A. CDS 095 CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) - OP APOLLO AGAINST TERRORISM (CAT) B. CDS 041 121800Z JUN 00 NBC MED COUNTERMEASURES (MED CM) FOR CF OPERATIONS c. CDS 090 182054Z OCT 01 OP APOLLO MED CM DIRECTIVE D. DCDS 249 211515Z DEC 01 AMENDMENT 01 TO CDS 090 182054Z OCT 01 E. DGHS 020 261333Z JUL 99 PROCUREMENT AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS ?PAGE 4 RCCPJAD3004 CONFIDENTIAL FOR SURGEON GENERAL (SG) RESTD PRODUCTS, PARTICULARLY UNLICENSED DRUGS/BIOLOGICS F. DMED POL 027 121154Z OCT 01 IMMUNIZATIONS AND PMED REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONNEL DEPLOYING ON OP APOLLO G. EMAIL FROM OP APOLLO TF SURG 26 MAR 02 1. ALL FORCE GENERATORS ARE TO ENSURE THAT THE FOLLOWING IS DONE PRIOR TO THE DEPLOYMENT OF PERS ON OP APOLLO: 1. A. NBC MED COUNTERMEASURES (CM) BRIEFING. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT ALL PERS WHO DEPLOY INTO THEATRE INCLUDING STAFF INSPECTION VISIT (SIV) AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANT VISIT (TAV) TEAMS, RECEIVE A PRE-DEPLOYMENT NBC MED CM BRIEFING BY AN MO AS PER REFS B, C, D AND E ‘l.B. MALARIA CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS. AS DIRECTED AT REF G AND IAW REF F ALL PERSONNEL VISITING AFGHANISTAN DURING THE APR NOV 02 TIMEFRAME WHERE MALARIA IS PRESENT WILL BE PROVIDED WITH A MALARIA PROPHYLAXIS REGIME 2. POC: MAJ M.J. BERTHELOT, J4 HSS, (613) 992-4745 \eND OF ENGLISH TEXT/DEBUT DU TEXTE FRANCAIS SUJET : PREPARATION ET ENTR DE PREDEPLOIEMENT POUR OP APOLLO 1. TOUS LES GENERATEURS DE FORCE DOIVENT S ASSURER QUE CE QUI SUIT ?PAGE 5 RCCPJAD3004 CONFIDENTIAL EST EFFECTUE AVANT LE DEPLOIEMENT DU PERS POUR OP APOLLO : l.A. BRIEFING SUR LES CONTRE-MESURES (CM) MED NBC. IL EST IMPERATIF QUE TOUT LE PERS QUI SE DEPLOIE EN THEATRE INCLUANT EN VISITE D INSPECTION D ETAT-MAJOR (VIEM) ET EN VISITE D AIDE TECHNIQUE (VAT) RECOIVE UN BRIEFING DE PREDEPLOIEMENT SUR LE CM MED NBC DONNE PAR UN MEDECIN SELON LES REF B, C, D ET E 1. B. CHIMIOPROPHYLAXIE CONTRE LA MALARIA. TEL QU ORDONNE EN REF G ET SELON LA REF F, TOUT LE PERSONNEL VISITANT L AFGHANISTAN PENDANT LA PERIODE AVRIL-NOV 02 OU LA MALARIA EST PRESENTE SERA MUNI D UN REGIME DE PROPHYLAXIS CONTRE LA MALARIA 2. PDC : MAJ M.J. BERTHELOT, J4 SSS, (613) 992-4745 FIN DU TEXTE FRANCAIS BT #3004 1010044 110479 VDAM011 DELIVERED ?♦ CONFIDENTIAL 000035 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information e : SECRET PAASZYUW RCCPMPA0006 1002049-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS P R 101613Z APR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA APR 1 ~~ kCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//DCDS/COS J3/J3 INTL/J4 LOG// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J6 OPS/J8 OPS// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA BT SECRET JTFSWA NCE 743 SIC A2W SUBJ: OPRED DECLARATION FOR CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD REFS: A. COS J3 2242 012325Z FEB 02 FRAG O 018 TO CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) B. JTFSWA NCE 3350-134-1(COMD)21 MAR 02 C. NSU 1000-1(CO NSU) 09 APR 02 if 2002 -J PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0006 SECRET D. JTFSWA NCE 737 101300Z APR 02 FRAGO 010-NSU-FP MEASURES CO NSU HAS DECLARED OPREAD AT REF C WITH THE FOLLOWING CAVEATS UNTIL REMAINING NBCW POSITIONS ARE MANNED (TWO NCMS) AND DEMANDED EQUIPMENT IS RECEIVED, THE NSU POSSESSES LIMITED OVERAL CAPABILITY B. EVACUATION PLAN AND SECURITY PLANS TO BE COMPLETED (EXPECT COMPLETION IN SEVEN DAYS) C. THE COMMAND RELATIONSHIP WITH LRP, TAL AND SAL DETS (REFERENCE B PARAGRAPH 7) IS NOT SPECIFICALLY DEFINED. SUGGEST ADMIN CONTROL BE DESIGNATED D. NCCIS BE DESIGNATED AS THE COMSEC ACCOUNT HOLDER AS THAT ORGANIZATION MAINTAINS OP COMD OF COMSEC CUSTODIANS AND E. CASUALTY EVACUATION PROCEDURES ARE IN PLACE FOR UAE ELEMENTS, HOWEVER, CO NSU AWAITS REQUESTED HN APPROVAL FOR INTERNATIONAL CASUALTY EVACUATION. 2. THE LIMITATIONS LISTED IN PARA 1 A, B, AND E ARE ACKNOWLEDGED AND ACCEPTED. JTFSWA WILL SUPPORT EFORTS FOR THEIR RECTIFICATION. 3. WRT PARA 1C, A FRAGO HAS BEEN ISSUED AT REF D TO SPECIFICALLY ADDRESS THE FP COMMAND RELATIONSHIPS. THE RECOMMENDATION AT PARA 1C WILL BE IMPLEMENTED i. A. PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0006 SECRET THE RECOMMENDATION AT PARA ID IS ACKNOWLEDGED AND WILL BE IMPLMENTED 5. RECOMMEND THAT THE NSU BE TOCA TO COMD JTFSWA FOR OPERATIONS IN OP APOLLO. i RX CCTfl^pp^ZEV BT #0006 TX CCT # ZEV VDAM005 DELIVERED 1010041 109778 ?♦ 4. SECRE / OP ])C OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000036 T I �I Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information s' & CO hr six. PAACZYUW RCCPMPA0004 1001752-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P R 101500Z APR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD i fi ii-iL INFO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS/DCDS/CMS/CLS/CAS/COSJ3/J3INTL/-A RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 AIR OPS// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J3 LAND OPS/J5 LEGAL// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//DGIS POL// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RUCJACC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ3/CCJ4/CCJ5// RHRMDAB/COMUSNAVCENT//N3/N5/CDN NAVAL LNO// RHRMDAF/CTF 53 RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/3/AOC// TG 307.1 RX RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD TX RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR ~ <- __ APR 1 V 2002 iyj _ 336d -1 CCTOP CCT H ZEV OP CCT ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP /K PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0004 CONFIDENTIAL RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI BT CONFIDENTIAL NCE 738 SECTION 1 OF 2 SIC A2W CQaoO SUBJ:OPER/OP APOLLO// MSGID/ROEIMPL/JTFSWA/ 022-2002// REF/A/CDS 095 282000Z OCT 01 CDS OP O 800 (005/2001) - OP APOLLO/ REF/B/B-BG 005-004/AF-005 USE OF FORCE IN CF OPS - REV ONE 2001-0601// REF/C/A-SJ-100-004/AG-000 MILITARY POLICE CHAP 31// REF/D/QR AND O VOL IVAPP 3.2 DEFENCE CONTROLLED ACCESS AREA REGULATIONS (DCARR-S)// REF/E/CDS 006 292030Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO CDS ROEAUTH 005-2002// REF/F/JTFSWA 3350-134-29(COMD) ROEIMPL OPRDER 008-18 JANUARY, 2002(NOTAL)// REF/H/JTFSWA 352 292230Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 009-2002// REF/I/ JTFSWA 362 312300Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 010-2002// REF/J/ JTFSWA 363 312310Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 011-2002// REF/K/ JTFSWA 364 312320Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 012-2002// PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0004 CONFIDENTIAL REF/L/ JTFSWA 365 312330Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 013-2002// REF/M/CDS 013 052005Z MAR 02 OP APOLLO CDS ROEAUTH 006-2002 REFN/JTFSWA 397 112000 FEB 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 014-2002// REF/O/JTFSWA 398 112010 FEB 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 015-2002// REF/P/JTFSWA 399 112020 FEB 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 016-2002// REF/Q/JTFSWA 400 112030 FEB 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 017-2002// REF/R/JTFSWA 417 112040 FEB 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 018-2002// REF/S/JTFSWA 511 061226Z MAR 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 019-2002// REF/T/JTFSWA 687 311510Z MAR MAR. 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 020-2002// F a £> l- a m u o Z. . Pfl Gala­ K'AnC© -<■■000037 «l‘. �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Lot sur I'acc&s a /'information f- REF/U/JTFSWA 696 0122C APR 02 OP APO ^002// a 1 A fl . REF/V/JTFSWA 737 101300Z APR 02 OP APOLLO FRAGO 010// “ W d GENTEXT/l/THE FOLLOWING ROE IMPLEMENTATION APPLY TO THE CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD AND AR EFFECTIVE UPON TOCA OF THE NSU TO COMD JTFSWA. ROE FOR THE SLOC AT REF R ARE CANCELLED AS THE SLOC WILL BE ENCORPORATED INTO THE NSU AND SUBJECT TO THIS MSG. ROE FOR SHIPS, AIR DETACHMENTS AND LAND FORCES REMAIN UNAFFECTED BY THIS MESSAGE. GENTEXT/2/OP APOLLO IS THE CANADIAN CONTRIBUTION OF CANADIAN FORCES (CF) PERSONNEL AND UNITS TO THE US-LED COALITION IN THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM (CAT). COMMANDER JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA (COMD JTFSWA) EXERCISES OPERATIONAL COMMAND, ON BEHALF OF THE CDS, OF s.15(1) ■ PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0004 CONFIDENTIAL CF UNITS AND PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO GENTEXT/3/THESE RO MAY BE RELEASED SUPPORTING THE US-LED COALITION IN IRAQ OR THE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY AFGHANISTAN PROVIDING THE SECURITY OP APOLLO// TO NATIONS PARTICIPATING IN OR THE CAT, UNSCR SANCTIONS AGAINST ASSISTANCE FORCE (ISAF) IN LEVEL IS MAINTAINED// 000038 �Page 39 is withheld pursuant to section est retenue en vertu de Particle 15(1) Def of the Access to Information Act de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis d I'information RCCPMPA0005 1001755-CCCC-R™. CONFIDENTIAL pG) 101500Z APR 02 FM CA JTFWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD INFO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS/DCDS/CMS/CLS/CAS/COSJ3/J3INTL// [F) F? (? 5? IT W W RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 AIR OPS// \J & \ RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J3 LAND OPS/J5 LEGAL// IQ I ADQ < , I RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//DGIS POL// I 0 200? Ll/ RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RUCJACC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ3/CCJ4/CCJ5// RHRMDAB/CCWUSNAVCENT//N3/N5/CDN NAVAL LNO// RHRMDAF/CTF 53 RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/AOC// TG 307.1 CCT# j/W ZEV#X*fc?OP Uti l L RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD TX CCT# ZEV RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH CCT • ZEV OP CCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR CCT# ZEV OP PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0005 C 0 N F I D T I A L RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA' RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI BT CONFIDENTIAL NCE 738 FINAL SECTION OF 2 SIC A2W s.15(1) Def fl' ' ff' 'll IM i" 'I I 1 000040 OP �Pages 41 to I a 42 are withheld pursuant to section sont retenues en vertu de Particle 15(1) Def of the Access to Information Act de la Loi sur I'acces a ('information �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgut en vertu de Io Loi sur I'accis a /'information ■a © w PAACZYUW RCCPMPA0003 10014 CCCCC 101300Z APR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH CTG 307.1 INFO RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI B< QANDAHAR RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA/^, TG 307.1 TX CCT /' 7EV OP ---------OCT 7EV OP CCT# 7EV OP ---- i~~. ■■ 1.. 1. ■ .1 .-,17 71 jDWUfOn RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//DCDS/COS J3/J3 INTL/J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 AIR OPSX J3 LAND OPS/J5 LEGAL/DGIS POL// Rg RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA BT CONFIDENTIAL NCE 737 SIC A2W II 1 (/ 2002 '-J 335o - I ••4 era SUBJ: OP APOLLO - FRAG O 010 TO CA JTFSWA OPORD 01/01 PROVISION FOR COMMON FORCE PROTECTION IN THE UAE EFS: A. JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER 01/01 14 DEC 01 B. CDS 3350-165/A27 CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001), OP APOLLO PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0003 CONFIDENTIAL C. JTFSWA NCE 3350-134-1 (COMD)- COMD GUIDANCE TO CO NSU (DESIG) 1. SITUATION. NO CHANGE FROM REF A. THE STAND UP OF THE NSU WILL ALLOW THE CONSOLIDATION OF FORCE PROTECTION AND SECURITY MEASURES UNDER ONE AUTHORITY. 2. MISSION: NO CHANGE FROM REF A 3. EXECUTION 3A. CONCEPT: THE CO NSU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR FORCE PROTECTION AND SECURITY FOR ALL OTHER CANADIAN UNITS STATIONED WITHIN THE UAE OTHER THAN HMC SHIPS. THESE UNITS WILL CO-ORDINATE REQUIREMENTS WITH TE CO NSU AND SUPPORT ANY FORCE CONCEPTS AND DIRECTIVES ISSUED 3B. TASKS: 3B (1) CO NSU: 3B(1)A. EMPLOY THE MP COY AND FP DET TO ENSURE ADEQUATE FP AND SECURITY MEASURES FOR ALL CF ASSETS STATIONED IN THE UAE. 3B(1)B. ESTABLISH COMMON FORCE PROTECTION MEASURES AND POLICIES TO SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF OTHER JTFSWA UNITS STATIONED IN THE UAE 3B(1)C. IF REQUIRED, TASK AND EMPLOY PERSONNEL FROM OTHER JTFSWA UNITS TO MEET FP REQUIREMENTS. 3B(2) CO TAL DET: PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0003 CONFIDENTIAL 3B(2)A. CO-ORDINATE FP REQUIREMENTS WITH CO NSU. 3B(2)B. PROVIDE PERSONNEL SUPPORT AS REQUIRED BY CO NSU TO MEET FP TASS. 3B(2)C. ADHERE TO COMMON FP AND SECURITY DIRECTION ISSUED BY CO NSU. SHOULD THESE MEASURES MAKE UNREASONABLE RESTRICTIONS ON UNIT OPERATIONS THAT CANNOT BE RESOLVED WITH CO NSU, THE SITUATION IS TO BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF COMD JTFSWA FOR RESOLUTION. 3B(3) CO SAL DET: 3B(3)A. CO-ORDINATE FP REQUIREMENTS WITH CO NSU. 000043 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information " 3B(3)B. PROVIDE PERSONNE1 JPPORT JPPORT A^^uk to ' NSL J MEET FP jjSU. 3B(3)C. ADHERE TO COMMON FP AND SECURITY DIRECTION : SHOULD THESE MEASURES MAKE UNREASONABLE RESTRICTIONS ON UNIT OPERATIONS THAT CANNOT BE RESOLVED WITH CO NSU, THE SITUATION IS TO BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTETION OF COMD JTFSWA FOR RESOLUTION. 3B(4) CO LRP DET: 3B(4)A. CO-ORDINATE FP REQUIREMENTS WITH CO NSU. 3B(4)B. PROVIDE PERSONNEL SUPPORT AS REQUIRED BY CO NSU TO MEET FP TASKS. 3B(4)C. ADHERE TO COMMON FP AND SECURITY DIRECTION ISSUED BY CO NSU. PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0003 CONFIDENTIAL SHOULD THESE MEASURES MAKE UNREASONABLE RESTRICTIONS ON UNIT OPERATIONS THAT CANNOT BE RESOLVED WITH CO NSU, THE SITUATION IS TO BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF COMD JTFSWA FOR RESOLUTION. 3B(5) CTG 307.1 3B(5)A. CO-ORDINATE FP SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WITH CO NSU AND CTG 53.8 WHEN ALONGSIDE IN UAE 3B(5)B. WHERE POSSIBLE, IMPLEMNT FP AND SECURITY MEASURES COMMENSURATE OR GREATER THAN THAT IN PLACE BY THE CO NSU WHILE ALONGSIDE. 4. SERVICE SUPPORT: NO CHANGE 5. COMMAND AND SIGNALS: CO NSU WILL HAVE AUTHORITY TO DIRECT FP AND SECURITY MEASURES TO ALL OTHER UNITS STATIONED WITHIN THE UAE. THIS AUTHORITY WILL NOT CHANGE OPERATIONAL COMMAND ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THESE OTHER UNITS. 6. ACK/NSU/TAL DET/SAL DET/LRP DET// BT #0003 VDAM004 DELIVERED 1001611 107921 ?♦ COMFMMtAL 000044 �^ONFSDENTSAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) NSU Ops Shared Mail (Col, W Legue) [nsuops@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca ] 7 April 2002 7:21 AM LtDet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca FW: DRAFT Terms of Reference and Commander's Guidance, CO National Support Unit (NSU) From: Sent: To: Subject: mot wj APR 0 8 2002 NSU Guidance Letterdoc TOR(21 Mar 02)(draft) doc TOR Letter doc 3^0 - | For CO SLOC Please confirm your understanding of this . Please review the attached, revised chain of command, Furthermore, confirm that your pers have been - / fX briefed on Op Apollo ROE. Advise concerns if any to CO NSU without delay. . Ack. W.G. Legue Col CO NSU ---- Original Message---From: MSO Shared Mail Op Apollo (Capt, WS Taylor) [mailto:mso@j c2is.dcds.dnd.ca] Sent: 22 March 2002 01:23 To: 'NSUOps' Subject: FW: DRAFT Terms of Reference and Commander's Guidance, CO National Support Unit (NSU) V CL FOR COL LEGUE Q. o di O h £ Ui I NJ I ---- Original Message---From: ncejSlog (Maj SD Baker) [mailto:ncej51og@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 1:09 AM To: *Shared (UAE Mission Support Office) Op Apollo; Grant Col TJ (J3 Operations) COS J3 Subject: DRAFT Terms of Reference and Commander's Guidance, CO National Support Unit (NSU) t o o e NJ * >— o o > LU nj * o oI > ui NJ % o o x CO NSU and FOR J3 INTL 1. The three attachments comprise the following documents: a. JTFSWA; b. c. DRAFT Designation of Commanding Officers and Terms of Reference DRAFT Commander's Guidance to CO NSU; and Covering Letter. 2. These documents have been approved by Commander CA JTFSWA, Commodore J-P Thiffault, and are submitted for your review. Have a nice day. S.D. Baker Major NCE JTFSWA (Tampa)//J5 Log (813) 827-1284 CONFIDENTIAL 000045 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information CONFIDENTIAL 3350-134-1 (Comd) Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia National Command Element Eagle Village 7115 South Boundary Road MacDill AFB, FL 33621 21 Mar 2002 Distribution List COMMANDER’S GUIDANCE TO COMMANDING OFFICER (DESIGNATE) NATIONAL SUPPORT UNIT ICO NSU) References: A. Annex H to CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001), 7 March 2002 B. Draft Terms of Reference, Comd Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia, 27 Oct 01 C. DCDS Direction for International Operations (Revise One), CFG 101/0 GENERAL 1. The two-fold purpose of this letter is first to provide supplemental commander’s guidance not contained in references as to how the National Support Unit (NSU) is to conduct operations. Second, this letter will provide direction in regard to the NSU Operational Readiness (OPRED) for employment declaration. Annex H to reference A outlines the current logistics concept for Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia (CA JTFSWA), which sees theatre support operations consolidated under a single commander. That annex specifies operational-level logistic concepts as well as detailed technical guidelines for sustainment operations; the guidance contained in this letter clarifies the operational parameters within which I expect the NSU to function. COMMANDER’S INTENT 2. It is my intent that the NSU headquarters be formed and be declared OPRED for employment as soon as feasible. By establishing an effective command and control capability, it will be in a position to consolidate all operational-level logistics support currently being provided by disparate agencies throughout the CA JTFSWA Area of Operation (AO). Notably, I require that the NSU be able to conduct personnel and materiel information collection, analysis and reporting, that it be in a position to interface with host-nation support, and that it be able to provide a wide-range of support services, as described below. This will be accomplished through the assumption of command by CO NSU Designate (hereafter referred to as CO NSU) of all combat service support (CSS) units in-theatre, less the Forward Support Group (FSG), which will maintain its current command relationship with the 3 PPCLI Battle Group. The aim is to establish a unified support system not later than 8 April 2002. HQ CA JTFSWA will provide all support necessary to this end. Nevertheless, should it become evident that there are CONFIDENTIAL 1/7 000046 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information CONFIDENTIAL serious shortcomings that may prevent the possibility of this declaration being made, you are to notify me as soon as possible so the situation can be rectified and you can receive the necessary support. The end-state will be reached when the NSU HQ possesses sufficient command and control capability to provide effective logistic support. It will see the support services and personnel previously within the Forward Logistics Site (FLS), Air Combat Service Support Flight (ACSS), and Strategic Lines of Communications Company (SLOC), consolidated under the NSU HQ. COMMAND AND CONTROL 3. The following elements constitute the NSU and as such will be allocated under operational command (OPCOM) CO NSU once it has been declared operationally ready for employment: a. b. c. d. e. f. g- FLS; SLOC; ACSS; , Military Police Company (MP Coy); Health Services Support Coy (HSS Coy); General Support Coy (GS Coy); and Headquarters NSU (HQ NSU). The National Command and Control Information Systems (NCCIS) detachment, in situ, will be allocated under tactical control (TACON) CO NSU once it is declared OPRED for employment. OPERATIONS 4. The CO NSU is responsible to me for all matters related to the national command and the operational efficiency of his unit. He will be responsive to CTG 307.1 and assigned ships, CO HMCS VANCOUVER, CO 3PPCLI (BG), CO LRP Detachment, CO SAL Detachment, CO TAL Detachment and deployed NCCIS Detachments, as well as any units which may replace them during normal force rotations, and additional units as directed. He will provide these units the national administrative and the general/close logistics support they require in order to achieve their respective missions. 5. There is a requirement to continue with the excellent support provided by the FLS and ACSS and to continue the implementation of support provided by the SLOC. However, it is necessary to centralize functions where it makes sense to do so and to add functions not carried out by any organizations already deployed. Most of these new functions will be found in the HQ NSU, GS Coy, MP Coy, HSS Coy and NCCIS Detachment. 6. As CO of the NSU, you are to establish a new unit and provide the following functions/services: a. Headquarters. The headquarters is to perform the following functions: CONFIDENTIAL 2/7 000047 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sur I'accis a I’information ■CONFIDENTIAL (1) Operations Center. The Operations Center will coordinate logistic and administrative support on a 24/7 basis, (2) Force Protection Section. This section is to provide force protection expertise and support to the deployed forces as required, (3) Chaplain Section. This section is to plan and provide chaplain services to the NSU and to “backfill” Chaplains of other OP APOLLO CF Units during their leave or other absences. One of these Chaplains will be designated Contingent Senior Chaplain, (4) Visits/Protocol Section. This section is to plan, coordinate and execute visits to theatre as approved by this HQ. They are to be the single point of contact for visitors to the theatre, and (5) Public Affairs (PAFF) Section. This section is responsible to coordinate all media activities related to deployed forces in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and QATAR. The section is to be available to provide assistance to the CA JTFSWA NCE, CTG 307.1 and 3PPCLI (BG) PAFF Officers; b. General Support Company. The GS Coy will provide the following functions: (1) Movement Coordination Center (MCC). MCC will coordinate/prioritize all movement of personnel, mail and cargo (PMC) in the Joint Area of Operations. The NSU/MCC will have visibility of CF generated missions into the AO, both military and commercial, including sea-lift. Additionally, CF materiel moving via the strategic lines of communication (LOC) must be visible to the NSU (coordination between NDHQ J4 Mov, CA JTFSWA/J4 and NSU/MCC and MMC). Airlift within the AO is controlled by Combined Force Air Component Commander (CFACC) and coordination of movement requirements to support CF components will be necessary between the NSU, the detachments located at AL MINHAD, FUJAIRAH, DUBAI and CAMP SNOOPY, with the appropriate US/Coalition coordination authorities. This becomes an important requirement to ensure the priority movement of personnel and materiel through Integrated Lines of Communication (ILOC). The MCC will coordinate personnel movement issues with the Personnel Platoon, the dispatch/reception/distribution of mail with the Postal Detachment and in conjunction with the MMC, the movement of materiel into, within, and out of theatre, (2) Material Management Center (MMC). The MMC will monitor, analyze, and report information regarding the requirement for, and the acquisition and usage of materiel for OP APOLLO. It will monitor demands for common use items and spare parts, with an emphasis on active monitoring and reporting of Immediate Operational Requirements (lORs). Through CONFIDENTIAL 3/7 000048 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information CONFIDENTIAL liaison with other NSU organizations and with the operational units of CA JTFSWA, it will assist the NCE in prioritizing IORs and other cargo for sustainment flights, when such action is required. The MMC will provide CA JTFSWA logistics staffs a tracking and reporting system and will provide commanders greater visibility on key demands. It will play a key role in forecasting operational-level sustainment problems and shortfalls, and in identifying those problems to the NSU and NCE, to facilitate preventive action, (3) Personnel Platoon. The Personnel Platoon will be responsible to conduct mortuary affairs operations (liaison and tracking), Reception, Staging, Onward Movement, and Integration (RSOI) of all personnel posted-in to theatre, outbound processing of all personnel departing theatre, transient holding, and first line orderly room/central registry support for the NSU. In addition, it will administer the welfare program for the CA JTFSWA, HLTA bookings and support, and rest and recreation (R&R) administration and support for land-based elements in the CENTCOM AO. It will also be prepared to provide R&R administration and support for deployed ships, (4) Finance Platoon. The Finance Platoon will provide financial advice to the CO NSU. It will provide close and general personal financial administration services to all CF personnel deployed to the Middle East on OP APOLLO, and integral financial support to the NSU and to co-located units/personnel, and (5) Airfield Engineer Flight (AEF~). The AEF will provide advice to the CO NSU on all aspects of camp construction, will carry out camp infrastructure construction and maintenance, and will monitor environmental protection procedures, c. Health Service Support Company. The HSS Coy will ensure that all personnel deployed in UAE/QATAR will have access to and are provided the proper medical care. It will provide Role 1 integral HSS to all UAE elements. It will be responsible for tracking and reporting CA JTFSWA casualties in role 2-4 facilities, and will have Forward Medical Equipment Depot (FMED) responsibility for medical stores, supplies and equipment for all CA JTFSWA; d. Military Police Company. The MP Coy will provide police and securities support to all NSU dependencies. Operational MP support will be provided at the airfield, ports and R&R centers within the UAE and Qatar; e. Naval Forward Logistics Site. As per current operations, the Naval FLS will plan, coordinate and provide sustainment to all ships deployed in the AO. The FLS will maintain constant liaison with the Maritime Logistics Operations Center (MLOC) to coordinate this sustainment; CONFIDENTIAL 4/7 000049 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information ■CONFIDENTIAL f. Strategic Lines Of Communication Company. The SLOC Company will provide support to the 3 PPCLIBG from a forward sustainment base, Camp Snoopy, QATAR. It will receive the Canadian stores pushed through ILOC and strategic sustainment flights from Canada, break down the loads and prepare them for tactical airlift to the battle group by Coalition aircraft. It will also hold stores and equipment that cannot be placed forward due to limited space in QANDAHAR, as well as operational stock (OPSTOCK) stores as deemed necessary or as directed, to ensure rapid reconstitution of battle and non-battle losses. The SLOC will procure local stores as required. It will provide support to and will coordinate the transit of Canadian personnel to and from QANDAHAR; g- Air Combat Service Support Flight. As per current operational procedures, the ACSS Flight will provide support to all air detachments deployed in UAE. It will also provide some first line support to the NSU elements in AL MINHAD; and h. National Command and Communications Information Systems Troop. Under the command of the NCCIS Squadron Commander, the NCCIS Troop will provide the national rear link for the NSU. The troop will provide detachments to all units less ships, as required. SENIOR CANADIAN OFFICER IN UAE 7. The CO NSU acting as the Senior Canadian Officer UAE, is: a. to consult the UAE government, in coordination with the Canadian Ambassador and the accredited Canadian Defence Attache for the UAE, on matters concerning the CA JTFSWA; b. to set common policies for all Canadian units in the UAE in the following areas: (1) Force Protection, and (2) R&R (separate direction to follow); and c. acting as the Senior Canadian Officer Base AL MINHAD, is to set policies common to all Canadian units on the base. CRITERIA TO DECLARE OPRED FOR EMPLOYMENT 8. In accordance with reference A, CO NSU must declare his unit OPRED for employment prior to assuming command of the existing CSS assets in-theatre. Reference C is not clear on the criteria that must be met prior to this declaration. It has been determined that the following criteria are relevant in this instance: CONFIDENTIAL 5/7 000050 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acc&s a /'information ■CONFIDENTIAL a. the CO has received and understands approved TOR which formally delegate to him the powers of a commanding officer, and has received separate Commander’s Guidance; b. suitable communications with sub-elements have been established and command relationships are understood; c. the Commander CA JTFSWA has issued ROE to the CO NSU, and all unit pers have been briefed on and understand these ROE; d. the NSU HQ has sufficient staff and resources to effect command and control of sub-elements; e. suitable force protection measures are in place; and f. casualty evacuation procedures are in place and are effective. Once these criteria are met, the CO NSU is to submit a message to Commander JTFSWA, info J3 International, with caveats as necessary. FUTURE OPERATIONS The situation regarding CF rotation plans and involvement in subsequent operations remains fluid. Accordingly, I expect the CO NSU to maintain a wide, forward-looking perspective. In particular, the CO NSU should be prepared, as directed, to form the nucleus of a mission closeout team that can coordinate the systematic draw down of Canadian forces in the area of operation. Such an activity, by necessity, will be directed by the NCE. Conversely, the CO NSU should consider the possibility for expanding the NSU HQ should the forward deployment of CA JTFSWA be necessary. 9. CONCLUSION 10. The aforementioned guidance, read in concert with the references, provides the CO NSU sufficient authority and direction, as well as the framework concept of operations necessary to stand-up the NSU and assume control of support operations. Moreover, it permits him considerable leeway to command his unit and to conduct operations without undue encumbrances or restrictions. In addition to providing my intentions regarding ongoing force sustainment, this should assist you in your final preparations towards making an OPRED declaration for your unit. J-P Thiffault Commodore Commander CONFIDENTIAL 6/7 000051 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information ■CONFIDENTIAL Distribution List Action CO JTFSWA NSU Info NDHQ//COS J4/COS J8/COS J3// NCE JTFSWA//J1/J3/J4/J5/J6/J8/PAFF O/PM/POLAD/COS// CTG 307.1 CO JTFSWA NCE CO HMCS IROQUOIS CO HMCS PRESERVER CO HMCS TORONTO CO HMCS VANCOUVER CO 3 PPCLIBG CO JTFSWA LRP Detachment CO JTFSWA SAL Detachment CO JTFSWA NCCIS Element CONFIDENTIAL in 000052 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information -DRAFT-DRAFT CON. .DENTIAL 3350-134-l(Comd) Mar 02 Distribution List DESIGNATION OF COMMANDING OFFICERS AND TERMS OF REFERENCE - JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA (JTFSWA) References: A. CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) 28 Oct 01 as amended by Frag O B. Terms of Reference - Comd Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia dated 27 Oct 01 C. B-GG-005-004/AF-005 Use of Force in CF Operations (Revise One) 2001-06-01 D. Section 153 NDA and Note to QR&O 105.17 E. A-FN-100-002/AG-006 Delegation ofAuthoritiesfor Financial Administrationfor DND and the CF, June 2001 General Operation APOLLO refers to the deployment of Canadian Forces (CF) resources to the United States Central Command (USCENTCOM) Area of Responsibility (AOR) and their employment in support of the US led coalition campaign against terrorism (Operation ENDURING FREEDOM). The Joint Task Force South West Asia (JTFSWA), has been established for the purpose of exercising national operational level command over CF units and personnel participating in Op APOLLO. The CDS through his order at ref A and the Terms of Reference (TOR) at ref B has named me Commander Joint Task Force South West Asia (Comd JTFSWA). This document will describe the different operational, disciplinary, administrative and financial relationships that will exist within JTFSWA. These TOR contain my instructions to the officers identified in the TOR. 1. Designations and Responsibilities Amongst other matters, the TOR at ref B authorizes me to designate commanding 2. officers (CO). Pursuant to that authorization, I designate the following persons as CO: a) Colonel J.P.Y.D. Gosselin as CO of the JTFSWA National Command Element (NCE); b) Colonel W. Legue as CO of the JTFSWA National Support Unit (NSU); c) Lieutenant-Colonel P. Stogran as CO of the 3 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Battle Group (3 PPCLIBG); d) Lieutenant-Colonel J. D. Mitchell as CO of the Long Range Patrol Detachment (LRP Det); e) Lieutenant-Colonel G. Smith as CO of the Tactical Airlift Detachment (TAL Det); f) Major R. K. Ferguson as CO of the JTFSWA National Command, Control and Information System Element (NCCIS); and g) Major D.B. McLellan as CO of the JTFSWA Strategic Airlift Detachment (SAL Det). DRAFT-DRAFT CONFIDENTIAL 1/7 000053 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /’information 'DRAFT-DRAFT COM xDENTIAL 3. Commanding Officers of HMC Ships assigned to OP APOLLO are, for the purpose of discipline and operations, assigned command of their ship’s embarked helicopter detachment. Command and Control 4. Full command of the JTFSWA resides with the CDS. As national operational level commander, I exercise operational command (OPCOM) of all CF personnel, materiel and equipment assigned to JTFSWA. Operational control (OPCON) of certain units or groupings under my command has been delegated by the CDS at ref A to USCINCCENT and hence to such subordinate commanders as USCINCCENT may deem appropriate. 5. The principle of the separate entity of JTFSWA and its component units shall be maintained at all times. In this connection, Canadians shall command all units or detachments of JTFSWA. If, at any time, it appears that this principle is likely to be adversely affected, other than temporarily as a result of urgent operational necessity, this situation shall immediately be reported to me for subsequent reference to NDHQ as necessary. The Commander Canadian Task Group 307.1 (CTG 307.1) is the senior Canadian Forces 6. representative in the AOR. He shall exercise command of HMC Ships and of embarked helicopter detachments assigned to Task Group (TG) 307.1. CTG 307.1 is responsible directly to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to his command. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, he shall consult with me personally to resolve them. 7. The Commanding Officers of HMC ships that are not under the command of CTG 307.1 are responsible to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to their command. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, they shall consult with me personally to resolve them. 8. The CO of the JTFSWA NCE, the CO of the JTFSWA NSU, the CO of the 3 PPCLI BG, the CO of the LRP Det, the CO of the TAL Det, the CO of the SAL Det and the CO of the NCCIS Element are responsible directly to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to their command. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, they shall consult with me personally to resolve them. 9. Should CTG 307.1 or any CO receive orders or direction from an officer who has been assigned operational control over his personnel or resources, which in his view are impossible to execute or are contrary to CF policy or Canadian law, and the issue cannot be resolved between himself and that officer, the matter shall be referred directly to me. Operations 10. Employment of all CF resources assigned to JTFSWA must remain consistent with the Canadian objectives and the scope of operations detailed in para 1 C and l.D. of ref A. Any proposed deviation from them must be reported to me by the quickest secure means. Any proposed task outside the employment matrix contained at para 3.B.(1) of ref A must also be DRAFT-DRAFT CONFIDENTIAL 2/7 000054 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a I'information ’DRAFT-DRAFT CONriDENTIAL reported to me by the quickest secure means. Employment of CF resources must be in accordance with Canadian national laws and policy. 11. CTG 307.1 is responsible to me for all matters related to the operational command of TG 307.1 and is responsible to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of TG 307.1. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the COMFIFTHFLT or designated subordinate organization will be to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of TG 307.1 shall be referred to me. 12. The Commanding Officer of HMCS VANCOUVER will be responsible to me for all matters related to the national command of his unit. The Commanding Officer of HMCS VANCOUVER will be responsible to COMCARGRU SEVEN in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of his unit. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the COMCARGRU SEVEN organization will be to COMCARGRU SEVEN. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of HMCS VANCOUVER shall be referred to me. 13. The CO of the 3 PPCLI BG is responsible to me for all matters related to the operational command of 3 PPCLI BG and is responsible to CFLCC or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of 3 PPCLI BG. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the CFLCC or designated subordinate organization will be to CFLCC or his designated subordinate commander. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of 3 PPCLI BG shall be referred to me. 14. The CO of the LRP Det is responsible to me for all matters related to the operational command of the LRP Det and is responsible to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of the LRP Det. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the COMFIFTHFLT or designated subordinate organization will be to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of the LRP Det shall be referred to me. 15. The CO of the TAL Det and the CO of the SAL Det will be responsible to me for all matters related to the national command of their units and are responsible to Comd USCENTAF or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of their detachments. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the USCENTAF organization will be to Comd USCENTAF. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of the TAL Det or the SAL Det shall be referred to me. DRAFT-DRAFT CONFIDENTIAL 3/7 000055 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a I'information DRAFT-DRAFT CONFIDENTIAL 16. The CO of the JTFS W A NCE, the CO of the JTFS W A NSU and the CO of the NCCIS Element are responsible to me for all matters related to the national command and the operational efficiency of their unit. Use of Force 17. Controlling the use of force during operations is both an operational and a legal imperative. Rules of Engagement (ROE) are an indispensable instrument of command and control for ordering and controlling the use of force during military operations. Comd JTFSWA ROE implementation messages may instruct HMC ships that are not under the command of CTG 307.1 to seek CTG 307.1’s approval before certain ROE may be executed. 18. Every CO is personally responsible for the training of his troops in the use of force and the proper application of the ROE. Any use of force by members of JTFSWA shall comply with the ROE authorized by me and with the CF doctrine as described at ref C. Any use of force must be reported to me through the most appropriate and quickest secure means. Discipline 19. The Deputy Chief of Defence Staff (DCDS) is the referral authority for every CO of JTFSWA. 20. Pursuant to section 162.3 of the National Defence Act, I am a “superior commander” for matters of discipline. I will be the next superior officer for all matters of discipline for the CO of the JTFSWA NCE, the CO of the JTFSWA NSU, the CO of every ship that is not assigned to CTG 307.1, the CO of the 3 PPCLIBG, the CO of the LRP Det, the CO of the TAL Det, the CO of the NCCIS Element and the CO of the SAL Det. 21. Pursuant to section 162.3 of the National Defence Act, Commodore D. Robertson, CTG 307.1 is a “superior commander” for matters of discipline. He will be the next superior officer for all matters of discipline for the CO of every Canadian ship that is under his command. CTG 307.1 shall inform me of any matter referred to DCDS pursuant to QR&O Chap 109. 22. The CO of a ship shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to his ship’s company and the embarked helicopter detachment. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to a ship’s CO by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to the ship’s CO must be present in the ship when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 23. As the CO of the JTFSWA NCE, Col Gosselin shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the JTFSWA NCE. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Col Gosselin by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Col Gosselin must be present at JTFSWA Headquarters when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. DRAFT-DRAFT CONFIDENTIAL 4/7 000056 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information ’DRAFT-DRAFT CONriDENTIAL 24. As the CO of the JTFSWA NSU, Col Legue shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the JTFSWA NSU. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Col Legue by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Col Legue must be present at the Canadian Compound located at the Al Minhad AB when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 25. As the CO of the LRP Det, LCol Mitchell shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the LRP Det. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to LCol Mitchell by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to LCol Mitchell must be present at the Canadian Compound located at the Al Minhad AB when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 26. As the CO of the 3 PPCLI BG, LCol Stogran shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the 3 PPCLI BG. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to LCol Stogran by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to LCol Stogran must be present at the encampment occupied by the 3 PPCLI BG when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 27. As the CO of the TAL Det, LCol Smith shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the TAL Det. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to LCol Smith by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to LCol Smith must be present at the Canadian Compound located at the Al Minhad AB when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 28. As the CO of the NCCIS Element, Maj Ferguson shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the NCCIS Element. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Maj Ferguson by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Maj Ferguson must be present at JTFSWA Headquarters when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 29. As CO of the SAL Det, Maj McLellan shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the SAL Det. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Maj McLellan by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Maj McLellan must be present at the SAL Det location when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 30. Every CO’s powers of punishment are limited to those prescribed in article 108.24 of QR&O. Except otherwise instructed, or as otherwise provided in such Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) or other agreements as may be reached, every CO should proceed on the assumption that all members of JTFSWA are subject exclusively to Canadian criminal and DRAFT-DRAFT CONFIDENTIAL 5/7 000057 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a /’information ’DRAFT-DRAFT CONnDENTIAL disciplinary jurisdiction. In accordance with the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Department of National Defence and the General Headquarters of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Armed Forces, COs of units located in the UAE must proceed on the assumption that all members of JTFSWA located in the UAE are subject to UAE criminal and civil jurisdictions. Therefore, it is even more critical that COs seek assistance from their legal adviser before initiating any disciplinary measures. 31. Pursuant to article 108.10 of QR&O, COs may delegate powers to one or more officers under their command to try accused persons by summary trial. Any such delegation shall be done in writing and must contain the name of the delegated officer or designation by reference to the officer's appointment or the duties the officer performs. Powers of punishment by delegated officers shall be limited to those expressly prescribed in article 108.25 of QR&O, and to such further limitations as the CO may from time to time impose in writing. Note that pursuant to QR&O 108.10(2)(a)(i), a CO may not delegate his powers unless the officer to whom the powers are to be delegated has been trained and certified by the Judge Advocate General as a Presiding Officer. 32. Pursuant to article 107.02, COs may authorize such officers and non-commissioned members as they deem appropriate to lay charges. Such authorizations should be done in writing. Pursuant to reference D, COs may designate one or more officers under their command to be a "Custody Review Officer". Every CO shall ensure that copies of all such delegations and appointments including particulars are sent to my headquarters, attention COS/Legal Advisor, for reference no later than two weeks after receipt of this instruction. Financial Authority 33. The individuals identified at para 2 are delegated the following financial authority in accordance with reference E: a) CO of a deployed operation outside Canada; and b) Base Commander (& other equivalents). Relations with other coalition forces and nationals of the parties to the dispute 34. Every CO shall ensure that all personnel under his command demonstrate the highest degree of courtesy, respect and cooperation in all their relations, official or unofficial, with members of coalition forces from other countries, or other missions, military or civilian. 35. Every CO shall ensure that all personnel under his command refrain from making any expressions of opinion about Canadian or coalition plans, actions, or statements of the prevailing situation. In addition, COs and Senior Officers shall ensure that the personnel under their command refrain from any expression of opinion as to the rights or wrongs of the situation prevailing in the USCENTCOM AOR or neighbouring countries. DRAFT-DRAFT CONFIDENTIAL 6/7 000058 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information - DRAFT - DRAFT CONnDENTIAL Conclusion 36. It is my full intent to provide CTG 307.1 and ail COs with the necessary means to effectively and efficiently complete their missions. The above powers will permit them to successfully execute your assigned tasks in accordance with Canadian strategic direction and my concept of operations. 37. This document supersedes the designation of COs and TORs issued by me on 07 Mar 02. J-P Thiffault Commodore Commander Joint Task Force South West Asia Distribution List Action CTG 307.1 COJTFSWANCE CO JTFSWA NSU CO HMCS IROQUOIS CO HMCS PRESERVER CO HMCS TORONTO CO HMCS VANCOUVER CO 3 PPCLI BG CO JTFSWA LRP Detachment CO JTFSWA SAL Detachment CO JTFSWA TAL Detachment CO JTFSWA NCCIS Element Information NDHQ//DCDS/COS J3 NDHQ//JAG/Dlaw/Ops JTFSWA//COS/Jl/J8/Senior Legal Advisor TG 307.1 Legal Advisor UAE Legal Advisor CO HMCS OTTAWA CCFP DRAFT-DRAFT CONFIDENTIAL 7/7 000059 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accts a /'information CONFIDENTIAL (UNCLAS WITHOUT ENCLOSURES) 3350-134-1(15 Log) Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia National Command Element Eagle Village 7115 South Boundary Road MacDill AFB, FL 33621 21 March 2002 Distribution List DRAFT TERMS OF REFERENCE AND COMMANDER’S GUIDANCE TO COMMANDING OFFICER DESIGNATE. NATIONAL SUPPORT UNIT References: A. COS J3 2242, 012325Z FEB 02, FRAG O 018 TO CDS OP O 800 B. Annex H to CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001), dated 7 Mar 02 C 3350-134-l(Comd), Draft Terms of Reference - Commanding Officer Designate, National Support Unit (CO NSU) dated 21 March 2002 (enclosed) D. 3350-134-l(Comd), Draft Commander’s Guidance to CO NSU (Designate), dated 21 March 2002 (enclosed) 1. The enclosed draft Terms of Reference and Commander’s Guidance to Colonel W.G Legue, Commanding Officer Designate of the Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia (CA JTFSWA) National Support Unit (NSU) are forwarded for review in accordance with reference A. 2. These documents, in conjunction with the references, provide Colonel Legue the national direction he requires to proceed with the establishment of the NSU and to effect the outstanding actions which must occur in order to declare the NSU operationally ready for employment. J IP. Thiffault Commodore Commander Distribution List NDHQ/J3 Inti CO NSU (Designate) Enclosures: 2 CONFIDENTIAL (UNCLAS WITHOUT ENCLOSURES) 000060 �r CONHDENTW Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act cument divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accts a I'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Carlin) From: Sent: To: Cc: s.19(1) Subject: NCE J3 Land Op Apollo (Maj PA Duff) [ncej3lnd@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 7 April 2002 1:45 PM ’Shared (Qandahar BG Ops) Op Apollo Leighton LCdr JN (J1 ) Op Apollo; ’Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ’Shared (FLS Det Fujairah) Op Apollo; ’Shared (NCE Ops Center Watch) Op Apollo; ’Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ’Shared (UAE COMMCEN) Op Apollo; ’Shared (UAE TAL C130) Op Apollo; ’Shared (UAE Operations Section) Op Apollo; ’Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo; ’Shared (UAE LRP CO) Op Apollo COMPASSIONATE REPAT - <VJ APR 0 8 2002 27 KJT] 071200Z SLOC SITREP.doc J 3350-1 For the BG LO, Adjt; 1. Note paras 2.C-E. of attached SLOC SITREP detailing the posn and status of subj mbr. 2. In the future, the Comd has directed that all repats must be routed through AL MINHAD to avoid this type of dilemna. For other unit Adjts; 3. This same policy applies to all units. For NCE JI Staff; 4. FYI. P.D. Gillies Captain J3 Land 2 CA JTFSWA Audax et Celer CSN/RCCC 312-651-1413 Comm (813)827-1413 CCT *777^x7 ^V/^y^QP TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP C0NFHDENT8AL I 000061 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information CONFIDENTIAL 3350-3 (Ops O) 7 Apr 02 Dist List DAILY SITREP - SLOC COY 061200Z APR 02 TO 071200Z APR 02 1. Personnel. Strength is as fols; read in three columns, Offrs/NCM/Total: a. Qatar: 6/47/53; figures include 0/7/7 NCCIS Det; b. Dover: 0/3/3; c. Montreal 1/2/3; d. UAE 1/2 /3. Total strength of the SLOC Coy is 8/54/62. Note: Includes 2 Sup TAV - 3 CSG, 1 in transit Comp Lvc. 2. s.19(1) Issues. a. EIHH TAV departed this loc 070500Z Apr 02 for Camp SWA at the NSU loc. (Info) b. Ref NCE 718 061748Z Apr 02 Para 5.R. Note that SLOC Coy MC Det Ramstein is closed. Personnel were relocated to Camp Snoopy as noted in SLOC Coy Daily Sitrep of 28 Mar 02 Para 2.c. Req amdt to accurately reflect Coy Pers distr. Further, req that this point be passed to the CA JTFSWA J1 staff for action. c. Note correction. 3 PPCLIBG Compassionate leave 1 RCHA. Mbr arrived at Camp Snoopy from Kandahar 060600Z Apr 02. All attempts to enable him to travel to Toronto have met with failure. Qatar Immigration officials would not allow mbr to depart through Immigration Control at the airport as he did not have a Qatar visa in his passport. Two days thus far have been spent in futile attempts to obtain a visa so that this compassionate case can proceed. (Info) d. Tire situation of Compassionate, or other Repat through this loc needs to be re-visited. As the point referred to above indicates; without a signed MOU between Canada/Qatar, attempts to process CF pers expeditiously through the airport at Doha is unlikely. It is req that CA JTFSWA Legal staff look into the current legal status of CF pers in Qatar. Additionally, the absence of multi entry/exit visa privileges for SLOC Coy pers means that mission essential as well as Leave travel will be impacted. It should be noted that the normal visa provided by the Qatar Government is single entry', regardless of stay, single exit. e. SLOC Coy req status of Canada/Qatar MOU. Lack of a signed MOU means that essential travel by commercial means is obstructed without recourse to a signed agreement that can be used as a reference. It is requested that CA JTFSWA take hastening action on this outstanding issue. f. Impact assessment of not having a Radiation Safety Officer. The sole purpose of identifying that SLOC Coy is deficient said person is in response to NDHQ J3 131 201945Z MAR 02 Para 3.F.3. As SLOC Coy does not have any Integral Radiation survey eqpt, it is recommended that for the present Roto, there is no requirement to train anyone. (Info) CONFIDENTIAL 000062 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sur I'acces a /'information CONFIDENTIAL s.15(1) Def s.19(1) g- SLOC Coy has an urgent requirement to obtain two (2) training vacancies of the next Hazardous Materials Packaging (AGWH) Course to be conducted at CFSAL, 6-17 May 02. For the present, SLOC Coy has been using the services of US forces personnel, however it is essential that the Coy have an integral capability to process DC for shipment The impact of not having any qualified Hazinat packers is that DC cannot be properly prepared and offered for shipment to Tfc pers.. Recommendation. That two positions be obtained for the current Roto; with additional individuals selected to be trained for the potential follow on Roto 1. h. SLOC Coy req status of replacement for posn Incumbent was medical repat. In addition, req that CA JTFSWA advise providing unit that, should mbr arrive in theatre after 15 Apr 02, mbr would not be entitled to HLTA benefit. i. Off Base Travel continues to be restricted to mission essential travel only for the ninth day. Impact is that there are no leisure runs authorized for soldiers to depart the confines of the camp. (Info) P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops 0 DSN: (Secure) Dist List CA JTFSWA//NCE Ops Center/J4// CONSU CA LO TM CFLCC CONFIDENTIAL 000063 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Lot sur I'acces a I'information (IE APR APR n0 44 200? 200? ^7 L NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI V Sibley) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Qandahar 3PPCLI BG FSG (Sgt JT Kendall) [3ppfsg@jc2is.jfhq2.dnd.ca] 3 April 2002 8:38 AM ----- ----------ncej5log@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca; '‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo'; “Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo'; “Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo'; “Shared (Qandahar BG Adm) Op Apollo' 'Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo'; 'Connolly Maj MA (NCE J5 PAP Land) Op Apollo'; 'Izatt Maj EM (TF Engr Advisor)Op Apollo'; 'Minor LCol MM (NCE J5) Op Apollo'; 'Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo'; 'Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo'; 'SmjiJ LCdr LF (J5 Plans) Op Apollo' qq RE: NCE Tampa Redeployment Planning & 0 Initial Comments to FSG Admin... Find att my response to the comments. I intend to provide a second draft to Admin Estimate based on feedback received from Maj Tasse and Maj Walker. Cheers Colin Blair Maj OC FSG Original Message---From: ncej51og (Maj SD Baker) [mailto:neej51og@jc2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 1 April 2002 09:10 To: *Shared (Qandahar BG FSG) Op Apollo; *Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG Adm) Op Apollo Cc: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Connolly Maj MA (NCE J5 PAP Land) Op Apollo; Izatt Maj EM (TF Engr Advisor)Op Apollo; Minor LCol MM (NCE J5) Op Apollo; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo; Smith LCdr LF (J5 Plans) Op Apollo Subject: NCE Tampa Redeployment Planning SHARED ADDRESSEES: FOR MAJ BLAIR, MAJ TASSE, NSU OPS 0, SLOC CO/2IC, 3VP OC ADM 1. Hello all. I am the J5 Logistics Planner in Tampa, having arrived about 3 weeks ago. Attached are some initial comments on a redeployment planning admin estimate prepared by OC FSG; your comments are solicited. 2. First, be aware that we have received no strategic direction regarding how to pull out of AFGHANISTAN. Not an enormous problem, but this means that many assumptions may be negated when Ottawa considers the plan that ■we will present to them. The individual staff officers in the J-staff are being exceptionally helpful, however many issues may not pan out as we expect ie. we need MND approval to leave materiel behind - we can plan to leave/sell ammo etc, but if the Dept says no, it will impact our plan, From discussions, the retrograde of the BG will be closely controlled from Ottawa, and once the concept is further defined, they will conduct a significant strategic recce to consider the details. NDHQ and 3CSG are already looking at the process so the wheels are in motion; we are working in conjunction with those organizations to determine the plan to bring the BG home. 1 000064 *1 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act • Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information 3. Second, the estimates _hat have already been completes _>y the LO and FSG are vital and will play a big role in populating the NCE estimate. Thank you for those products. This HQ is conducting its operational mission analysis for the close-out this week, and I will consolidate all available logistics info immediately following that process. At that time, I will be able to ask Ottawa the sharp questions and let the forward units know what addn info is required from them in order to confirm the validity of the selected plan. We will present our plan to NDHQ and implementation will commence (assuming a July-ish departure, TBC). The attachment (in Word) addresses some specific points raised in the FSG 4. estimate. Firmer details will come out in the next couple weeks. Note that nothing is set in stone as yet; all queries and comments are intended to be information-gathering tools only. Assumptions which are not commented on are considered to be valid, however note that they are subject to change as addn info arrives. 5. In addition' to the above, it is recommended that the FSG and BG, if they haven't already done so, determine what items will be needed at 1CMBG and 1ASG in order to reconstitute the various units which sent eqpt to Afghanstan. Suggest you refer to UMST serials once that is available; we will then push that list up for action. 6. All adds are welcome to respond/add to this body of commentary; please direct your responses to me and I will consolidate and incorporate your ideas/information into the NCE estimate. Have a nice day. S.D. Baker Major NCE JTFSWA (Tampa)//J5 Log (813) 827-1284 63 QFL^r Rx CCT ZEV/-} TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT ZEV OP ZEV OP CCT# — —■ .1,, . ? - ---------- 2 000065 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I’accis a /'information < .• Response to Initial Comments to FSG Admin Estimate Factor________________________________ Cleaning of all kit/eqpt will occur in KANDAHAR Use of SLOC as processing node s.15(1) Def Use of KARACHI as port s.15(1) Def Assumption of US Military airlift NCE Comment_____________________________ Our initial idea was to do this outside of AFGHANISTAN. Two Gulf states are the leading contenders. Several problems with AFGHANISTAN, including water supply, security, space, probable American desire to have us off their base in a timely manner. The show-stopper here is Agriculture Canada. Once cleaned, kit can be quarantined in a sealed sea container for return to CANADA, however the same is not true for aircraft pallets, which aren’t as seamless as the sea cans. Eqpt “certified” by /for AGCAN would become recontaminated if placed into a/c pallets while still in AFGHANISTAN. Can FSG make a counter­ argument in favour of cleaning/packing in AFGHANISTAN?___________________________ Had the same idea, however LO makes strong case in favour of UAE vice QATAR, based on better infrastructure, more room for beddown and ops, accn avail, potential move and eventual closure of SLOC, customs availability. Both are still being considered, though.___________________________________ We are advised tliat the |has been denied access to KARACHI for the deployment of their additional 1700 troops. This as well as roads and security arc leading to KARACHI being dismissed as a COA. A Gulf port would be used after the eqpt is airlifted out of AFGHANISTAN.___________________________ We get conflicting opinions on this. NDHQ’s initial comments are that they prefer to rent aircraft which would be dedicated to CA use for the move from AFGHANISTAN to the Gulf node. Concern is tliat US would not provide dedicated aircraft, but only space on their airflow, which would result in our cqpt being off­ loaded at different locations depending on where the US plane was going, or at the very least would impact Remarks____________________________ I believe we have the capability to carry out the cleaning in this location. We will have to enhance an area for final cleaning, packing, and quarantine. We have a water supply and the high-pressure washers (MDPS) associated with the Decon Sect. Hie preference is to clean and pack once, instead of pack, unpack, clean and pack. The test case will be the retrograde materiel. We will have to clean and pack it. I would like feedback on this process. Finally, I do not think the dust in Kandahar is any more contaminated that the dust in the gulf states (in UAE or Qatar the wind blows...tilings get dusty).______________________________ Whatever the location a complete Admin Estimate with associate recce is reqr. I would suggest tliat the task org be tailored to carry out the mode change. Dunnaging will be an issue. Engrs and wood may be reqr when packing sea containers.___________________________ Noted. KARACHI has been stroked as an option. I will amend my first draft and include the CO’s concept for redepl of pers, in particular. I see getting the troops out as the quickest part of the redepl following the Mission Closure BOI. A small team, possibly including the DAT, would remain behind to ensure KANDAHAR is cleared of freight. 000066 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information Various eqpt/stores will be left in theatre rather than repatriated. Early thinning out (retrograde) of BG/FSG materiel. the timelines of the airflow. Still not confirmed though, and aircraft capabilities of AFGHANISTAN airports will be a restraint. ________ __________ Agree that this is a desirable plan. Requires MND approval for certain items, though, and this HQ will actively seek support from liigher HQ for this action. Eventually, a consolidated list of items recommended to be left behind will be reqr from you (refer to UMST serials), and other eqpt may be directed to be left behind. Wait out.____________________________ Agree. The less mat in AFGHANISTAN the better. FSG is advised to speak to the SLOC, NCE J4 Sup and NCE J4 Mov to determine mechanism. Ops input where required. This HQ will liaise with NDHQ for required permissions. Availability of storage space at the Gulf bases, as well as airlift out of AFGHANISTAN, will be the key factors. MND approval is required. Inter-governmental transfers could be considered along with either selling or replacement in kind with US forces. I offered this up as some items are better left than returned to CA based on replacement cost versus shipping cost. We have already liaised with NSU and SLOC from a movements perspective. We await authority from Ottawa for all items less Class B and Class S repairables, which we have been and will continue to retrograde. 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PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0008 CONFIDENTIAL RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS/G3/G3 OPS// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA BT CONFIDENTIAL JTFSWA NCE 696 FINAL SECTION OF 3 SIC A2W O- O n_ O CL CL LU NJ > £NJ o o I 8 O Hi o § > UJ NJ £ NJ t V * * u o i— o o § CONFBDENTIAL x cc. X £ 000071 �Page 72 is withheld pursuant to section est retenue en vertu de Particle 15(1) Def of the Access to Information Act de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information �Document disclosed under the Access to IntemationMct Document dividgtre eef-jferUudeJo tgi $ur I'acces a Fjcifamiation •c / uu APR ua 2GC? 12) NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Carlin) From: Sent: <To:> Cc: Subject: ncej5log (Maj SD Baker) [ncej5log@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] . CJ^phI?2002£?:40-AM3 ------- i---------------------------- ‘Shared (Qandahar BG FSG) Op Apollo; ‘SharedT(SLOGiGoy<orhrficen')Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG Adm) Op Apollo Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Connolly Maj MA (NCE J5 PAP Land) Op Apollo; Izatt Maj EM (TF Engr Advisor)Op Apollo; Minor LCol MM (NCE J5) Op Apollo; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo; Smith LCdr LF^5 Plans) Op Apollo Cq NCE Tampa Redeployment Planning c^qoO 21 KFj Initial Comments to FSG Admin ... SHARED ADDRESSEES: FOR MAJ BLAIR, MAJ TASSE, NSU OPS O, SLOC CO/2IC, 3VP OC ADM 1. Hello all. I am the J5 Logistics Planner in Tampa, having arrived about 3 weeks ago. Attached are some initial comments on a redeployment planning admin estimate prepared by OC FSG; your comments are solicited. 2. First, be aware that we have received no strategic direction regarding how to pull out of AFGHANISTAN. Not an enormous problem, but this means that many assumptions may be negated when Ottawa considers the plan that we will present to them. The individual staff officers in the J-staff are being exceptionally helpful, however many issues may not pan out as we expect ie. we need MND approval to leave materiel behind - we can plan to leave/sell ammo etc, but if the Dept says no, it will impact our plan, From discussions, the retrograde of the BG will be closely controlled from Ottawa, and once the concept is further defined, they will conduct a significant strategic recce to consider the details. NDHQ and 3CSG are already looking at the process so the wheels are in motion; we are working in conjunction with those organizations to determine the plan to bring the BG home. 3. Second, the estimates that have already been completed by the LO and FSG are vital and will play a big role in populating the NCE estimate. Thank you for those products. This HQ is conducting its operational mission analysis for the close-out this week, and I will consolidate all available logistics info immediately following that process. At that time, I will be able to ask Ottawa the sharp questions and let the forward units know what addn info is required from them in order to confirm the validity of the selected plan. We will present our plan to NDHQ and implementation will commence (assuming a July-ish departure, TBC). The attachment (in Word) addresses some specific points raised in the FSG 4. estimate. Firmer details will come out in the next couple weeks. weeks. Note that nothing is set in stone as yet; all queries and comments are intended to be information-gathering tools only. Assumptions which are not commented on are considered to be valid, however note that they are subject to change as addn info arrives. 5. In addition to the above, it is recommended that the FSG and BG, if they haven't already done so, determine what items will be needed at 1CMBG and 1ASG in order to reconstitute the various units which sent eqpt to Afghanstan. Suggest you refer to UMST serials once that is available; we will then push that list up for action. 6. All adds are welcome to respond/add to this body of commentary; please direct your responses to me and I will consolidate and incorporate your 1 000073 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information ideas/information into the estimate. Have a nice day. S.D. Baker Major NCE JTFSWA (Tampa)//J5 Log (813) 827-1284 2 000074 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'informatioh Initial Comments to FSG Admin Estimate Factor___________________________________ Cleaning of all kit/cqpt will occur in KANDAHAR Use of SLOC as processing node Use of KARACHI as port s.15(1) Det Assumption of US Military airlift NCE Comment________________________________ Our initial idea was to do this outside of AFGHANISTAN. Two Gulf states are the leading contenders. Several problems with AFGHANISTAN, including water supply, security, space, probable American desire to have us off their base in a timely manner. The show-stopper here is Agriculture Canada. Once cleaned, kit can be quarantined in a sealed sea container for return to CANADA, however the same is not true for aircraft pallets, which aren’t as seamless as the sea cans. Eqpt “certified” by /for AGCAN would become recontaminated if placed into a/c pallets while still in AFGHANISTAN. Can FSG make a counter­ argument in favour of cleaning/packing in AFGHANISTAN?_____________________________ Had the same idea, however LO makes strong case in favour of UAE vice QATAR, based on better infrastructure, more room for beddown and ops, accn avail, potential move and eventual closure of SLOC, customs availability. Both are still being considered, though._______________________________________ We are advised that the has been denied access to KARACHI for the deployment of their additional 1700 troops. This as well as roads and security are leading to KARACHI being dismissed as a COA. A Gulf port would be used after the eqpt is airlifted out of AFGHANISTAN.______________________________ We get conflicting opinions on this. NDHQ’s initial comments are that they prefer to rent aircraft which would be dedicated to CA use for the move from AFGHANISTAN to the Gulf node. Concern is that US would not provide dedicated aircraft, but only space on their airflow, which would result in our eqpt being off­ loaded at different locations depending on where the US plane was going, or at the very least would impact Remarks 000075 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'informatioh Various eqpt/stores will be left in theatre rather than repatriated. Early thinning out (retrograde) of BG/FSG materiel. the timelines of the airflow. Still not confirmed though, and aircraft capabilities of AFGHANISTAN airports will be a restraint._____________________ Agree that this is a desirable plan. Requires MND approval for certain items, though, and this HQ will actively seek support from higher HQ for this action. Eventually, a consolidated list of items recommended to be left behind will be rcqr from you (refer to UMST serials), and other eqpt may be directed to be left behind. Wait out.________ __ ________________ Agree. The less mat in AFGHANISTAN the better. FSG is advised to speak to the SLOC, NCE J4 Sup and NCE J4 Mov to determine mechanism. Ops input where required. This HQ will liaise with NDHQ for required permissions. Availability of storage space at the Gulf bases, as well as airlift out of AFGHANISTAN, will be the key factors. 000076 �K y CONFIDENTS Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acc&s a I’information ft AACZYUW RCCPMPA0002 0901603-CCCC--RCCPOHA. R^311510Z MAR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL RI ' J TO RCEMFLA/COMCANFLTLANT ftpft g .. 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AND IS EFFECTIVE UPON ESTABLISHMENT 1 APR 02. THESE ROE WILL CEASE AUTOMATICALLY UPON TG 307.2 TOGA TO COMMANDER MARLANT ON OR ABOUT 10 APR 02 THESE ROE ARE ALSO BASED ON ROEAUTH 006-2002 AT REF ECHO. ROE FOR TG 307.1 SHIPS, LAND AND AIR FORCES REMAIN UNCHANGED BY THIS MESSAGE// GENTEXT/2/OP APOLLO IS THE CANADIAN CONTRIBUTION OF CANADIAN FORCES (CF) PERSONNEL AND UNITS TO THE US-LED COALITION IN THE CAMPAIGN s.15(1) Def PAGE 4 RCCPPA 0002 CONFIDENTIAL AGAINST TERRORISM (CAT). COMMANDER JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA (COMD JTFSWA) EXERCISES OPERATIONAL COMMAND, ON BEHALF OF THE CDS, OF CF UNITS AND PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO OP APOLLO// GENTEXT/3/THESE ROE MAY BE RELEASED TO NATIONS PARTICIPATING IN OR SUPPORTING THE US-LED COALITION IN THE CAT, UNSCR SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAQ OR THE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ASSISTANCE FORCE (ISAF) IN AFGHANISTAN PROVIDING THE SECURITY LEVEL IS MAINTAINED// CONFIDENTIAL 000078 �Page 79 is withheld pursuant to section est retenue en vertu de Particle 15(1) Def of the Access to Information Act de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information �[\ 0 n IF" Ik 0 a Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act tocument divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information 2/^ CONFIDENTS L © RAACZYUW RCCPMPA0003 0901607-CCCC--RCCPOHA. 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ZNY CCCCC R 311510Z MAR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL 0 1 TO RCEMFLA/COMCANFLTLANT RCEMIBS/HMCS IROQUOIS RCEMLES/HMCS PRESERVER INFO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS/DCDS/CMS/CLS/CAS/COS J3/J3 ITL// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 AIR OPS// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J3 LAND OPS/J5 LEGAL// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//DGIS POL// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RUCJACC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ3/CCJ4/CCJ5// RHRMDAB/COMUSNAVCENT//N3/N5/CDN NAVAL LNO// RHRMDAE/COMFIFTHFLT RUFRPSA/CTF 50 RHRMDAF/CTF 53 RUAYJAA/CTF 57 RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/AOC// r c RCWMPCA/COMCANFLTPAC s.15(1) Def PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0005 CONFIDENTIAL TG 307.1 RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWASAL FUJAIRAH RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA BT CONFIDENTIAL JTFSWA NCE 687 FINAL SECTION OF 4 SIC A2W 0. o Q- o n. CL O O £rsj NJ § UJ rxi I * o o CONFIDENTIAL I > UJ Nl 2 V * * o o £ 81 x 000086 O § X CE t- �Page 87 is withheld pursuant to section est retenue en vertu de Particle 15(1) Def of the Access to Information Act de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) From: Sent: To: Subject: Cmdre JJP Thiffault (Comd OP Apollo) [ncecomd@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 30 March 2002 1:25 PM ‘Shared (CC150 Det CO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE LRP CO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE TAL CO) Op Apollo FP POSTURE MAR 3 1 2002 TO: CO NSU, CO LRP Det, CO TAL Det, CO SAL Det, OIC ELS -1 1. This HQ received a report at 301330Z Mar 02 from our LO to the Cdn Embassy in Abu Dhabi that a demonstration against, the attack on Arafat's headquarters is taking place in the streets of Abu Dhabi. Maj Baird estimates that approx 1000 pers had gathered by 1430Z and moved down the road in front of his apartment to the beach front area. At this time, the demonstration remains peaceful and well controlled by the local police. CjO 2. I would ask all Commanders to maintain extra vigilance in these times when tensions could easily rise and be mistakenly directed to CF members. Commanders are encouraged to take whatever preemptive measures necessary to ensure the well-being of personnel under their command to include limiting travel and imposing curfews if required. You are the best judges of what is required to protect your people. Stay focused, alert and trust your instincts. JP Thiffault Commodore Commander ---------------------- , RX cct TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT;’/ ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP OP^^ 1 000088 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /‘information CANADIAN SLOC COY CAMP SNOOPY, DOHA QATAR 3350-1 (Ops O) Mar 02 64 AEG/ESFS RAMP ACCESS - SLOC PERS 1. It is requested that the following Canadian Forces personnel be granted access to the Ramp at Camp Snoopy. These personnel will be meeting all incoming Canadian flights and will use Canadian Military Identification Card for access. Please read in four columns; Name, Initials, Rank, ID Card No: s.19(1) Name Initials Rank CHARLEBOIS COOPER CRITCH-SMITH CULVER FITZSIMMONS FORTIER GAVINI GOSSELIN HOSKINS IVANIC KALLAGHAN LAMONTAGNE OLIVER PAYNE POWER ST JEAN SWEET WHITE B.W. L.A. L.J. D, G, B. S. J.G.M. E. D. J.R.G. G.S. O. P. A. J. L. K. W. P.F. D.M.M. J.R.D. C. E. G.M. MCPL CPL SGT SGT MAJ SGT CPL SGT MCPL CPL CAPT SGT CPL CPL CPL MWO CPL CPL 2. ID Card Number This list is effective upon receipt and further, it is requested that all list previous list be destroyed. P.A. KaUa: Capt Ops O 247-1063 m Authenticated by: -2-9/s 000089 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI V Sibley) From: Sent: To: Subject: ncej5log (Maj SD Baker) [ncej5log@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 27 March 2002 9:50 AM Ltdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca RE: Move of US Forces to Al Uedid «<R 2 8 2002 O' FOR CAPT KALLAGHAN Thanks very much for the SITREP, Paul. The concern here is to ensure that the Americans take you with them when/if they leave, with suitable support arrangements similar to what you have now. Are you getting a warm/fuzzy that they will find space for you in the new camp and incorporate Canadian concerns into their plan?? Please let me know. ~ _____ ^5^277 C-O O Z%/3 I have asked the American Log reps at the Coalition Coordination Centre (CCC) here in Tampa, to ensure that their planners consider Canadian requirements, and that any recce team they send over to visit Al Udeid has a visit to the SLOC Coy as an agenda item. No word back from them yet, and you seem to have more info than we do anyhow! Hope all's well; keep in touch. ---- Original Message---From: NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpl T Chambers) [mailto:Ltdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 24 March 2002 09:27 To: Baker Maj SD (NCE J5 Logistics) Op Apollo Cc: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; *Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo; ♦Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; *Shared (UAE COMMCEN) Op Apollo Subject: Move of US Forces to Al Uedid From: *Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo To: ncej5(maj SD Baker)[neej51og@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] CC: CA JTFSWA//J3/J4/J5// 3 PPCLI Commcen//FSG// NSU//CO CA LO TM KUWAIT//CO// Subject: Move of US Forces to Al Uedid Sir, Please see attached IRT your Titan e-mail of same subject dated 22 March 2002 7:48 AM. P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops O DSN (318) 247-1063 (318) 247-1064 (Secure) CCTT7-Z^-> ZEV/Qr.. TX OCT* ZEV OP CCT - ZEV OP COT# ZEV OP 1 000090 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divul irm ation CONFIDENTS/ MAR 2 9 2W2 NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI R Rocha) S.3S&- / From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Ops Centre Watch Op Apollo (LCdr HC Sohn) [nceopsw@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] 28 March 2002 10:53 AM ---------- “ ‘Shared (UAE Mission Support Office) Op Apollo ’COS J3 (Cmdre Forcier)’; ‘Shared (UAE LRP CO) Op Apollo; ’CC150 Det CO (Maj D McLellan)’; ’HMCS Toronto’; ’HMCS Preserver1; ’HMCS Iroquois'; 'HMCS Vancouver'; 'TGCBTO'; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (J4 Log) J4; ‘Shared (J4 Fin) J4; Leighton LCdr JN (J1 ) Op Apollo; Robertson Capt FA (NCE J1 Services)Op Apollo; Tomlinson Capt CMW (NCE J1 Mgmt)Op Apollo; Walker Maj B (NCE J4 HSS)Op Apollo; Murphy Capt(N) RD (NCE J3) Op Apollo; Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo; Minor Maj MM (NCE J5) Op Apollo; Ferguson Maj RK(J6)Op Apollo; McInnis Capt WJ(J6 Ops)Op Apollo; Munn WO JW(CCO )Op Apollo; Campbell Capt LKC (NCE J8 Fin)Op Apollo; Knox LCdr SL (J8) Op Apollo; Robertson Maj JR (PAFFO) Op Apollo; Egglefield Maj JYD (PM)Op Apollo; Gosselin Col JPYD (NCE COS) Op Apollo; Thiffault Cmdre JJP(Comd)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo COMMANDER’S GUIDANCE TO COMMANDING OFFICER (DESIGNATE) NATIONAL SUPPORT UNIT (CO NSU) I?(SV CC^T HV] NSU Guidance Letter.doc Comd Guidance letterdoc Co pOr MSO pise pass to CO JTFSWA NSU For J4Fin - please pass to NDHQ J8Fin Note to all: file "NSU Guidance..." is Action CO NSU / Info all others, file "Comd Guidance..." is Action all others / Info CO NSU O RX CCT#ttVc^. TX CCT# ZEV op CCT# ZEV OP COT# ZEV OP CONFIDENTIAL 000091 1 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information CONFIDENTIAL 3350-134-1 (Comd) Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia National Command Element Eagle Village 7115 South Boundary Road MacDill AFB, FL 33621 Mar 2002 Distribution List COMMANDER’S GUIDANCE TO COMMANDING OFFICER (DESIGNATE) NATIONAL SUPPORT UNIT (CO NSU) References: A. Annex H to CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001), 7 March 2002 B. Draft Terms of Reference, Comd Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia, 27 Oct 01 C. DCDS Direction for International Operations (Revise One), CFG 101/0 GENERAL 1. The two-fold purpose of this letter is first to provide supplemental Commander’s Guidance not contained in references as to how the National Support Unit (NSU) is to conduct operations. Second, this letter will provide direction in regard to the NSU Operational Readiness (OPRED) for employment declaration. Annex H to reference A outlines the current logistics concept for Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia (CA JTFSWA), which sees theatre support operations consolidated under a single commander. That annex specifies operationallevel logistics concepts as well as detailed technical guidelines for sustainment operations; the guidance contained in this letter clarifies the operational parameters within which I expect the NSU to function. COMMANDER’S INTENT 2. It is my intent that the NSU headquarters be formed and be declared OPRED for employment as soon as feasible. By establishing an effective command and control capability, it will be in a position to consolidate all operational-level logistics support currently being provided by disparate agencies throughout the CA JTFSWA Area of Operation (AO). Notably, I require that the NSU be able to conduct personnel and materiel information collection, analysis and reporting, that it be in a position to interface with host-nation support, and that it be able to provide a wide-range of support services, as described below. This will be accomplished through the assumption of command by CO NSU Designate (hereafter referred to as CO NSU) of all combat service support (CSS) units in-theatre, less the Forward Support Group (FSG), which will maintain its current command relationship with the 3 PPCLI Battle Group. The aim is to establish a unified support system not later than 8 April 2002. HQ CA JTFSWA will provide all support necessary to this end. Nevertheless, should it become evident that there are 1/7 CONFIDENTIAL 000092 �r .. Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information CONFIDENTIAL serious shortcomings that may prevent the possibility of this declaration being made, you are to notify me as soon as possible so the situation can be rectified and you can receive the necessary support. The end-state will be reached when the NSU HQ possesses sufficient command and control capability to provide effective logistic support. It will see the support services and personnel previously within the Forward Logistics Site (FLS), Air Combat Service Support Flight (ACSS), and Strategic Lines of Communications Company (SLOC), consolidated under the NSU HQ. COMMAND AND CONTROL The following elements constitute the NSU and as such will be allocated under 3. operational command (OPCOM) CO NSU once it has been declared operationally ready for employment: a. b. c. d. e. f. g- FLS; SLOC; ACSS; Military Police Company (MP Coy); Health Services Support Coy (HSS Coy); General Support Coy (GS Coy); and Headquarters NSU (HQ NSU). The National Command and Control Information Systems (NCCIS) detachment, in situ, will be allocated under tactical control (TACON) CO NSU once it is declared OPRED for employment. OPERATIONS 4. The CO NSU is responsible to me for all matters related to the national command and the operational efficiency of his unit. He will be responsive to CTG 307.1 and assigned ships, CO HMCS VANCOUVER, CO 3PPCLI (BG), CO LRP Detachment, CO SAL Detachment, CO TAL Detachment and deployed NCCIS Detachments, as well as any units which may replace them during normal force rotations, and additional units as directed. He will provide these units the national administrative and the general/close logistics support they require in order to achieve their respective missions. 5. There is a requirement to continue with the excellent support provided by the FLS and ACSS and to continue the implementation of support provided by the SLOC. However, it is necessary to centralize functions where it makes sense to do so and to add functions not carried out by any organizations already deployed. Most of these new functions will be found in the HQ NSU, GS Coy, MP Coy, HSS Coy and NCCIS Detachment. 6. As CO of the NSU, you are to establish a new unit and provide the following functions/services: a. Headquarters. The headquarters is to perform the following functions: 2/7 CONFIDENTIAL 000093 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information • CONFIDENTIAL (1) Operations Center. The Operations Center will coordinate logistic and administrative support on a 24/7 basis, (2) Force Protection Section. This section is to provide force protection expertise and support to the deployed forces as required, (3) Chaplain Section. This section is to plan and provide chaplain services to the NSU and to “backfill” Chaplains of other OP APOLLO CF units during their leave or other absences. One of these Chaplains will be designated Contingent Senior Chaplain, (4) Visits/Protocol Section. This section is to plan, coordinate and execute visits to theatre as approved by this HQ. They are to be the single point of contact for visitors to the theatre, and (5) Public Affairs (PAFF) Section. This section is responsible to coordinate all media activities related to deployed forces in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and QATAR. The section is to be available to provide assistance to the CA JTFSWA NCE, CTG 307.1 and 3PPCLI (BG) PAFF Officers; b. General Support Company. The GS Coy will provide the following functions: (1) Movement Coordination Center (MCCY MCC will coordinate/prioritize all movement of personnel, mail and cargo (PMC) in the Joint Area of Operations. The NSU/MCC will have visibility of CF generated missions into the AO, both military and commercial, including sea-lift. Additionally, CF materiel moving via the strategic lines of communication (LOC) must be visible to the NSU (coordination between NDHQ J4 Mov, CA JTFSWA/J4 and NSU/MCC and MMC). Airlift within the AO is controlled by Combined Force Air Component Commander (CFACC) and coordination of movement requirements to support CF components will be necessary between the NSU, the detachments located at AL MINHAD, FUJAIRAH, DUBAI and CAMP SNOOPY, with the appropriate US/Coalition coordination authorities. This becomes an important requirement to ensure the priority movement of personnel and materiel through Integrated Lines of Communication (ILOC). The MCC will coordinate personnel movement issues with the Personnel Platoon, the dispatch/reception/distribution of mail with the Postal Detachment and in conjunction with the MMC, the movement of materiel into, within, and out of theatre, (2) Material Management Center (MMC). The MMC will monitor, analyze, and report information regarding the requirement for, and the acquisition and usage of materiel for OP APOLLO. It will monitor demands for common use items and spare parts, with an emphasis on active monitoring and reporting of Immediate Operational Requirements (IORs). Through 3/7 CONFIDENTIAL 000094 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgut en vertu de la Loi sur I'acc&s a /'information CONFIDENTIAL liaison with other NSU organizations and with the operational units of CA JTFSWA, it will assist the NCE in prioritizing IORs and other cargo for sustainment flights, when such action is required. The MMC will provide CA JTFSWA logistics staffs a tracking and reporting system and will provide commanders greater visibility on key demands. It will play a key role in forecasting operational-level sustainment problems and shortfalls, and in identifying those problems to the NSU and NCE, to facilitate preventive action, (3) Personnel Platoon. The Personnel Platoon will be responsible to conduct mortuary affairs operations (liaison and tracking), Reception, Staging, Onward Movement, and Integration (RSOI) of all personnel posted-in to theatre, outbound processing of all personnel departing theatre, transient holding, and first line orderly room/central registry support for the NSU. In addition, it will administer the welfare program for the CA JTFSWA, HLTA bookings and support, and rest and recreation (R&R) administration and support for land-based elements in the CENTCOM AO. It will also be prepared to provide R&R administration and support for deployed ships, (4) Finance Platoon. The Finance Platoon will provide financial advice to the CO NSU. It will provide close and general personal financial administration services to all CF personnel deployed to the Middle East on OP APOLLO, and integral financial support to the NSU and to co-located units/personnel, and (5) Airfield Engineer Flight (AEF). The AEF will provide advice to the CO NSU on all aspects of camp construction, will carry out camp infrastructure construction and maintenance, and will monitor environmental protection procedures; c. Health Service Support Company. The HSS Coy will ensure that all personnel deployed in UAE/QATAR will have access to and are provided the proper medical care. It will provide Role 1 integral HSS to all UAE elements. It will be responsible for tracking and reporting CA JTFSWA casualties in role 2-4 facilities, and will have Forward Medical Equipment Depot (FMED) responsibility for medical stores, supplies and equipment for all CA JTFSWA; d. Military Police Company. The MP Coy will provide police and securities support to all NSU dependencies. Operational MP support will be provided at the airfield, ports and R&R centers within the UAE and Qatar; e. Naval Forward Logistics Site. As per current operations, the Naval FLS will plan, coordinate and provide sustainment to all ships deployed in the AO. The FLS will maintain constant liaison with the Maritime Logistics Operations Center (MLOC) to coordinate this sustainment; 4/7 CONFIDENTIAL 000095 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information CONFIDENTIAL f. Strategic Lines Of Communication Company, The SLOC Company will provide support to the 3 PPCLI BG from a forward sustainment base, CAMP SNOOPY, QATAR. It will receive the Canadian stores pushed through ILOC and strategic sustainment flights from Canada, break down the loads and prepare them for tactical airlift to the battle group by Coalition aircraft. It will also hold stores and equipment that cannot be placed forward due to limited space in QANDAHAR, as well as operational stock (OPSTOCK) stores as deemed necessary or as directed, to ensure rapid reconstitution of battle and non-battle losses. The SLOC Company will procure local stores as required. It will provide support to and will coordinate the transit of Canadian personnel to and from QANDAHAR; g- Air Combat Service Support Flight. As per current operational procedures, the ACSS Flight will provide support to all air detachments deployed in UAE. It will also provide some first line support to the NSU elements in AL MINH AD; and h. National Command and Communications Information Systems Troop. Under the command of the NCCIS Squadron Commander, the NCCIS Troop will provide the national rear link for the NSU. The troop will provide detachments to all units less ships, as required. SENIOR CANADIAN OFFICER IN UAE 7. The CO NSU, acting as the Senior Canadian Officer UAE, is: a. to consult the UAE government, in coordination with the Canadian Ambassador and the accredited Canadian Defence Attache for the UAE, on matters concerning the CA JTFSWA; b. to set common policies for all Canadian units in the UAE in the following areas: (1) Force Protection, and (2) R&R (separate direction to follow); and c. acting as the Senior Canadian Officer Base AL MINHAD, is to set policies common to all Canadian units on the base. CRITERIA TO DECLARE OPRED FOR EMPLOYMENT 8. In accordance with reference A, CO NSU must declare his unit OPRED for employment prior to assuming command of the existing CSS assets in-theatre. Reference C is not clear on the criteria that must be met prior to this declaration. It has been determined that the following criteria are relevant in this instance: 5/7 CONFIDENTIAL 000096 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information ■ CONFIDENTIAL a. the CO has received and understands approved TOR which formally delegate to him the powers of a commanding officer, and has received separate Commander’s Guidance; b. suitable communications with sub-elements, supported elements and NCE, have been established and command relationships are understood; c. the Commander CA JTFSWA has issued ROE to the CO NSU, and all unit pers have been briefed on and understand these ROE; d. the NSU HQ has sufficient staff and resources to effect command and control of sub-elements; e. suitable force protection measures are in place; and f. casualty evacuation procedures are in place and are effective. Once these criteria are met, the CO NSU is to submit a message to Commander JTFSWA, info J3 International, with caveats as necessary. FUTURE OPERATIONS The situation regarding CF rotation plans and involvement in subsequent operations remains fluid. Accordingly, I expect the CO NSU to maintain a wide, forward-looking perspective. In particular, the CO NSU should be prepared, as directed, to form the nucleus of a mission closeout team that can coordinate the systematic draw down of Canadian forces in the area of operation. Such an activity, by necessity, will be directed by the NCE. Conversely, the CO NSU should consider the possibility to expand the NSU HQ should the forward deployment of CA JTFSWA be necessary. 9. CONCLUSION 10. The aforementioned guidance, read in concert with the references, provides the CO NSU sufficient authority and direction, as well as the framework concept of operations necessary to stand-up the NSU and assume control of support operations. Moreover, it permits him considerable leeway to command his unit and to conduct operations without undue encumbrances or restrictions. In addition to providing my intentions regarding ongoing force sustainment, this should assist you in your final preparations towards making an OPRED declaration for your unit. <ORIGINAL SIGNED BY> J-P Thiffault Commodore Commander 6/7 CONFIDENTIAL 000097 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acc&s a /'information - CONFIDENTIAL Distribution List Action CO JTFSWANSU Info NDHQ//COS J3/J8 Fin/J4 Log// NCE JTFSWA//J1/J3/J4/J5/J6/J8/PAFF 0/PM7P0LAD/C0S// CTG 307.1 CO JTFSWA NCE CO HMCS IROQUOIS CO HMCS PRESERVER CO HMCS TORONTO CO HMCS VANCOUVER CO 3 PPCLI BG CO JTFSWA LRP Detachment CO JTFSWA SAL Detachment CO JTFSWA NCCIS Element CO JTFSWA SLOC CO JTFSWA FLS 7/7 . CONFIDENTIAL 000098 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information <5 CONFIDENTIAL (UNCLAS WITHOUT ENCLOSURES) 335O-134-1(J5 Log) Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia National Command Element Eagle Village 7115 South Boundary Road MacDill AFB, FL 33621 March 2002 Distribution List COMMANDER’S GUIDANCE TO COMMANDING OFFICER DESIGNATE. NATIONAL SUPPORT UNIT References: A. COS J3 2242, 012325Z FEB 02, FRAG O 018 TO CDS OP O 800 B. Annex H to CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001), dated 7 Mar 02 1. The enclosed Commander’s Guidance to Colonel W.G. Legue, Commanding Officer Designate of the Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia (CA JTFSWA) National Support Unit (NSU) is forwarded for information. 2. The NSU, once declared Operationally Ready for Employment, will assume command of all existing logistics units within OP APOLLO, less the Forward Support Group (FSG). As such, Col Legue will be responsible to provide service support to all Canadian maritime, land, and air assets deployed on OP APOLLO, as detailed in this Guidance. <ORIGINAL SIGNED BY> J.P.Y.D. Gosselin Colonel Chief of Staff Distribution List Action NDHQ//COS J3/J8 Fin/J4 Log// NCE JTFSWA//J1/J3/J4/J5/J6/J8/PAFF O/PM/POLAD/COS// 1/2 CONFIDENTIAL (UNCLAS WITHOUT ENCLOSURES) 000099 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Dqcumen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acc&s a /'information k ft CONFIDENTIAL (UNCLAS WITHOUT ENCLOSURES) CTG 307.1 CO JTFSWA NCE CO HMCS IROQUOIS CO HMCS PRESERVER CO HMCS TORONTO CO HMCS VANCOUVER CO 3 PPCLIBG CO JTFSWA LRP Detachment CO JTFSWA SAL Detachment CO JTFSWA NCCIS Element CO JTFSWA SLOC CO JTFSWA FLS Info (less enclosure) CO JTFSWANSU Enclosure: 1 2/2 CONFIDENTIAL (UNCLAS WITHOUT ENCLOSURES) 000100 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi surLacies^j ^information BY ORDER OF THE COMMANDER 64™ AIR EXPEDITIONARY GROUP CAMP SNOOPY INSTRUCTION 31-6008 24 MARCH 2002 n MW' j 1/ /Force Protection IB APR 0 9 2002 L OFF BASE TRAVEL s.19(1) •5350-1 COMPLIANCE WITH THIS PUBLICATION IS MANDATORY OPR: 64AEG/CD Certified by: 64 AEG/CC (Col A.Ray Myers) Pages: 6 This is the single source reference defining how the 64th Air Expeditionary Group and attached tenant units will conduct off base travel. It also outlines the rules and regulations pertaining to safety and standards of behavior for personnel participating in off base travel. The instruction applies to all U.S. and Canadian active duty, Reserve and Guard military members, and civilians while present at Camp Snoopy. This instruction letter is punitive. Persons subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice may be punished under Article 92, UCMJ for violating a lawful general order. DoD civilians may face adverse administrative action. 1. General: Travel to off base locations required to accomplish the mission. Additionally, morale trips provide rest and recreation for assigned forces, essential to maintaining combat readiness. This operating instruction provides direction on off base travel, acceptable locations for morale trips, and establishes procedures to be followed to ensure good force protection and anti-terrorism precautions. Commanders will ensure compliance with the provisions established by this instruction. Requests for deviation from policy must be approved by the 64 AEG/CC. 2. Travel Procedures: 2.1. Personnel wishing to travel off base for official or morale reasons must fully complete an off base travel pass (Attachment 1) and gain the approval from their commander. The itinerary blocks on the travel pass must contain specific locations. For example, “Doha” is too general and is not an acceptable destination. Travelers must also indicate estimated time of departure and estimated time of return. Travelers must notify the approving commander of any significant delays in estimated time of return. 2.2. Commanders authorized to sign off base travel forms are the 64 AEG Commander, 64 AEG Deputy Commander, Deputy Commander for Logistics Operations, Deputy Commander for Air Operations, Deputy Commander for Base Support Operations, or appropriate Tenant Commanders. Further delegation may be approved by the 64 AEG/CC. 2.3. Exceptions to the requirement to possess an off base travel pass are as follows: 2.3.1. 64 AEG Commander, Deputy Commander, Deputy Commander for Logistics Operations, Deputy Commander for Air Operations, Deputy Commander for Support Operations, Tenant Commanders and AFOSI do not require a pass and may vouch for persons accompanying them. 2.3.2. Personnel departing Camp Snoopy, but remaining on the Qatar Air Base for mission related purposes (i.e., coordinating with Host Nation, picking up deliveries, etc.). 000101 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information 2 24 March 2002 CSI 31-6008 2.3.3. Commanders, as specified in paragraph 2.1., using conservative discretion,-may recommend off base blanket travel letters for mission related travel (e.g. finance, contracting, supply, etc.). Off base blanket travel letters are automatically suspended at Force Protection Condition Delta. Commanders will submit authorization letters to the 64 AEG/CC for review/approval within three days of issue. 2.3.4. Personnel in-transit from Camp Snoopy to ARCENT or Al Udeid Air Base when being transported by personnel from those locations requires a pass. Personnel in a large group may have a all-inclusive pass when leaving Camp Snoopy. 2.4. Exit from Camp Snoopy will be gained by presenting the approved off base travel pass to the US gate guard for inspection. 2.5. Approval authorities are responsible for ensuring compliance with this directive and that procedures are established to ensure all personnel within their purview are accounted for at all times. 3. General Travel Guidelines: 3.1. In order to travel off base, all personnel must be in possession of an “I am an American” and emergency phone card. These cards can only be obtained by completing a course presented by AFOSI that includes threat, vehicle safety, route safety, individual protective measures, safe havens, cultural sensitivities, a refresher on General Order Number 1 (as amended), and how to conduct vehicle searches. In addition, the 64 AEG/SE will present off base driving safety information. The emergency phone card will contain phone numbers for the 64 AEG/BDOC, ARCENT QA Provost Marshals Office, 64 AEG Command Post, AFOSI and US Embassy. 3.2. Off base drivers must have a valid US driver’s license and the vehicle they are driving must contain a copy of the lease statement and proof of insurance. Generally, the traveler with the most experience driving in the local area will serve as driver for the group. 3.3. Travel between 2200 and 0600 is prohibited except for official business and then only with prior coordination with the host nation via 64 ESFS/BDOC. 3.4. Travel and stops are strictly limited to the destination(s) authorized on the off base pass. 3.5. Clothing restrictions: 3.5.1. Travel to civilian establishments off base will be in conservative civilian clothes -no exceptions: Headgear or clothing that would identify you as an American is not authorized. • Males will wear slacks or jeans with a collared shirt (polo or regular). • Females will wear equivalent blouse, slacks or skirt. • Clothing not authorized include t-shirts, bare midriffs, “do rags,” bandanas, muscle shirts, tube tops, tank tops, shorts of any kind, jeans with holes, tears or stains, spaghetti strap tops, or any other clothing that would attract undue attention. 3.5.2. Official business traveler’s enroute to a US military compound such as Al Udeid AB, Camp As Saliyah (ARCENT-QA), or host nation military installations may travel in uniform but will remove their cover and blouse while off base. Those wearing flight suits will unzip to the midriff. No off base stops are permitted if in uniform. 3.6. Personnel will not draw attention by their behavior (i.e. playing music loud or erratic driving). 3.7. Travel will be in groups of at least two persons, with at least one traveler being in grade E-5 or above and one being a male. 000102 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information CSI 31-2008 24 March 2002 3 3.8. One traveler in each vehicle will have a cell phone and the number must be listed on the off base pass. The ranking member will monitor the trip itinerary and contact Camp Snoopy for all timeline deviations. 3.9. Vehicles traveling off base will be kept clean, with minimal accumulation of dust/sand/dirt. No graffiti or writing in dust, no American flags or other obviously US markings (including unit emblems) will be displayed at any time. 3.10. Travel times, routes, and parking locations will be varied whenever possible to ensure safety. 3.11. Travel in high threat areas (as determined by AFOSI and designated by 64 AEG/CC) is limited to critical ■ mission essential travel only. 3.12. The 64 AEG/CC will evaluate suspending off base travel when threat level increases or an incident involving intent to harm US/Coalition personnel occurs. 3.13. At no time when traveling off Camp Snoopy will individuals consume alcohol beverages. 4. Authorized/Off Limit Trip Locations: Housing Compounds: (No drinking alcohol off Camp Snoopy) - Al-Messilah Compound Al-Fardan Compound Al-Jazi Compound Riveria Compound Hotels: (No drinking alcohol off Camp Snoopy) - Intercontinental Hotel Pool & Spa Ramada Hotel Marriot Hotel Ritz-Carlton Hotel Sealine Beach Resort Sheraton Restaurants: (No drinking alcohol off Camp Snoopy) - “Cholesterol Comer”, Comer of Salwa Road and C Ring Road (restricted to only the following establishments: Ponderosa, Dairy Queen, Arby’s, TCBY, Caravan, Chili’s, Taco Bell, and Jair Bookstore) - Al-Messilah Shopping Center, Al-Rayyan Road (Pizza Hut, TCBY, American Fried Chicken, KFC, Baskin Robbins, Dunkin Donuts, Juice Stall, and Food Center) - Benegan’s, Oryx Roundabout - Fudrucker’s, Oryx Roundabout - Moon Palace, ALMarqab Al-Jadeed Street - Turkey Central, Al-Marqab Al-Jadeed Street - Dunkin Donuts, Khalifa Street - Persian Restaurant, Al-Comiche Street Shopping Malls: (No drinking alcohol off Camp Snoopy) - LuLu Shopping Center 000103 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information - Landmark Mall City Center Mall (Carrefour) The Mall Gold Souk (0900 to 1700 only) Electronics Souk (0900 to 1700 only) Clothing Souk (0900 to 1700 only) Misc. Recreation: (No drinking alcohol off Camp Snoopy) - Doha Bowling Center - Doha Golf Course - Al-Comiche Street (from Jabr bin Mohammed Street to the Sheraton) Off Limit Areas (except those listed above) - Souks - Oasis Hotel - Industrial Area North of As Saliyah (ARCENT-QA) 5. Morale Trips. In addition to the General Travel Guidelines outlined in paragraph 3, the following apply to morale trips. 5.1. Trip schedules will be considered FOUO and will not be posted, included in base wide publications, or on web sites. 5.2. Morale trips are prohibited on or the day before major U.S. or host nation holidays and on Fridays. 5.3. Overnight stays are not authorized unless approved by the 64 AEG/CC. 5.4. No more than 10 percent of any unit will be off base at any time, except small units when the 10% rule would prohibit travel. 6. REPORTING. In the event personnel traveling off base encounter any anti-American demonstration or hostile event directed towards Westerners, the trip vehicles will either return immediately to Camp Snoopy or to the nearest safe haven location (Embassy or one of the US military facilities). 6.1. The senior person on the trip will immediately contact AFOSI or 64 ESFS/BDOC and report the event and state their intent to either return or seek safe haven. 6.2. 64 ESFS/BDOC or AFOSI will up channel this information to 64 AEG/CC. 6.3. Attachment 2 outlines additional actions to take if an accident or suspicious incident occurs. s.19(1) //SIGNED// 64 AEG Commander 000104 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information CSI31-2008 24 March 2002 Attachment 1 Off Base Travel Pass Purpose of Travel: Traveler(s) Name/Grade/Unit: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Date/Time of Departure from Camp Snoopy: Arrive: Arrive: Arrive: Arrive: Arrive: Arrive: Depart: Depart: Depart: Depart: Depart: Depart: Location: Location: Location: Location: Location: Location Vehicle Information: Cell Phone # License Plate # Color of Vehicle Type of Vehicle As the senior traveler, I am responsible for the behavior of all personnel on this trip, enforcement of the Camp Snoopy off base travel rules and no drinking/driving policy Senior Person on Trip Name/Rank (E-5 or higher) Signature OSI Review Print Name Signature Commanders Approval Printed Name Signature 000105 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /‘information 24 March 2002 Attachment 2 CSI 31-6008 Accident/Incident Checklist In the event an accident or a suspicious incident occurs while traveling off base, the following procedures will be followed. Accident: 1. Stop and render aid to any injuries. ■ ? 2. DO NOT admit liability. 3. DO NOT move the vehicle no matter how small the damage unless the other party admits liability and you are going to the police station or one of the parties are injured and the vehicle is being used to transport them to the hospital. 4. Immediately contact SFS or AFOSI about the accident. 4.1. If it is a major accident SFS will respond. If it is a minor accident they will probably not respond unless you need assistance. 4.2. Contact host nation police at 999. Ask for an English-speaking operator. 5. When the police arrive get the following information: The police officer’s name. The name of the police station he belongs to. The police station phone number. 6. Be careful of signing any documents. You may be admitting liability without realizing it. If you cannot read it, do not sign it. Ask for the document in English. /. 7. Contact Transportation upon your return with the information in paragraph 4. Suspicious Incident/Event: 1. Immediately note the who, what, where, when and time/date of the incident. Include descriptions of cars, people, places, and events leading up to the incident. 2. Contact AFOSI via the provided cellular telephone and provide basic details of the incident. Upon returning to base immediately report to AFOSI for a full debriefing. 3. If at any time there are any safety concerns, return to base or a safe haven (embassy or any US military installation) immediately. 000106 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information *s.15(1)Def ’ © 101pj . NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) " v " J CA LO TM CFLCC (Col M Hodgson) [kuwsrt1@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 24 March 2002 9:47 AM LtDet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca RE: Camp Snoopy From: Sent: To: Subject: Thanks for the quick response Bruce. The numbers here are (secure) it also doubles as the secure line for the TITAN; also we have 438-6203 (unsecured). Sorry we could talk. I will reschedule the trip, thanks for the information. As for your ship,I guess we were out of the loop on that one, we were still under the belief that it was coming in the next few days. Thanks for‘the info. Sorry, but he I will Thanks We were to bring them to SNOOPY to have them shipped to KANDAHAR. I though you were aware, it was something that John Yorke was t_ to do d_ is leaving tomorrow for his HLTA so I have undertaken the job. give you my pers information tomorrow. again for the response in such a professional manner. I will reschedule. Pierre ---- Original Message---From: NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpl JF Langlais) [mailto:LtDet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 24 March 2002 06:34 To: kuwsrtl@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca Subject: RE: Camp Snoopy Importance: High RX QQ CCT # 77^ zev7^//ztzOP TX OCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP Pierre, I've tried to reach you by DSN and cell phone a number of times since receiving your e-mail last night. I regret we are unable to accommodate your visit tomorrow for three reasons: a. our accommodation is full due to the number of visitors we have in location; b. the visitors, particularly the VIP visit tomorrow, require all our personnel in support. Tomorrow we would have no one to pick you up, drive you to get a visa, sign over the MCMs, or show you our location and operations; and c. we have not received a response to our previous e-mail requesting your personal information, required three working days in advance, to enable access to the Camp. CO We would be pleased to host you at any other time. Please contact me at the numbers below, or our Ops O, Capt Paul Kallaghan, at (974) 589-5827 to reschedule. pers is not understood. Your comment below about is the SLOC Coy involvement in this issue? What FYI, we were informed earlier this wk that the ship with sustainment sea containers will not arrive until approximately 29 Mar. Bruce B. Fitzsimmons Maj 1 000107 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /‘information CO SLOC Coy DSN 318-247-1060 Cell (974) 589-4683 ---- Original Message---From: CA LO TM CFLCC (Col M Hodgson) [mailto:kuwsrtl@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 23 March 2002 18:54 To: ltdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo Cc: Duff Capt DP (J4 Log Doc 3-2)) J4 Log; 'Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo'; Walker Maj B (NCE J4 HSS)Op Apollo Subject: RE: Camp Snoopy Importance: High s.15(1) Def Maj Fitzsimmons: I have a window of opportunity from Mon to Wed to go to the SLOC and do the stuff that needs to get done. I know that you have a ton of people that are in location right now, but what I am looking for is a place to rack at night for Mon and Tues (departing Wed). I am also looking at transporting the people (if we can located them at the Kuwait airport). Also, I want to pick up the CM that should be left there for our LO team. Not withstanding anything else, I wanted to see the loc, the port (ship should be coming in) and see the ops. Again, if this is something that would over load the system let me know asap and I will reschedule. The reason I am asking is that the window of opportunity is at hand, when it comes next is anyone's guess. Answer soonest would be welcome Pierre Tasse Maj Kuwait LO ---- Original Message---From: NCCIS Lt Det 2 (Cpl D Defreitas) [mailto:ltdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 22 March 2002 12:53 To: 'CA LO TM CFLCC (Maj J McKillip)' Cc: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Duff Maj PA (J3 land) Op Apollo Subject: Camp Snoopy For Maj Tasse Pise see attached P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops 0 DSN: (318) 247-1063 DSN: (318) 247-1064 (Secure) 2 000108 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgi 'motion MAR 2 5 2002 NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI T Chambers) NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI T Chambers) [Ltdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] From: Sent: To: Cc: 24 March 2002 9:27 AM Baker Maj SD (NCE J5 Logistics) Op Apollo Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE COMMCEN) Op Apollo Move of US Forces to Al Uedid Subject: SLOC Coy - Mov to Al Uedid.doc... S55Q ~~ 1 From: ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo To: ncej5(maj SD Baker)[ncej5log@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] CC: CA JTFSWA//J3/J4/J5// 3 PPCLI Commcen//FSG/Z NSU//CO CA LO TM KUWAIT//CO// Subject: Move of US Forces to Al Uedid Sir, Please see attached IRT your Titan e-mail of same subject dated 22 March 2002 7:48 AM. P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops O DSN (318) 247-1063 (318) 247-1064 (Secure) CO 1 CCT# zev^C?/-^ op&- CCT# ZEN CCT ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP J 000109 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information The question of the relocation of SLOC Coy is not new. NDHQ J4 Ops, and J4 Mov, CA JTFSWA J4, and the CO SLOC Coy all knew prior to deployment, tliat the move of SLOC Coy could become a possibility. This issue was lately raised during the Camp Snoopy Commander’s staff meeting of 19 Mar 02 where info was passed that the Deputy Commander was going to be develop a contingency plan to identify essential requirements of a move of Camp Snoopy to Al Uedid. The next time was upon receipt of CA LO TM CFLCC (Maj Tasse) e-mail, dated 22 March 2002 09:02 hrs. A reply was sent that indicated that although contingency planning was going to take place, no date for the closure of Camp Snoopy had been announced, tliat it would not occur in tire near future, and that the intent was to relocate the entire camp to Al Uedid. It is hoped tliat this information is sufficient for the moment with the assurance tliat SLOC Coy will continue to keep all concerned updated as events develop. P.A. Kallaghan Capl OpsO DSN: (318) 247-1063 (318) 247-1964 (Secure) 000110 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: ncej5log (Maj SD Baker) [ncej5log@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 22 March 2002 7:48 AM ’Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo ’Shared (UAE Mission Support Office) Op Apollo Move of US Forces to Al Udeid MAR ? 2 2002 Z/ 335^-/ t Minute for SLOC.doc FOR MAJ FITZ/CAPT KALL Info NSU OPS 2Zo c~<1 zr^ ^"3, 11+^ *Xfr^ TX 6fS°f) 1 ZEV )Z^ OP ft J CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000111 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information z- 1. Good Day. Yesterday we learned of the potential move of the US base out of Snoopy. Details on this end are limited, though, so I was hoping that you could advise us as to the status of the SLOC in this move, particularly concerning a) when it's going to happen (we heard late summer/fall - but this was far from being "solid" info), and b) whether the Americans are planning to make space for the SLOC in Al Udeid. Have you had any discussions with the Americans regarding what would happen to the Canadian unit in Snoopy, should they move out? Are they willing/able to accomodate you in the new location or are they asking for higher-level involvement in the process (if so, we'll jump on the issue to ensure your needs are met. It is possible that we would get involved anyhow, for diplomatic clearances etc). Given the degree of support which the US provides the SLOC, my initial impression is that co-location with the US base is key. Do you concur?? 2. My intent here is to have an action list prepared so that, when or if the Americans move, our plan is in place and "merely" has to be implemented. Please keep in touch regarding this issue, or any others. Take care. 3. Have a nice day. S.D. Baker Major NCE JTFSWA (Tampa)//J5 Log (813) 827-1284 000112 1 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information PRIORITY r I PAAUZYUW RCCPMPA0003 0811852-UUUU--RCCPOHA. ZNR UUUUU MAR 2 3 2002 P 221021Z MAR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// 2320—. RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//CO/OC FSG// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO/OPS O// COJ RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO/OPS 0// _2^|^ RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO/OPS 0// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//CO/OPS O// o&O. INFO RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J4 LOG/J4 MOV// BT UNCLAS NCE 623 SUBJ: OP APOLLO - REQUEST FOR UNIT MOVEMENT STAFF TABLES (UMST) 1. UMSTS ARE REQUIRED FOR THIS HQ TO PREPARE PLANS FOR REDEPLOYMENT/ROTATION OF UNITS/DEATCHMENTS TO CANADA. SINCE DEPLOYMENT, SUSTAINMENT STOCKS AND ADDITIONAL MAJOR EQUIPMENT HAVE BEEN BROUGHT IN THEATRE AND THIS WILL CONTINUE THROUGHOUT THE TOUR. THEREFORE EACH UNIT MUST DEVELOP A UMST AND KEEP IT UP TO DATE. THESE UMSTS WILL ALLOW NDHQ AND THIS HQ TO FORCAST THE AIRLIFT/SEALIFT REQUIRED TO REDEPLOY YOUR UNIT/DET BACK TO CANADA. 2. THIS HQ REQUIRES A CURRENT UMST FOR EACH UNIT/DET SUBMITTED TO PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0003 UNCLAS NCE JTFSWA J4 MOV NLT 19 APR 02 THE UMST IS TO BE KEPT UP TO DATE AND REVISIONS SENT MONTHLY (NLT 3. THE 15TH) STARTING MAY 02 TO NCE JTFSWA J4 MOV BT #0003 to TV 0811941 035061 VDAM011 DELIVERED ?♦ RX TX 0 l| CCT#4-Ma/ZEV /?V/20Pzl OCT # ZEV OP CCT^ ZEV OP OCT £ ZEV OP 000113 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act MAR 7 7 200? -E-' NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) 335^-1 From: Sent: To: Cc: NCE J3 Land Op Apollo (Maj PA Duff) [ncej3lnd@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 22 March 2002 6:43 AM — kuwsrtl @jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca 'Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo'; ’‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo'; ‘Shared (UAE COMMCEN) Op Apollo; Murphy Capt(N) RD (NCE J3) Op Apollo n , , + Subject: RE: CAMP SNOOPY UT For COMCEN UAE please forward to Col Legue. /)CO Pierre I notice that you asked this question to the SLOC but the question really needs to be answered between the NSU and the NCE. We were made aware of this issue yesterday for the first time. The Base Commander for SNOOPY is the USAF Commander, CENTAF (CFACC) wants to consolidate operations in Al Udeid, Qatar, We could move there. We could also consolidate operations in UAE. The J5 folks will have a look at this, doing with the BG. It also depends upon what we are Running the SLOC out of Kuwait will not be practical since the flight time to go around Iran necessitates refueling in Qandahar and reduces the load carried. We are on top of this and we will work on this with Col Legue and his staff at the NSU. Thanks for the input. Pro Patria P.A. Duff Major J3 Land/Terre NCE/ENC CA JTFSWA CSN/RCCC 312-651-1413 Comm (813)827-1413 ---- Original Message---From: CA LO TM CFLCC (Maj J McKillip) [mailto:kuwsrtlQjc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 22 March 2002 09:02 To: ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo Cc: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Duff Maj PA (J3 land) Op Apollo Subject: CAMP SNOOPY Importance: High Gentlemen: I have just heard at my 0800 hrs Shift Change brief from the CFLCC org that there is a possibility that the US will be closing CAMP SNOOPY in a few months. O ft 1 0. O a. CL O O £ > UJ Nl > LU rsj > > ni rsi UJ UJ S' <3 Can you confirm this and of course the questions that come with that /— statement concern the sustainment plan for KANDAHAR. We could, as an optioi , * — look at running CAMP SNOOPY (or a part of it) ourselves. I say this without to having ever been to SNOOPY. j o As a note, I am scheduled to go there Mon to Wed inclusive. I will be goin. I S2 Q. o o o oI * o o I a O X C 000114 < �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information s.15(1) Def there to pick up the CM anc. _o deliver airport by pers passing through). When I would need to bring (ie sleeping bag, (ones that were __ft here at the go to SNOOPY, can you confirm what Pierre Tasse Maj KUWAIT LO 2 000115 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI L Edmunds) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: CA LO TM CFLCC (Col M Hodgson) [kuwsrt1@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ] 21 March 2002 9:10 AM ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Duff Maj PA (J3 land) Op Apollo Questions-general D. MAR 7 1 W 37 Good morning In the sitrep from FSG there were questions about a Hydrobaric Weapons____ System. Can you pls (for my edification) tell me what kind of water system this is? I have asked a few people around here and am forced to display ignorance of this system. 33^0 - 1 Also have been asked if the CA BG in KANDAHAR have their own shower systems or are you guys completely dependent on the US system. The only thing that I could imagine is the set up of a decon system used for showers or field expedient showers. Also, is it possible to get an ammo expenditure report. Thanks Pierre Tasse Maj Kuwait LO rx TX 007 CCT#T"• TAhJ ZEV ZEV OP CCT •' ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP cct# cR 1 000116 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act ]T W ^'|p<pces a I'information priority □ SECRET Jbv013.txt till MAR 2 1 2GO2 dJl — PAASZYUW RCCPMPA0005 0800059-SSSS—RCCPDHA RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS/PPPPP P 202251Z MAR 02 2 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO CTG 307.1 TU 307.1.2 CO HMCS VANCOUVER HMCS ALGONQUIN RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR ZEV , < OP j>q. RX o&s' CCT ^77^ RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD OP ZEV CCT# TX RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI OP ZEV CCT# RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD OP ZEV CCT# BT SECRET EXCLUSIVE JTFSWA NCE 620 EXCLUSIVE FOR CO SUBJ: COMMAND RELATIONSHIPS 1. AS YOU ARE WELL AWARE, THE HIGH TEMPO OF OP APOLLO ACTIVITIES OF THE PAST FEW WEEKS HAS GENERATED SIGNIFICANT INTEREST IN THE CANADIAN MEDIA AND AT OUR NATIONAL HEADUARTERS. ON THE WHOLE, THIS HAS BEEN , OUR UNITS, OUR PERSONNEL AND THEIR FAMILIES. HOWEVER, IN THE RUSH TO REPORT ON OP APOLLO ACTIVITIES, TO ANSWER QUERIES IN AN EXPEDIENT MANNER AND TO PROVIDE INFORMATION TO HIGHER HEADQUARTERS, THERE HAVE BEEN SEVERAL INSTANCES OF REPORTING AND COMMUNICATIONS OUTSIDE THE OP APOLLO CHAIN OF COMMAND. IN SOME CASES, THIS HAS CREATED SIGNIFICANT CONCERN WITHIN THE CF CHAIN OF COMMAND AND HAS GENERATED UNNECESSARY STAFF EFFORT. 2. AS YOUR COMMANDER, IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT I BE ENGAGED EARLY FOR ANY OPERATIONAL OR SENSITIVE ISUES BEFORE ENGAGING, EVEN INFORMALLY, NDHQ OR THE FORCE GENERATING COMMANDS. THIS WILL ENSURE THAT MY STAFF AND I HAVE SUFFICIENT TIME TO ASSESS THE SITUATION, ANALYZE IT AND PROVIDE COHERENT AND COORDINATED RECOMMENDATIONS AND ADVICE TO NDHQ. I REALIZE THAT MANY ISSUES EVOLVED RAPIDLY STILL, I BELIEVE THAT THE KEY TO MANAGING THEM EFFECTIVELY INVOLVES A RESPONSE COORDINATED WITH . THIS HQ. I ASK THAT YOU AND YOUR STAFF ADHERE TO THIS KEY PRINCIPLE 3. TO ALLOW ME TO RESPOND TO CRISES OR ISSUES QUICKLY AND DECISIVELY, I NEED TO BE INFORMED IMMEDIATELY, BY THE MOST EXPEDIENT MEANS, OF ANY SITUATION THAT MAY IMPACT ON THE ISSIONS OR TASKS OF ASSIGNED UNITS, AND ANY SITUATIONS OR SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT THAT COULD CAUSE CONCERN FOR THE CF, DND, OR THE MND. I CAN BE REACHED 24 HOURS A DAY CER 4. YOUR DAILY SITREPS, ESPECIALLY THE COMMANDER'S COMMENTS PORTION, HAVE PROVEN INVALUABLE TO ME I URGE YOU TO CONTINUE REPORTING TO ME WITH THE CANDOR AND OPENNESS YOU HAVE EXHIBITED TO DATE. HOWEVER, YOU MUST BE COGNIZANT OF THE FACT THAT MANY OF THOSE SITREPS ARE GIVEN WIDE DISTRIBUTION. ACCORDINGLY, THE REPORTING OF ISSUES WHEN Page 1 //34 SECRET 000117 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information SECRET Jbv013.txt OPERATIONAL SECURITY IS A CONCERN OR OF A SENSITIVE NATURE HOULD BE GIVEN A MORE LIMITED DISTRIBUTION, USING THE QUOTE NEED TO KNOW PRINCIPLE UNQUOTE AS YOUR GUIDE. THE COMMANDER'S COMMENTS IN YOUR SITREP TYRE WHAT THEY ARE INTENDED TO BE: YOUR PERSONNAL ASSESSMENT TO ME OF THE OPERATIONAL SITUATION OF THE DAY/WEEK OR OF AN ISSUE OF INTEREST AND CONCERN. I EXPECT THOSE ASSESSMENTS TO BE PERSONALLY RELEASED BY YOU IF FOR SOME REASONS THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE, A CAVEAT SHALL BE INSERTED AT THE END OF THE TEXT TO THE EFFECT THAT THESE REPRESENT THE VIEWS OF THE ACTING CO OR OF ANOTHER OFFICER 5. FINALLY, I EXPECT OP APOLLO TO CONTINUE TO BE OF HIGH INTEREST TO ALL CANADIANS. I AM EXREMELY PROUD OF THE WORK YOU AND YOUR PERSONNEL TYRE PERFORMING FOR CANADA AND THE CF. MY STAFF AND I WILL CONTINUE TO DO OUR BEST TO SUPPORT YOU SO THAT YOU CAN PERFORM YOUR DEMANDING COMMAND RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE FULLEST AND WITH MINIMAL ATE TO SEEK MY COUNSEL ON ANY MATTER AND, IN PARTICULAR, MY EXPECTATIONS AS THEY PERTAIN TO THE CONDUCT OF YOUR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES. WHEN IN DOUBT, CALL ME 6. CMDRE J.J.P. THIFFAULT SENDS BT #0005 □ Page 2 SECRET 000118 �& Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgud en vertu de la Loi sur facets a I'information SECRET / RAASZYUW RCCLHBF2002 0740359-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS DJ MAR i 5 200? 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CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) - OP APOLLO LE TERRORISMS B. B-GG-005-004/AF-014 MANUEL DES MOUVEMENTS DES FORCES CANADIENNES C. A-LM-117 001/FP-000 TRANSPORT DES MARCHANDISES DANGEREUSES A BORD DES AERONEFS DES FC D. DCDS 038 011331Z MAR 02 - O FRAG 019 ORDRE DE DEPLOIEMENT 1. SITUATION. (S)LES OPERATIONS A L INTERIEUR DE L AFGHANISTAN ONT NECESSITE UN DEPLOIEMENT ACCELERE DE LA 3E CIE D INF ET DU DET COMPOSITE MT SNICC. J4 MOUV FOURNIRA LA COORD ET CON DU MOUVEMENT STRATEGIQUE DE CETTE OPERATION PAR LE BIAIS DE J4 MOUV OPS ET 4 CFMCU 2. MSN. (U)DEPLOYER LA 3E CIE D INF ET LE DET SNICC EN SOUTIEN A OP APOLLO 3. EXECUTION 3.A. GENERALITES. (C)CE DEPLOIEMENT SERA EXECUTE EN UTILISANT UNE COMBINAISON DE RESSOURCES NOLISEES ET DE TPT AERIEN DES FC. LES PASS ?PAGE 5 RCCLHBF2002 SECRET SE DEPLOIERONT VERS RHEIN MAIN, ALLEMAGNE, ET ENSUIRE SERONT TRANSPORTES VIA C-17 US DIRECTEMENT EN THEATRE . B. COORD ET CON MOUV. 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POUR FACILITER LE CHARGEMENT DE L AERONEF ET L UTILISATION MAXIMALE DE L ESPACE, LES BAGAGES SERONT STRICTEMENT LIMITES A UN SAC ALPIN, UN SAC MARIN, TROIS BOITES A FOURBI ET L ARME PERS 3.F.(2) BAGAGES NON ACCOMPAGNES. NON AUTORISES 3.G. (C)ARMES ET MUNITIONS 3.G.(1) ARMES PERS. TOUTE LES ARMES PERS DOIVENT ETRE GROUPEES ET RANGEES DANS LA SOUTE DE L AERONEF. LES ARMES NE DOIVENT PAS ETRE RANGEES DANS LES BAGAGES INDIVIDUELS. LES GROUPES D ARMES SE VERRONT ACCORDE LE MEME PRIORITE QUE LES BAGAGES ACCOMPAGNES ET VOYAGERONT A SECRH 000121 �SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur facets a /'information BORD DU MEME AERONEF QUE PERS DE L UNITE. L UNITE DC. S ASSURER QUE LES COUVERCLES DE MIRES SONT CORRECTEMENT FIXES. LES MEMBRES TRANSPORTERONT LE CULASSES SUR EUX. LA DIRECTION POUR LES ARMES COLLECTIVES SE TROUVE A LA REF D 3.G.(2) MUNITIONS. NON AUTORISEES 3.H. (U)PASSEPORTS. BERT OU BLEU ACCEPTABLES. 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(U)SVC DE SOUTIEN. LES BASES DE RASSEMBLEMENT ET AP E DOIVENT FOURNIR LE SOUTIEN INCLUANT LA PRESTATION DE R ET Q, TPT TERRESTRE, COMMS, SOUTIEN MED ET DENT D URGENCE, REC ET MAINT D URGENCE ET AUTRE SOUTIEN ADMIN ET LOG AUX DETS MC, AGENCES DE TPT ET PERS DEPLOYE. TOUS LES SVC DE SOUTIEN REQUIS DOIVENT ETRE COORD PAR LE BIAIS DU DET 4 CFMCU OU DU COORD MOUV LOCAL 5. COMD ET TRANS 5.A. (C)CONTACTS 5.A.(1) J4 MOUV OPS. VOIX NON PROTEGE (CSN) 846-2601 OU COMMERCIAL (613) 996-2601 FAX NON PROTEGE (613) 992-7953. (VOIX ET FAX PROTEGES AU 5.A.(2) 4 CFMCU. (CSN) 621-2584 OU COMMERCIAL (514) 252-2879 5.A.(3) QG GOI. J4 MOUV 1-613-541-5010 EXT 4165 5.A.(4) CNSP OTTAWA (613) 995 2502 5.A.(5) J3 INTL 1-3, LCDR BJ TRAVIS, (613) 995-1119 5.B. (C)COORD ET CON MOUV. J4 MOUV OPS FOURNIRA COORD MOUV PENDANT TOUTE L OP. 4 CFMCU DEMEURE SOUS OPCOM J4 MOUV PENDANT TOUTE L OP. 4 CFMCU FOURNIRA CON 4E LIGNE MOUV. A ISB ET APD, LE CON MOUV SERA ?PAGE 5 RCCLHBF2003 SECRET FOURNI PAR SLOC 5.C. (U)RAPPORTS. SUR ACTIVATION, 4 CFMCU DOIT SOUMETTRE DES SITREP QUOTIDIENS AVANT 1100Z H A J4 MOUV OPS DETAILLANT LES ACTIVITES DES DERNIERES 24 H ET DOMAINES D INQUIETUDE. AVIS DE DEPART D AERONEF SERONT FOURNIS DANS LES 2 H DU DEP/DELAI/ARR DU VOL BT #2003 VDAM010 ?♦ DELIVERED 0741111 003920 000124 �Document disclosed under the Access to information Act / CONFIDENTIAL Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information PAACZYUW RCCLHBF2020 0712318-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P R 122028Z MAR 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CLS/J3 INTL/J3 LAND OPS/J1 COORD// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//EA CDS/CMS/MSO MND/EA DM/EA VCDS/CAS. 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AT PRESENT ALT. ELEMENTS OF THE IRF(L) THAT HAVE NOT DEPLOYED WITH 3 PPCLI BG ARE BEING MAINTAINED AT 7 DAYS NTM. THIS HAS PERMITTED THE CF TO ADJUST THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE BG BASED ON THE OPERATIONAL SITUATION IN THEAtTRE IN A TIMELY MANNER 2. IT IS CONCLUDED THAT ALL MAJOR ADJUSTMENTS TO THE BG HAVE BEEN COMPLETED, AND ADDITIONAL ASSETS REQD WILL BE MINIMAL. THUS THOSE ASSETS CONTAINED WITHIN THE BG WAVE TWO TO AND E ARE TO ASSUME 30. DAYS NTM - EFFECTIVE 15 MAR 02 ' BT #2020 171207 0712341 VDAM012 DELIVERED ?♦ CONFIDENTJAL i. 000126 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Importance: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 12 March 2002 6:30 AM acssf@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca ; "Shared (NCE Ops Center Watch) Op Apollo'; *Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo •Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo RE: URGENT REQ TFC TECH QANDAHAR ACSS for OPS O NSU 3 PPCLI for OC FSG High MAR 1 2 2002 3350-I For CO NSU <| 1. As the unit had to deploy light for its original mission the number of traffic tech on the TO&E was reduce from 8 to 4. The basis of that decision is that the unit would be based on one camp and conduct mission from it. As of 48 hrs ago, the unit is on the move to another camp wile leaving recce and sustaiment troops at their original location, i.e. they are now operating from two bases. These two bases can only be accessed or resupplied by air. 2. The tasking will be temporary until the unit is regrouped on its original base camp. 3. The main task will be preparing and receiving sustainment and movement personnel from airlift 0 70 For OC FSG 4. Provided any clarification on above justification. J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 ---- Original Message---From: ACSSF Shared Mailbox (Maj DJ Dorrington) (mailto:acssf@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca] Sent: 12 March 2002 09:48 To: ‘Shared (NCE Ops Center Watch) Op Apollo Cc: ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca Subject: RE: URGENT REQ TFC TECH QANDAHAR ACSS for OPS O NSU 3 PPCLI for OC FSG Importance: High For J4 Log from CO NSU: The CO NSU requests further details with regards to the MCC support to BG. In specific: What has changed since initial deployment of BG that has brought forward this unforcasted requirement; Would the tasking be permanent or temp (ie will a MCC det from SLOC be 2. require in AOR); TOR for personnel tasked. 3. 1. 1 000127 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information Info can be send via this means or by secure voice. ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [mailto:ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 11 March 2002 12:50 To: ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE TAL CO) Op Apollo; 'ACSSF Shared Mailbox (Maj DJ Dorrington)' Cc: ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo; Chinner LCol BN(J3 Air)Op Apollo; Baker Maj SD (NCE J5 Logistics) Op Apollo; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo Subject: URGENT REQ TFC TECH QANDAHAR ACSS for OPS 0 NSU 3 PPCLI for OC FSG Importance: High Refs: A. EMAIL SLOC CO 10/03/2002 5:50 PM B TELECON OC FSG/J4 CA JTFSWA 11 Mar 02 Ref A from CO SLOC mentioned that the SLOC could send back to QANDAHAR 1. two X SGTS and not the Offr. There will be an impact on the NSU MCC that I need to discuss with the CO NSU. 2. Ref B clarified the reqr to be 1 X SGT, 1 X MCPL and 2 CPLs until the 3 PPCLI BG is redeployed to a single location. Pers are to be employed in QANDAHAR. With their present workload the SLOC is unable to send more than two X SGT. 3. This HQ needs to determine in the next 12 hrs if NSU or TAL Det are able to assist in this urgent operational reqr by providing 1 X MCPL and 2 CPLs, tfc techs. Pers must have IPE and kit to work in QANDAHAR. Weapons can be issued on site. J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [mailto:neej4@jc2is.j fhq.dnd. ca] Sent: 10 March 2002 10:47 To: *Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo Cc: Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo Subject: SLOC MC QANDAHAR Importance: High Ref; TELECON Ops O FSG/J4 CA JFTSWA 10 Mat 02 1. Due to the up coming OP 3 PPCLI has an urgent need for Mov staff in the 3 PPCLI BG FSG needs the SLOC MC det QANDAHAR. As discussed at ref, which was previously in QANDAHAR to rtn NLT 12 MAR 02 for an indefinite period. 2. This HQ support this req. CO SLOC to contact this HQ ASAP if there are issues with this tasking. We tried to contact you by other means but unsuccessful J.J.R.M. Bergeron 2 000128 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis d /'information LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1284 CSN: 312-651-1284 3 AX (S>oH CCT ZEV v OP TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000129 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'iiiformation CANADIAN SLOC COY CAMP SNOOPY, DOHA QATAR 3350-1 (Ops 0) £ Mar 02 64 AEG/ESFS RAMP ACCESS - SLOC PERS 1. It is requested that the following Canadian Forces personnel be granted access to the Ramp at Camp Snoopy. These personnel will be meeting all incoming Canadian flights and will use Canadian Military Identification Card for access. Please read in four columns; Name, Initials, Rank, ID Card No: Name Initials Rank CHARLEBO1S COOPER CRITCH-SMITH FITZSIMMONS FORTIER GAVINI GOSSELIN HOSKINS IVANIC KALLAGHAN LAMONTAGNE LANDRY MENARD OLIVER OUELLET PAYNE ST JEAN SWEET WHITE B.W. L.A. L.J. B. S. J.G.M. E.D. J.R.G. G.S. O. P. A. J.L. JJPD J. P.P. K. W. MCPL CPL SGT MAJ SGT CPL SGT MCPL CPL CAPT SGT SGT CAPT CPL SGT CPL MWO CPL CPL ID Card Number s.19(1) 2. j.cgty P.F. J.R.D. C. E. G.M. This list is effective upon receipt and further, it is requested that all list previous list be destroyed. MA. Kajh Capt GOps O 247-1063 an t- Authenticated by: C)p± 0 8 o t. 000130 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information COMFIDEK i' NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI V Sibley) MAH U b aw*. A NCE Ops Center Watch Op Apollo (Capt JE Dickie) [nceopsw@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] . 7 March 2002 3:55 PM ES-SX) *-) ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo; 'CC150 Det CO (Maj D McLellan)'j ‘Shared.flJAE.LRP-------CO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE TAL CO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC'Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ‘TGCBTO’; Ferguson Maj GK (J6)0p Apollo; ‘Shared (SWO) NDCC; ’HMCS Iroquois'; 'HMCS Preserver1; 'Toronto'; 'Vancouver1 ‘Shared (UAE Legal Section) Op Apollo; Gosselin Col JPYD (NCE COS) Op Apollo; Leighton LCdr JN (J1 ) Op Apollo; Knox LCdr SL (J8) Op Apollo; 'TGCBTO'; Warden Civ MG (DLaw-Ops Secretary) J5 Legal; Perron LCol JJG (Legal Advisor) Op Apollo DESIGNATION O FCOMMANDING OFFICERS AND TERMS OF REFERENCE JTFSWA 05 MAR 02 From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Urj TOR(5 Mar 02) new COS revision... 2. 1. For NDCC please forward copy to DCDS and COS J3. Action addressees to ack receipt. Joe Dickie Capt Watch Keeper CO AGO ‘°Za 0 0 Luo © / of 1 V . V-M000131 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 33 50-134-1 (Comd) 07 Mar 02 Distribution List DESIGNATION OF COMMANDING OFFICERS AND TERMS OF REFERENCE - JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA (JTFSWA) References: A. CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) 28 Oct 01 as amended by Frag O B. Terms of Reference - Comd Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia dated 27 Oct 01 C. B-GG-005-004/AF-005 Use ofForce in CF Operations (Revise One) 2001-06-01 D. Section 153 NDA and Note to QR&O 105.17 E. A-FN-100-002/AG-006 Delegation ofAuthoritiesfor Financial Administration for DND and the CF, June 2001 F. DCDS Directionfor International Operations (Revise One), CFG 101/01 General Operation APOLLO refers to the deployment of Canadian Forces (CF) resources to the 1. United States Central Command (USCENTCOM) Area of Responsibility (AOR) and their employment in support of the US led coalition campaign against terrorism (Operation ENDURING FREEDOM). The Joint Task Force South West Asia (JTFSWA), has been established for the purpose of exercising national operational level command over CF units and personnel participating in Op APOLLO. The CDS through his order at ref A and the Terms of Reference (TOR) at ref B has named me Commander Joint Task Force South West Asia (Comd JTFSWA). This document will describe the different operational, disciplinary, administrative and financial relationships that will exist within JTFSWA. These TOR contain my instructions to the officers identified in the TOR. Designations and Responsibilities Amongst other matters, the TOR at ref B authorizes me to designate commanding 2. officers (CO). Pursuant to that authorization, I designate the following persons as CO: a) Colonel J.P.Y.D. Gosselin as CO of the JTFSWA National Command Element (NCE); b) Lieutenant-Colonel P. Stogran as CO of the 3 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Battle Group (3 PPCLI BG); c) Lieutenant-Colonel J. D. Mitchell as CO of the Long Range Patrol Detachment (LRP Det); d) Lieutenant-Colonel G. Smith as CO of the Tactical Airlift Detachment (TAL Det); e) Major R. K. Ferguson as CO of the JTFSWA National Command, Control and Information System Element (NCCIS); CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 1/8 000132 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL f) Major D.B. McLellan as CO of the JTFSWA Strategic Airlift Detachment (SAL Det); and g) Major B .S. Fitzsimmons as CO of the Strategic Lines of Communication Company (SLOC Coy). 3. Lieutenant-Commander M. White is designated as the Senior Officer of the JTFSWA Forward Logistics Site (FLS). In accordance with QR&O 101.09, he will be designated as the CO of the FLS once he has completed the presiding officer certification course. 4. Commanding Officers of HMC Ships assigned to OP APOLLO are, for the purpose of discipline and operations, assigned command of their ship’s embarked helicopter detachment. Command and Control 5. Full command of the JTFSWA resides with the CDS. As national operational level commander, I exercise operational command (OPCOM) of all CF personnel, materiel and equipment assigned to JTFSWA. Operational control (OPCON) of certain units or groupings under my command has been delegated by the CDS at ref A to USCINCCENT and hence to such subordinate commanders as USCINCCENT may deem appropriate. 6. The principle of the separate entity of JTFSWA and its component units shall be maintained at all times. In this connection, Canadians shall command all units or detachments of JTFSWA. If, at any time, it appears that this principle is likely to be adversely affected, other than temporarily as a result of urgent operational necessity, this situation shall immediately be reported to me for subsequent reference to NDHQ as necessary. The Commander Canadian Task Group 307.1 (CTG 307.1) is the senior Canadian Forces 7. representative in the AOR. He shall exercise command of HMC Ships and of embarked helicopter detachments assigned to Task Group (TG) 307.1. CTG 307.1 is responsible directly to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to his command. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, he shall consult with me personally to resolve them. The CO of the JTFSWA NCE, the CO of the 3 PPCLI BG, the CO of the LRP Det, the 8. CO of the TAL Det, the CO of the SAL Det, the CO of the NCCIS Element, and the CO of the SLOC Coy are responsible directly to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to their command. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, they shall consult with me personally to resolve them. LCdr White is responsible directly to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to the FLS. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, he shall consult with me personally to resolve them 9. 10. The Commanding Officers of HMC ships that are not under the command of CTG 307.1 are responsible to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to their CONFIDENTIAL 2/8 confidential 000133 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de Io Loi sur facets a /'information CONFIDENTIAL C°NFIbt'NTlAL command. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, they shall consult with me personally to resolve them. 11. Should CTG 307.1 or any CO receive orders or direction from an officer who has been assigned operational control over his personnel or resources, which in his view are impossible to execute or are contrary to CF policy or Canadian law, and the issue cannot be resolved between himself and that officer, the matter shall be referred directly to me. Operations 12. Employment of all CF resources assigned to JTFSWA must remain consistent with the Canadian objectives and the scope of operations detailed in para l .C and I D. of ref A. Any proposed deviation from them must be reported to me by the quickest secure means. Any proposed task outside the employment matrix contained at para 3.B.(1) of ref A must also be reported to me by the quickest secure means. Employment of CF resources must be in accordance with Canadian national laws and policy. 13. CTG 307.1 is responsible to me for all matters related to the operational command of TG 307.1 and is responsible to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of TG 307.1. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the COMFIFTHFLT or designated subordinate organization will be to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of TG 307.1 shall be referred to me. 14. The Commanding Officer of HMCS VANCOUVER will be responsible to me for all matters related to the national command of his unit. The Commanding Officer of HMCS VANCOUVER will be responsible to COMCARGRU SEVEN in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of his unit. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the COMCARGRU SEVEN organization will be to COMCARGRU SEVEN. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of HMCS VANCOUVER shall be referred to me. 15. The CO of the 3 PPCLI BG is responsible to me for all matters related to the operational command of 3 PPCLI BG and is responsible to CFLCC or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of 3 PPCLI BG. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the CFLCC or designated subordinate organization will be to CFLCC or his designated subordinate commander. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of 3 PPCLI BG shall be referred to me. 16. The CO of the LRP Det is responsible to me for all matters related to the operational command of the LRP Det and is responsible to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of the LRP Det. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on CONFIDENTIAL 3/8 — r* ul: CONFID! 000134 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information CONFIDENTIAL cONrlD£^TlAL questions of general administration within the COMFIFTHFLT or designated subordinate organization will be to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of the LRP Det shall be referred to me. 17. The CO of the TAL Det and the CO of the SAL Det will be responsible to me for all matters related to the national command of their units and are responsible to Comd USCENTAF or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of their detachments. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the USCENTAF organization will be to Comd USCENTAF. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of the TAL Det or the SAL Det shall be referred to me. 18. The CO of the JTFSWA NCE, the CO of the NCCIS Element, and the CO of the SLOC Coy are responsible to me for all matters related to the national command and the operational efficiency of their unit. LCdr White is responsible to me for all matters related to the national command and the 19. operational efficiency of the FLS. Use of Force 20. Every CO and Senior Officer is personally responsible for the training of his troops in the use of force and the proper application of the Rules of Engagement (ROE). Any use of force by members of JTFSWA shall comply with the ROE authorized by me and with the CF doctrine as described at ref C. Any use of force must be reported to me through the most appropriate and quickest secure means. Discipline 21. The Deputy Chief of Defence Staff (DCDS) will be the referral authority for every CO of JTFSWA. 22. Pursuant to section 162.3 of the National Defence Act, I am a “superior commander” for matters of discipline. I will be the next superior officer for all matters of discipline for the CO of the JTFSWA NCE, the CO of every ship that is not assigned to CTG 307.1, the CO of the 3 PPCLI BG, the CO of the LRP Det, the CO of the TAL Det, the CO of the NCCIS Element, the CO of the SAL Det, and the CO of the SLOC Coy. 23. Pursuant to section 162.3 of the National Defence Act, Commodore D. Robertson, CTG 307.1 is a “superior commander” for matters of discipline. He will be the next superior officer for all matters of discipline for the CO of every Canadian ship that is under his command. CTG 307.1 shall inform me of any matter referred to DCDS pursuant to QR&O Chap 109. 24. The CO of a ship shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to his ship’s company and the embarked helicopter detachment. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to a ship’s CO by another CO or by a Superior CONFIDENTIAL 4/8 CONFiDENTBAL 000135 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information CONFIDENTIAL CON FI EJMTJA L Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstan2es*the member referred to the ship’s CO must be present in the ship when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 25. As the CO of the JTFSWA NCE, Col Gosselin shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the JTFSWA NCE. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Col Gosselin by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Col Gosselin must be present at JTFSWA Headquarters when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 26. As the CO of the LRP Det, LCol Mitchell shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the LRP Det. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to LCol Mitchell by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to LCol Mitchell must be present at the Canadian Compound located at the Al Minhad AB when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 27. As the CO of the 3 PPCLI BG, LCol Stogran shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the 3 PPCLI BG. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to LCol Stogran by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to LCol Stogran must be present at the Canadian Camp located at the Qandahar Airfield when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 28. As the CO of the TAL Det, LCol Smith shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the TAL Det. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to LCol Smith by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to LCol Smith must be present at the Canadian Compound located at the Al Minhad AB when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 29. As the CO of the NCCIS Element, Maj Ferguson shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the NCCIS Element. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Maj Ferguson by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Maj Ferguson must be present at JTFSWA Headquarters when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 30. As CO of the SAL Det, Maj McLellan shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the SAL Det. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Maj McLellan by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Maj McLellan must be present at the SAL Det location when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 5/8 000136 I �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information CONFIDENTIAL CONFsD IImL 31. As CO of the SLOC Coy, Maj Fitzsimmons shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the SLOC Coy. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Maj Fitzsimmons by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Maj Fitzsimmons must be present at the SLOC Coy location when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 32. As Senior Officer of the FLS, LCdr White will refer all disciplinary matters to the attention of Col Gosselin, the JTFSWA COS. Col Gosselin will determine which CO will assume jurisdiction over the particular matter. 33. Every CO’s powers of punishment are limited to those prescribed in article 108.24 of QR&O. Except otherwise instructed, or as otherwise provided in such Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) as may be reached, every CO should proceed on the assumption that all members of JTFSWA are subject exclusively to Canadian criminal and disciplinary jurisdiction. 34. Pursuant to article 108.10 of QR&O, COs may delegate powers to one or more officers under their command to try accused persons by summary trial. Any such delegation shall be done in writing and must contain the name of the delegated officer or designation by reference to the officer's appointment or the duties the officer performs. Powers of punishment by delegated officers shall be limited to those expressly prescribed in article 108.25 of QR&O, and to such further limitations as the CO may from time to time impose in writing. Note that pursuant to QR&O 108.10(2)(a)(i), a CO may not delegate his powers unless the officer to whom the powers are to be delegated has been trained and certified by the Judge Advocate General as a Presiding Officer. 35. Pursuant to article 107.02, COs may authorize such officers and non-commissioned members as they deem appropriate to lay charges. Such authorizations should be done in writing. Pursuant to reference D, COs may designate one or more officers under their command to be a "Custody Review Officer". Every CO shall ensure that copies of all such delegations and appointments including particulars are sent to my headquarters, attention COS/Legal Advisor, for reference no later than two weeks after receipt of this instruction. Administration and Financial Authority The individuals identified at para 2 are delegated the following financial authority in accordance with reference E: 36. a) CO of a deployed operation outside Canada, and b) Base Commander (& other equivalents). 37. LCdr White will be delegated financial authority under separate cover. CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 6/8 000137 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL Relations with other coalition forces and nationals of the parties to the dispute 38. Every CO and Senior Officer shall ensure that all personnel under his command demonstrate the highest degree of courtesy, respect and cooperation in all their relations, official or unofficial, with members of coalition forces from other countries, or other missions, military or civilian. Every CO and Senior Officer shall ensure that all personnel under his command refrain 39. from making any expressions of opinion about Canadian or coalition plans, actions, or statements of the prevailing situation. In addition, COS and Senior Officers shall ensure that the personnel under their command refrain from any expression of opinion as to the rights or wrongs of the situation prevailing in the USCENTCOM AOR or neighbouring countries. Conclusion 40. It is my full intent to provide all COs and Senior Officers with the necessary means to effectively and efficiently complete their missions. The above powers will permit you to successfully execute your assigned tasks in accordance with Canadian strategic direction and my concept of operations. 41. This document supersedes the designation of COs and TORs issued by me on 3 Mar 02. OSB J-P Thiffault Commodore Commander Joint Task Force South West Asia Distribution List Action CTG 307.1 CO JTFSWA NCE CO HMCS IROQUOIS CO HMCS PRESERVER CO HMCS TORONTO CO HMCS VANCOUVER CO 3 PPCLI BG CO JTFSWA LRP Detachment CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 7/8 000138 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information CONFIDENTIAL CO JTFSWA SAL Detachment CO JTFSWA TAL Detachment CO JTFSWA NCCIS Element CO JTFSWA SLOC Company Senior Officer JTFSWA FLS CONFIDENTIAL Information NDHQ//DCDS/COS J3 NDHQ//JAG/Dlaw/Ops JTFSWA//COS/Jl/J8/Senior Legal Advisor TG 307.1 Legal Advisor UAE Legal Advisor CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 8/8 000139 �Document Document divi £ isF^rf^^^A^ss^totfpfpi'rmiiion Act j/gtcj s^l’a^s S j'fyj'omafron Ji I MAR v 8 NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI R Gumboc) ' k P 33^)~( Shared Nee Ops Watch Centre Op Apollo (Capt BM Erickson) [nceopsw@jc2is:jfhq:dnd:ca]7 March 2002 6:34 AM ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE Int Section) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE LRP CO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE Mission Support Office) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE TAL CO) Op Apollo; 'CC150 Det CO (Maj D McLellan)'; 'HMCS Charlottetown'; 'HMCS Iroquois'; 'HMCS Preserver"; 'HMCS Ottawa'; 'TGCBTO'; 'torops'; 'Vancouver'; ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo Letter from the Leader of the Opposition From: Sent: To: Subject: leader of opposition jpg Please find attached a letter from the Leader of the Opposition praising the dedication and quality of CF service in Op Apollo. Please ensure widest distribution. CO Comd JTFSWA sends. Req MSO Fwd to FLS/FP Det 1 RX CCT# ZEV TX CCT # ZEV OP CCT " ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP i \ i i~yp <A- I I 000140 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information * iii ft LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION CHEF DE L’OPPOSITION CANADA OTTAWA February 7, 2002 Dear Canadian Forces Personnel: As Leader of the Opposition in the federal Parliament, I wish to extend, on behalf of the Canadian Alliance caucus, my thanks for the manner in which you are serving our country in Afghanistan, in other theatres, and through Operation Apollo, and to acknowledge the sacrifice that you and your family members are making on behalf of our country in the war on terrorism. I want you to know that, while the politics may be debated each day in the House of Commons during your tour of duty on our behalf. I have never lost sight of the contribution you are making to this noble cause, nor have I ever felt more proud of our armed forces members who have been called to foreign lands to defend our freedom and ensure our safety. Your service maintains the proud legacy and reputation of Canada's Armed Forces as a brave and professional force, ready for the call to duty to serve our country. Thank you for the sacrifice you are making. I know all Canadians join me in wishing you well. We keep you in our thoughts and pray for your safe return. Sincerely, John Reynolds, M.P. Leader of the Opposition > i/»r- z-'z~v*•»«#-»•> >r< 000141 �priority SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information G© PAASZYUW RCCPMPA0005 0661552-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS P 070400Z MAR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY D0HA//C0//<=^— INO RCCPJSA/NDHQ 0TTAWA//C0S J3/J3 INTL/J4 LOG/J4 MOV// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//C0 NSU// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// BT SECRET NCE 521 SUBJ: OP APOLLO - FRAG O 007 TO CA JTFSWA OPORD 01/01 - DEPLOYMENT ORDER FOR THIRD RIFLE COMPANY TO QANDAHAR-SLOC COY TASK REF: A. NDHQ DCDS 038 011331Z MAR 02 B. NDHQ COS J3 104 062000Z MAR 02 C. CA JTFSWA FRAG O 005 042155Z MAR 02 1. SITUATION. (S)OPERATIONS WITHIN AFGHANISTAN HAVE NECESSITATED ACCELERATED DEPLOYMENT OF 3RD RIFLE COY AND NCCIS MT COMPOSITE DET, J4 MOV WILL PROVIE STRATEGIC MOVE COORD AND CON OF THIS OPERATION' THROUGH J4 MOV OPS AND 4 CFMCU 2. MSN. (U) TO DEPLOY 3RD RIFLE COY AND NCCIS DET IN SUPPORT OF OP «• d cl- Z>(S-7“ LfS7“ CO Q) OZlW PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET APOLLO 3. EXECUTION 3.A. GENERAL OUTLINE. (C)THIS DEPLOYMENT WILL BE EXECUTED UTILIZING A COMBINATION OF CHARTERED RESOURCES AND CF AIRLIFT. PAX WILL DEPLOY TO RHEIN MAIN, GERMANY AND THEN BE AIRLIFTED VIA US C 17 DIRECT INTO THEATRE 3.B. MOV COORD AND CON. (U) J4 MOV OPS WILL EX OVERALL COORD OF STRATEGIC MOV WITH JTFSWA (SLOC) PROVIDING MOV CON AT ISB AND APOD. Ov 3.C. PHASES. (U)THIS OP WILL BE CONDUCTED IN TWO PHASES 3.C.(1) PHASE OE. CONSOLIDATION OF PERS AT APOE 3.C.(2) PHASE TWO. DEPLOYMENT OF MAIN BODY 3.D. (U)TASKS 3.D.Q) JTFSWA SLOC 3.D.(1)(A) PROVIDE RECEPTION, STAGING AND ONWARD INTEGRATION SUPPORT AT FOL LOCATIONS 3.D.(1)(A)(I) ISB - RHEIN MAIN, GERMANY 3.D.(1)(A)(II) APOD - QANDAHAR 3.D. (4) (B) PROVIDE ON SITE SUPPORT AS REQR FOR TRANSITING TROOPS 3.D.(4)(C) PROVIDE DEPARTURE ADVISORY TO CA JTFSWA NCE J4 MOV AND NDHQ J4 MOV OPS a Gj bJ PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET 3.E. (U)COORD INSTR 3.E.(1) ASSY BASE - 17 WG WINNIPEG, CFB KINGSTON 3.E.(2) MOUNTING BASE(S) - 8 WG TRENTON, 17 WG WINNIPEG 3.E.(3) APOE(S) - 8 WG TRENTON, 17 WG WINIPEG 3.E.(4) ISB - RHEIN MAIN, GERMANY 3.E.(5) APOD - QANDAHAR 3.E. (5) TIMINGS 3#.E.(5)(A) PHASE ONE - CC130 (CFC 2693) ARR TRENTON 071630Z DEP TRENTON 071730Z ARR WINNIPEG 072130Z SECRET o CjO Q. C > Ul NJ 0. 0_ O O > > SI: * O O 8 UJ NJ U.l NJ Qv st St bo I- o o $ O !12_ 000142 i �SECRET .’J Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sur I'accis a I’information 3.E.(5)(B) PHASE TWO - Llc.x (TS-900) ARR WINNIPEG 0721_._J DEP WINNIPEG 072300Z ARR RHEIN MAIN 080700Z DEP RHEIN MAIN TBC 3.F. (U)BAGGAGE 3.F.(1) ACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE. ALL DEPLOYING PERS ARE AUTH 100 KG ACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE INCL PERS WPNS. THIS ENTITLEMENT INCLUDES ONE SMALL CARRY-ON ITEM DIMENSIONS NOT TO EXCEED 18 X 16 X 7 INCHES FOR UNDER SEAT STOWAGE. ALL BAGGAGE IS SUBJ TO INSPECTION AS REQR. FOR EASE OF AC LOADING AND MAX SPACE TILIZATION, BAGGAGE WILL BE STRICTLY LIMITED TO ONE RUCKSACK, ONE DUFFLE BAG, THREE BARRACK BOXES AND PERS WPN 3.F.(2) UNACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE. NOT AUTH PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET 3.G. (C)WPNS AND AMMO 3.G.(1) PERS WPNS. ALL PERS WPNS ARE TO BE BUNDLED AND STOWED IN AC HOLDS. WPNS SHALT, NOT BE STOWED IN INDIVIDUAL BAGGAGE. WPN BUNDLES SHAT.T. BE ACCORDED THE SAME PRI AS ACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE AND WILL TRAVEL ON THE SAME AC AS UNIT PERS. UNIT SHALL ENSURE SIGHT COVERS ARE FIRMLY ATTACHED. MBRS WILL CARRY BREECH BLOCKS ON THEIR PERSON. DIRECTION FOR CREW SERVED WPNS PROVIDED AT REF A 3.G.(2) AMMO. NOT AUTH 3. H.(U)PASSPORTS. GREEN OR BLUE ACCEPTABLE. QUESTIONS MAY BE DIR TO CF PASSPORTS SECTION AT 997-7825 3.1. (U)CUSTOMS 3.1. (1) PERS. NORMAL PROCEDURES APPLY. MEMBERS DEPARTING CANADA WITH ATTRACTIVE/EXPENSIVE SER NUMBERED ITEMS SUCH AS CAMERAS, ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO OBTAIN A STAMPED Y38 CARD FROM CANADA CUSTOMS WHICH WILL CERTIFY OWNERSHIP FOR RE-ENTRY INTO CANADA 4. (U)SVC SP. AT ISB SLOC IS TO COORD SP INCLUDING PROVISION OF R AND Q, GROUND TPT, COMMS, EMERGENCY MED AND DENT SP, EMERGENCY REC AND MAINT, AND OTHER ADMIN AND LOG SP TO MC DETS, TN AGENCIES AND PERS BEING DEPLOYED. ALL SVC SP REQ TO BE COORD THROUGH CFMCU DET OR LOCAL MOV COORD s.15(1) Def PAGE 5 RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET 5. COMD AND SIGS 5.A. (C)CONTACTS 5.A.(1) J4 MOV OPS. UNSECURE VOICE (CSN) 846-2601 OR COMMERCIAL 613-996 2601 UNSECURE FAX 613-992-7953. (SECURE VOICE AND FAX AT (CSN) 621-2584 OR COMMERCIAL 514-252-2879 5.A.(3) CA JTFSWA J4 MOV DSN 651-1488 OR COMMERCIAL 813-827-1488 (SECURE) O.A.(4) JOG HQ. J4 MOV 1 613-541-5010 EXT 4165 5.A.(5) NPSC OTTAWA 61 3-995-2502 5.A. (6) J3 INTL 1-3, LCDR BJ TRAVIS, (613) 995-1119 5.B. (C)MOV COORD AND CON. J4 MOV OPS WILL PROVIDE MOV COORD THROUGHOUT. 4 CFMCU REMAINS UNDER OPCOM J4 MOVTHROUGHOUT. 4 CFMCU WILL PROVIDE 4TH LINE MOV CON. AT ISB AND APOD MOV CON WILL BE PROVIDED BY SLOC 5.C. (U)REPORTS. SLOC MC DET RHEIN MAIN SUBMIT DAILY SITREPS NLT 1100Z HRS TO CA JTFSWA J4 MOV OUTLINE ACTIVITIES FOR THE PAST 24 HRS AND AREAS OF CONCERN. AC DEP ADVICE WILL BE PROVIDED WITHIN 2 HOURS OF FLIGHT DEP/DELAY/ARR BT 5.A. (2) 4 CFMCU. SECRET 000143 �SECRET #0005 VDAM010 ?♦ DELIVERED 0661731 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acc&s a I'information 150470 SECRET 000144 �■pgiownf SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information OAASZYUW RCCPJAD3041 0652012-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS O P 062000Z MAR 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CLS/CAS/ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN CS)/ ADM (IM)/DGIMO/JI COORD/J4 HSS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/ J3 LAND OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NBC/J3 INTL/J8 FIN COORD/ J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J5 LEGAL OPS/J6 COORD/J6 10/J2 OPS/ J2 GEO/J3 INTL/J7 DOC AND TRG// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3./A4/A0C// RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//EA CDS/CMS/EA DCDS/MSO MND/EA DM/EA VCDS/ DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/J3 NAVAL OPS/J5 NATO POL/ J5 PK POL/DHH/J7 LL// RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2 DG INT// ZEN/CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/COS// RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//NOO/N3/N4/ / RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3/N4// ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA ?PAGE 2 RCCPJAD3041 SECRET RCEMIBS/CTG 307.1 TG 307.1 3^>~\ C^T Co G/V5 </’i cfi/Cfr CO RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCEKMNA/1 CEU MONCTON//CO/DCO// RCEOCEA/LFAAHQ HALIFAX//tCOMD/COS// RCESCGA/QG SQFT MONTREAL//CMDT/CEM// RCCBJQA/LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/3 PPCLI EDMONTON//REAR PARTY/OC// RCWPDRA/HQ 1 CMBG EDMONTON//COMD// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// RCESJNA/CFSD MONTREAL//CO// RCWPDRA/CFSD EDMONTON.//CO,// RCCROBA/CFPU TRENTON//CO// RCECGGA/14 WG GREENWOOD//WING COMD/WING OPS 0// RCWEFSA/19 WG COMOX//WING COMD/WING OPS 0// RCCERYA/CDAO SAUDI ARABIA RCCEBJI/CDAO CHINA RCCECAI/CDAO EGYPT RCCENDI/CDAO INDIA ?PAGE 3 RCCPJAD3041 SECRET RCCEJKR/CDAO INDONESIA RCCETW/CDAO ISRAEL RCCETKO/CDAO JAPAN RCCEIBA/CDAO PAKISTAN RCCEANK/CDAO TURKEY RCCEKWA/KWAIT//HOM// RCCENAT/BNATO//MILREP/ / RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//COMD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// tlii MAR (I 7 2002 ? 36^). 0>f so> 7/-3 RX O(<T CCT# /9dAzOZEV 3/.O 0P7>C CCTy^Aj ZEV^/^S7 0P CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP SECRET 000145 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// ULUHL I RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// RCWBOCA/2 PPCLI WINNIPEG//CO// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO// BT S.E C R E T COS J3 104 SECTION 1 OF 2 THIS IS A COMBINED COS J3/CAS/CLS/J4 MOV MSG 7PAGE 4 RCCPJAD3041 SECRET SUBJ: FRAG O 020 MOVE ORDER - 3RD RIFLE COY / MT COMPOSITE DET REFS: A. CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) - OP APOLLO - CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM /B. B-GG-005-004/AF-014 CANADIAN FORCES MOVEMENT MANUAL C. A-LM-117 001/FP-000 TN OF DANGEROUS GOODS BY CF AIR D. DCDS 038 011331Z MAR 02 - FRAG O 019 DEPLOYMENT ORDER 1. SITUATION. (S)OPERATIONS WITHIN AFGHANISTAN HAVE NECESSITATED ACCELERATED DEPLOYMENT OF 3RD RIFLE COY AND NCCIS MT COMPOSITE DET. J4 MOV WILL PROVIDE STRATEGIC MOVE COORD AND CON OF THIS OPERATION THROUGH J4 MOV OPS AND 4 CFMCU 2. MSN. (U)TO DEPLOY 3RD RIFLE COY AND NCCIS DET IN SUPPORT OF OP APOLLO 3. EXECUTION 3.A. GENERAL OUTLINE. (C)THIS DEPLOYMENT WILL BE EXECUTED UTILIZING A COMBINATION OF CHARTERED RESOURCES AND CF AIRLIFT. PAX WILL DEPLOY TO RHEIN MAIN, GERMANY AND THEN BE AIRLIFTED VIA US C 17 DIRECT INTO THEATRE (U) J?4rMOVr<3PSsWi-LL-EX-OVERALL" ‘COORD OF 3 . B. MOV-COORDrAND rCON._______ _ _ STRATEGIC MOV WITH JTFSWA-/-SL®G)y~PROV'IDTNG~MOVTCONJATCAPOP . FORCE GENERATING HQS WILL EX MOV CON FROM ASSY BASES TO APOE(S) ?PAGE 5 RCCPJAD3041 SECRET 3.C. PHASES’^ (U)THIS OP WILL BE CONDUCTED IN'TWO-PHASES 3.C.(1) PHASE ONE. CONSOLIDATION OF PERS AT APOE 3.C. (2) PHASE^TWO. DEPLOYMENT OF MAIN-BOD? 3.D. (U) TASKS’ 3.D.(1) J4 MOV 3.D.(1)(A) 4 CFMCU TO PROVIDE MOV CON DETS AT THE FOLLOWING LOC 3.D.(1) (A) (I) APOE - 17 WG WINNIPEG 3.D.(1)(B) PROVIDE FOURTH LINE STRATEGIC MOV COORD AND CON FOR MOV BETWEEN CANADA AND ISB 3.D.({1)(C) FWD ALL CHARTER COSTS TO J8 FIN COORD 3.D.(1)(D) BE PREPARED TO ASSIST FORCE GENERATING HQ WITH MOV RESOURCES REQR FROM ASSY BASE(S) TO APOE IF REQ 3.D.(1)(E) DLBM TO CHARTER NEC AIRLIFT AS DETERMINED BY J4 MOV 3.D.(2) 1 CAD 3.D.(2)(A) PROVIDE AIRLIFT ASSETS 3.D.(2)(B) PROVIDE SP SVCS AT APOE AS REQR BY 4 CFMCU 3.D.(2)(C) PROVIDE MAMS SP AS REQR AT APOE(S) 3.D.(3) CFJHQ 3.D.(3)(A) MOV DEPLOYING PERS FROM ASSY BASE IN KINGSTON TO APOE TRENTON TO ARR NLT 0930 LOCAL 7 MAR jtCRET 000146 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information SECRET ?PAGE 6 RCCPJAD3041 SECRET 3.D.(3)(B) PROVIDE DETAILED TFMT FOR CA PORTION TO J4 MOV OPS ASAP 3.D.(3) (C) UNIT EMPLANING OFFICER FOR JSR TO ENSURE NCCIS PAX BOOKED THRU NPSC ASAP 3.D.(4) NCE JTFSWA 3.D. (4) (A) ‘PROVIDE RECEPTION, STAGING AND £)NWARD INTEGRATION SUPPORT FA'S FOL LOCATIONS “ • • • 3 . D. (4) (A) (I) I-SB—-RJffil-N-MATN—GERMANY 3.D.(4)(A)(II) APOD^TQANDAHAR 3.D. (4) (B) PROVIDE ONrSITEzSUPPORT AS REQR FORzTRANSITING=TROOPS 3.D.(4)(C) PROVIDE DEPARTUREzADVTSORYzTOzU.4rMOV-OPSa 3.D.(5) CLS 3.D.(5)(A) ENSURE PROPER MANIFESTING OF OUTBOUND TROOPS 3 .E. (U) COORD~INSTR< 3.E. (1) ASSY BASE - 17 WG WINNIPEG, CFB KINGSTON 3.E. (2) MOUNTING BASE(S) - 8 WG TRENTON, 17 WG WINNIPEG 3.E. (3) APOE(S) - 8 WG TRENTON, 17 WG WINNIPEG 3.E.(4) TSB^zRHE-INzMAIN —GERMANY) 3.E.(5) APOD~QANDAHAR 3.E. (5) .TIMINGS? 3.E.(5)(A) PgHASE ONE - CC130 (CFC 2693) ARR TRENTON 071630Z DEP ?PAGE 7 RCCPJAD3041 SECRET TRENTON 071730Z ARR WINNIPEG 072130Z 3.E.(5)(B) PHASE--TWO^=ElOn (-TS-900} ARR WINNIPEG 072130Z DEP WINNIPEG 072300Z ARRrRHETNzMATNz0807.00Z::DEPZRHEINIMAINZTBC 3.F. (U) BAGGAGE 3.F.(1) ACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE. ALL DEPLOYING PERS ARE AUTH 100 KG ACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE INCL PERS WPNS. THIS ENTITLEMENT INCLUDES ONE SMALL CARRY-ON ITEM DIMENSIONS NOT TO EXCEED 18 X 16 X 7 INCHES FOR UNDER SEAT STOWAGE. ALL BAGGAGE IS SUBJ TO INSPECTION AS REQR. FOR EASE OF AC LOADING AND MAX SPACE UTILIZATION, BAGGAGE WILL BE STRICTLY LIMITED TO ONE RUCKSACK, ONE DUFFLE BAG, THREE BARRACK BOXES AND PERS WPN 3.F. (2) UNACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE. NOT AUTH 3.G. (C)WPNS AND AMMO 3.G.(1) PERS WPNS. ALL PERS WPNS ARE TO BE BUNDLED AND STOWED IN AC HOLDS. WPNS SHALL NOT BE STOWED IN INDIVIDUAL BAGGAGE. WPN BUNDLES SHALL BE ACCORDED THE SAME PRI AS ACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE AND WILL TRAVEL ON THE SAME AC AS UNIT PERS. UNIT SHALL ENSURE SIGHT COVERS ARE FIRMLY ATTACHED. MBRS WILL CARRY BREECH BLOCKS ON THEIR PERSON. DIRECTION FOR CREW SERVED WPNS PROVIDED AT REF D 3 . G. (2) (/AMMO. _ NOT-AUTHP ?PAGE 8 RCCPJAD3041 SECRET 3. H. (U)PASSPORTS. GREEN OR BLUE ACCEPTABLE. QUESTIONS MAY BE DIR TO CF PASSPORTS SECTION AT 997-7825 3.1. (U)CUSTOMS 3.1. (1) PERSg. NORMAL PROCEDURES APPLY. MEMBERS DEPARTING CANADA WITH ATTRACTIVE/EXPENSIVE SER NUMBERED ITEMS SUCH AS CAMERAS, ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO OBTAIN A STAMPED Y38 CARD FROM CANADA CUSTOMS WHICH WILL CERTIFY OWNERSHIP FOR RE-ENTRY INTO CANADA 4. (U)SVC SP. ASSY BASES AND APOE(S) SHALL PROVIDE SP INCLUDING PROVISION OF R AND Q, GROUND TPT, COMMS, EMERGENCY MED AND DENT SP, SECRET 000147 �s.15(1) Def SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information EMERGENCY REC AND MAINT, JD OTHER ADMIN AND LOG SP TO J DETS, TN AGENCIES AND PERS BEING DEPLOYED. ALL SVC SP REQ TO BE COORD THROUGH 4 CFMCU DET OR LOCAL MOV COORD 5. COMD AND SIGS 5.A. (C)CONTACTS 5.A. (1) J4 MOV OPS. UNSECURE VOICE (CSN) 846-2601 OR COMMERCIAL 613-996 2601 UNSECURE FAX 613-992-7953. (SECURE VOICE AND FAX AT 5.A. (2) 4 CFMCU. (CSN) 621-2584 OR COMMERCIAL 514-252-2879 5.A.(3) JOG HQ. J4 MOV 1 613-541-5010 EXT 4165 5.A.(4) NPSC OTTAWA 613-995-2502 BT #3041 VDAM015 DELIVERED 0652157 147093 ?♦ SECRET 000148 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information ' PRCORBTY OAASZYUW RCCPJAD3042 SECRET 0652012-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS O P 062000Z MAR 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3// ©^ADMN/NEHQ OTTAWA//CLS/CAS/ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN CS)/ )/DGIMO/jI COORD/J4 HSS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/ J3 LAND OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NBC/J3 INTL/J8 FIN COORD/ J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J5 LEGAL OPS/J6 COORD/J6 IO/J2 OPS/ J2 GEO/J3 INTL/J7 DOC AND TRG// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A4/AOC// RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//EA CDS/CMS/EA DCDS/MSO MND/EA DM/EA VCDS/ DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/J3 NAVAL OPS/J5 NATO POL/ J5 PK POL/DHH/J7 LL// RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2 DG INT// ZEN/CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/COS// RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3/N4// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//NO0/N3/N4// ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA =4 ?PAGE 2 RCCPJAD3042 SECRET RCEMIBS/CTG 307.1 TG 307.1 RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCEKMNA/1 CEU MONCTON//CO/DCO// RCEOCEA/LFAAHQ HALIFAX//COMD/COS// RCESCGA/QG SQFT MONTREAL//CMDT/CEM// RCCBJQA/LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/3 PPCLI EDMONTON//REAR PARTY/OC// RCWPDRA/HQ 1 CMBG EDMONTON//COMD// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// RCESJNA/CFSD MONTREAL//CO// RCWPDRA/CFSD EDMONTON//CO// RCCROBA/CFPU TRENTON//CO// RCECGGA/14 WG GREENWOOD//WING COMD/WING OPS O// RCWEFSA/19 WG COMOX//WING COMD/WING OPS O// RCCERYA/CDAO SAUDI ARABIA RCCEBJI/CDAO CHINA RCCECAI/CDAO EGYPT RCCENDI/CDAOOPINDIA ?PAGE 3 RCCPJAD3042 SECRET RCCEJKR/CDAO INDONESIA RCCETW/CDAO ISRAEL RCCETKO/CDAO JAPAN RCCEIBA/CDAO PAKISTAN RCCEANK/CDAO TURKEY RCCEKWA/KWAIT//HOM// RCCENAT/BNATO//MILREP// RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//COMD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// CCT#/?/)^ ZEV J2/r^)P J>£-j . TX r CCT# 7FV ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 'l 000149 ’f-CRET �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// CRET RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// RCWBOCA/2 PPCLI WINNIPEG//CO// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO// BT SECRET COS J3 104 FINAL SECTION OF 2 5.A.(5) J3 INTL 1-3, LCDR BJ TRAVIS, (613) 995-1119 ?PAGE 4 RCCPJAD3042 SECRET 5.B. (C)MOV COORD AND CON. J4 MOV OPS WILL PROVIDE MOV COORD THROUGHOUT. 4 CFMCU REMAINS UNDER OPCOM J4 MOV THROUGHOUT. 4 CFMCU WILL PROVIDE 4TH LINE MOV CON. AT ISB AND APOD MOV CON WILL BE PROVIDED BY SLOC 5.C. (U)REPORTS. ON ACTIVATION 4 CFMCU SHALL SUBMIT DAILY SITREPS NLT 1100Z HRS TO J4 MOV OPS OUTLINE ACTIVITIES FOR THE PAST 24 HRS AND AREAS OF CONCERN. AC DEP ADVICE WILL BE PROVIDED WITHIN 2 HOURS OF FLIGHT DEP/DELAY/ARR BT #3042 VDAM016 DELIVERED 0652158 147094 ?♦ SECRET 000150 l �r priority © Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Docurpen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information ) PAAUZYUW RCCPMPA0013 0642249-UUUU--RCCPOHA. ZNR UUUUU (P) R 052209Z MAR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO CTG 37.1 RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER//CO// RCWMNMS/HMCS OTTAWA//CO// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG JANDAHAR//CO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO/CO NSU// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//CO// -»RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// INFO RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS/DCDS/COS J3/J3 INTL/J3 MP OPS// RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//JI COORD/J2 OPS/J4 LOG/J4 HSS// RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J5 LEGAL OPS/J5 NATO POL/J5 PK POL// RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J5 PA/CMS/CLS/CAS// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RUCJACC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ3/CCJ5/CCC// RHRMDAB/COMUSNAVCENT//N3/N5 // RUEOGA/COMCFLCC DOHA KUWAIT KU//C3/C5/PM// RUEOEEC/USCENTAF-FWD//C3/C5 // Mrawj Hl MAR 0 6 2002 J/ ^50 - I Op-1 C(L PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0013 UNCLAS BT UNCLAS NCE 516 SUBJ: OP APOLLO - FRAG 0 006 TO CA JTFSWA OPORD 01/01 - AMENDMENT TO FRAGO 003 TREATMENT,HANDLING AND TRANSFER OF DETAINEES REF MY 041918Z MAR 02 1. AMEND 5.C.(4) TO READ DETAINEE NOTICE OF CASUALTY (NOTICAS) VICE DETAINEE NOTICES.... 2. NO ACK REQ BT #0013 VDAM005 DELIVERED 0650142 142811 ?♦ ef sO (, RX i>ff CCT#^^ TX cct# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV r>o .000151 �.\V« , Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information SECREI RCCPJAD3180 0642221-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS 0 © G~52T5~OZ~MAR-02^3 iFM NDRQ-OTTAWA//DCDS// T0»ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CLS// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON (INFO}ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//EA CDS/CMS/ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN CS/ ADM (IM)/DGIMO/COS J3/J1 COORD/J4 HSS/J3 AIROPS/J3ENGR/J3LANDOPS/ J3MP OPS/J3 NBC/J3 INTL/J8FINCOORD/J4 LOG/J4MOV/J5 LEGAL OPS/ J6 COORD/J6 10/J2 GEO/J3 NAVAL OPS J6 DOC AND TRG/MSO MND/ EA DM/EA VCDS/DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/J5 NATO POL/ J5 PK POL/DHH/J6 LL// RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2 DG INT// ZEN/CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/COS// W MAR 0 6 2002 200? RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3/N4// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3/N4// ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// 33So-1 RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RCEMIBS/CTG 307.1 RCEMLES/TG 307.1 RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCEKMNA/1 CEU MONCTON//CO/DCO// RCEOCEA/LFAAHQ HALIFAX//COMD/COS// RCESCGA/QG SQFT MONTREAL//CMDT/CEM// RCCBJQA/LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/3 PPCLI EDMONTON//REAR PARTY/OC// Co Op ?PAGE 2 RCCPJAD3180 SECRET RCWPDRA/HQ 1CMBG EDMONTON//COMD// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A4/AOC// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// RCESJNA/CFSD MONTREAL//CO// RCWPDRA/CFSD EDMONTON//CO// RCCROBA/CFPU TRENTON//CO// RCECGGA/14 WG GREENWOOD//WING COMD/WING OPS O// RCWEFSA/19 WG COMOX//WING COMD/WING OPS O// RCCERYA/CDAO SAUDI ARABIA RCCEBJI/CDAO CHINA RCCECAI/CDAO EGYPT RCCENDI/CDAO INDIA RCCEJKR/CDAO INDONESIA RCCETW/CDAO ISRAEL RCCETKO/CDAO JAPAN RCCEIBA/CDAO PAKISTAN RCCEANK/CDAO TURKEY RCCEKWA/KWAIT//HOM// RCCENAT/BNATO//MILREP// ?PAGE 3 RCCPJAD3180 SECRET RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//COMD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO// SECRET TX CCT #/Z^z ZE'/^y fl ftfo 0 P/^2- CCT# ZX ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV Op000152 “___ J �SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information ReegOHA/CA-TT-FSWA-SEOC ~C0Y11 DOHA7/CO/7 RCWBOCA/2 PPCLI WINNIPEG//CO// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPAOpFL//COMD/COS/J3// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A4/AOC// BT SECRET <DCDS=042> SIC LAB/A2W SUB J: rJRDrRI-FLE^GOY-- NTM-> REF: DCDS 038 011331Z MAR 01 FRAG 0 019 DEPLOYMENT ORDER FOR 3RD RIFLE COY 1. DUE TO THE INCREASED SECURITY REQUIREMENTS IN THEATRE AND ONGOING ?PAGE 4 RCCPJAD3180 SECRET OPERATIONS EXTERNAL TO QANDAHAR AIRFIELD, THERE EXISTS A POSSIBILITY TO DEPLOY THE 3RD RIFLE COMPANY PRIOR TO SCHEDULE PROMULGATED AT REF. THIS DEPLOYMENT WILL INCLUDE MT COMPOSITE DET 2. EFFECTIVE UPON RECEIPT, 3RD RIFLE COY AND MT COMPOSITE DET ARE TO ASSUME 48 HRS NTM. UPDATED TIMINGS AND DETAILS FOR DEPLOYMENT TBI BT #3180 VDAM003 DELIVERED 0650140 142719 ?♦ SECRET 000153 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information f NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Importance: s.15(1) Def NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 5 March 2002 7:01 PM ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; Fuller Maj WW (J4 Log Ops 3) J4 Log; Oreziak Maj KT (J3 AirTpt) Op Apollo; Rafter Maj MML (J4 Mov Ops) J4 Log; Chinner LCol BN(J3 Air)Op Apollo MOVE OF C COY by US C17 3 PPCLI URGENT for Maj Blair CFLCC for Maj Yorke High We had a mov MTG with CENTCOM move staff this mng and the plan to deploy 1. C Coy is now as follows: ft? a. WINNIPEG/RHEIN MAIN Lion i? (1) Flight Number: TS-900 L1011 (2) Arrive WINNIPEG 072130Z Mar 02 (3) Depart WINNIPEG 072300Z Mar 02 (4) Arrive RHEIN-MAIN 080700Z MAR 02 (5) Load: 134 Pax, personal weapons, crew served weapons ( 3 X barrack boxes/soldier, 1 X rucksack/soldier, 1 X duffle bag/soldier b. RHEIN MAIN/QANDAHAR (1) Flight Numbers: C17s TBC on 7 Mar (2) Depart RHEIN MAIM TBC on 7 Mar (3) Arrive QANDAHAR TBC on 7 Mar TT TO V/ MAR 0 6 2002 3350-1 OfsO&k 2. This HQ is in In with SLOC pers in Germany, Capt Hall (cell 8816-314-76295) to ensure that the troops are looked after in between flights and that transfers happen properly. 3. J4 Mov NDHQ and this HQ are still working on the two ANTONOV flights to Camp Snoopy. The first is schedule to depart 91900Z Mar and a-rri-ve-DOHA^ rOT4±5-ZMa^. the seeoncj in now scheduled^to deploy^on r26=Ma-raexact timing^ TBC* Their Cloag^rmPis as per |EMAIL~15eT6wTp »6V ttuA 7 QU Iflfl ■ 4. It is key that FSG advise this HQ ASAP if critical stores are required before these two ANTONOV flights. We will try to load such material on next sustainment flight CC-150 YF 4427 due in FUJAIRAH 101130Z Mar and flying mat to QANDAHAR by Here. <2 J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [mailto:ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 5 March 2002 11:31 To: ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo Cc: Rafter Maj MML (J4 Mov Ops) J4 Log; Duff Maj PA (J5 Plans 3) Op Apollo; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo Subject: FW: POSS MOVE OF C COY by US C17 3 PPCLI URGENT for Maj Blair CFLCC for Maj Yoprke Importance: High 1. As per email below we are trying to get the US to fly C Coy in from 1 a. O a. O Ld NJ UJ NJ * * o o o o > CL o CL > > H O * H a a LU NJ o o Id NJ N S' X or 000154 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information / Winnipeg to Qandahar. This i- pers, pers weapons, crew served ..eapons, UAB and batteries. 2. This HQ J3 land is checking about ammo req. 3. What about camp stores/eqpt? Can you in the short term, get the coy in without more of this eqpt? It is planned to get in on the Antonov on the 9 Mar. We need an answer ASAP as we have to give the load data to US CENTCOM by 1200hrs local today, 5 Mar 02. J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [mailto:ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 5 March 2002 11:06 To: ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo Cc: Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Rafter Maj MML (J4 Mov Ops) J4 Log; Duff Maj PA (J5 Plans 3) Op Apollo; Bouchard Col JND (J4 Log) J4 Log; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy CommcenJOp Apollo; Selbie Col JJ(COS)Op Apollo Subject: POSS MOVE OF C COY by US C17 CFLCC URGENT for Maj Yorke Importance: High s.15(1) Def Ref Telecon Maj Yorke/Capt Myers 5 Mar 02 As discussed at ref find below the data that we have now. Capt Myers J4 1. Mov is in contact with NDHQ J4 Mov to refine the data for JOPES and TPFD. a. L1011 134 X Pax, Personal Weapons, Crew served Weapons, 130 Kg UAB As discussed, along with their personal weapons, C Coy intends to bring crew served weapons with them on the L1011 pax flight when they deploy. The dimensions and weights of these crew served weapons are as follows (approx figures only): Grand Total = approx 393 kg incl shipping containers (cases). b. ANTONOV #1" The following is the list of freight and vehs that will go on the 1st AN-124 (with weights and dimensions): From Edmonton fpZSUTCFR*'r8700'3 ; Weight = 56 4401bs (25 596kgs); Length = 240" (6.1m); He'iqht.=^106" (2.7m) ; Width = 138"(3.5m) AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 1; Weight = 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 2; Weight = 2.74m X 2.24m 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 3; Weight = 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m 2 000155 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information Weight = i AC pallet of defensive stores u.eft over from 3 VP deployment t. 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment tt 5; Weight = 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 6; Weight = 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m MLVW Cargo (CFR 83-58715); Weight = 19 8101bs (8 894.13kgs); Length = 278"(7.Im); Height = 93"(2.36m); Width = 97"(2.46m) LSVW Amb (CFR 93-99840); Weight = 9 9201bs (4 498.87kgs); Length = 228" (5.79m); Height = 111"(2.82m); Width = 82"(2.08m) 1 X Crate of Fire Extinguishers left over from 3 VP deployment (Weight = 1001bs/45.4kgs) From Kingston NCCIS 2.74m NCCIS 2.74m AC Pallet #1; Weight = 3 3901bs (1 537.41kgs); Pallet Dimensions = X 2.24m AC Pallet #2; Weight = 4 6301bs (2099.77kgs); Pallet Dimensions = X 2.24m From Ottawa 1 X AC pallet (originator not to be revealed on these means); Weight = 2 7001bs (1 224.49kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m Terra Pod; Weight = 5 5001bs (2 494.33kgs); Length = TBC; Height = TBC; Width = TBC From 3 CSG AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet #1; Weight = 5 6601bs (2 566.89kgs); Pallet Dimensions 2.74m X #2; Weight = 3 6001bs (1 632.65kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #3; Weight = 4 OOOlbs (1 814.06kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #4; Weight = 3 8201bs (1 732.43kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #5; Weight = 3 6701bs (1 664.4Okgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #6; Weight = 4 1201bs (1 868.48kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #7; Weight = ? (TBC); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m c. Antonov #2:The following is the list of freight that is rapidly piling up for the second AN-124: From Edmonton (not here yet)1 crate of 54 lbs cartridges, power device TCN 4E2053AM001 on 2053 FOR KANDAHAR (already shipped to Trenton) 1 pal 272 lbs Aerosols, non-flammable TCN 4E2058FA001 on 2058 FOR KANDAHAR (already shipped to Trenton) 1 T/W of Barbed wire.DESTINATION NOT YET DETERMINED (KANDAHAR OR DOHA) 1 Pal of Tires DESTINATION NOT YET DETERMINED (KANDAHAR OR DOHA) 1 DTW of Lithium Batteries 625 lbs DESTINATION NOT YET DETERMINED (KANDAHAR OR DOHA) 1 T/W 318 lbs 1 DTW 226 lbs of evidence material 1 B/B of kit 1 Pal non regulated insect repellent 174 lbs 2 ctn Aerosols, flammable aprox 16 lbs ea 1 Ctn Aerosols, non-flammable 34.5 lbs 5 Ctn Lithium Batteries 4.4 lbs ea. 2 Ctn Water reactive solids n.o.s ea 5.5 kgs 1 Ctn Water reactive solids n.o.s 11.8 kg 1 Ctn Water reactive solids n.o.s 2 kgs 3 Ctn of Dental materials, ea box box not not exceeding exceeding 77 lbs. These will be dangerous goods, they are not yet identified by the MSDS. 3 000156 �$■ Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information 6.15(1) Def i 1 Ctn Flammable liquid, n.o.s. FOR SLOC QATAR 1 Ctn Lubricant aprox 4 lbs non regulated FOR SLOC QATAR From Kingston (not here yet) The Sigs LSVW 13 X Pallets (combined weight of 3 4521bs) 8 X Paul Bunyans (combined weight of 6 6801bs) 3 X Triwalls (combined weight of 4721bs) 1 X Battle Box (4811bs) 9 X Other (combined weight of 1 1651bs) DC incl in above freight = (Nypco Heaters, 2 X lOKw Generators, 1 X 4Kw Generator, and Fire Extinguishers) From 3 CSG (not here yet) Stores TBD Miscellaneous (ie.: stuff heard through the grapevine but not yet confirmed) (not here yet) Approx 20+ triwalls of UORs for 3 VP (not here yet; TBC) Medical Supplies currently at CMTT in Edmonton? (TBC) 17 Radios for C Coy? (TBC) litis Tow Variants? (TBC) We need the US to fly the C COY as they are reqr ASAP. Our priority is C 2. Coy pers, personal weapons, crew served weapons and UAB listed on L1011 at para 1. a. This HQ has to enter all specific data to CENTCOM move staff by 1200hrs today, 5 Mar 02. We will try to get the bateries submitted as TORS fro ’ on this AC. We are getting the data on UAB and weapons for weight and size. We will try get the data for the two ANTONOVS para 1. b. and c. only in 3. case US also offers to fly this eqpt.Not likely at this time, Cda will still need to bring this stuff fwd. CA JTFSWA J3 Land is doing a staff check on ammo, There may a reqr to 4. bring more quickly with the arrival of C Coy. More to follow. 5. Advise ASAP if you other info 4 000157 �Document disclosed under the Access to /[formation Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Lot sdrr^cck^i O'tfpfqjation • "i, © RAAUZYUW RCCPOHA0003 0641853-UUUU--RCCPMPA. ZNR UUUUU R 051850Z MAR 02 FM CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA TO RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL BT UNCLAS OPS 004 BT UNCLAS OPS 004 SLOC COY ACKNOWLEDGES RECEIPTS OF JTFSWA 509 041918Z MAR 02. BT BT #0003 AMD002 ?♦ ACCEPTED 0641853 141431 © MAR 0 6 2002 L 3-S^n-l Ofco <2^/3 @/ «tp« 000158 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information SECRET NCOS Lt Det 2 (CpI V Sibley) 3 PPCLI BG OP APOLLO (MCpI AJ Forshaw) [Id3cmcn@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 5 March 2002 4:34 PM Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Duff Maj PA (J3 land) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; Fuller Maj WW (J4 Log Ops 3) J4 Log; Errington Capt JW (G3 Ops 1) 1 CMBG From Sgt- Kendall FSG Ops From: Sent: To: Subject: Log Report 05 Mar.doc RKo/G 3 PPCLI BG AMMUNITIONS Hll MAR MAR 00 66 2002 2002 Distr List S3 SO-I Action CA JTFSWA//J4 CA JTFSWA//J4 Sup SLOC//CO CFLCC/ZLog O Info Ops CA JTSFWA// J3 Land NDHQ 0ttawa//J4 Log 1 Svc Bn//Ops O <^oO c SECRET 1 000159 �Pages 160 to / a 162 are withheld pursuant to section sont retenues en vertu de Particle 15(1) Def of the Access to Information Act de la Loi sur I'acces a ('information �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI V Sibley) NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 5 March 2002 11:31 AM ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo Rafter Maj MML (J4 Mov Ops) J4 Log; Duff Maj PA (J5 Plans 3) Op Apollo; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo 3 PPCLI URGENT for Maj Blair CFLCC for FW: POSS MOVE OF C COY by US C17 From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Maj Yoprke High Importance: As per email below we are trying to get the US to fly C Coy in fr 1. Winnipeg to Qandahar. This is pers, pers weapons, crew served weapons, and batteries. 2. MAR 0 6 2002 17 This HQ J3 land is checking about ammo req. What about camp stores/eqpt? Can you in the short term, get the-coy—in3. without more of this eqpt? It is planned to get in on the Antonov on the 9 Mar. We need an answer ASAP as we have to give the load data to US CENTCOM by 1200hrs local today, 5 Mar 02. 335o-i Co J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [mailto:ncej4@jc2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 5 March 2002 11:06 To: ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo Cc: Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Rafter Maj MML (J4 Mov Ops) J4 Log; Duff Maj PA (J5 Plans 3) Op Apollo; Bouchard Col JND (J4 Log) J4 Log; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy CommcenJOp Apollo; Selbie Col JJ(COS)Op Apollo Subject: POSS MOVE OF C COY by US C17 CFLCC URGENT for Maj Yorke Importance: High Ref Telecon Maj Yorke/Capt Myers 5 Mar 02 As discussed at ref find below the data that we have now. Capt Myers J4 1. Mov is in contact with NDHQ J4 Mov to refine the data for JOPES and TPFD. a. L1011 134 X Pax, Personal Weapons, Crew served Weapons, 130 Kg UAB As discussed, along with their personal weapons, C Coy intends to bring crew served weapons with them on the L1011 pax flight when they deploy. The dimensions and weights of these crew served weapons are as follows (approx figures only) : s.15(1) Def Grand Total = approx 393 kg incl shipping containers (cases). 1 000163 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a /'information b. ANTONOV #1" The following is the list of freight and vehs that will go on the 1st AN-124 (with weights and dimensions): From Edmonton SISU (CFR 18700); Weight = 56 4401bs (25 596kgs); Length = 240"(6.1m); Height = 106"(2.7m); Width = 138"(3.5m) AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 1; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 2; Weight 2.74m X 2.24m 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment 3; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 4; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 5; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 6; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m MLVW Cargo (CFR 83-58715); Weight = 19 8101bs (8 894.13kgs); Length = 278"(7.Im); Height = 93"(2.36m); Width = 97"(2.46m) LSVW Amb (CFR 93-99840); Weight = 9 9201bs (4 498.87kgs); Length = 228" (5.79m); Height = 111"(2.82m); Width = 82"(2.08m) 1 X Crate of Fire Extinguishers left over from 3 VP deployment (Weight = 1001bs/45.4kgs) = = = = = = From Kingston NCCIS 2.74m NCCIS 2.74m AC Pallet #1; Weight = 3 3901bs (1 537.41kgs); Pallet Dimensions = X 2.24m AC Pallet #2; Weight = 4 6301bs (2099.77kgs); Pallet Dimensions = X 2.24m From Ottawa 1 X AC pallet (originator not to be revealed on these means); Weight = 2 7001bs (1 224.49kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m Terra Pod; Weight = 5 5001bs (2 494.33kgs); Length = TBC; Height = TBC; Width = TBC From 3 CSG AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet #1; Weight = 5 6601bs (2 566.89kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #2; Weight = 3 6001bs (1 632.65kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #3; Weight = 4 OOOlbs (1 814.06kgs); Pallet Dimensions 2.74m X #4; Weight = 3 8201bs (1 732.43kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #5; Weight = 3 6701bs (1 664.40kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #6; Weight = 4 1201bs (1 868.48kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #7; Weight = ? (TBC); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m c. Antonov #2:The following is the list of freight that is rapidly piling up for the second AN-124: From Edmonton (not here yet)1 crate of 54 lbs cartridges, power device 4E2053AM001 on 2053 FOR KANDAHAR (already shipped to Trenton) TCN 2 000164 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information 1 pal 272 lbs Aerosols, non-flammable TCN 4E2058FA001 on 2058 b-. KANDAHAR (already shipped to Trenton) 1 T/W of Barbed wire.DESTINATION NOT YET DETERMINED (KANDAHAR OR DOHA) 1 Pal of Tires DESTINATION NOT YET DETERMINED (KANDAHAR OR DOHA) 1 DTW of Lithium Batteries 625 lbs DESTINATION NOT YET DETERMINED (KANDAHAR OR DOHA) 1 T/W 318 lbs 1 DTW 226 lbs of evidence material 1 B/B of kit 1 Pal non regulated insect repellent 174 lbs 2 ctn Aerosols, flammable aprox 16 lbs ea 1 Ctn Aerosols, non-flammable 34.5 lbs 5 Ctn Lithium Batteries 4.4 lbs ea. 2 Ctn Water reactive solids n.o.s ea 5.5 kgs 1 Ctn Water reactive solids n.o.s 11.8 kg 1 Ctn Water reactive solids n.o.s 2 kgs 3 Ctn of Dental materials, ea box not exceeding 7 lbs. These will be dangerous goods, they are not yet identified by the MSDS. 1 Ctn Flammable liquid, n.o.s FOR SLOC QATAR 1 Ctn Lubricant aprox 4 lbs non regulated FOR SLOC QATAR From Kingston (not here yet) The Sigs LSVW 13 X Pallets (combined weight of 3 4521bs) 8 X Paul Bunyans (combined weight of 6 6801bs) 3 X Triwalls (combined weight of 4721bs) 1 X Battle Box (4811bs) 9 X Other (combined weight of 1 1651bs) DC incl in above freight = (Nypco Heaters, 2 X lOKw Generators, 1 X 4Kw Generator, and Fire Extinguishers) From 3 CSG (not here yet) Stores TBD Miscellaneous (ie.: stuff heard through the grapevine but not yet confirmed) (not here yet) Approx 20+ triwalls of UORs for 3 VP (not here yet; TBC) Medical Supplies currently at CMTT in Edmonton? (TBC) 17 Radios for C Coy? (TBC) litis Tow Variants? (TBC) 2. We need the US to fly the C COY as they are reqr ASAP. Our priority is C Coy pers, personal weapons, crew served weapons and UAB listed on L1011 at para 1. a. This HQ has to enter all specific data to CENTCOM move staff by 1200hrs today, 5 Mar 02. We will try to get the bateries submitted as IORS fro ' -- on this AC. We are getting the data on UAB and weapons for weight and size. s.15(1) Def We will try get the data for the two ANTONOVS para 1. b. and c. only in 3. case US also offers to fly this eqpt.Not likely at this time, Cda will still need to bring this stuff fwd. 4. CA JTFSWA J3 Land is doing a staff check on ammo, There may a reqr to bring more quickly with the arrival of C Coy. More to follow. 5. Advise ASAP if you other info 3 000165 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information YQlff NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI V Sibley) Subject: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 5 March 2002 11:06 AM ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Rafter Maj MML (J4 Mov Ops) J4 Log; Duff Maj PA (J5 Plans 3) Op Apollo; Bouchard Col JND (J4 Log) J4 Log; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; Selbie Col JJ(COS)Op Apollo POSS MOVE OF C COY by US C17 CFLCC URGENT for Maj Yorke Importance: High From: Sent: To: Cc: Ref Telecon Maj Yorke/Capt Myers 5 Mar 02 As discussed at ref find below the data that we have now. Capt Myers J4 1. Mov is in contact with NDHQ J4 Mov to refine the data for JOPES and TPFD. a. L1U11 L1011 134 X Pax, Personal Weapons, Crew served Weapons, 130 Kg UAB As discussed, along with their personal weapons, C Coy intends to bring c^ewjj served weapons with them on the L1011 pax flight when they deploy, The dimensions and weights of these crew served weapons are as follows (appih figures only): . jgTOWl iffl MAR 0 6 2002 335n-l s.15(1) Def Grand Total approx 393 kg incl shipping containers (cases). - Ops b. ANTONOV #1" The following is the list of freight and vehs that will go on the 1st: AN-124 (with weights and dimensions): From Edmonton SISU (CFR 18700); Weight = 56 4401bs (25 596kgs); Length = 240"(6.1m); Height = 106"(2.7m); Width = 138"(3.5m) AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment ft 1; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment #2; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 3; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment #4; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment # 5; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m AC pallet of defensive stores left over from 3 VP deployment it 6; Weight 90001bs (4 081.63kqs); 081.63kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m MLVW Cargo (CFR 83-58715); Weight = 19 8101bs (8 894.13kgs); Length = 278"(7.1m); Height = 93"(2.36m); Width = 97"(2.46m) LSVW Amb (CFR 93-99840); Weight = 9 9201bs (4 498.87kgs); Length = 228" (5.79m); Height = lll"(2.82m); Width = 82"(2.08m) = = = = = = 1 X Crate of Fire Extinguishers left over from 3 VP deployment (Weight = 1001bs/45.4kgs) From Kingston 1 000166 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /‘information ■J NCCIS 2.74m NCCIS 2.74m AC Pallet #1; Weight = 3 3901bs (1 537.41kgs); Pallet Dimensions X 2.24m AC Pallet #2; Weight = 4 6301bs (2099.77kgs); Pallet Dimensions X 2.24m From Ottawa 1 X AC pallet (originator not to be revealed on these means); Weight = 2 7001bs (1 224.49kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m Terra Pod; Weight = 5 5001bs (2 494.33kgs); Length = TBC; Height = TBC; Width = TBC From 3 CSG AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet 2.24m AC pallet #1; Weight = 5 6601bs (2 566.89kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #2; Weight = 3 6001bs (1 632.65kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #3; Weight = 4 OOOlbs (1 814.06kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #4; Weight = 3 8201bs (1 732.43kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #5; Weight = 3 6701bs (1 664.40kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #6; Weight = 4 1201bs (1 868.48kgs); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X #7; Weight = ? (TBC); Pallet Dimensions = 2.74m X 2.24m c. Antonov #2:The following is the list of freight that is rapidly piling up for the second AN-124: From Edmonton (not here yet)1 crate of 54 lbs cartridges, power device TCN 4E2053AM001 on 2053 FOR KANDAHAR (already shipped to Trenton) 1 pal 272 lbs Aerosols, non-flammable TCN 4E2058FA001 on 2058 FOR KANDAHAR (already shipped to Trenton) 1 T/W of Barbed wire.DESTINATION NOT YET DETERMINED (KANDAHAR OR DOHA) 1 Pal of Tires DESTINATION NOT YET DETERMINED (KANDAHAR OR DOHA) 1 DTW of Lithium Batteries 625 lbs DESTINATION NOT YET DETERMINED (KANDAHAR OR DOHA) 1 T/W 318 lbs 1 DTW 226 lbs of evidence material 1 B/B of kit 1 Pal non regulated insect repellent 174 lbs 2 ctn Aerosols, flammable aprox 16 lbs ea 1 Ctn Aerosols, non-flammable 34.5 lbs 5 Ctn Lithium Batteries 4.4 lbs ea. 2 Ctn Water reactive solids n.o.s ea 5.5 kgs 1 Ctn Water reactive solids n.o.s 11.8 kg 1 Ctn Water reactive solids n.o.s 2 kgs 3 Ctn of Dental materials, ea box not exceeding 7 lbs. These will be dangerous goods, they are not yet identified by the MSDS. 1 Ctn Flammable liquid, n.o.s FOR SLOC QATAR 1 Ctn Lubricant aprox 4 lbs non regulated FOR SLOC QATAR From Kingston (not here yet) The Sigs LSVW 13 X Pallets (combined weight of 3 4521bs) 8 X Paul Bunyans (combined weight of 6 6801bs) 3 X Triwalls (combined weight of 4721bs) 1 X Battle Box (4811bs) 9 X Other (combined weight of 1 1651bs) DC incl in above freight = (Nypco Heaters, 2 X lOKw Generators, 1 X 4Kw Generator, and Fire Extinguishers) 2 000167 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information From 3 CSG (not here yet) Stores TBD Miscellaneous (ie.: stuff heard through the grapevine but not yet confirmed) (not here yet) Approx 20+ triwalls of UORs for 3 VP (not here yet; TBC) Medical Supplies currently at CMTT in Edmonton? (TBC) 17 Radios for C Coy? (TBC) litis Tow Variants? (TBC) 2. We need the US to fly the C COY as they are reqr ASAP. Our priority is C Coy pers, personal weapons, crew served weapons and UAB listed on L1011 at para 1. a. This HQ has to enter all specific data to CENTCOM move staff by 1200hrs today, 5 Mar 02. We will try to get the bateries submitted as TORS on this AC. We are getting the data on UAB and weapons for fro weight and size. s.15(1) Def 3. We will try get the data for the two ANTONOVS para 1. b. and c. only in case US also offers to fly this eqpt.Not likely at this time, Cda will still need to bring this stuff fwd. 4. CA JTFSWA J3 Land is doing a staff check on ammo, There may a reqr to bring more quickly with the arrival of C Coy. More to follow. 5. Advise ASAP if you other info 3 000168 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI V Sibley) Ops Centre Watch Op Apollo (LCdr HC Sohn) [nceopsw@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] 5 March 2002 10:19 AM ‘Shared (UAE LRP CO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE Mission Support Office) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo; 'TGCBTO'; ‘Shared (UAE TAL CO) Op Apollo; 'CC150 Det CO (Maj D McLellan)'; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; KUWSRT@jc2is.cndhq.dnd.ca; 'HMCS Ottawa'; 'HMCS Iroquois'; 'HMCS Preserver1; 'Toronto'; 'Vancouver' Robertson Maj JR (PAFFO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NDCC) Ottawa; Izatt Maj EM (TF Engr Advisor)Op Apollo; Selbie Col JJ(COS)Op Apollo; Egglefield Maj JYD (PM)Op Apollo; Perron LCol JJG (Legal Advisor) Op Apollo; Campbell Capt LKC (NCE J8 Fin)Op Apollo; Knox LCdr SL (J8) Op Apollo; Ferguson Maj RK(J6)Op Apollo; McInnis Capt WJ(J6 Ops)Op Apollo; Munn WO JW(CCO )Op Apollo; Forestell LCol JR (J5) Op Apollo; Garriock Maj TJ (J9 )Op Apollo; Smith LCdr LF (J5 Plans) Op Apollo; Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo; Walker Maj B (NCE J4 HSS)Op Apollo; Chinner LCol BN(J3 Air)Op Apollo; (NCE J2 Ops) Op Apollo; ’ ‘ ’(J2 )Op Apollo; (J2 WO) Op Apollo; Leighton LCdr JN (J1 ) Op Apollo; Robertson Capt FA (NCE J1 Services)Op Apollo; Tomlinson Capt CMW (NCE J1 Mgmt)Op Apollo CA JTFSWA TFSO 102 - TRANSFER, HANDLING AND TRANSFER OF DETAINNES From: Sent: To: Cc: s.15(1) Def Subject: JTFSWA TFSO 102 doc TFSO 102 coverdoc FOR MSO PLEASE ENSURE THIS IS PASSED TO THE UNITS IAW DIST LIST FOR NDCC PLEASE DIST TO DCDS, COS J3, J3 INTL, JI COORD FOR ALL PLSE ACK. LB MAR 0 6 2002 33 Sa-| LCDR SOHN SENDS CA JTFSWA J3 COORD DSN 651 1283 1 000169 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA TFSO 102 TREATMENT, HANDLING AND TRANSFER OF DETAINEES References: A. The Third Geneva Convention of August 12, 1949 (Relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War) B. B-GG-005-004/FP-003 Prisoner of War Handling, Detainees, Interrogation and Tactical Questioning C. B-GG-005-027/FP-023 Code of Conduct for Canadian Forces Personnel D. B-GL-362-00l/FP-001 Land Force Tactical Aide-Memoire Military Police Insert E. B-GG-005-004/AF-005 Use of Force in CF Operations (Revise One) 2001-06-01 F. B-GG-005-027/AF-020 The Law of Armed Conflict at the Operational and Tactical Level 20 Oct 99 DEFINITIONS A "detainee” is defined as a person not consensually in the custody or control of 102.1 friendly forces during operations. 102.2 Detainees can include, but are not limited to, those persons who: a. interfere or could potentially interfere with a Friendly Force mission; b. have gained unauthorized access to Friendly Force property; c. have committed a hostile act or have demonstrated hostile intent; d. have committed a serious crime in Afghanistan; e. acted in contravention of applicable UNSCRs; or f. are suspected or confirmed members of the Al Qaida or Taliban PURPOSE 102.3 The purpose of this TFSO is to promulgate JTFSWA policy and procedures pertaining to the treatment, handling and transfer of detainees. BACKGROUND 102.4 The nature of operations undertaken by Canadian Forces assigned to JTFSWA in support of the US led coalition campaign against terrorism in the US CENTCOM Area of Responsibility makes it likely that JTFSWA units will, from time to time, in the execution of assigned missions and tasks, detain individuals be they Al Qaeda, Taliban or others. 1/6 000170 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information COMMANDER’S INTENT 102.5 All detainees will be properly treated. Detainees taken during MIO in support of UNSCR sanctions against Iraq will be transferred in accordance with existing procedures. Detainees taken in Afghanistan and in international waters will be promptly transferred to US authorities. Detainees taken elsewhere in theatre will be transferred to Host Nation authorities. POLICY AND PROCEDURES 102.6 This TFSO provides essential information required by COs and unit personnel. Annexes include aide-memoires and formats for reports and returns that will be required by units. GENERAL 102.7 As a minimum, CF personnel shall treat all detainees to the same standard as is afforded to Prisoners of War (PW). The rules on the treatment of PWs contained in the Third Geneva Convention (reference A) shall be consistently applied for the treatment of all detainees. On CF approved missions, individuals may be detained for the purpose of mission 102.8 accomplishment where failure to do so might reasonably be expected to compromise mission success. These detainees may be released when security concerns no longer exist. The direction and guidance contained in this TFSO are in concert with the CDS approved Rules of Engagement (ROE) implemented by Commander JTFSWA. 102.9 DETAINEE TREATMENT The CF Code of Conduct (reference C) and doctrine (references B, E and F) provide 102.10 guidance to all persons on the treatment of detainees. The fundamental rules for the treatment of detainees are: a. they must be treated humanely; b. any discrimination on the ground of race, nationality, religious belief or political opinions is unlawful; and c. reprisals against them are prohibited. 102.11. Feeding. Detainees shall be given a drink of water at least once every six hours within the first 24 hours and a plain meal within 12 hours of capture, taking into account ethnic and religious considerations when feasible. Detainees held for longer than 24 hours shall be provided food and water on the same scale as CF personnel. 2/6 000171 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information 102.12 Injured Detainees. Injured detainees shall be afforded the same treatment as coalition forces. There shall be no distinction made between injured based on any grounds other than medical ones. Injured detainees may be evacuated through normal medical channels. The capturing unit shall provide guards to accompany injured detainees until they can be returned to the detention facility. To the extent possible, injured detainees will be kept segregated and mechanical restraints should not be used. CAPTURE OF DETAINEE s.15(1) Def 102.13 Use of Force. Use of Force required to capture, detain, protect and prevent the escape of detainees is detailed in ROE issued to each JTFSWA unit CO. In accordance with ROE, 102.14 Organization. It may be necessary for large group of detainees to be organized in groups with an assigned spokesperson. Guards, interpreters, medical staff and cooks will be required if the detainees are not immediately evacuated. DETAINEES TO BE TRANSFERED TO A HOST NATION (HN) 102.15 These procedures apply at every stage of detainee evacuation until such time as the detainees are handed over to a HN organization responsible for the custody of detainees. The essential steps are: a. Disarm detainee; b. Search thoroughly; (1) Remove all articles, personal and military that can be used by the detainee to injure anyone or that may assist in an escape or in communication with other detainees; and (2) Detainees should normally be searched by persons of the same sex. Searches by a guard of the opposite sex, when such a search is necessary for security reasons, shall be done in the presence of an officer; c. Arrange for immediate treatment of injured detainees; d. When necessary for security reasons and when authorized by ROE where applicable. 3/6 000172 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information e. With the assistance of an interpreter, if required, advise detainee why he/she is detained. DETAINEES TO BE TRANSFERED TO US FORCES 102.16 For detainees that are to be handed over to US forces, in addition to the steps in paragraph 102.15, the supplementary procedures detailed below are to be followed. The purpose of these additional steps is to ensure appropriate procedures are implemented to safely evacuate detainees to the point of transfer to a US force or US facility approved by Commander JTFSWA. a. Searches; (1) Enter the items removed on the Capture Report found at Annex B and keep the removed items in an individual detainee effect bag; (2) Unless there are overriding security concerns, do not remove steel helmet, respirator, uniform and equipment, ground sheets, identity tokens, badges of rank, watches and jewellery or cigarette cases. Money should be removed if a large sum is found. The amount will be annotated on the Capture Report found at Annex B and handed in to the designated custodian and a receipt shall be given to the detainee; and b. Segregate on arrival; (1) Count detainees by officers and NCMs (or equivalent) and civilians, keeping positive control of them at all times; (2) When necessary for security reasons, do not permit any talking amongst detainees; and (3) Form up detainees by rank (or equivalent status) depending on the quantity of detainees and available space; s.15(1) Def C. d. The CO shall ensure detainees are provided food and water in accordance with this order and that the times are properly noted in the Capture Report (Annex B) for future reference. e. Detainees will be identifed with a PW Capture Tag as shown at Annex A with a Detainee Control number. Part A of the PW Tag must be on the detainee, ideally attached to the body with a plastic tie. Part B is held by the escorts and Part C is attached to the detainee's property. Note that the PW Capture Tags, already 4/6 000173 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information issued in bulk, shall be ink amended by the receiving units to read “Detainee Capture Tag”; and f. March and/or transport the detainee(s) to the designated collection point, holding area or coalition detention facility. 102.17 Detainee Treatment Card. Annex H provides CF personnel with a quick reference card as to their responsibilities in the handling of detainees. These cards are to be issued to those JTFSWA personnel who could be expected to handle detainees in the execution of their duties. 102.18 Detainee Holding Facilities. In most instances, arrangements for prompt evacuation of detainees will have been established and JTFSWA units will not likely be required to establish permanent or semi-permanent holding facilities. The evacuation process should commence immediately after the detainee has been captured and the detainee documentation process completed. In some instances, it may be necessary to hold the detainees until escorts can be arranged for their evacuation. In this case, temporary facilities may be required. These may be any suitable structure or clearing that will allow orderly collection and prevent escape. If a building, room, or office area is not available, defensive stores may be used to mark an area or construct an austere facility. Details for the construction of field collection points or holding areas are contained in references B and D. Detainees aboard ships may be evacuated to another ship where holding facilities are available and where detainees can be held in a centralized location. 102.19 Detainee Evacuation And Transfer. COs shall adapt the general procedures in Annex I for the evacuation of detainees from the point of capture to a collection point. Normally, a collection point is established near unit operations or within a designated area in the unit lines. Additional CF resources may be required during the transfer process. 102.20 Disposition Reporting JTFSWA NCE PM is responsible for tracking the location, subsequent transfer(s) and release(s) of detainees transferred to US forces. DETAINEE DOCUMENTATION AND REPORTING FOR TRANSFER TO US FORCES 102.21 The following reports, as applicable, shall be prepared by the capturing unit: a. PW Capture Tag (Annex A); b. The Capture Report (Annex B); c. The Common Capture Report (Annex C), d. Detainee Report - DETREP (Annex D); e. Detainee Casualty Report - DETAINEE CASREP (Annex E); 5/6 000174 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information f. Detainee Notification of Casualty - DETAINEE NOTICAS, if required (Annex F); and g. Detainee Death Certificate, if required (Annex G). 102.22 Annex A shall be completed prior to the transfer of the detainees. Annexes B and C will be completed as soon as possible after the capture of a detainee and shall be as complete as possible. The information contained in Annex B is to be forwarded to JTFSWA NCE PM as soon as possible, for onward submission to the NDHQ, for those detainees transferred to the US detention facility in Kandahar or other US forces controlled facilities. Annex D shall be sent daily as directed in Commander JTFSWA orders. Annexes E and F shall be submitted as required. 102.23 Copies of all reports will be included in the Unit War Diary. 102.24 The JTFSWA NCE PM will prepare reports required by NDHQ. OPI JTFSWA NCE PM Annexes Annex A - PW Capture Tag Annex B - Capture Report Annex C - Common Capture Report (COMCAPREP) Annex D - Detainee Report (DETREP) Annex E - Detainee Casualty Report (DETAINEE CASREP) Annex F - Detainee NOTICAS Annex G - Detainee Death Certificate Annex H - Detainee Treatment Card Annex I - Detainee Process Annex J - Commander’s Aide-Memoire 6/6 000175 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information TFSO 102 - Annex A Prisoner of War Capture Tag / ATTACH TO PW Q Reverse PART A CAPTURE SER NO OF TAG DTG OF CAPTURE LOC OF CAPTURE PW NAME PW RANK PWSN PWDOB PW NATIONALITY POWER SERVED BY PW CAPTURING UNIT PART C ATTACHED TO EQUIPMENT OR DOCS YES I NO COMMENTS OR REMARKS ON REVERSE OF PART B YES / NO PARTS CAPTURE SER NO OF TAG DTG OF CAPTURE LOC OF CAPTURE PW NAME PW RANK PWSN PWDOB PW NATIONALITY POWER SERVED BY PW CAPTURING UNIT PARTC CAPTURE SER NO OF TAG DTG OF CAPTURE LOC OF CAPTURE PW NAME PW RANK PWSN PW DOB PW NATIONALITY POWER SERVED BY PW CAPTURING UNIT Note: 1. 2. REMARKS: INCLUDE ANY INFO WHICH MAY ASSIST THE INT EFFORT, E.G., CIRCUMSTANCES OF CAPTURE. ASSOCIATED PW CAPTURED AT THE SAME TIME/LOC, PW UNIT, ETC. ADD COMMENTS OR REMARKS, AS REQR. PERFORATION) (Reinforced Section) ATT TO PW EQUIPMENT OR DOCS ENSURE ALL DOCS/EQUIPMENT ARE SECUR IN ONE PACKAGE MARKED WITH X IN BOX BELOW. IF, OF PARTICULAR INT IMPORTANCE. Detainee Control Numbers will be issued in orders. Strike out “PW” on the TAG and replace it with “DETAINEE”. A-1/1 000176 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information TFSO 102-Annex B Capture Report CAPTURE REPORT Capture Report CA (12-01) Protected A ■ To be completed at the time of capture by the capturing ship/unit and then retained by the escort until detainee is handed over. Rank 1. Name of Detainee .Service and Unit 2. Service Number or Identification Nationality 3. Where captured (Grid Ref) 4. DTG of Capture 5. Direction Heading (eg. NW) 6. Other members of group (Names/Rk/Svc No.) Signed Name Food and Drink given at (DTG) Rank 1 .4. 2. 5. 3. 6 Ship/Unit DTG 1 Items removed from the Detainee [ 1 .4. 2 5. 3 6 Protected A B-1/1 000177 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information TFSO 102-Annexe Common Capture Report COMMON CAPTURE REPORT 1. The COMCAPREP is a standard NATO message, Nations have agreed to its use through their ratification of STANAG 2044 or AJP 2.5 which contains full details of the message, its use and format. This report will be used for detainees although it is intended for PWs. 2. Purpose of the Report. The purpose of the report is to: a. Alert the J2/G2 organizations of the possible capture of a potential source of information. b. Alert the PM of the capture of detainees. c. Alert the higher HQ and the JTFSWA NCE to the capture of detainees so that arrangements for the movement, care and disposal of the DETAINEE can be put in train. 3. Completion of the Report. Capturing units are to complete the COMCAPREP as fully as the circumstances allow but the evacuation of detainees should not be delayed by the requirement for the completion of a COMCAPREP. 4. Format of the COMCAPREP. The format of the COMCAPREP is set out on the succeeding pages. COMCAPREP Template 1. Designator of Capturing Unit. 2. Date/Time Group of Capture. P I d ItT t | t rn M Z M Y M | Y Location of Capture. 3. a. L± or b. UTM Grid Reference. I N | A A | A | A I N N | N I N I N I N | Latitude and Longitude. Ln In |n |n |n I n | a In k Tn I n I N I N In k C-1/3 000178 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information TFSO 102 - Annex C Common Capture Report Numbers of Detainees Captured. 4. Officers - Male a. M N I N F N N I N | M N I N N n1 N F N N N N Fs M N N N I N I I S | F N N N N N N o b. N I N | Officers - Female. o I N NCO - Male. C. Hn NCO - Female. d. Soldiers - Male. e. I Soldiers - Female. f. N | N N | N | Others - Male. g- m h. M Others - Female. I C | F "T N I N | Captured Enemy Documents (CED). 5. Free text listing of the numbers, type and nationality of the documents. Captured Enemy Equipment (CEE) 6. Free text listing of the numbers, type and nationality of the equipment. Circumstances of Capture. 7. Free text statement of such details as; Size of Force, Direction of Movement, Speed of Movement. C-2/3 000179 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information TFSO 102-Annexe Common Capture Report Other Points of Intelligence Interest. 8. =ree text statement of such details as: Nationality, Allegiance, Service, Branch, Unit, Function, ’osition, Categorization. Location of Capturing Unit at time of COMCAPREP. 9. UTM Grid Reference. a. N | N |a|a|a|n|n|n N | N | N or Latitude and Longitude. b. |"n 10. N In In |n I n | a In I N I N ]n In In |n | a~| Evacuation Intentions. To what location, When and By What Means it is intended to evacuate the DETAINEE. KEY I N - Numerical Character except in the M - Month except in 4 a, c, e and g first field of 4c where it is the designator where it is the designator for Male. for NCO._________________________ Y - Year. A - Alphabetical Character. D - Day__________________________ O - Officer.________ S - Soldier. T - Time. C - Other Personnel. C-3/3 000180 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information TFSO102-Annex D Detainee Report (DETREP) DETAINEE REPORT 1. National policy requires that a daily update on the total numbers of detainees held by the CF be reported. This requirement is met through the use of the DETREP. 2. Format. The DETREP is a simple form, the layout of which is set out in this Annex. 3. Submission of the DETREP. A DETREP for each nationality of detainees is to be completed daily by all units. JTFSWA NCE PM will consolidate the figures into a heatre DETREP that is to be sent to NDHQ. (UNIT) AS AT, DETR EP FOR. Ser Detail 1. Totals from last DETREP 2. Detainee TOS since last DETREP 3. Detainees transferred1 since last DETREP_____ 4. Detainees escaped2 since last DETREP__________ 5. Detainees died2 since last DETREP 6, Detainees on strength3 at DTG of this DETREP Male (DTG) Female 1 Details of transfers are to be enclosed with the DETREP. Detainee Control Number of detainee transferred, escaped or who have died are to be enclosed with the DETREP. 2 Detainee Control Number of detainee transferred, escaped or who have died are to be enclosed with the DETREP. 3 All detainees on the strength of the reporting unit, including those in military or civil hospital. D-1/1 000181 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information TFSO 102-Annex E Detainee Casualty Report (DETAINEE CASREP) THE DETAINEE CASUALTY REPORT DETAINEE CASREP FOR, .............. ..............(UNIT) AS AT.......................... DTG DETAINEES Serial Detail Female Male Totals from last 1. DETAINEE CASREP 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DETAINEE TOS since last DETAINEE CASREP DETAINEE evacuated since last DETAINEE CASREP______________ DETAINEE died since last DETAINEE CASREP Number of DETAINEE Casualties on strength at DTG of this DETAINEE CASREP______________ Detainee Control Number placed on VSI/SI lists since last DETAINEE CASREP 7. Detainee Control 8. Number removed from SI/VSI4 lists since last DETAINEE CASREP Detainee Control Number who have died since last DETAINEE CASREP_____________ 1. Only Medical Facilities complete this report. 2. The DETAINEE CASREP fulfils the function of informing the unit’s higher HQ and the JTFSWA PM and J4 HSS of the numbers of detainees who are undergoing medical treatment and who are detained in medical facilities. If required, this also enables NDHQ to be informed of the whereabouts of all detainees held in Canadian custody. 3. Submission of the Detainee Casualty Report. A DETAINEE CASREP for each nationality of detainees is to be completed daily by all medical facilities having a detainees.5 The JTFSWA NCE PM will consolidate the figures into a theatre DETAINEE CASREP that is to be sent to the J4 HSS JTFSWA NCE and NDHQ. 4 SI/VSI means seriously ill / very seriously ill. 5 In practical terms, this will include all Unit Medical Stations, Field Hospitals, Hospital Ships and General Hospitals. E-1/1 000182 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information TFSO 102-Annex F Detainee NOTICAS THE DETAINEE NOTICAS 1. The Detainee NOTICAS informs the chain of command of the circumstances surrounding the death or serious injury of a detainee in Canadian custody. 2. Submission of the DETAINEE NOTICAS. The Detainee NOTICAS is to be initiated by the unit where the detainee was held at the time of the occurrence. The NOTICAS is to be transmitted in signal format by the fastest possible means using an IMMEDIATE precedence. 3. Format. The format of the DETAINEE NOTICAS is set out below: ______ Detail ________________ Explanation Precedence - Action Precedence - Always IMMEDIATE__________ Always IMMEDIATE Note Information_______ Date/Time Group From____________ To______________ Info_____________ Classification_____ SIC_________ DET NOTICAS One Title of Holding Unit______________________ NDHQ// DCDS/CFPM//___________________ JTFSWA TAMPA FL//Comd/J4 HSS/PM// Confidential_____________________________ ABA/W5C/BAA_________________________ Title of Signal____________________________ L 1. 1, 2. Brief statement of occurrence to include: a. b. Detainee Control Number. Detainee Rank. c. Detainee Initials. Detainee Name. Occurrence. DTG of occurrence._________________ f. Brief statement of circumstances surrounding the occurrence.______________________________ Type of occurrence._______________________ Detainee NOK___________________________ When investigation into occurrence will be held. d. e. Two Three Four Five 3. 4. Notes: 1. The SIC will ensure that the message reaches the appropriate branches of the addressee headquarters. Specific guidance will be provided by the DCDS staff. 2. A brief categorization of the cause of the occurrence. 3. If an inquiry has already been held, the date of the inquiry and its outcome 4. should be inserted here. F-1/1 000183 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information TFSO 102-Annex G Detainee Death Certificate _____________________ DETAINEE DEATH CERTIFICATE NOTIFICATION OF DEATH___________________________ Department of National Defence - Canada Power on which the detainee depended:_________________ Name and First Names: First name of Father: Place and Date of Birth: Place and Date of Death: Rank and Service Number (as given on identity disc)_____________________ Address of next of kin: Where and When taken in detention: Place of burial: Is the grave marked and can the relatives find it later?_______________________ Are the personal effects in the keeping of the Detaining Power or are they being forwarded together with this notification? If forwarded, through which agency? The person who cared for the deceased during sickness or at his last moments (doctor, nurse, minister of religion, fellow detainee) should write here or on the attached sheet, a short account of the circumstances of the death and burial. Date, seal and signature of responsible authority: Signature and address of two witnesses: Notes: 1. 2. The form should be available in English and in the detainee’s own language. It is acknowledged that not all the information may be available. G-1/1 000184 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information TFSO 102-Annex H Detainee Treatment Card DETAINEE TREATMENT CARD HANDLE DETAINEES FIRMLY, PROMPTLY BUT HUMANELY AS A MEMBER OF THE CANADIAN FORCES YOU WILL COMPLY WITH THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT INCLUDING THE GENEVA CONVENTIONS. The captive in your hands must be disarmed, secured, and watched. A detainee at all times must receive humane treatment. Any form of abuse including torture is prohibited. Breathing must not be impeded by covering the nose and mouth when blindfolding detainees. YOU CAN AND WILL a. b. c. DISARM DETAINEES. IMMEDIATELY SEARCH, REQUIRE SILENCE, AND SEGREGATE DETAINEES. GUARD CAREFULLY AND TAKE TO THE PLACE DESIGNATED BY YOUR COMMANDER. YOU CANNOT AND MUST NOT a. b. c. MISTREAT, HUMILIATE OR ABUSE DETAINEES. TAKE PERSONAL EFFECTS. REFUSE NECESSARY MEDICAL TREATMENT. TAGGING IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT YOU PROPERLY TAG ALL DETAINEES. THE TAG MUST CONTAIN, AT A MINIMUM, THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION: a. b. c. d. DATE/TIME OF CAPTURE PLACE OF CAPTURE CAPTURING UNIT CIRCUMSTANCES OF CAPTURE THE TAG SHOULD BE AS DETAILED AND THOROUGH AS POSSIBLE. THE TAG USED MAY BE THE PRE-PRINTED TYPE OR CAN BE MADE OF ANY MATERIAL AVAILABLE. TAKE THE DETAINEE TO A SECURE LOCATION As soon as possible evacuate the captive to a place of safety and interrogation by US/Coalition forces designated by your commander. Military documents and materi taken from the captive are also sent to'the interrogators, but the captive may keep his personal effects, including personal protective equipment such as helmets. MISTREATMENT OF ANY DETAINEE IS A CRIMINAL OFFENCE. EVERYONE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PERSON IN THEIR HANDS It is both dishonorable and foolish to mistreat a detainee, it is also a punishable offense; and not even a beaten enemy will surrender if it is known capture will mean abuse and death at the hands of the captors. The enemy will resist and make capture more costly. Fair treatment of detainees encourages the enemy to surrender. PROVIDE APPROPRIATE MEDICAL TREATMENT TO A DETAINEE The detainee is a human being and must be treated like one. ALL PERSONS IN YOUR HANDS, WHETHER SUSPECTS, CIVILIANS OR COMBAT CAPTIVES, MUST BE PROTECTED AGAINST VIOLENCE, INSULTS, CURIOSITY AND REPRISALS OF ANY KIND Show your strength by your fairness, firmness and humanity to the detainee in your hands. H-1/1 000185 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information DETAINEE PROCESS (Principles apply at sea) TFSO 102-Annex I Detainee Process Immediate Handover to US Forces a® L> DISARM CF Processing to US Collection 1ST AID IF NEC MANDATORY PARTS OF PW TAG ONLY HANDOVER TO US INFORM I US HQ DISARM J3 1ST AID IF NEC BG HQ PL n COY HQ HQ INFORM JTFHQ I BG HQ MP PWTAG OF MP US MP J3 MP DND CAPTURE REPORT COMCAPREP | SEARCH | CF ESCORT either/or^ PW TAG 1-1/1 CF MP PWTAG I kiAMnn\/pp to i iq I US ESCORT CF MP I US ESCORT US PW COLLECTION POINT/CAMP 000186 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information TFSO 102-Annex J Commander’s Aide-Memoire Tp/PI ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN ON THE CAPTURE OF DETAINEES (principles apply at sea) __ | Sect Comd | Tp/Pl Comd Individual CF Processing of Detainees to US Collection Point • • • • Disarm First Aid (if necessary) Inform immediate Comd • • • • • Inform immediate Comd • Assign immediate guard Info Sqn/Coy HQ Confirm nos. Confirm tpt req Assign pl guard (res. sect) s.15(1) Def • Pass over to guard • Inform Sect Comd as soon as practicable of capture • Search • PW Capture Tag (DND 1361 [7-80]) if possible • Pass to Pl guard • Inform PI Comd • PW Capture Tag if not already tagged • Capture Report • Guard CF Immediate Handover of Detainees to US Forces • Disarm • First Aid • (if necessary) • Inform Sect Comd • Complete PW Capture Tag Boxes 1, 8,9,10 • Handover to US • Inform Coy HQ • Inform PI Comd x-x-x xx-xxx x-x-x xx-xx-x x-x-x-x-x xxxx-xx x-x-x-x-x xxxx-xxx-x|| Sqn/Coy HQ __________________ BG HQ IF Remarks CF Processing of Detainees to US Collection Point • Inform BG HQ • Confirm tpt reqs and assign escort & tpt if held • Log • Assign tpt & escort if req • Confirm drop off/pick up point to US • Inform US HQ • Inform JTFSWA • Log • MP informs PM JTFSWA • PM JTFSWA informs J3 MP • If responsible for escort & tpt inform pl & BG HQ when dispatched • Log______________________ • If responsible for escort & tpt inform pl & coy when dispatched • Log • COMCAPREP • MP staff prepares COMCAPREP in BG HQ CF Immediate Handover of Detainees to US Forces • Inform BG HQ • Assign MP to US Collection Point • Inform JTFSWA • COMCAPREP • Log • MP complete PW Capture Tag at Collection Point • Report back to BG HQ • MP reporting as above J-1/1 000187 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information & /A *01? NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI V Sibley) Ops Centre Watch Op Apollo (LCdr HC Sohn) [nceopsw@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] 5 March 2002 10:19 AM 'Shared (UAE LRP CO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE Mission Support Office) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo; 'TGCBTO'; ‘Shared (UAE TAL CO) Op Apollo; 'CC150 Det CO (Maj D McLellan)'; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; KUWSRT@jc2is.cndhq.dnd.ca; 'HMCS Ottawa'; 'HMCS Iroquois'; 'HMCS Preserver'; 'Toronto'; 'Vancouver' Robertson Maj JR (PAFFO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NDCC) Ottawa; Izatt Maj EM (TF Engr Advisor)Op Apollo; Selbie Col JJ(COS)Op Apollo; Egglefield Maj JYD (PM)Op Apollo; Perron LCol JJG (Legal Advisor) Op Apollo; Campbell Capt LKC (NCE J8 Fin)Op Apollo; Knox LCdr SL (J8) Op Apollo; Ferguson Maj RK(J6)Op Apollo; McInnis Capt WJ(J6 Ops)Op Apollo; Munn WO JW(CCO )Op Apollo; Forestell LCol JR (J5) Op Apollo; Garriock Maj TJ (J9 )Op Apollo; Smith LCdr LF (J5 Plans) Op Apollo; Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo; Walker Maj B (NCE J4 HSS)Op Apollo; Chinner LCol BN(J3 Air)Op Apollo; (NCE J2 Ops) Op Apollo; J2 )Op Apollo; (J2 WO) Op Apollo; Leighton LCdr JN (J1 ) Op Apollo; Robertson Capt FA (NCE J1 Services)Op Apollo; Tomlinson Capt CMW (NCE J1 Mgmt)Op Apollo CA JTFSWA TFSO 102 - TRANSFER, HANDLING AND TRANSFER OF DETAINNES From: Sent: To: Cc: s.15(1) Def Subject: JTFSWA TFSO 1O2.doc TFSO 102 cover doc FOR MSO PLEASE ENSURE THIS IS PASSED TO THE UNITS IAW DIST LIST FOR NDCC PLEASE DIST TO DCDS, COS J3, J3 INTL, JI COORD FOR ALL PLSE ACK. MAR 8 6 200? LCDR SOHN SENDS CA JTFSWA J3 COORD DSN 651 1283 3^50 -I 1 000188 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information Headquarters Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia Eagle Village 7115 South Boundary Boulevard MacDill AFB, FL, USA 33621 3350-134-26 (COS) 04 March 2002 Distribution List TASK FORCE STANDING ORDER 102 - TREATMENT. HANDLING AND TRANSFER OF DETAINEES 1. Please find enclosed a copy of the subject order that is effective upon receipt. The purpose of Task Force Standing Orders (TFSO) is to promulgate policy and procedures pertaining to the national command, control and administration of Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia. All such policies and procedures have been reviewed by the Task Force Legal Advisor and approved by me. As such, they represent my personal direction to subordinate Task Group commanders, commanding officers and to individual members of JTFSWA assigned units. In circumstances and situations for which no TFSO has been promulgated, normal Canadian Forces policies and procedures shall apply. 2. Proposed amendments to this Standing Order should be submitted to JTFSWA NCE/COS. 3. «original signed by» J.P. Thiffault Commodore Commander Enclosure: 1 Distribution List (Page2) 000189 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information Distribution List Action Commander TG 307.1 CO HMCS VANCOUVER CO HMCS IROQUOIS CO HMCS TORONTO CO HMCS PRESERVER CO HMCS OTTAWA CO HMCS ALGONQUIN CO 3 PPCLI Battle Group CO JTFSWA Long Range Patrol Detachment CO JTFSWA Strategic Airlift Detachment CO JTFSWA Tactical Airlift Detachment CO JTFSWA SLOC Company CO JTFSWA FLS CO JTFSWA NCE CO JTFSWA NCCIS Element CFMCC HQ/SCLO (Cdr Bell) CFLCC HQ/SCLO (Col Hodgson) Canadian Embassy Abu Dhabi/ CF LO (Maj Baird) JTFSWA Force Protection Team Dubai (Capt Drover) CO (D) JTFSWA Support Unit Information NDHQ/DCDS/COS J3/J3 Intl/Jl Coord CA JTFSWA NCE/COS/J1/J2/J3/J4/J5/J6/J8/TF Legad/TF PA Adv/TF Engr/ TF PM 000190 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI V Sibley) Subject: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 5 March 2002 9:23 AM Rafter Maj MML (J4 Mov Ops) J4 Log; Striethorst LCol BC(J4 Mov Coord) J4; Oreziak Maj KT (J3 Air Tpt) Op Apollo •Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; Bouchard Col JND (J4 Log) J4 Log; Duff Maj PA (J5 Plans 3) Op Apollo; Selbie Col JJ(COS)Op Apollo SLOC COY- LANDING IN CAMP SNOOPY ON 17 MAR Importance: High From: Sent: To: Cc: 1 MAR 0 6 2002 LOGREP - 05 Mar 02.doc J 4 MOV The following is an extract of att report and is important data for the 1. move of the ANTONOV and L1011 scheduled to arrive on 17 Mar in Camp Snoopy " g. NCE 507 042155Z Mar 02 FRAG O 005 to Op Order 01/01 received. Note that SLOC Coy was today advised by Camp Snoopy Commander that the ramp will be full on 17 Mar 02 due to a US WIP visit. Suggested alternate dates of arrival, 14, 15, 20, or 21 Mar 02." 2. If we still plan to use these AC to depl pers, stores and eqpt, this HQ would prefer to select an earlier date ie 14 or 15 Mar due to the pressure of getting C Coy in earlier than planned. J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 ---- Original Message---From: NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpl JF Langlais) [mailto:LtDet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 5 March 2002 12:59 To: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo Cc: Bouchard Col JND (J4 Log) J4 Log; *Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo; •Shared (UAE COMMCEN) Op Apollo SLOC COY Subject: WEEKLY LOGREP OPS003 0512200Z MAR 02 Action CA JTFSWA//J4// Info NDHQ//J4 Log// NSU//CO// FSG//Ops 0// ,2-jCO ) LM-G-ZL JO dUxtfJ/ / l c Hc/a oft Sir, 1 •P CCT# CCT # Ct ZEV OP TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP Please find attached the subj. P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops 0 ZE'i RX O | _000191 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information * DSN (318)247-1063 (Sec) DSN s.15(1) Def 2 000192 �h CONFIDENTIAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act h Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information CONFIDENTIAL 3350-3 (Ops O) 051200ZMAR02 Dist List WEEKLY LOGREP - SLOC Cov As at: 05I100ZMar02 1. Key Logistics Issues. a. Staffing req of qty 10 Motorola and Base Station sent to CA JTFSWA//J6 on 21 Feb 02 by Lt Det Comd; req status. On camp portable comms essential for UMS, MP and AC ramp ops. b. SLOC Coy has verified that CL V commodities other than SAA cannot be stored at this loc. Research is ongoing to determine whether CL V commodities can be stored in Qatar at the Al Eudid USAF Base. A detailed account will be fwd to CA JTFSWA J4 on completion. c. SLOC Coy does not have capability to provide to visitor(s) any of the fol: IPE, TLD, and PPE. It is anticipated that all visitors to the theatre arrive with all clo and eqpt, less wpn, issued by their respective supporting base. SLOC Coy does have wpns as previously advised. d. Coord ongoing to determine real estate allocation for large volume of sea containers WRT Provision of 1 Million IMP to US Forces. e. SLOC Coy confirms that US Mov pers would lift the water tanker insat FSG UOR 003. Indications given were that processing time for lift, from notification to shipment is usually 24 hrs. f. NCE 497 042146Z Mar 02, FRAG O 004 to Op Order 01/01 received. In anticipation, Cpl Toutant was deployed 04 Mar 02 to GE in order to marry up with the MC Det for Dover DE. He hand carried mov claims for all pers scheduled to be relocated. Travel arrangements will be made locally by Capt Hall. g. NCE 507 042155Z Mar 02 FRAG O 005 to Op Order 01/01 received. Note that SLOC Coy was today advised by Camp Snoopy Commander that the ramp will be full on 17 Mar 02 due to a US WIP visit. Suggested alternate dates of arrival, 14, 15, 20, or 21 Mar 02. h. SLOC Coy acknowledges receipt of ROE Soldier cards. i. SLOC Coy acknowledges receipt TOR for die CO. 2. Transportation/Movement. Nil CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 000193 �___ Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act p_____________________________^Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information CONFIDENTIAL 3. Supply. a. Status of Combat Supplies. Nil b. IOR Status. Details are attached as separate sheet. UNITS SLOC CQMS 4926 FSG ROMS 8B4924 3 PPCLI BG ROMS 4924 TOTAL OUTSTANDING lOR's 12 1 6 19 IOR DISPOSITION 7 DAYS OR LESS 0 0 6 6 8 TO 14 DAYS 12 1 0 13 15 TO 21 DAYS 0 0 0 0 22 DAYS OR MORE 0 0 0 0 GRAND TOTAL: c. 4. UOR. Nil Maintenance. Nil a. 5. 19 TFR/UCR. Nil TAV/DAT/RSAT. a. TAV. Ref: J3 INTL 2258 - Medical Officer. Completion date TBA by MO. Planning is in progress to have him visit Kuwait to give Med Countermeasures briefing. b. TAV. Ref: J3 INTL 2278 - TMS Training. TAV departed this loc 280005C Feb 02 as scheduled. A TAV report was sent to CA JTFSWA//J4 on 02 Mar 02. 6. Projects. Nil CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 000194 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act CONFIDENTIAL 7. CONF!DENTBA”'d"’... Outstanding Issues. a. SLOC Coy is initiating several CL IV purchases LPO insat FSG. This class of supply was not identified as one that was to be supported by the SLOC. Req formal auth to continue provision of support for all classes of Supply as identified by FSG where a capability exists. b. SLOC Coy is commencing to send copies of Sitrep/Logrep to NSU effective this report. s.15(1) Def P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops O DSN 318-247-1063 ^Secure) Distribution List Action CA JTFSWA//J4// Info NDHQ//J4 Log// NSU//CO// FSG//Ops 0// CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 000195 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTS DOCUMENT# STOCK # DATE 22-Feb-02 0W4926 2053 V200 2640-01-359-4479 0001 SLOC 0002 SLOC 23-Feb-02 0W4926 2053 V201 2530-01-358-4921 0003 SLOC 23-Feb-02 0W4926 2053 V202 2640-21-913-2318 0004 SLOC 24-Feb-02 0W4926 2053 V003 2640-01-435-2041 IOR UNIT 0005 SLOC 24-Feb-02 0006 SLOC 24-Feb-02 0007 SLOC 24-Feb-02 0008 SLOC 24-Feb-02 0009 SLOC 24-Feb-O2 0010 SLOC 24-Feb-02 0011 SLOC 24-Feb-O2 0012 SLOC 26-Feb-02 0013 FSG 28-Feb-02 0014 BG 03-Mar-02 0015 BG 03-Mar-02 0016 BG 03-Mar-02 0017 BG 03-Mar-02 03-Mar-02 0018 BG 0019 BG 03-Mar-02 0W4926 2053 V004 0W4926 2053 V005 0W4926 2053 V006 0W4926 2053 V207 0W4926 2053 V008 0W4926 2053 V209 0W4926 2053 V210 0A4926 2057 V200 8D4924 2058 V200 0S4924 2061 Y880 0S4924 2061 Y886 0S4924 2061 Y887 0S4924 2061 Y505 0S4924 2061 Y504 0S4924 2061 Y953 2640-01-419-6200 2530-21-884-2311 2530-01-384-3838 2640-01-162-0546 2610-21-908-3851 2530-01-358-4582 2640-21-913-2318 6670-21-861-6330 DESCRIPTION RIM FLAT WHEEL PNEMATIC VALVE STEMS VALVE CORE LUBRICANT RING WHEEL LOCK RINGSIDE SEALING RING TIRE COYOTE SPACER RUBBER VALVE STEMS SCALE, WHEEL-LOAD 5860-01-430-9152 OPTICAL ASSEMBLY 5977-00-454-5229 HOLDER 6150-00-457-0423 CABLE ASSEMBLY 6150-21-913-0139 CABLE ASSEMBLY 5825-01-430-4985 INDICATOR_________ 6260-01-195-9752 Light Chemiluminescent 0 QTY UOI SA( 12 EA 6Y 12 12 EA EA EA 6Y 6Y 6Y EA EA EA EA EA EA 6Y 6Y 6Y 6Y 6Y 6Y EA EA 12 12 12 12 12 12 24 12 4 1 1 1 EA EA 1 EA EA 6Y 6Y 6Y OK OK OK OK OK EA OK 1 1000 EA 0020 0021 0022 CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 000196 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) From: Sent: To: Subject: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq\dnd.ca] 5 March 2002 6:20 AM \ ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo \ FW: 3rd Inf Coy Deployment Options For CO SLOC \ Importance: High 1. You must be aware that there is a lot of pressure to deploy C COY ASAP. NDHQ J4 Mov are doing option analysis, will brief JSAT this AM and all their preferred options have us using RAMSTEIN as an ISB. That may affect how many pers we want to leave there. This HQ will investigate if we could get US lift from RAMSTEIN this AM. 2. More to follow. 3. This is still close hold in NDHQ. Keep it that way until further notice. 4. Send me comments on effect to relocation of your pers. 5. J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [mailto:ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 4 March 2002 19:40 To: Thiffault Cmdre JJP(Comd)Op Apollo; Selbie Col JJ(COS)Op Apollo; Chinner LCol BN(J3 Air)Op Apollo Cc: Bouchard Col JND (J4 Log) J4 Log; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo Subject: FW: 3rd Inf Coy Deployment Options Importance: High Ik's MAR 0 5 SOW CO 'W*''duf Sirs 1. I have reviewed the EMAIL below and the preferred options come back to what we discussed at the 1600hrs update and during the last few days. Cda fly pers and essential coy eqpt to RAMSTEIN then use US lift. The Coy/Sigs eqpt is already in JOPES but it will need to be refined. TNDHQ will put the Coy at 72 hrs NTM. a. Pax. RECOMMENDATION- Option One. Use Commercial airlift. NDHQ J4 Mov has not confirmed with their regular contractor but they are confident a pax ac can be contracted within 72 hrs to lift the Inf Coy from Cda to Germany, J3/J4 JTFSWA to confirm if US airlift is avail and in what quantity at ISB. Once deployment dates/window are confirmed NDHQ J4 Mov to execute. b. Ammo. RECOMMENDATION- Option One. Use CF and USAF ac. If ammo is required within 40 days it will have to go by military ac. NDHQ J4 Mov has not received the timeline for clearances to Germany but he has been told it is usually in 14 days. This timing could probably be reduced as we are flying into NATO partners. CC 130/CC150 and USAF ac to tpt ammo to ISB (Ramstein) and then transfer to C 17 for final 1 000197 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information leg to theater. This provide as with the flexibility to altex loads and control the flow to meet any unforeseen events. If a timeline of 30 to 40 days is acceptable we could do it ourselves. If required earlier then we will require assistance from USAF, commercial or both. NDHQ J3 and DLFR are to confirm type, quantity, and Required Delivery Date (RDD). J3/J4 JTFSWA to cfm if Ramstein can be used as ISB and if USAF can assist in airlift. Once quantity, type and RDD are cfm'd NDHQ J4 Log to notify Dundurn to pack and move to APOE and NDHQ J4 Mov to coord movement onwards. c. Sustainment RECOMMENDATION- NDHQ J4 Log Ops and NDHQ J4 Mov to coord with J4 JTFSWA on possibility of using a US ISB and have USAF ac do a final leg into theater. This will reduce the requirement for dip clearances. Once a steady state is achieved then a combination of sea and airlift can commence. Note: This was one of the reasons we originally had the CC150 in Rein Main. We may need to relook at the tasking of this AC. ILOC is the preferred option once fully activated. 2. Deployment of C Coy. NDHQ/CAJTFSWA need to identify the 3rd coy pers, essential eqpt and reqr additional ammo. NCE J4 move is already working with NDHQ J4 mov to identify what is on the two Antonov and what can be rerouted through Ramstein. NCE J3 Land has already asked the BG to do an ammo holdings check and report on shortages for the up coming op (most likely only few types of ammo may be in short supply.) 3. To get access to the US airlift this COY depl has to become a CENTCOM Priority. J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1284 CSN: 312-651-1284 ---- Original Message---From: J4 Log Ops (Capt C Hruska) [mailto:j41ogop2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 4 March 2002 18:50 To: Cade LCol J (J3 International 1) COS J3; Bouchard Col JND (J4 Log) J4 Log; Thurrott LCol C (J4 Log Ops) J4 Log; Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo Cc: Travis LCdr B (J3 Int Ops 1-3) Cos J3; Rafter Maj MML (J4 Mov Ops) J4 Log Subject: 3rd Inf Coy Deployment Options Deployment timelines for the 3rd Inf Coy may be reduced in order to meet an increased ops tempo. Currently the deployment is planned for 09 Mar and 15 Mar for the AN124 (carrying the vehs and sustainment stocks) and 17 Mar for the pax. Please find a matrix with the proposed options and issues for a deployment on 72 hours NTM. All are under the assumption US ac will lift from an ISB (Germany)into theater. I have not confirmed with CAS A3 staff on the current disposition of all ac however I have based my assessment on the current and forecasted taskings. Once close hold is lifted I will confirm actual ac status with CAS staff. Pax: Option One. Use Commercial airlift. I have not confirmed with our regular contractor but I am confident a pax ac can be contracted within 72 hrs to lift the Inf Coy from Cda to Germany. From Germany they would cross load to C 17 and fly direct into theater. I will be able to confirm by COB 05 Mar the timelines to fly into Camp Snoopy but if any dangerous goods are 2 000198 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information included on load list it wil je 40 days. Due to the length Ox. overflight clearances it is recommended that the current contracted AN124 for the planned deployment mid month NOT be changed. Option Two. Use CF ac. Currently the CC 150 fleet and crews are very heavily tasked. There would be a requirement to cancel flights scheduled for the TFBH veh roto and charter the movement of 42 pax for that operation. A second CC 150 is currently tasked for sp to PMO later this month. This ac could be used once taskings are confirm by CAS A3. Other CC 150's are committed to sustainment ops for Op APOLLO and should NOT be used for this task. RECOMMENDATION- Option One. J3 and J3/J4 JTFSWA to confirm if US airlift is avail and in what quantity at ISB. Once deployment dates/window are confirm J4 Mov to execute. Ammo: A quick staff check has determined the total amount of ammo pallets moved for the initial deployment was 256 in total. J3 and DLFR must determine the type/quantity and when required in theater. If ammo is required ASAP then military ac are the only option. If certain types and quantitties over a period of time- 30 to 60 days- then commercial lift can be used. Option One. Use CF and USAF ac. If ammo is required within 40 days it will have to go by military ac. I have not recieved the timeline for clearances to Germany but I have been told it is usually in 14 days. This timing could probably be reduced as we are flying into NATO partners. CC 130/CC150 and USAF ac to tpt ammo to ISB (Ramstien) and then transfer to C 17 for final leg to theater. If CF ac complete the lift it will require 52 x CC 130 chalks. We could muster approx three from taskings therefore it would take 18 days (no breakdowns ect) to do the lift ourselves to GE. Option Two. Use charter lift. Providing dip clearances are not a problem, fly ammo into GE and transfer to C 17. The chartering process would take seven days and we can contract the number of ac to meet our timelines. Option Three. Request USAF ac to do entire lift. We have not activated the ILOC program yet but there are ongoing discussions of activating by end March. Current channel flights are not completely utilized and a procedure is being completed where we can fill an ac and be billed the entire amount. US ac pick up ammo in CDA and fly into ISB (Snoopy or Ramstien) and transfer to C 17 for final leg. RECOMMENDATION: Option One. This provides us with the flexiblity to alter loads and control the flow to meet any unforeseen events. If a timeline of 30 to 40 days is acceptable we could do it ourselves. If requoired earlier then we will require assitance from USAF, commercial or both. J3 and DLFR to confirm type, quantity, and Required Delivery Date (RDD). J3/J4 JTFSWA to cfm if Ramstien can be used as ISB and if USAF can assist in airlift. Once quantity,type and RDD are cfm'd J4 Log to notify Dundurn to pack and move to APOE and J4 Mov to coord movement onwards. Sustainment: Currently there is one CC 150 per week into theater on sustainment. The two AN124's will deploy the addn Coy's vehs, some UOR's and sustainment stocks on a one time basis only. These ac should NOT be used as dip clearances are almost complete. ILOC system is yet to be actived but should assist once ready. Sustainment is being effected by addn deployments and freight is being to build up once again. Recommend we charter an addn commercial ac and the CC 150 with a routing into Doha and Fujarhia for the next month. J4 Log Ops and J4 Mov to coord with J4 JTFSWA on possiblity of using a US ISB and have USAF ac do a final leg into theater. This will reduce the requirement for dip clearances. Once a steady state is achived then a combination of sea 3 000199 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information and airlift can commence. Dip Clearances: The problem with dip clearances has made the entire deployment process problematic. This issue must be resolved ASAP to ensure we have the flexibility to change loads to meet ops requirements. Currently we do not have this option and 40 days for overflight clearances is unacceptable. J4 to request D Pol to coord resolution ASAP. In short we will have to rely on US lift to meet the new proposed timelines. All options will require use of an ISB. Rhien Main/Ramstien worked well on the first deployment and it is recommeded we use them once again. We are expecting clafication on the ILOC and sustainment issues in the near future nwhich will also assist in easing the use of CF assets. I will await further direction regarding the deployment. Please remember we currently have a plan for the deployment to occur in mid March. D.A. Yost Maj J4 Mov Plans RX Oil TX CCT #-rrr/k>o ZEVisos-fc OP-Vi- CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP -I 4 000200 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act . Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information .. CONFIDENTIAL @ PAACZYUW RCCPMPA0003 0640033-CCCC--RCCPOHA. PRIORITY ZNY CCCCC P R (0.4-2-T4-6ZIMART02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// INFO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3/J3 INTL/J4 LOG/J4 MOC// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO NSU// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO/OPSO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// BT CONFIDENTIA L (NCE^^ SUBj£^PTAPOLTDTEZFRAGzO-OjI4zTOZCATJTFSWA-OPORDz01-/.01-ZTTDEPLOYMENTTOP SLOG-OT-MG- -DETSJ REFS: A. NDHQ J4 LOG 001 221734Z FEB 02 B. NDHQ COS J32284 272310Z FEB 02 1. SITUATION l.A. DEPLOYMENT PHASE OF OP APOLLO IS COMING TO A CLOSE. AS PER REFS A AND B, 3 PPCLI BG SvUSTAINMENT MOV OF MATERIAL WILL BE CONDUCTED THROUGH INTEGRATED LINES OF COMMUNICATION (ILOC) AGREEMENT WITH US FORES, SHIPMENTS WILL BE CONSOLIDATED IN 3 CSG MONTREAL FOR LAND SHIPMENT TO DOVER DELAWARE, MAT WILL FLOW BY AIR TO QANDAHAR THROUGH EUROPEAN TRANSIT BASES TBC AND CAMP SNOOPY, QATAR. IN ORDER TO k'L MAR u 5 TO & -I c^(Ml PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0003 CONFIDENTIAL FACILITATE INITIATION OF SUSTAINMENT PHASE CO SLOC COY IS TO DEPLOY CayiytcaJ cQdA*'1 MC DETS TO STRATEGIC LOCATIONS AS IDENTIFIED BELOW , Tit/aCL (jj 2. MISSION. TO DEPLOY MC DETS TO STRATEGIC TRACKING LOCATIONS 3. EXECUTION 3.A. IUPON RECEIPT OF MSG, CO SLOC COY TO INITIATE INTERNAL DEPLOYMENT 4a OF MCC PERS TO FOL LOCATIONS 4Aahr3.A.(1) MONTREAL. LT MALOUIN, WO GARIEPY, CPL BREWER 3.A.(2) DOVER} DELAWARE. WO FOREST SGT LAKE, CPL TOUTANT AND 1 ILOC PERS WILL BE IN LOCATION MAJ PELLETIER 3.A. (3) RAMSTEINJ GERMANY SGT CULVER, CPL POWER 3.A. (4) ■DOHAa, QATAR. CAPT , CAPT HATTON, CPL LINK, SGT JAMES, CAPT MENARD, SGT GOSSELIN AND SGT LANDRY (0^0 3.A. (5) MINHAD, UAE. TBC WHEN NSU MCC IS STOOD UP IN MINHAD OR QATAR CO NSU AND CO SLOC COY TO CFM WHO WILL MOVE TO THAT LOC 3 . B. CTASKSl 3.B. (1) tSLOCrCOY 3.B. (1) (A) RE-POSITION SLOC COY MC DETS TO FINAL LOCATIONS 3 . B. (2) MCrBETrMONTREAD 3.B. (2) (A) COORD CROSS BORDER/CUSTOMS CLEARANCES FOR GOODS GOING TO DOVER PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0003 CONFIDENTIAL 3.B.(2)(B) 3.B.(2)(C) 3.B.(2)(D) MINHAD AND SATISFY ITAR RQUIREMENTS ENSURE CARgOO INPUTTED INTO NMDS SYSTEM INITIATE ADVICE MSG ON DEPLOYMENT OF CARGO TO THEATRE MCC MC DOVER 3 . B . (3) MCr DETTDOVERi 3.B. (3) (A) RECEIPT AND COORD ONWARD MOVEMENT OF CARGO INTO US SYSTEM 3.B.(3)(B) TRACK AMT OF CARGO PER AIRCRAFT FOR ILOC BILLING PURPOSES 3.B.(3)(C) INITIATE ADVICE MSG ON DEPLOYMENT OF CARGO TO THEATRE MCC MINHAD CONFIDENTIAL 000201 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act tojjment divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information 3.B.(4) MClDETJRAMSTEINl CONFIDENTS' 3.B. (4) (A) TRACK ONWARD MOVEMENT OF CARGO IN US SYSTEM 3.B.(5) tMCCZDETZOATAR 3.B. (5) (A) RECEIPT AND COORD ONWARD MOVEMENT OF CDN CARGO 3.B.(5)(B) INITIATE ADVICE MSG ON DEPLOYMENT OF CARGO TO THEATRE MCC MIHAD 3.B.(6) THEATRE MC DET MINHAD. 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FRAG O 016 TO CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) OP APOLLO - DEPLOYMENT ORDER FOR 3 PPCLI BG (NOTAL) C. CA JTFSWA IMPLEMENTED ROE D. CA JTFWA TFSO 102 TREATMENT,HANDLING AND TRANSFER OF DETAINEE E. B-GG-005-027/FP-023 CODE OF CONDUCT FOR CANADIAN FORCES PERSONNEL F. B-GG-005-004/FP-003 PRISONER OF WAR HANDLING, DETAINEES, INTERROGATION AND TACTICAL QUESTIONING G. THE THIRD GENEVA CONVENTION OF AUGUST 12, 1949 (RELATIVE TO TREATMENT OF PRISONERS OF WAR) H. B-GG-005-027/AF-020 LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT AT THE OPERATIONAL AND TACICAL LEVEL 20 OCT 99 I. SITUATION l.A. THE NATURE OF OPERATIONS UNDERTAKEN BY CANADIAN FORCES (CF) ASSIGNED TO OP APOLLO (CA JTFSWA) IN SUPPORT OF OP ENDURING FREEDOM (US LED COALITION CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM IN THE USCENTCOM AOR) p AGE 3 RCCPMPA 0005 UNCLAS MAKES IT LIKELY THAT GA JTFSWA UNITS WILL, FROM TIME TO TIME, IN THE EXECUTION OF ASSIGNED MISSIONS AND TASKS, DETAIN INDIVIDUALS (AL QAIDA, TALIBAN OR OTHERS) 1. B. CANADIAN POLICY IS THAT ALL DETAINEES WILL BE TREATED HUMANELY AND IAW INTERNATIONAL AND CANADIAN LAW AND THAT, UNLESS OTHERWISE DIRECTED, CANADA-WTULtNOT-ESTABItTSH—ITSrOWNrrN-THEATRErDETENTION FACI-L’ITYt2> 2. MISSION. WITHIN THE USCEN{OCOM AOR, TREAT, HANDLE AND TRANSFER 000203 �V Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loisur I'occes a /'information DETAINEES IAW CF, CANADA. AND INTERNATIONAL PROCEDURES, POLICIES AND LAWS AND, AS REQUIRED, REPORT THEIR DISPOSITION 3. (EXECUTION} 3.A. COMMANDER'S INTENT DETATNEES-WrDI^BErTREATED^HUMANE'EY AND rSAFEBY AND) IN ALL OTHER WAYS HANDLED) CAW’ CANADIAN AND INTERNATIONAL LAW). ON CF APPROVED MISSIONS, INDIVIDUALS MAY”BE-DETAINED FOR THE PURPOSE OFrMISSION^CSMPLTSfffENT1' WHERE FATLURErTOrDOrSOrMIGHTj rREASONABLY—BEtEXPECTED^TO~COMPROMISE“MISSION-SUCCESS. THESE DETAINEES MAYrPF.-RFInF.ASF.ra .;WHEN~SECURITY"CONCERNS7NO-LONGER-EX1-ST . (FOR DETAINEES’ W’HICHrARE'rNOTZ^rO-BEZRELEASED^ ASCSOONtAStPOSSIBLEi AFTER THEIR CAPTURE, THEY WILD <BE"TRANSFERRED TO-US-FOR’CES-OR-HOST^NATION (HN) AUTHORITIES FOR DISPOSITION AS IS DETERMINED APPROPRIATE. WE-WTLL PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0005 UNCLAS MA-I-NTAIN—THE-ABTL/ITYrOTBE-TERMI-NB-AND-REPORT-,-WITHIN-THE-USCENTCOM AORT=TfffirDTSPOSITIONzOF-zaj'QAIBATANDrTALIBAN-DETAiIQEES-_AF.TER-TRANSFER? 3.b. 'Concept-of-operations. persons detained by jtfswa units or PERSONNEL IN THE COURSE OF EXECUTING ASSIGNED MISSIONS AND TASKS WILL BE SECURED AND EVACUATED AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE TO A POINT WHERE THEY WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO THE CUSTODY OF US FORCES OR HN AUTHORITIES AS IS DEEMED APPROPRIATE. WHILE IN CF CUSTODY, DETAINEES WILL BE TREATED AND OTHERWISE HANDLED TO THE SAME STANDARD AS THAT ACCORDED TO PW AS STIPULATED AT REFS E, F AND G. IN AFGHANISTAN OR IN INTERNWATIONAL WATERS, DETAINEES WILL BE TRASFERRED TO US FORCES. PERSONS DETAINED DURING MIO IN SUPPORT OF UNSCR SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAQ WILL BE TRANSFERRED IAW EXISTING PROCEDURES. IN SOVEREIGN STATES, OUTSIDE OF AFGHANISTAN, WITHIN THE USCENTCOM AOR, DETAINEES WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO HN AUTHORITIES. UNLESS OTHERWISE DIRECTED, JTFSWA^UNI-TS-WILL-CEASE T0rBErADMlNl-STRATIVELY-RESP0NSIBLE7E0RTDETAINEES-AFTER—THEYCHAVEZBEEN) TRANSFERREDJOrUS-FORGE-S-ORTATHNIAUTHORITYCIZS 3^0. TASKED 3.C.(1). CTG 307.1 3.C.(1).(A). IAW THE DIRECTION CONTAINED IN THIS ORDER, ESTABLISH AND PAGE 5 RCCPMPA 0005 UNCLAS EXECUTE PRECISE PROCEDURES FOR THE DETENTION, HANDLING AND TRANSFER US FORCES OF PERSONS DETAINED IN INTERNATIONAL WATERS 3.C.(1).(B). IAW THE DIRECTION CONTAINED IN THIS ORDER, ESTABLISH AND EXECUTE PRECISE PROCEDURES FOR THE DETENTION, HANDLING AND TRANSFER TO HN AUTHORITIES OF PERSONS DETAINED IAW ROE WHEN UNITS ARE ALONGSIDE IN A HN 3.C.(1).(C). ADVISE COMD JTFSWA OF PROCEDURES SO ESTABLISHED 3.C.(1).(D). CONTINUE TO FOLLOW EXISTING PROCEDURES FOR THE TRANSFER OF PERSONS DETAINED DURING MIO IN SUPPORT OF UNSCR SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAQ 3.C.(2). HMCS VANCOUVER. 3.C.(2).1 IAW THE DIRECTION CONTAINED IN THIS ORDER, ADOPT AND EXECUTE THE PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED BY CTG 307.1 (IAW PAA 3.C.(1) ABOVE) FOR THE DETENTION, HANDLING AND TRANSFER OF DETAINEES TO US FORCES OR HN AUTHORITIES 3.C.W(2).2 CONTINUE TO FOLLOW EXISTING PROCEDURES FOR THE TRANSFER OF PERSONS DETAINED DURING MIO IN SUPPORT OF UNSCR SCANCTIONS AGAINST IRAQ 3.C.(3). 3 PPCLI BG 3.C. (3) . (A) IAW THE DIRECTION CONTAINED IN THIS ORDER, ESTABLISH AND 000204 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information / '«v page 6 RCCPMPA 0005 UNCLAS EXECUTE PRECISE PROCEDURES FOR THE DETENTION, HANDLING AND TRANSFER OF DETAINEES TO US FORCES 3.C.(3).(B) ADVISE COMD JTFSWA OF PROCEDURES SO ESTABLISHED 3.C. (4) . (A) . IAW THE DIRECTION CONTAINED IN THIS ORDER, ESTABLISHrAND ®XECUTE“PRECISE—P0CEDURES“APPDICABLE-~TO-THE-NSU-ELEMENTS-AND--THE LRP=SAETAND^TAL-DETSCF0RZTHErDETENTI0N734IMJDLINGTAND-TRANSFER-TQ_^3 AU’ffiORI-TI-ES-OFZPERSONSIDETAINEDrl’AWzROE') 3.C.(4).(B). WHEN OPERATING 5N7AFGHANISTAN, TAL DET PERSONNEL WILL FOLLOW PROCEDURES) ESTABt7TSHED.DBYZ3ZPP.Ct'UBG) (TAW1PARA-3-. C.-(3')—ABOVE) 3.C.(4).(C). ADVISE COMD JTFSWA OF PROCEDURES SO ESTABLISHED 3.C.(5). NCCIS ELMS 3.C.(5).(A). NCCIS DETS ARE TO COMPLY WITH THE PROCEDURES ESTABLISHED BY THE CO OF THEIR SUPPORTED UNIT 3.C.(6). NCE 3.C.(6).(A). PM 3.C. (6) . (A) .1. PROVIDE ADVICE ON DETAINEE HANDLING AND TRANSFER POLICY AND PROCEDURES 3.C. (6) . (A) .II. MAINTAINA DETAINEE DATABASE OF THOSE TRANSFERRED TO BT #0005 0640647 138599 VDAM007 DELIVERED ?♦ Ob RX£o-7 ccT#/d2C’iO zev TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP oo+a tr op All­ 000205 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a 1‘information '7 © PAAUZYUW RCCPMPA0006 0640125-UUUU--RCCPOHA. ZNR UUUUU P 041918Z MAR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO CTG 307.1 RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER//CO// RCWMNMS/HMCS OTTAWA//CO// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MI NHAD//CO/CO NSU// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//CO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// INFO RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS/DCDS/COS J3/J3 INTL/J3 MP OPS// RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//JI COORD/J2 OPS/J4 LOG/J4 HSS// RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J5 LEGAL OPS/J5 NATO POL/J5 PK POL// RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J5 PA/CMS/CLS/CAS// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RUCJACC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ3/CCJ5/CCC// RHRMDAB/COMUSNAVCENT//N3/N5// RUEOEGA/COMCFLCC DOHA KUWAIT KU//C3/C5/PM// RUEOEEC/USCENTAF -FWD//C3/C5// PRIORITY PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0006 UNCLAS BT UNCLAS NOTFSWA NCE 509 FINAL SECTION OF 2 US FORCES 3.C.(6).(A).III. HOLD ALL DETAINEE RECORDS 3.C.(6).(A).IV. ESTABLISH PROCEDURES ICW US FORCES AND HN AUTHORITIES WITH A VIEW TO DETERMINING, AS REQUIRED, THE DISPOSITION OF DETAINEES TRANSFEREE TO THEM BY CF 3.C.(6).(A).V. LIAISE WITH US FORCES AND HN AUTHORITIES ON OTHER DETAINEE ISSUES AS REQD 3.C.(6).(A).VI. INVESTIGATE—THEcFOLLOWTNG~TYPES “OF^INCIDENTSTn 3.C. (6) . (A) .VI.AA. USETOFrFORCErBY~CFzMEMBERS~RESULTING~IN-THErINJURY? ©RrDEATH-OF-A-DETAINEE 3.C. (6) . (A) .VI.AB. ALLEGATIONS CF^GRIMESi COMMITTED-, BY CF MEMBERS AGAINST DETAINEES 3.C. (6) . (A) .VI.AC. ALdhEGATTGNSOE* VIOLATIONS BY CF MEMBERS OF, THE LAW O^AR^-D-GONFLTCXiOR INTERNATIONAL LAW 3.C.(6).(A).VI.AD. ALEEGATIONSrOF-MISTREATMENT BY CF MEMBERS -OF DETAfNEES^ 3.C.(6).(A).VII. PREPARE AND SUBMIT ALL REQUIRED REPORTS AND RETURNS TO NDHQ/J3 MP OPS AND OTHER ADDRESSEES AS APPROPRIATE PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0006 UNCLAS 3.C.(6).(B). J4 HSS. AS REQUIRED, DETERMINE THE DISPOSITION OF DETAINEES UNDERGOING MEDICAL TREATMENT 3.C.(6).(C). LEGAL ADVISOR. PROVIDE RELATED ADVICE AS REQUIRED 3.D. COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS 3.D.(1). TIMINGS. THIS ORDER SHALL TAKE EFFECT UPON RECEIPT 3.D.(2). TRANSFER OF DETAINEES TO HN. DETAINEES TRANSFERS TO HN AUTHORITIES SHALL BE DONE SO IAW RELEVANT SOFA, MOU OR OTHER ARRANGEMENTS APPROVED BY COMD JTFSWA. US FORCES ARE TO BE ADVISED OF 000206 �• s.'l5(1)‘eef Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information ANY DETAINEES CAPTURED A HN SUSPEC7TED TO BE AL QAIDA OR TALIBAN TO FACILITATE SUBSEQUENT US TO HN NEGOTIATIONS (IF REQUIRED) 3.D.(3). ROE. I 3.D.(4). DETATNEEZCONTROLTNUMBERSl EACH DETAINEE CAPTURED BY CF AND SUBSEQUENTLY TRANSFERRED TO US FORCES SHALL BE GIVEN AN IDENTIFICATION NUMBER COMPRISING 14 CHARACTERS ASSIGNED AS FOLLOWS: 3.D.(4).(A). EIRSTZFOU_CHARACTERS:-CATP 3.D.(4).(B). NEXTZSIX^CHARACTERS-ASZFOLLOWS: 3.D.(4).(B).1. CATG 100000-199999 3.D.(4).(B).II. HMCS VANCOUVER 200000-299999 PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0006 UNCLAS 3.D.(4).(B).III. 3 PPCLI BG 300000-399999 3 . D. (4) . (B) . IV. NSUZ4’0 OU'O 0Z4’99 9 99J 3.D.(4).(B).V. SPARES FOR OTHER UNITS TBI BY PM 500000-499999 3.D. (4) . (C) . NEXTZ-TWO-CHARACTERS —TO-i-DENTIFYZCOUNTRYCOFZORIGINClA^ STANAG-1-059 —(EG-AFGHANISTANZISZQUOTEZAF. UNQUOTE) 3.D. (4) . (D) . NEXTZCHARACTER-iNDICATINGZDETA'INEEZSTATUSZASZFOELOWS: 3.D.(4).(D).1. O - OFFICER 3.D. (4) . (D) .II. Sj - OTHER RANK 3.D.(4).(D).III.- RETAINED MEDICAL PERSON 3.D.(4).(D).IV. $ - ETAINED RELIGIOUS PERSON 3.D.(4).(D).V. 6 - CIVILIAN 3.D. (4).(D) .VI. @ - UNKNOWN 3.D. (4) . (E) .ONEz&U^ACTERZIDENTIFY’INGZTHEZDETAINEElSJSEXTASZFOLLOWSi: 3.D. (4) . (E) .1. 13)- MALE 3.D.(4).(E).II. 0 - FEMALE 3.D.(4).(F). EXAMPLE: CATF100000AFUM 3.D.(5). QUESTIONING 3.D.(5).(A). QUESTIONING OF DETAINEES SHALL BE LIMITED TO THAT NECESSARY TO OBTAIN7 THE ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION REQUIRED TO EFFECT TRANSFER TO US FORCES OR HN AUTHORITIES AND TO COMPLETE STIPULATED CF PAGE 5 RCCPMPA 0006 UNCLAS REPORTS AND RETURNS 3.D.(5).(B). ANY INFORMATION VOLUNTEERED BY A DETAINEE SHALL BE RECORDED AND SUBMITTED TO THE APPROPRIAE CF, US FORCES OR HN AUTHORITY 3. D. (5) . (C) . TACTICAL QUESTIONING-*.OF DETAINEES FOR INTELLIGENCE GATHERING PURPOSES SHALLzNOTrBEzCONDUCTED TBYZCEZPERSONNEL 4 . cSERViCEzSUPPORTj 4. A. COMBAT—SERVTCEzSUPPORT.. DETAINEES SHALL BE PROVIDED APPROPRIATE SHELTER AND RATIONS DURING EVACUATION AND WHILE OTHERWISE AWAITING TRANSFER TO US FORCES OR HN AUTHORITIES 4. B. HEALTH SERVICE SUPPORT. DETAINEES SHALL BE AFFORDED THE SAME MEDICAL TREATMENT AS COALITION FORCES. THERE SHALL BE NO DISTINCTION MADE BETWEEN INJURED BASED ON ANY GROUNDS OTHER THAN MEDICAL 5. COMMAND AND SIGNAL 5.A. COMMAND. NO CHANGE 5.B. POINTS OF CONTACT 5B.(1). NDHQ/J3 MP OPS (613) 945 7297 (SECURE) 5.B.(2). NDHQ/J3 MP OPS 2 (SECURE) 5.B.(3). JTFSWA NCE/PM (SECURE) 5.B.(4). JTFSWA NCE/LEGAL ADV 000207 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information • J. PAGE 6 RCCPMPA 0006 UNCLAS 5.C. REPORTS AND RETURNS 5.C.(1). FOR THOSE DETAINEES TRANSFERRED TO US FORCES, THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE CAPTURE REPORT IS TO BE FORWARDED ASAP TO CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL/PM BY THE MOST EXPEDIENT MEANS SHALT. BE SUBMITTED TO CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL/PM ON THE LAST DAY OF EACH MONTH. COPIES OF SAME SHALL BE INCLUDD IN THE UNIT WAR DIARY 5.C.(3). DETAINEE REPORT (DETREP) SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL/PM/J1 DAILY AS AT 0001Z IF ANY PERSONNEL WERE DETAINED IN THE PREVIOUS 24 JIOUR^NIL RETURNS ARE NOT REQUIRED £> 5.C. (4) . DETAINEExNdTIcM3t'’z5fc DETAINEE DEATH CERTIFICATES SHALL BE SUBMITTED TO CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL/PM/J1/J4 HSS hS REQUIRED 5.D. DETENTION FACILITIES 5. D. (1) . KANDAHARTArR'FlEWTAFGHANISTAN 5.D.(2). OTHERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED AS REQUIRED 6 . ^ACKNOWLEDGEMENT—INSTRUCTIONS—ALLtACTIONCADDRESSEES:iTOtACKNOWLEDGE3 BT #0006 VDAM010 ?♦ DELIVERED 0640653 138619 ooi3 Ol^ OP^fT- RX£>IO CCT #AOP»° TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP J 000208 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information 7 _________ JOl MAD n C W 'K/ NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: NCE J3 Land Op Apollo (Maj PA Duff) [ncej3lnd@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 4 March 2002 4:31 PM ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo FW: Additional 3 Officers for BG HQ - Deployment to Qandahar - ( CO . i ryvto'/ Arabia.doc The persons on the att doc will be aro in (Dbh’a oh 7”Mar—and need to move forward to Qandahar ASAP. Please fna~ke~a~rranqements—feo-pick~thein-'.up .and. gel: th~efiCon~a—fl-iqht—i-nto-QandatiaQ. Sgt Funk of epA-7Ri'yadh~wiTKwork“on~gettihg vrsas~f o rTQata r>. FAX CDA Saudi £ Pro Patria P.A. Duff Major J3 Land/Terre NCE/ENC CA JTFSWA CSN/RCCC 312-651-1413 Comm (813)827-1413 ---- Original Message---From: LCdr BAJ Travis (J3 Inti 1-3) [mailto:travisb@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 4 March 2002 16:09 To: Duff Maj PA (J3 land) Op Apollo Cc: Cade LCol J (J3 International 1) COS J3; Funk Maj WS (DLFR 3-10) CLS Subject: Additional 3 Officers for BG HQ - Deployment to Qandahar Paul, As discussed please find attached particulars and flight plans of subj I intend faxing the attached list as well to CDA Saudi Arabia for ? their necessary action. Requ'6st-vou'~t~askZSLOC^to~~have~i-ndivi'dU'aTs-met~ar) 1 lTTte-rnabi-ona-1—Ai-rpor-t—and—brought"to~Camp-Snoopy"fdrZpnward1‘depl oymeht ~int<? officers. ■ tireatrerca Tndi:vi<iuai-srwid-l—depi'oy-wi-tho_ut~weap'6nsl Brent TX CCT<m7W zeVQ5O39/?.OPZ^ CCT # CX ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 1 — �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur facets a I'infostnation Three Additional Officers For BG HQ s.19(1) SN Passport #| Exp Date | DOB I POB Rank Lt Name Taylor Given Names Alan James 2Lt Hanacek David Anthony 070615 Mar Lt Batten Mark William 070615 Mar ETA Doha 070615 Mar Flight# Qatar Airways Flt#2_______ Qatar Airways Flt#2_______ Qatar Airwavc Flt#2 000210 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I’infofmation <0 000211 �SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information priority © PAASZYUW RCCPMPA0004 0640041-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS P d42-l55Z-MAR^02' FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// INFO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3/J3 INTL/J4 LOG/J4 MOV// Dj KtH 0 RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO NSU// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//CO// BT SECRET NCE=5D7za SUB J: OP-APOLLOzzrFRAG-O-O 0 5~TOzCA-cJTFSWA-0P0RDzO 1/0 TT=CDEPLOYMENT ORBER-^OR-rTHIRDTRTFLECCOMP2\NYZTOZQANDAH/\RVSijdG-GOY-T/^SKT REF: DCDS 038 011331Z MAR 02 l.A. GENERAL. (S) DEPLOYMENT OF 187 BCT AND 3 PPCLI BATTLE GROUP (BG) O QANDAHAR HAS PROGRESSED TO POINT WHERE CAMP CAPACITY WILL PERMIT DEPLOYMENT OF A 3RD RIFLE COMPANY AND NCCIS MILITARY TRANSPORTABLE (MT) COMPOSITE DET 1. B. FRIENDLY FORCES. (U) 187 BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM (BCT) (TF RAKKASAN) AND 3 PPCLI BG 2. MISSION. (S) g}O DEPLOY 3RD RIFLE COY FROM WINNIPEG AND NCCIS MT COMPOSITE DET FROM KINGSTON BY AIR TO QANDAHAR 5W & Co (>0 PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0004 SECRET 3. EXECUTION. NO CHANGE FROM REF 3.A. (TASKS^ 3.A. (0) IAW REF SLOC COY IS TASKED TO PROVIDE MOV CON DET AT THE ISB, CAMP SNOOPY DOHA QATAR AND APOD, QANDAHAR AFGHANISTAN 3.A.(6) SLOC COY TO IDENTIFY TO RAMCC LO TACTICAL LIFT REQUIREMNT FROM CAMP SNOOPY TO QANDAHAR 3.A.(&) SLOC COY MOV CON DET WILL COORDINATE AIRLIFT FLOW OF DEPLOYING PERS, VEHICLES AND EQPT BETWEEN ISB AND APOD 3.A. (<£) SLOC COY MOV CON DET RESP TO RECEIVE AND UNLOAD STRAT LIFT AND PREPARE LOAD AND PAX FOR TACTICAL LIFT 3. A. (€) SLOC COY TO BRIEF BCOMD CAMP SNOOPY ON DEPLOYMENT PLAN 4. SERVICE SUPPORT. NO CHANGE FROM REF 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL. NO CHANGE FROM REF 5 . A. (C) REPORTS. StOe=eOY~M0V-GONrDETrWTLL-rSUBMITzDAILY-SITREP-NLT 1'1-OOZtHRS-TOtNDHQzJ4tMOV2^PSZ<^—UTFSWA-rcTArMOVrOUTL-INING-AGT-IVIT-IES^OF^ fPASTc24rHRSTANDrAREAS-0F-eONCERN55 PROV-IDErATHCRAFT-DEPARTURE-ADyTCEj WITHINT2ZHRS. BT #0004 138495 VDAM006 DELIVERED 0640645 ?♦ i RXZ2C>6> CCT # zU>Dao ZEV i ’ TX CCT # ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV I-------------------- SECRET Op -*000212 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue er^veftUrdeJa Loisu( I'acces a rinforrjiqtion db NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) From: Sent: To: Subject: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 4 March 2002 7:25 AM LtDet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca RE: Move of MC Dets SLOC Coy ha:, n u 2co; .:/■ __ B3So - I Thanks We will amend as req J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 ---- Original Message---From: NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpl JF Langlais) [mailto:LtDet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 3 March 2002 11:22 To: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo Subject: Move of MC Dets SLOC Coy Sir, 1. The CO asked me to take a second look at the draft msg. reviewed it, and made the following observations: He has already a. Subj should read MC vice MCC; b. para 1 should read PPCLI vice PPLI; c. throughout text change CO SLOC Vice OC; and d. Para 3.A.(2) should be corrected to read TOUTANT vice TOTUTANT. 2. SLOC Coy does not have any further observation; Sir. s.15(1) Def P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops O DSN: (318) 247-1063 DSN: (Secure) 1 RX 003 CCT # THA/I/ ZEV TX OCT# ZEV OP OCT f ZEV OP OCT# ZEV OP I 000213 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information i NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI R Gumboc) NCE Ops Centre Watch Op Apollo (LT(N) BR Coles) [nceopsw^j^2is!]l?q.(1n^.cij^ From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: 3 March 2002 4:51 PM 335^- / forshawa@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ; TGCBTO@marlant.c-hlfx.dnd.ca; ’Shared (UAE Mission Support Office) Op Apollo; 'NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Carlin)'; 'CCT5Q'Det’CO (Maj'D McLellan)'; 'HMCS Iroquois'; 'HMCS Preserver1; 'Toronto'; 'Vancouver1; Ferguson Maj RK(J6) Op Apollo; McInnis Capt WJ(J6 Ops)Op Apollo; Munn WO JW(CCO )Op Apollo 'COS J3 (Cmdre Forcier)'; 'DCDS (Via EA LCol Baril)'; 'UAE LEGAL REP'; Leighton LCdr JN (J1 ) Op Apollo; Robertson Capt FA (NCE J1 Services)Op Apollo; Tomlinson Capt CMW (NCE J1 Mgmt)Op Apollo; Campbell Capt LKC (NCE J8 Fin)Op Apollo; Knox LCdr SL (J8) Op Apollo; Perron LCol JJG (Legal Advisor) Op Apollo; Selbie Col JJ(COS)Op Apollo Designations of CO's and Terms of Reference -- JTFSWA TOR(2 Mar 02) SLOG revision.do... Attached is the TOR dated 03 Mar 02. legal advisors. Please distribute to unit CO's and $(ST CO r a y/3. o JJ, cc . p * <2- 1 RX Qo\ cct# TX CCT# Mdm zev hgasrspp ZEV op CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000214 Ct �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information CONFIDENTIAL 3350-134-l(Comd) 03 Mar 02 Distribution List DESIGNATION OF COMMANDING OFFICERS AND TERMS OF REFERENCE - JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA (JTFSWA) References: A. CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) 28 Oct 01 as amended by Frag O B. Terms of Reference - Comd Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia dated 27 Oct 01 C. B-GG-005-004/AF-005 Use of Force in CF Operations (Revise One) 2001-06-01 D. Section 153 NDA and Note to QR&O 105.17 E. A-FN-100-002/AG-006 Delegation ofAuthorities for Financial Administration for DND and the CF, June 2001 F. DCDS Directionfor International Operations (Revise One), CFG 101 /01 General Operation APOLLO refers to the deployment of Canadian Forces (CF) resources to the 1. United States Central Command (USCENTCOM) Area of Responsibility (AOR) and their employment in support of the US led coalition campaign against terrorism (Operation ENDURING FREEDOM). The Joint Task Force South West Asia (JTFSWA), has been established for the purpose of exercising national operational level command over CF units and personnel participating in Op APOLLO. The CDS through his order at ref A and the Terms of Reference (TOR) at ref B has named me Commander Joint Task Force South West Asia (Comd JTFSWA). This document will describe the different operational, disciplinary, administrative and financial relationships that will exist within JTFSWA. These TOR contain my instructions to the officers identified in the TOR. Designations and Responsibilities Amongst other matters, the TOR at ref B authorizes me to designate commanding 2. officers (CO). Pursuant to that authorization, I designate the following persons as CO: a) Colonel J. J. Selbie as CO of the JTFSWA National Command Element (NCE); b) Lieutenant-Colonel P. Stogran as CO of the 3 Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Battle Group (3 PPCLIBG); c) Lieutenant-Colonel J. D. Mitchell as CO of the Long Range Patrol Detachment (LRP Det); d) Lieutenant-Colonel G. Smith as CO of the Tactical Airlift Detachment (TAL Det); e) Major R. K. Ferguson as CO of the JTFSWA National Command, Control and Information System Element (NCCIS); and f) Major D.B. McLellan as CO of the JTFSWA Strategic Airlift Detachment (SAL Det); CONFIDENTIAL 1/7 000215 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information CONFIDENTIAL g) Major B.S. Fitzsimmons as CO of the Strategic Lines of Communication Company (SLOC Coy). 3. Lieutenant-Commander M. White is designated as the Senior Officer of the JTFSWA Forward Logistics Site (FLS). In accordance with QR&O 101.09, he will be designated as the CO of the FLS once he has completed the presiding officer certification course. 4. Commanding Officers of HMC Ships assigned to OP APOLLO are, for the purpose of discipline and operations, assigned command of their ship’s embarked helicopter detachment. Command and Control 5. Full command of the JTFSWA resides with the CDS. As national operational level commander, I exercise operational command (OPCOM) of all CF personnel, materiel and equipment assigned to JTFSWA. Operational control (OPCON) of certain units or groupings under my command has been delegated by the CDS at ref A to USCINCCENT and hence to such subordinate commanders as USCINCCENT may deem appropriate. 6. The principle of the separate entity of JTFSWA and its component units shall be maintained at all times. In this connection, Canadians shall command all units or detachments of JTFSWA. If, at any time, it appears that this principle is likely to be adversely affected, other than temporarily as a result of urgent operational necessity, this situation shall immediately be reported to me for subsequent reference to NDHQ as necessary. 7. The Commander Canadian Task Group 307.1 (CTG 307.1) is the senior Canadian Forces representative in the AOR. He shall exercise command of HMC Ships and of embarked helicopter detachments assigned to Task Group (TG) 307.1. CTG 307.1 is responsible directly to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to his command. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, he shall consult with me personally to resolve them. The CO of the JTFSWA NCE, the CO of the 3 PPCLI BG, the CO of the LRP Det, the 8. CO of the TAL Det, the CO of the SAL Det, the CO of the NCCIS Element, and the CO of the SLOC Coy are responsible directly to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to their command. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, they shall consult with me personally to resolve them. LCdr White is responsible directly to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to the FLS. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, he shall consult with me personally to resolve them 9. 10. The Commanding Officers of HMC ships that are not under the command of CTG 307.1 are responsible to me for all matters of national administration and discipline in relation to their command. Where conflicts arise between these TOR and any other orders, directives or instructions, they shall consult with me personally to resolve them. CONFIDENTIAL 2/7 000216 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information CONFIDENTIAL 11. Should CTG 307.1 or any CO receive orders or direction from an officer who has been assigned operational control over his personnel or resources, which in his view are impossible to execute or are contrary to CF policy or Canadian law, and the issue cannot be resolved between himself and that officer, the matter shall be referred directly to me. Operations 12. Employment of all CF resources assigned to JTFSWA must remain consistent with the Canadian objectives and the scope of operations detailed in para l.C and l.D. of ref A. Any proposed deviation from them must be reported to me by the quickest secure means. Any proposed task outside the employment matrix contained at para 3.B.(1) of ref A must also be reported to me by the quickest secure means. Employment of CF resources must be in accordance with Canadian national laws and policy. 13. CTG 307.1 is responsible to me for all matters related to the operational command of TG 307.1 and is responsible to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of TG 307.1. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the COMFIFTHFLT or designated subordinate organization will be to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of TG 307.1 shall be referred to me. 14. The Commanding Officer of HMCS VANCOUVER will be responsible to me for all matters related to the national command of his unit. The Commanding Officer of HMCS VANCOUVER will be responsible to COMCARGRU SEVEN in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of his unit. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the COMCARGRU SEVEN organization will be to COMCARGRU SEVEN. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of HMCS VANCOUVER shall be referred to me. 15. The CO of the 3 PPCLI BG is responsible to me for all matters related to the operational command of 3 PPCLI BG and is responsible to CFLCC or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of 3 PPCLI BG. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the CFLCC or designated subordinate organization will be to CFLCC or his designated subordinate commander. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of 3 PPCLI BG shall be referred to me. 16. The CO of the LRP Det is responsible to me for all matters related to the operational command of the LRP Det and is responsible to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of the LRP Det. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the COMFIFTHFLT or designated subordinate organization will be to COMFIFTHFLT or his designated subordinate commander. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of the LRP Det shall be referred to me. CONFIDENTIAL 3/7 000217 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /‘information CONFIDENTIAL 17. , The CO of the TAL Det and the CO of the SAL Det will be responsible to me for all matters related to the national command of their units and are responsible to Comd USCENTAF or his designated subordinate commander in accordance with his policies for the operational efficiency of their detachments. The channel of communication on questions relating to the military aspects of the mission and on questions of general administration within the USCENTAF organization will be to Comd USCENTAF. Any proposed changes affecting the organization or operations of the TAL Det or the SAL Det shall be referred to me. 18. The CO of the JTFSWA NCE, the CO of the NCCIS Element, and the CO of the SLOC Coy are responsible to me for all matters related to the national command and the operational efficiency of their unit. LCdr White is responsible to me for all matters related to the national command and the 19. operational efficiency of the FLS. Use of Force 20. Every CO and Senior Officer is personally responsible for the training of his troops in the use of force and the proper application of the Rules of Engagement (ROE). Any use of force by members of JTFSWA shall comply with the ROE authorized by me and with the CF doctrine as described at ref C. Any use of force must be reported to me through the most appropriate and quickest secure means. Discipline 21. The Deputy Chief of Defence Staff (DCDS) will be the referral authority for every CO of JTFSWA. 22. Pursuant to section 162.3 of the National Defence Act, I am a “superior commander” for matters of discipline. I will be the next superior officer for all matters of discipline for the CO of the JTFSWA NCE, the CO of every ship that is not assigned to CTG 307.1, the CO of the 3 PPCLIBG, the CO of the LRP Det, the CO of the TAL Det, the CO of the NCCIS Element and the CO of the SAL Det. 23. Pursuant to section 162.3 of the National Defence Act, Commodore D. Robertson, CTG 307.1 is a “superior commander” for matters of discipline. He will be the next superior officer for all matters of discipline for the CO of every Canadian ship that is under his command. CTG 307.1 shall inform me of any matter referred to DCDS pursuant to QR&O Chap 109. 24. The CO of a ship shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to his ship’s company and the embarked helicopter detachment. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to a ship’s CO by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to the ship’s CO must be present in the ship when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. CONFIDENTIAL 4/7 000218 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information CONFIDENTIAL 25. As the CO of the JTFSWA NCE, Col Selbie shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the JTFSWA NCE. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Col Selbie by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Col Selbie must be present at JTFSWA Headquarters when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 26. As the CO of the LRP Det, LCol Mitchell shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the LRP Det. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to LCol Mitchell by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to LCol Mitchell must be present at the Canadian Compound located at the Al Minhad AB when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 27. As the CO of the 3 PPCLIBG, LCol Stogran shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the 3 PPCLI BG. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to LCol Stogran by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to LCol Stogran must be present at the Canadian Camp located at the Qandahar Airfield when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 28. As the CO of the TAL Det, LCol Smith shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the TAL Det. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to LCol Smith by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to LCol Smith must be present at the Canadian Compound located at the Al Minhad AB when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 29. As the CO of the NCCIS Element, Maj Ferguson shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the NCCIS Element. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Maj Ferguson by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Maj Ferguson must be present at JTFSWA Headquarters when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 30. As CO of the SAL Det, Maj McLellan shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the SAL Det. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Maj McLellan by another CO or by a Superior Commander under the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Maj McLellan must be present at the SAL Det location when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 31. As CO of the SLOC Coy, Maj Fitzsimmons shall have jurisdiction over those CF members who are assigned to the SLOC Coy. In addition, jurisdiction may be exercised over those members referred to Maj Fitzsimmons by another CO or by a Superior Commander under CONFIDENTIAL 5/7 000219 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information CONFIDENTIAL the provisions of the Code of Service Discipline. In such circumstances, the member referred to Maj Fitzsimmons must be present at the SLOC Coy location when proceedings are taken under the Code of Service Discipline in respect of the member. 32. As Senior Officer of the FLS, LCdr White will refer all disciplinary matters to the attention of Col Selbie, the JTFSWA COS. Col Selbie will determine which CO will assume jurisdiction over the particular matter. 33. Every CO’s powers of punishment are limited to those prescribed in article 108.24 of QR&O. Except otherwise instructed, or as otherwise provided in such Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) as may be reached, every CO should proceed on the assumption that all members of JTFSWA are subject exclusively to Canadian criminal and disciplinary jurisdiction. 34. Pursuant to article 108.10 of QR&O, COs may delegate powers to one or more officers under their command to try accused persons by summary trial. Any such delegation shall be done in writing and must contain the name of the delegated officer or designation by reference to the officer’s appointment or the duties the officer performs. Powers of punishment by delegated officers shall be limited to those expressly prescribed in article 108.25 of QR&O, and to such further limitations as the CO may from time to time impose in writing. Note that pursuant to QR&O 108.10(2)(a)(i), a CO may not delegate his powers unless the officer to whom the powers are to be delegated has been trained and certified by the Judge Advocate General as a Presiding Officer. 35. Pursuant to article 107.02, COs may authorize such officers and non-commissioned members as they deem appropriate to lay charges. Such authorizations should be done in writing. Pursuant to reference D, COs may designate one or more officers under their command to be a "Custody Review Officer". Every CO shall ensure that copies of all such delegations and appointments including particulars are sent to my headquarters, attention COS/Legal Advisor, for reference no later than two weeks after receipt of this instruction. Administration and Financial Authority The individuals identified at para 2 are delegated the following financial authority in 36, accordance with reference E: a) CO of a deployed operation outside Canada; and b) Base Commander (& other equivalents). 37. LCdr White will be delegated financial authority under separate cover. Relations with other coalition forces and nationals of the parties to the dispute 38. Every CO and Senior Officer shall ensure that all personnel under his command demonstrate the highest degree of courtesy, respect and cooperation in all their relations, official or unofficial, with members of coalition forces from other countries, or other missions, military or civilian. CONFIDENTIAL 6/7 000220 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a /’information CONFIDENTIAL 39. Every CO and Senior Officer shall ensure that all personnel under his command refrain from making any expressions of opinion about Canadian or coalition plans, actions, or statements of the prevailing situation. In addition, COS and Senior Officers shall ensure that the personnel under their command refrain from any expression of opinion as to the rights or wrongs of the situation prevailing in the USCENTCOM AOR or neighbouring countries. Conclusion 40. It is my full intent to provide all COs and Senior Officers with the necessary means to effectively and efficiently complete their missions. The above powers will permit you to successfully execute your assigned tasks in accordance with Canadian strategic direction and my concept of operations. 41. This document supersedes the designation of COs and TORs issued by me on 25 Jan 02. Original signed by: J-P Thiffault Commodore Commander Joint Task Force South West Asia Distribution List Action CTG 307.1 CO JTFSWA NCE CO HMCS IROQUOIS CO HMCS PRESERVER CO HMCS TORONTO CO HMCS VANCOUVER CO 3 PPCLI BG CO JTFSWA LRP Detachment CO JTFSWA SAL Detachment CO JTFSWA TAL Detachment CO JTFSWA NCCIS Element CO JTFSWA SLOC Company Senior Officer JTFSWA FLS CONFIDENTIAL 7/7 000221 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information CONFIDENTIAL Information NDHQ//DCDS/COS J3 NDHQ//JAG/Dlaw/Ops JTFSWA//COS/Jl/J8/Senior Legal Advisor TG 307.1 Legal Advisor UAE Legal Advisor CONFIDENTIAL 8/7 000222 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en i/e. roNFIDENTBAL © PAACZYUW RCCPOHA0002 0611825-CCCC--RCCPMPA RCCPJSA-RCWPDRA. 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Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//u_.jD?, RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// RCWBOCA/2 PPCLI WINNIPEG//CO// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA LO DET BAHRAIN//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO// BT SECRET DCDS 038 SECTION 1 OF 5 SIC LAB/A2W ?PAGE 4 RCCPJAD3066 SECRET BILINGUAL MESSAGE/MESSAGE BILINGUE THIS IS A COMBINED DCDS/CAS/CLS/J4 MAT MSG -SUB’J—FRAGrO—0-19^TO-CDSH3P-ORDER—800-H'005'/200T)—0P-7KP0LL02DEPnDYMENT"ORDER^FORCTHIRD ^FLE"CpMP/^IYZTOzQM©AHAR— REFS: A. DCDS DIRECTION'FOR INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS 02/00 REV ONE B. CDS 095 282000Z OCT 01 - CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) OP APOLLO - CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM (CAT) C. CDS 006 292030Z JAN 02 ROEAOTH 005 2001 D. 292230Z JAN 02 - ROEIMP 009-2002 E. COS J3 2284 272310Z FEB 02 ANNEX H (LOG) TO OP O 0800 F. COS J3 2213 292245Z NOV 01 ANNEX U (PA) TO OP O 0800 G. COS J3 657 071815Z NOV 01 ANNEX F (PERS ADMIN) TO OP O 0800 0 016 - DEPLOYMENT ORDER FOR 3 H. DCDS 019 262120Z JAN 02 - FRAG O PPCLI BG I. CFTPO OP APOLLO J. A-LM-158-004/AG-001 MOVEMENT OF MATERIEL K. B-GL-303-010/FP-004 MOVEMENT BY AIR L. A-LM-117-001/FP-001 TN OF DANGEROUS GOODS BY CF AC M. CDS 007 301455Z JAN 02 TOCA 3 PPCLI BG 1. SITUATION. ?PAGE 5 RCCPJAD3066 SECRET l.A. GENERAL. (S)DEPLOYMENT OF 187 BCT AND 3 PPCLI BATTLE GROUP (BG) TO QANDAHAR HAS PROGRESSED TO POINT WHERE CAMP CAPACITY WILL PERMIT DEPLOYMENT OF A 3RD RIFLE COMPANY AND NCCIS MILITARY TRANSPORTABLE (MT) COMPOSITE DET 1. B. FRIENDLY FORCES. (U) 187 BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM (BCT) (TF RAKKASAN) AND 3 PPCLI BG 2. MISSION. (S)TO DEPLOY 3RD RIFLE COY FROM WINNIPEG AND NCCIS MT COMPOSITE DET FROM KINGSTON BY AIR TO QANDAHAR 3. EXECUTION 3.A. GENERAL. (S)3RD RIFLE COMPANY AND A NCCIS MT COMPOSITE DET WILL DEPLOY FROM WINNIPEG AND KINGSTON RESPECTIVELY TO QANDAHAR USING A COMBINATION OF COMMERCIAL AND CF ASSETS. J4-MOV^WI-EL-PROVIDE S'^ATEGI'C^MOVEMENT CONTROL AND COORDINATION OF THTS=OPERATION THROUGH4J4 MOV OPS, 4 CFMCU AND^SLOCIMOV-DETS 3.B. DEPLOYMENT PHASES 3.B.(1) (U)PHASE I. PRE-POSITIONING OF VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT AT AIRPORT OF EMBARKATION (<APOE)—TRENTON. 3.B.(2) (U)PHASE II. DEPLOYMENT OF MT COMPOSITE DET PERS FROM TRENTON TO WINNIPEG SECRET 000226 �SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information 3.B. (3) (U) PHASE III. DEPLOYk—<T OF 3RD RIFLE COY AND MT CG.-OSITE ?PAGE 6 RCCPJAD3066 SECRET DET PERS- FROM WINNIPEG AND VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT FROM TRENTON TO INTERMED£ATE~STAGING=BASE=(TSB)> 3.B. (4) (U)^PHASErI\C-. DEPLOYMENT OF 3RD RIFLE COY/MT COMPOSITE DET ‘FROM ■INTERMEDIATE^STAGINGz-BASE—(ISB)—TOzQANDAHARzs 3.C. TASKS 3.C.(1) 1 CAD 3.C.(1)(A) (U)PROVIDE STRATEGIC/TACTICAL AIRLIFT ASSETS AS DETERMINED BY J4 MOV 3.C.(1)(B) (U)PROVIDE MAMS SUPPORT FORTHWITH TO APOE WINNIPEG AND APOE TRENTON 3.C.(1)(C) (U)PROVIDE LOAD PLANNING SUPPORT THROUGHOUT, WHILE IN DIRECT COORD AND LIAISON WITH TFMO 3.C.(1)(D) (U)PROVIDE A POINT OF CONTACT AT EACH APOE FOR TFMO THROUGH J4 MOV 3.C.(1)(E) (U)ENSURE ALL DANGEROUS CARGO IS PROPERLY PACKAGED AND MANIFESTED FOR AIRLIFT 3.C.(2) CLS 3.C.(2)(A) (U)GENERATE 3RD RIFLE COY AS PER APPROVED TO AND E (REF I) 3.C.(2)(B) (U)MOV DEPLOYING PERS FROM ASSY BASE WINNIPEG TO APOE s.15(1) Def ?PAGE 7 RCCPJAD3066 SECRET WINNIPEG ON CALL FORWARD FROM 4 CFMCU 3.C.(2)(C) (U) PRE-POSITION ALL DEPLOYING VEHICLES, TRAILERS AND EQPT FORTHWITH AT APOE TRENTON AS DIRECTED BY J4 MOV 3.C.(2)(D) (U)PROVIDE DETAILED TASK FORCE MOVEMENT TABLE (TFMT) TO J4 MOV OPS 3.C.(2)(E) (U)PROVIDE TASK FORCE MOVEMENT OFFICER (TFMO) 3.C.(2)(F) (U) ENSURE ALL DANGEROUS CARGO IS PROPERLY PACKAGED AND MANIFESTED FOR AIRLIFT PRIOR TO CALL FORWARD TO APOE 3.C.(3) CFJOG 3.C.(3)(A) (U)DEPLOY NCCIS MT COMPOSITE DET TO REPLACE NCCIS LT DET SUPPORTING 3 PPCLI BG IN QANDAHAR. MT COMPOSITE DET TO PROVIDE TRIAD SERVICES TO INCLUDE FOLLOWING: 3.C. (3) (A) (I) (UflHHH^HI CFJOG TO PROVIDE SERVER AND NETWORK EQPT. LAPTOPS DEPLOYED WITH WAVE ONE WILL BE USED AS DWAN TERMINALS. DETAILS ON NUMBER OF LAPTOPS TO BE BROUGHT ON LINE TBD 3.C. (3) (A) (II) (U) CFJOG TO PROVIDE TITAN SERVER AND NETWORK EQPT. TITAN LAPTOPS WILL BE PROVIDED BY 76 COMM GP 3.C. (3) (A) (III) (U) CFJOG TO PROVIDE QTY INTERNET TERMINALS AND NECESSARY NETWORK EQPT 3.C. (3) (A) (IV) (U). ?PAGE 8 RCCPJAD3066 SECRET 3.C. (3) (A) (V) (U) EACH. DETAILS TBD 3.C. (3) (A) (VI) (U) DETAILS TBD [ 3.C. (3) (A) (VII) (U) 3 . C. (3) (A) (VI11) (U)^^^^^M 3.C.(3)(B) (U)DEPLOY LINE SURGE WITH AND ENTRENCHING TOOL TO COMPLETE CABLE PLANT TO SUPPORT CA ELEMENTS IN QANDAHAR. DURATION OF LINE SURGE WILL BE 30 DAYS FROM DEPLOYEMENT SECRET 000227 �DATE • s.15(1)-Def Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information "ECRET 3.C.(3)(C) (U)MOV NCCIS MT COMPOSITE DET EQUIP TO TRENTON ASAP 3.C.(4)(D) (U)MOV NCCIS MT COMPOSITE DET AND LINE TAV PERS TO TRENTON NLT 14 MAR 02 3.C.(4) J6 COORD 3.C.(4)(A) (U)PROVIDE SUPPORT TO CFJSR IN PREPARATION FOR DEPLOYMENT OF TITAN SERVERS 3.C.(4)(B) (U)PROVIDE TITAN TERMINALS FROM QETE STOCK. TERMINALS TO BE CONFIGURED BY CFCS SP SECT PRIOR TO SHIPPING TO KINGSTON. 3.C.(4)(C) (U)COORD THE PROVISION OF ALL NCCIS SERVICES FROM NATIONAL LEVEL 3.C. (5) SJTFSWA-NCE* 3 . C. (5) (A) (U) PROVTDEzMOVHSQ N-DETS—AT—I-SB-AND-APOD-a BT #3066 VDAM022 DELIVERED 0601843 124895 ?♦ SECRET 000228 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act PRIORITY SECRET susFIFWoOmaF OAASZFDY RCCPJAD3067 0601841-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS ZFD OAASZYUW RCCPJAD3067 0601507-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS 0 P 011331Z MAR 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//DCDS// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CLS/CAS/ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN ZEN/CS)/ADM (IM)/DGIMO/COS J3/J1 COORD/J4 HSS/J3 AIR 0PS/J3 ZEN/ENGR/J3 LAND OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NBC/J3 INTL/J8 FIN ZEN/COORD/J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J5 LEGAL OPS/J6 COORD/J6 10/J2 ZEN/OPS/J2 GEO/J3 INTL/J3 NAVAL OPS/J7 DOC AND TRG// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A4/AOC// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//EA CDS/CMS/COS J3/MSO MND/EA DM/EA ZEN/VCDS/DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/J3 NAVAL OPS/J5 NATO ZEN/POL/J5 PK POL/DHH/J7 LL// RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2 DG INT// ZEN/CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/COS// RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3/N4// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3/N4// ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RCEMIBS/CTG 307.1 LT MAR U < 4C02 : ?PAGE 2 RCCPJAD3067 SECRET RCEMIBS/TG 307.1 RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCEKMNA/1 CEU MONCTON//CO/DCO// RCEOCEA/LFAAHQ HALIFAX//COMD/COS// RCESCGA/QGSQFT MONTREAL//CMDT/CEM// RCCBJQA/LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/3 PPCLI EDMONTON//REAR PARTY/OC// RCWPDRA/HQ 1CMBG EDMONTON//COMD// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// RCESJNA/CFSD MONTREAL//CO// RCWPDRA/CFSD EDMONTON//CO// RCCROBA/CFPU TRENTON//CO// RCECGGA/14 WG GREENWOOD//WING COMD/WING OPS O// RCWEFSA/19 WG COMOX//WING COMD/WING OPS O// RCCERYA/CDAO SAUDI ARABIA RCCEBJI/CDAO CHINA RCCECAI/CDAO EGYPT RCCENDI/CDAO INDIA ?PAGE 3 RCCPJAD3067 SECRET RCCEJKR/CDAO INDONESIA RCCETW/CDAO ISRAEL RCCETKO/CDAO JAPAN RCCEIBA/CDAO PAKISTAN RCCEANK/CDAO TURKEY RCCEKWA/KWAIT//HOM/ / RCCENAT/BNATO//MILREP// CCT# TX CCT # q CCT# CCT # SECRET ZE'/ £ ZEV OP ZEV OP ZEV op —000229 �SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//C^iD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// RCWBOCA/2 PPCLI WINNIPEG//CO// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA LO DET BAHRAIN//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO// BT SECRET DCDS 038 SECTION 2 OF 5 SIC LAB/A2W ?PAGE 4 RCCPJAD3067 SECRET 3 . C. (5) (B) (U).-M0VCC0NCDETCATZISB2WILL~C00RDINATE-AIRLI-FT-FL0W-0F3 DEPtOYINGzPERS“VEHICLES-AND-EQPT- BETWEEN-ISB AND-APOD 3 3 . C. (5) (C) (U) HAVEzBCOMDZCAMPrSNOOPY-PROVIDED-Wl-Tl{-BRIEFING-OF.-O DEPLOYMENTZPEANU 3.C.(6) ADM (MAT) 3.C. (6) (A) (U)J4 MOV OPS TO INITIATE ROUTE ACTIVATION 3.C.(6)(B) (U)J4 MOV OPS TO COORD OVERALL MOV FROM APOES TO APOD AND PROVIDE DETAILED TIMINGS ONCE PUBLISHED FOR THE AIRFLOW 3.C.(6)(C) (U) 4 CFMCU TO PROVIDE MOV CON DET AT APOE WINNIPEG AND APOE TRENTON 3.C.(6)(D) (U)DLBM TO CHARTER NECESSARY AIRLIFT AS DETERMINED BY J4 MOV AND FORWARD ALL CHARTER COSTS TO J8 FIN 3.D. COORD INSTRUCTIONS 3.E.(2) (U)ASSEMBLY(ASSY)/MOUNTING BASES APOE/APOD 3.E.(2)(A) (U)ASSY BASE - CFB WINNIPEG / CFB KINGSTON 3.E.(2)(B) (U)MOUNTING BASE CFB WINNIPEG / CFB KINGSTON 3.E.(2)(C) (U)APOE WINNIPEG / TRENTON 3.E.(2)(D) (U)APOD - QANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN 3.E.(2)(E) (C )^jN3ERMEDTATEZSTAGING=B7kSES^=:DOHA-7ZQATART3 3.E.(3)cTIMINGSC3 ?PAGE 5 RCCPJAD3067 SECRET 3.E.(3)(A) (U)PHASE I. PRE-POSITIONING OF VEHICLES AND EQPT AT APOE TRENTON TO BE INITIATED UPON RECEIPT OF THIS ORDER AND COMPLETED ASAP 3.E.(3)(B) (C)PHASE II. DEPLOYMENT OF NCCIS MT COMPOSITE DET PERS FROM KINGSTON TO WINNIPEG - 14/15 MAR 02 6TE7C3'HC)—(-e^-PHASE-i-LI-7—DEPLOYMENT-OF- 3RD-RIFLE- COYrANDrNCCIS -MT , G®4POSTTEzDETZFROMzWrNNIPEG.7ANDlTRENTON_TOCINTERMEDIATE'_ STAGING (BASE “1'67-171 MART0 2IT3 3^&r(3jT( D)“(C )^HASE-IVt^EP^YMEOT ;OF .-3RD-RIFLE-COY- FROM t____ INTERMEDIATEZSTAGI-NG-BASE-TO-QANDAHAR ; TIMINGS_TO BE -CONFIRMED 3.F. FLIGHT BOOKINGS. PASSENGER BOOKINGS^ARE TO“BE“COORD-THROUGH TFMO. ALL PASSENGERS TO BE BOOKED THROUGH NATIONAL PASSENGER SERVICES CENTRE (NPSC) NLT FIVE (5) DAYS PRIOR TO FLIGHT DEPARTURE FOR OVERFLIGHT CLEARANCE PURPOSES, TFMO IS TO PROVIDE J4 MOV OPS 2-2 WITH A DETAILED LISTING OF PASSENGERS TO INCLUDE NAME OF PERSON AND WEAPON(S) TYPE(S) FOR EACH PASSENGER TRAVELLING ON FLT 3.G. BAGGAGE 3.G.(1) (U)ACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE. ALL DEPLOYING PERSONNEL (PERS) ARE AUTHORISED 70 KG ACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE INCLUDING PERS WPNS. THIS SECRET 000230 �SrCRET * Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information ENTITLEMENT INCLUDES ONE SMAL^ CARRY-ON ITEM DIMENSIONS NO'i 10 ?PAGE 6 RCCPJAD3067 SECRET EXCEED 18 X 16 X 7 INCHES FOR UNDER SEAT STOWAGE. ALL BAGGAGE IS SUBJECT TO INSPECTION AS REQR. FOR EASE OF AIRCRAFT LOADING AND MAX SPACE UTILIZATION, BAGGAGE WILL BE STRICTLY LIMITED TO ONE RUCKSACK, ONE DUFFLE BAG, ONE BARRACK BOX AND PERS WPN. 3.G.(2) (U)UNACCOMPANIED BAGGAGE. TWO BARRACK BOXS ARE AUTHORISED NOT TO EXCEED 30 KG COMBINED, TO TRAVEL ON SPACE AVAILABLE FLIGHTS DURING OR AFTER DEPLOYMENT INTO THEATRE 3.H. (U)WEAPONS AND AMMUNTION 3.H.(1)(A) (C)PERSONNEL WEAPONS. WEAPONS (WPNS) ARE TO BE BUNDLED AND STOWED IN AIRCRAFT (AC) HOLDS BETWEEN APOE AND INTERMEDIATE STAGING BASE (ISB) DOHA, QATAR. COMBAT LOAD IS AUTHORISED FOR INBOUND CHALKS FROM ISB TO APOD. UNITS SHALL ENSURE SIGHT COVERS ARE FIRMLY ATTACHED. MEMBERS WILL CARRY BREECH BLOCKS ON THEIR PERSON 3.H.(1)(B) (C)CREW SERVED WPNS. CREW SERVED WPNS ARE TO BE MADE INERT AS FOLLOWS: 3.H.(1)(B)(I) 3.H.(1)(B)(II) 3.H. (1) (B) (III) FCS TECH IS TO MAKE INERT PRIOR TO PACKAGING 3.H.(1)(C) ONCE WPNS ARE MADE INERT THEY ARE TO BE PACKAGED, BUNDLED s.15(1) Def ?PAGE 7 RCCPJAD3067 SECRET AND TREATED IN THE SAME MANNER AS PERS WPNS 3 . H. (2) (U) AMMUNITION. AMMUNITION SHALL BE BOOKED IAW REFERENCE J, K, AND L AS NECESSARY 3.1. (U)DANGEROUS CARGO. DANGEROUS CARGO WILL BE SHIPPED IAW REFERENCE J, K, AND L. COMBAT-LOADTAUTHORISEDTDURING cCHALKSLFROM^ I-SB-TO-APOEx 3.J. (U)PASSPORTS. GREEN OR BLUE ACCEPTABLE. QUESTIONS MAY BE DIRECTED TO CF PASSPORTS SECTION AT 997-7825 3.K. CUSTOMS 3.K.(1) (U)PERSONNEL. NORMAL PROCEDURES APPLY. MEMBERS DEPARTING CANADA WITH ATTRACTIVE/EXPENSIVE SER NUMBERED ITEMS SUCH AS CAMERAS, ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO OBTAIN, PRIOR TO DEPARTURE, A STAMPED Y38 CARD FROM CANADA CUSTOMS WHICH WILL CERTIFY OWNERSHIP FOR RE-ENTRY INTO CANADA 3.K.(2) (U)MATERIAL. NORMAL CFSS PROCEDURES APPLY. ALL SHIPMENTS SHALL HAVE PROPER DOCUMENTATION, WRITTEN IN ENGLISH AND SPECIFYING THE FINAL DESTINATION TO INCLUDE WORDING QUOTE OP ENDURING FREEDOM/OP APOLLO UNQUOTE 3.L. (U)ROE. IAW REF D 3.M. (C)NBCD. NBC THREAT IS ASSESSED AS FORCES IN QANDAHAR ARE ?PAGE 8 RCCPJAD3067 SECRET AT MOPP READY WITH GEAR IN RUCKSACKS 3. N. (C)PUBLIC AFFAIRS. IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANNEX U OF REF B. EXCEPT FOR DEP TIME OF FIRST FLIGHT, DETAILS ON FLIGHT ITINERARIES AND DEPLOYMENT SCHEDULE WILL NOT BE DISCLOSED TO THE MEDIA OR TO THE PUBLIC 4. SERVICE SUPPORT 4. A. (U) CONCEPT. ON DEPL, ALL^LI^WILL BE INTEGRATED INTO THE BG 000231 �rCREl Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information ■ AND SUPPORTED IAW REF E. ALL .NF COY MAT TO BE TRANSFERRED -J ACCOUNT 9C4924. NCCIS EQUIP TO BE TRANSFERRED TO 9X4924. ALL ELMS TO DEPLOY SELF SUFFICIENT FOR THREE DAYS (BASIC LOAD) 4.B. MOV 4.B.(1) (S)MOV CONCEPT. A PRE-POSITIONING VIA TRACTOR-TRAILER ROAD MOVE OF ALL DEPLOYING VEHICLES AND EQPT TO APOE TRENTON WILL OCCUR AS DIRECTED BY J4 MOV. ADL~EQUI-P~VEHICLES"AND-SUSTAINMENTreARGO WTLL=BE-TRANSPORTED-TO-ISBcUSTNG=TWO"SCHEDULED tANTONOVS-5=AND~15~MAR) *02’. MT COMPOSITE DET PERS WILL DEPLOY FROM TRENTON TO WINNIPEG VIA CC130 15 MAR 02. CHARTEREDrAIRCRAFT WILL EMBARK 3RD RIFLE COY AND NCCIS MT COMPOSITE DET PAX AT APOE WINNIPEG AND PROCEEDzTOzISB'. ©EPL0Yl*ENTxOF-PAX7=:VEHTCLESrAND-EQPT^FROM—ISBsTO~APOD—IN-QANDAHAR, rAFGHAN-I-STAN^WILiL-TAKErPLACE-VTAsANrEXTSTINGzeOALITIONrAIRTBRlDGE-TC) BT #3067 VDAM023 DELIVERED 0601846 124896 ?♦ SECRET 000232 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information |-v r— PRIORITY SECRE1 SUSPECT J DUPLOTE OAASZFDY RCCPJAD3068 0601841-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS ZFD OAASZYUW RCCPJAD3068 0601507-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS 0 P 011331Z MAR 02 EM NDHQ OTTAWA//DCDS// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CLS/CAS/ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN ZEN/CS)/ADM (IM)/DGIMO/COS J3/J1 COORD/J4 HSS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ZEN/ENGR/J3 LAND OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NBC/J3 INTL/J8 FIN ZEN/COORD/J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J5 LEGAL OPS/J6 COORD/J6 IO/J2 ZEN/OPS/J2 GEO/J3 INTL/J3 NAVAL OPS/J7 DOC AND TRG// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A4/AOC// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//EA CDS/CMS/COS J3/MSO MND/EA DM/EA ZEN/VCDS/DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/J3 NAVAL OPS/J5 NATO ZEN/POL/J5 PK POL/DHH/J7 LL// RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2 DG INT// ZEN/CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/COS// RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3/N4// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3/N4// ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RCEMIBS/CTG 307.1 iffl MAR u 1 200? C7 ?PAGE 2 RCCPJAD3068 SECRET RCEMIBS/TG 307.1 RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCEKMNA/1 CEU MONCTON//CO/DCO// RCEOCEA/LFAAHQ HALIFAX//COMD/COS// RCESCGA/QGSQFT MONTREAL//CMDT/CEM// RCCBJQA/LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/3 PPCLI EDMONTON//REAR PARTY/OC// RCWPDRA/HQ 1CMBG EDMONTON//COMD// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// RCESJNA/CFSD MONTREAL//CO// RCWPDRA/CFSD EDMONTON//CO// RCCROBA/CFPU TRENTON//CO// RCECGGA/14 WG GREENWOOD//WING COMD/WING OPS O// RCWEFSA/19 WG COMOX//WING COMD/WING OPS O// RCCERYA/CDAO SAUDI ARABIA RCCEBJI/CDAO CHINA RCCECAI/CDAO EGYPT RCCENDI/CDAO INDIA ?PAGE 3 RCCPJAD3068 SECRET RCCEJKR/CDAO INDONESIA RCCETW/CDAO ISRAEL RCCETKO/CDAO JAPAN RCCEIBA/CDAO PAKISTAN RCCEANK/CDAO TURKEY RCCEKWA/KWAIT//HOM/ / RCCENAT/BNATO//MILREP// RX CCT#AMa/ ZEV OP TX CCT # r (? 2EV OP CCT# ZEV OCT# ZEV SECBET L_ OP C000233 �SECRE1 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acc&s a /'information RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//C^-1D// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// RCWBOCA/2 PPCLI WINNIPEG//CO// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA LO DET BAHRAIN//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO// BT SECRET DCDS 038 SECTION 3 OF 5 SIC LAB/A2W ?PAGE 4 RCCPJAD3068 SECRET THETAPODa 4.B.(2) (S)MOVE COORDINATION AND CONTROL. J4 MOV OPS WILL EXERCISE OVERALL COORDINATION (COORD) OF THE STRATEGIC MOVE WITH 4 CFMCU PROVIDING MOV CONTROL (MOV CON) AT APOES. FORCE GENERATING HQS WILL EX MOV CON FROM ASSEMBLY (ASSY) BASES TO APOE. (STRATEGlC~LINES7OF GOMMUNICATJONS~(SIZ)C)—UNITr^IIuEcCOORDINATE^MOVCCON-BETWEEN-THE—iSB^ IN7DOHA—QATARCANDCTHECAPODD 4.B.(3) (S)ASSEMBLY BASES AND APOE SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT INCLUDING PROVISION OF R AND Q, GROUND TRANSPORT, COMMUNICATIONS, EMERGENCY MEDICAL AND DENTAL SUPPORT, EMERGENCY RECOVERY AND MAINTENANCE, AND OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE AND LOGISTICAL SUPPORT TO MOV CON DETACHMENTS (DETS), TRANSPORT AGENCIES AND PERS BEING DEPLOYED. ALL SERVICE SUPPORT REQUIRED TO BE COORD THOUGH 4 CFMCU DET 4.C. (U)HEALTH SERVICE SUPPORT. IAW REF B ANNEX K 4.D. (U)PERS. IAW REF H 4.E. (U)FIN. IAW REF H 4.F. SUPPLY 4.F.(1) (U)DETAILS FOR SUSTAINMENT TBI - REF A APPLIES TO POLICY AND PROCEDURE 4.F.(2) (U)APPENDIX TO REF E OUTLINING SPECIFIC SUSTAINMENT FOR 3 s.15(1) Def ?PAGE 5 RCCPJAD3068 SECRET PPCLI BG TBI 4.G. (U)POSTAL. MAILING ADDRESS FOR 3 PPCLI BG IS AS FOLLOWS. RANK INITIALS NAME SECTION PPCLI BG PO BOX 5006 STN FORCES BELLVILLE ON K2N 5W6 4. H. (C)NCCIS. WHEN MT COMPOSITE DET IS DECLARED OPERATIONAL, NCCIS LT DET WILL BE REDEPLOYED COMPLETE WITH EQPT AND PERS 5. COMMAND AND CONTROL 5.A. (U)COMMAND. NO CHANGE FROM REF B 5.B. (U)FOLLOWING OPRED FOR EMPLOYMENT DECLARATION TO CDS, TRANSFER OF OPCOM, OPCON WILL BE CONDUCTED IAW REF M USING TOCA MESSAGES 5.C. (C)POCS. IN ADDITION TO REF B 5.C.(1) J3 INTL 1, LCOL J CADE, (613) 996-8706 5.C (2) J3 INTL 1-3 LCDR BJ TRAVIS (613) 995-1119 5.C.(3) J4 MOV OPS. UNSECURE VOICE (CSN) 846-2601 OR COMMERCIAL 613-996-2601 UNSECURE FAX 613-992-7953. (SECURE VOICE AND FAX AT 5.C. (4) 5.C. (4 (C)4 CFMCU. (CSN) 621-2584 OR COMMERCIAL 514-252-2879 SECRET 000234 �r SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information 5.C.(5)CFCS SP LOCE, CAPT K. -.CKHART, 945-5174 ?PAGE 6 RCCPJAD3068 SECRET 5.C.(6)CFCS SP TITAN, CAPT D. RICHARD, 5.C.(7)CFJOG J6 PLANS, LT(N) BEAZLEY, CSN 270-8312 5.D. (C)MOV COORD AND CON. J4 MOV OPS WILL PROVIDE MOV COORD THROUGHOUT. 4 CFMCU REMAINS UNDER OPCOM J4 MOV THROUGHOUT. 4 CFMCU WILL PROVIDE 4TH LINE MOV CON 5.E. (C).’REPORTS. ON-ACTIVATION 4 CFMCU AND SLOC ~MOV~CON ~DETSZSHALlb SUBMITCDAILY5SITREPS'_NLTI1'1'OOZ:HRSZTO:J4TMOVLOPS70UTLININGJ AGTH?VTTTES-FOR-THEIPASTZ24THRS_'AND J AREAS_OF_’CONCERN/. AIRCRAFT/ DEP7\RTURE~ADVTGE-WILjL—BETPROVIDEDZWITHIN_~2ZHOUrS END OF ENGLISH TEXT/DEBUT DU TEXTE FRANCAIS SUJET : 0 FRAG 019 A ORDRE OPS DU CEMD 800 (005/2001) OP APOLLO ORDRE DE DEPLOIEMENT POUR LA TROISIEME COMPAGNIE D INFANTERIE A QANDAHAR 1. SITUATION l.A. GENERAL. 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(6) (A) (U)J4 MOUV OPS DOIT INITIER ACTIVATION DES ROUTES 3.C.(6)(B) (U)J4 MOUV OPS DOIT COORD MOUV GENERAL DEPUIS APE VERS APD ET FOURNIR HORAIRE DETAILLE UNE FOIS PUBLIE POUR LE FLOT AERIEN 3.C.(6)(C) (U)4 CFMCU DOIT FOURNIR DET CON MOUV A APE WINNIPEG ET APE TRENTON 3.C.(6)(D) (U)DLBM DOIT NOLISER TPT AERIEN NECESSAIRE TEL QUE DETERMINE PAR J4 MOUV ET ENVOYER TOUS LES COUTS DE NOLISEMENT A J8 FIN 3.D. INSTR COORD 3.E.(2) (U)BASES DE RASSEMBLEMENT/DE PREPARATION APE/APD 3.E. (2) (A) (U)BASE DE RASSEMBLEMENT - BFC WINNIPEG / BFC KINGSTON 3.E.(2)(B) (U)BASE DE PREPARATION - BFC WINNIPEG / BFC KINGSTON 3.E.(2)(C) (U)APE - WINNIPEG / TRENTON 3.E.(2)(D) (U)APD - QANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN 3.E.(2)(E) (C) BASES DE RASSEMBLEMENT INTERMEDIAIRE - DOHA, QATAR ?PAGE 7 RCCPJAD3069 SECRET 3.E.(3) HORAIRE 3.E.(3)(A) (U)PHASE I. PREPOSITIONNEMENT DES VEH ET EQPT A APE TRENTON DOIT ETRE INITIE DES LA RECEPTION DE CET ORDRE ET COMPLETE DES QUE POSSIBLE 3.E.(3)(B) (C) PHASE II. 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LA MENACE NBC EST EVALUEE COMME LES FORCES A QANDAHAR SONT A MOPP READY AVEC TENUES DANS SACS ALPINS 3. N. (C)AFFAIRES PUBLIQUES. CONFORMEMENT A ANNEXE U DE REF B. SAUF POUR HEURE DE DEPART DU PREMIER VOL, LES DETAILS DES ITINERAIRES DE VOL ET HORAIRES DE DEPLOIEMENT NE SERONT PAS DONNES AUX MEDIAS OU AU PUBLIC 4. SERVICE DE SOUTIEN 4.A. (U)CONCEPT. LORS DU DEPLOIEMENT, TOUS LES ELEMENTS SERONT INTEGRES AU GT ET SOUTENUS SELON LA REF E. TOUT LE MAT DE LA CIE INF DOIT ETRE TRANSFERS AU COMPTE 9C4924. L EQPT SNICC DOIT ETRE TRANSFERS AU COMPTE 9X4 924. TOUS LES ELEM DOIVENT ETRE AUTONOMIES POUR TROIS JOURS (MAT DE BASE) 4.B. MOUV 4.B.(1) (S)CONCEPT DE MOUV. UN PREPOSITIONNEMENT VIA REMORQUE PAR MOUVEMENT ROUTIER DE TOUS LES VEH ET EQPT DEPLOYES VERS APE TRENTON SECRET 000242 �• • ■ AURA LIEU TEL QU ORDONNE PAR SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information . MOUV. TOUT EQUIP, VEHICULEb _T CARGO 7PAGE 6 RCCPJAD3070 SECRET D APPROVISIONNEMENT SERONT TRANSPORTE VERS LA ISB EN UTILISANT DEUX ANTONOVS PREVUE POUR LE 5 ET 15 MAR 02. LE PERS DE LA DET COMPOSITE MT SNICC SERONT DEPLOYES DE TRENTON VERS WINNIPEG EN CC130 LE 15 MAR 02. UN L1011 NOLISEE EMBARQUERA LES PASS DE 3E CIE INF ET PASS DET LOURD SNICC A APE WINNIPEG ET SE DIRIGERA VERS ISB. DEPLOIEMENT DES PASS, VEH ET EQPT DE ISB VERS APD QANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN, AURA LIEU VIA UN PONT AERIEN DE LA COALITION EXISTANT VERS APD 4.B.(2) (S)COORD ET CONTROLS DU MOUVEMENT. J4 MOUV OPS EXERCERA LA COORD GENERALE DU MOUV STRATEGIQUE AVEC 4 CFMCU FOURNISSANT LE CONTROLS DU MOUV AUX APE. QG GENERATEURS DE LA FORCE EXERCERONT LE CONTROLS DU MOUV DEPUIS LES BASES DE RASSEMBLEMENT VERS APE. L UNITE DE LIGNES DE COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGIQUE (SLOC) COORDONNERA LE CON MOUV ENTRE ISB A DOHA,QATAR, ET APD 4.B.(3) (S)BASES DE RASSEMBLEMENT ET APE DOIVENT FOURNIR SOUTIEN INCLUANT PRESTATION DE R ET Q, TPT TERRESTRE, COMMUNICATIONS, SOUTIEN MEDICAL ET DENTAIRE D URGENCE, RECUPERATION ET MAINTENANCE D URGENCE ET AUTRE SOUTIEN ADMIN ET LOG AUX DET CON MOUV, AGENCES DE TPT ET PERS DEPLOYE. TOUT LES SVC SOUTIEN REQUIS DOIVENT ETRE COORD PAR LE BIAIS DU DET 4 CFMCU 4.C. (U)SOUTIEN SVC SANTE. SELON REF B ANNEXE K 7PAGE 7 RCCPJAD3070 SECRET 4.D. (U)PERS. SELON REF H 4.E. (U)FIN. SELON REF H 4.F. APPROV 4.F.(1) (U)DETAILS POUR REAPPROV A ETRE EMIS - REF A S APPLIQUE AUX POLITIQUES ET PROCEDURES 4.F.(2) (U)APPENDICE A REF E DETAILLANT REAPPROV SPECIFIOUE POUR GT 3 PPCLI A ETRE EMI 4.G. (U)POSTE. ADRESSE POSTALE POUR GT 3 PPCLI COMME SUIT GRADE INITIATES NOM SECTION PPCLI BG PO BOX 5006 STN FORCES BELLEVILLE ON K2N 5W6 4. H. (C) SNICC. QUAND DET COMPOSITE MT EST DECLARE OPERATIONNEL, DET LEGER SNICC SERA REDEPLOYE COMPLETEMENT AVEC EQPT ET PERS 5. COMMAND ET CONTROLS 5.A. (U) COMMAND. AUCUN CHANGEMENT A REF B 5.B. (U)SUITE A DECLARATION DE CONOP POUR EMPLOI AU CEMD, TRANSFERT DE OPCOM, OPCON SERA EFFECTUE SELON REF M PAR MESSAGES TOCA 5.C. (C)PDC. EN PLUS DE REF B 5.C.(1) J3 INTL 1, LCOL J CADE, (613) 996-8706 s.15(1) Def 7 PAGE 8 RCCPJAD3070 SECRET 5.C (2) J3 INTL 1-3 LCDR BJ TRAVIS (613) 995-1119 5.C. (3) J4 MOUV OPS. VOIX NON PROTEGE (CSN) 846-2601 OU COMMERCIAL (613) 996-2601 FAX NON PROTEGE (613) 992-7953. (VOIX ET FAX PROTEGE 5.C.(4) (C)4 CFMCU. (CSN) 621-2584 OU COMMERCIAL (514) 252-2879 5.C.(5)CFCS SP LOCE, CAPT K. LOCKHART, 945-5174 5.C.(6)CFCS SP TITAN, CAPT D. RICHARD, SECRET 000243 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information 5.C.(7)GOIFC J6 PLANS, LT(M) J^LeY, CSN 270-8312 5.D. (C)COORD ET CON MOUV. J4 MOUV OPS FOURNIRA COORD MOUV PENDANT TOUTE L OP. 4 CFMCU DEMEURE SOUS OPCOM J4 MOUV PENDANT TOUTS L OP. 4 CFMCU FOURNIRA CON MOUV 4E LIGNE 5.E. (C)RAPPORTS. SUR ACTIVATION, 4 CFMCU ET DET CON MOUV SLOC DOIVENT SOUMETTRE SITREP QUOTIDIEN AVANT 1100Z H A J4 MOUV OPS DETAILLANT LES ACTIVITES DES DERNIERES 24 H ET DOMAINES D INQUIETUDE. AVIS DE DEPART D AERONEF SERONT FOURNIS DANS LES 2 HEURES FIN DU TEXTE FRANCAIS BT #3070 VDAM026 DELIVERED 0601852 124901 ?♦ SECRET 000244 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information s NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) (9 SECRET NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 26 February 2002 2:33 PM ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op’Apollo ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; Fuller Maj WW (J4 Log Ops 3) J4 Log; Striethorst LCol BC(J4 Mov Coord) J4; Thurrott LCol C (J4 Log Ops) J4 Log SLOC CONCPET OF OPS From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: O(S7“ LIST SLOC CONOPS-Sp.doc Ref: Telecon CO SLOC/J4 325 feb 02 1. At ref, you mentioned the lack of concept of Ops for the SLOC. Find ATT below a draft which was previously issued on 12 Feb 02. 2. The stand up of the NSU may change some aspect of it, however the SLOC must carry out direct liaison with 3 CSG and J4 Mov for sustainment and sustainment flights. Once the MCC and MMC stand up it should be reviewed. 3. It certainly needs to be refined and for OC FSG and CO SLOC your comments are welcomed. 4. For CFLCC Log Ln for your info and comments if required. J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 co' C1T 0?^ ®RET Rx z?/z CCT#T.V^ ZEV 7^^ TX CCT # ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000245 �SECRET Draft as of 1600 hrs, 12 February 2002 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information SECRET DRAFT SUBJECT: CONCEPT OF OPS/SUPPORT FOR SLOC Refs: A. Annex H to CA JTFSWA Op Ord 01/01 - OP Apollo - Logistics B. FRAG O 017 to CDS OP Order 800 - Employment Order for SLOC 071906Z Feb 02 C. DCDS Direction for International Operations Rev. 1 D. Annex K to CA JTFSWA Op Ord 01/01 - OP Apollo - Health Services Support Situation. Although a National Support Unit (NSU) is proposed to coord/execute theatre level support, that organization has not yet been formed. Therefore, SLOC support to 3 PPCLI BG (tluu FSG) must begin soonest for all intents and purposes. This concept is intended to provide guidance and procedures to allow the SLOC to commence support to 3 PPCLI BG. This will be reviewed with the stand-up of the NSU. Mission. Tire mission of the SLOC is to provide support to tire 3 PPCLI BG from a forward sustainment base in Camp Snoopy, Qatar. Concept of Support. The SLOC will receive the weekly strategic sustainment flight from Canada, break down the loads and prepare it for tactical airlift to the BG. This system will be used to bring pers and eqpt in and out of the fwd location (then back to Canada when necessary). The SLOC will also hold stores and equipment that cannot be placed forward in Qandahar due to limited space. As an example, it may hold 10 of the 15 days of combat rations. Its main functions are material/personncl movement, material storage and accounting. SLOC support procedures will be I AW ref C. Gomd-O SLOC will coord operational level admin and logistics support to 3 PPCLI BG (thru FSG) with tire assistance of CA JTFSWA/J4 and NDHQ/J4 Log. a. The SLOC will be responsible to CA JTFSWA NCE J4 for technical oversight of its logistics activities and responsive to 3 PPCLI BG. b. NDHQ/J4 Log and CA JTFSWA NCE J4 will facilitate host nation/lead nation support arrangements in order to bed-down and sustain tire SLOC. c. NDHQ/J4 Mov will lead all strategic movements co-ordination issues. SLOC MCC will coord tactical mov of pers, mail and cargo (PMC) in and out of Qandahar by using coalition, or national, tactical airlift. d. Tire SLOC will provide close and general support to 3 PPCLI BG (thru FSG). e. All visits and Technical Assistance Team (TAV) must be approved by CA JTFSWA Comd and can be expected within 30-60 days of your completing deployment. f. SLOC issues needing national resolution to be staffed to CA JTFSWA NCE J4 info NDHQ J4 Logr Ao g- Support issues that are supplemental to ref C are as follows: (1) Host Base/Nation Support. Agreements with coalition partners to be negotiated thru NDHQ/J4 Log agreements IAW section 1327 of ref C. Copy of agreements will be provided to CA JTFSWA NCE J4/J8. (2) Food Services. Food sendees issues are covered in section 1339 of ref C. Special requirements to be staffed to CA JTFSWA/J4. Any feeding arrangements with foreign nations are required to follow Canadian food services standards. ? (3) Postal. Mail to CFPO addresses is to be sent through CA Post and not through a private "STU5 • courier. Parcels reqr a customs declaration form aval at Canada Post office. CFPO address for SLOC as fol: (a) SN, rank, init and name (b) Sect/SLOC (c) Op Apollo so&> (d) PO Box 5-HTStn Forces (e) Belleville On K8N 5W6 1/3 ■ SECRET SECREI 000246 �SE®T Draft as of 1600 hrs, 12 February 2002 s.15(1) Def Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information SECRET Sustainment stocks. Level of sustainment stocks to be held at SLOC and should be I AW ref B which states SLOC will deploy with the following. Any requirement to change must be staffed to CA JTFSWA/J4. (1) Class I, IMPs only, (2) Class n, (3) Class III, less bulk POL, (4) Class IV, (5) Class V,: (6) Class VI, (7) Class VII, as per TO&E (8) Class VIII, ‘ ‘ TBC). . (for integral HSS sp). Class VIII supplies for BG held by FMED (location (9) Class IX, (10) Class X, Supply Concept. SLOC will coord and provide in-theatre supply sp to 3 PPCLI BG (thru FSG) incl mat mgt, demand coord, mat sourcing and procurement. National supply support will be provided by 3 CSG. Demand procedures. SLOC to use CFSS Upgrade and associated procedures (TBC). Account Structure. Advise CA JTFSWA/J4 of account structure in theatre. Stock-takings should take place within 30 days of depl. Requests for stock-taking delays must be submitted to this HQ for prior approval. SLOC to liaise with NDHQ/J4 Log Ops and NDHQ/DMMD info CA JTFSWA NCE J4 for activation of additional accounts if reqr. All eqpt to SLOC shall be transferred from losing accounts in Canada to applicable theatre acct within 30 days of depl to ensure accountability of assets are maintained. Ammo. Sustainment requests for ammo to be fwd in msg form to CA JTFSWA NCE//J3/J4// info NDHQ J4 Log. J3 staffs will coord and request ammo from NDHQ/J4 Log Ops. Procurement. CO SLOC auth to procure goods, sves, accn and local labour directly IAW delegation of auth by Comd CA JTFSWA IAW ref A. Prior to any contracts being signed, copies are to be forwarded to CA JTFSWA NCE J8 for review by J4, J8 and legal officer and onward transmission to NDHQ J4 as applicable. Accountable items purchased using public funds to be brought on charge to applic sup accts, incl welfare eqpt. Rtn of surplus serviceable mat. IAW chap 13 art 1324 of ref C. Repairables mgt. IAW chap 13 art 1322 of ref C. Calibration. IAW chap 13 art 1323 of ref C. Hazmat mgt. IAW chap 13 art 1324 of ref C. Disposals. In-theatre disposal of DND hazmat, wastes (med, pol), cannibalized/destroyed/mutilated mat or scrap to be coord through CA JTFSWA NCE J4 IAW chap 13 art 1325 of ref C. SLOC CO auth to scrap/condemn unserviceable items within powers of write-off IAW ref e, except for PPE/IPE (body armour and NBC), which is to be rtn to 3 CSG info NDHQ J4 Log/J4 Mov Ops/CA JTFSWA NCE J4. Garbage disposal. SLOC resp to arrange disposal contracts. Copy of contracts to be provided to CA JTFSWA NCE J4, J8 and legal officer. Sales. Direction must be sought from NDHQ/J4 Log thru CA JTFSWA NCE J4/J8 prior to any sale of mat except for transactions specifically covered by applicable MOU (timings TBC). Loans. IAW chap 13 art 1328 of ref C. / Stocktaking. IAW chap 13 art 1320 of ref C. Accountability. IAW chap 13 art 1304 of ref C. / /] AiTTZ. Dvr permits. IAW ref C. Passport and visa requirements. TBC. Dangerous cargo. Dangerous cargo for airlift must be booked IAW CFAO 20-21 and prep for shipment IAW ref C. Op necessity to be requested to CA JTFSWA NCE J4 Mov on an as-reqr basis. ^77/77-/? Restricted items, customs, major eqpt accidents, vehs. All IAW ref C. Land Maint concept. SLOC shall hold sufficient resources to provide integral and close support -repair capability. All land maintenance problems to be first staffed to 1 Svc Bn EME in Edmontony^ For backloading procedures, recommend that all eqpt backlog should be send back to Edmonton who //o I 2/3 SECRET SEGREl 000247 �Draft as of 1600 hrs, 12 February 2002 SEGBE i SECRET Document disatosecTunder the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Lot sur I'acces a I'information will take the decision to fix in house or to send to a third line contractor. DGLEPM/DLERM 4 to be consulted as reqr for provision of nat level land eqpt management advice/assistance (TBC). Cross servicing and mutual support. SLOC encouraged to seek out and use any available avenues of maint support from US as appropriate in consult with NDHQ J4 Log Agreements and info CA JTFSWA NCE J4/J8. NPF. When auth, NDHQ/CFPSA through CA JTFSWA NCE J8 to assist units with appropriate estab of NPF entities. Unit canteens may be established at discretion of unit CO -=s=--------Importation of foreign weapons and ordnance. All requests for importation to be submitted to CA <2/1 JTFSWA NCE J3 for onward staffing to NDHQ COS J3 IAW Annex D to chap 13 of ref C. HSS. As per ref D. ------------Reports and Returns. SLOC will send a'Daily Sitrep to CA JTFSWA. Weekly Log Report to be submitted each Tuesday to CA JTFSWA'NCE NLT12-W0Z as per attached format. MEDSITREP to be submitted weekly to CA JTFSWA NCE J4 HSS'NtT 1200Z each Tuesday. Contacts. As Follows. J3 INTL CDR E. DESLAURIERS (613) 995-2311 J3 INTL 2-2, MAJ J. SHIPLEY (613) 992-4732 J3 INTL 2-7, LCDR T. MILLER (613) 996-1438 J4 LOG OPS, LCOL C.C. THURROTT (613) 992-5655 J4 LOG OPS 3, MAJ W.W. FULLER (613) 996-3766 J4 LOG OPS 3-2, CAPT D. QUINN (613) 995-9706 J4 LOG OPS 3-3, CAPT G. CONNOLLY (613) 996-6395 J4 LOG AGREEMENTS, MAJ B. DE LALLO (613) 992-4760 J8 FIN COORD, MAJ B. KRASIJ (613) 992-8060 CA JTFSWA NCE J4, LCOL J.J.R.M. BERGERON (813) 827-1488 CA JTFSWA NCE J8, LCDR S.L. KNOX (813) 827-1487 CA JTFSWA NCE J3, CDR K, HOFFER (813)827-1090 CA JTFSWA NCE J4 HSS, MAJ. B. WALKER (813) 827-1489 / VO fc- 3/3 SECRET SECRE'i 000248 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information Z>. To: b Pettis@forces.ca Subj ect: RE: AN-124 CHARTER - OP APOLLO From III MAR 0 3 200? M Rafter.MML@forces.ca Add to Contacts Date: Tue, Feb 26 2002 10:05:08 AM -0500 Cc: 33.SO-^-|- Fink.2@forces.ca,IMCEAX400c=CA+3Ba=govmt+2Ecanada+3Bp=gc+2Bdfait+2Emaeci+3Bs=kirkey+3Bg=janet+3B@forces ca.fit ( ------------ .. zsimmonsb@canoemail.com, Saunders.WG@forces.ca + 3 |4-i2.S x. 6S0G UaCA-L. Scheduled arriya’l—ti'meuQ-fTtherAN.-124Tin-2Doha-is~-03~Mar at^O 5 00 Z^ We have ” given the shippers until the end of the day today to provide us with the final listing of cargo on subj flight. For Mr Saunders: Can you contact SkyLink and find out the answers to Col Pettis' question about routing and timings over Saudi Arabia, pise? Need this info soonest, Also request that you remind SkyLink of the following procedure for aircraft arrival in Doha (Camp Snoopy ramp): 1. For all aircraft, on arrival they will be directed to the PAPA taxiway on the east side of the airfield, the military ramp access. The ground frequencies were passed in Sitrep 042 on 6 Feb 02; 2. All charter aircraft will discharge on the military ramp and then taxi to the International Airport side of the airport for all services, including fuel. 3. Due to the activity level and limited space on the ramp, aircraft commanders should treat arrival times as slot times. With the number and variety of aircraft being handled at Camp Snoopy this is necessary to be able to handle our aircraft without delay. If aircraft arrive early or late they may have to wait on a taxiway for some time before being brought in to be discharged. Notice of change in arrival times should be given as soon as deviation from published itinerary is anticipated. The US TALCE will do all possible to avoid delays and waits, but they stress that they may have to service aircraft on schedule first. (?) The flight must also contact the US military controllers prior to landing as follows: US TALCE at DOHA has req that when all incoming aircraft in our flow are 30 minutes out from DOHA Int'1 that they also contact the TALCE by radio. The frequencies are UHF 272.550 or VHF 139.500. TALCE Call Sign is "KINGFISH NOVEMBER". This is not a substitute for ATC at DOHA Int'1 but will allow the TALCE to guide the incoming aircraft to the proper location on the US ramp. TALCE cellular number is 974-589-1546. Any questions may be directed to the undersigned. 000249 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a I'information M.M.L. Rafter Maj J4 Mov Ops Phone: 992-4370 Fax: 992-7953 E-mail: Rafter.MML@forces.ca > > > > > ------- Original Message---From: Pettis Norris@ Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 8:18 AM To: Rafter Maj MML@J4 Mat/DG Log J4 Log@Ottawa-Hull Cc: Fink Johng@; Kirkey Janet -RYADH -DR; 'Maj Fitzsimmons' Subject: RE: AN-124 CHARTER - OP APOLLO Sensitivity: Private Thanks for the info. If you have the cargo manifest handy, then please > send it to me in some form or other, in case they ask for more details. > Anything staying in Doha must be catalogued for Qatar customs purposes. > > Can you please e-mail me, and copy the other addressees on this message, > when you have the exact landing time of this flight. > > Please note that I have not yet taken any action on clearing Saudi > Airspace for this flight as I do not know its routing/timings etc. > > Cheers, > > Norris Pettis > > N.M. Pettis Colonel Canadian Defence Attache Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (966-1) 488-2288 extn 3500 > mobile: (971) 50-658-9641 > > > > > > ---- Original Message---From: Rafter Maj MML@J4 Mat/DG Log J4 Log@Ottawa-Hull Sent: February 26, 2002 3:19 PM To: Pettis, Norris -RYADH -DR Subject: RE: AN-124 CHARTER OP APOLLO Sensitivity: Private > Good Day Sir, Glad to hear that you have already managed to forward the diplo note for this flight. The information that you require is as follows: > > Aircraft: AN-124 Operator: Airfoyle Heavy Lift > Callsign/Flt #: ADB5480 > I note that you've already received a manifest indicating the expected 000250 �/» Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information > cargo for this flight fr :he SLOG. Do you require any f. ler info > about the cargo as the final load is prepared? Pise let me know, as we > are currently compiling as accurate a list as possible. > > Based on reports from our folks in the US, the final details regarding the > IL'O'CTagreemeritJwith the Americans should be worked out early next week. > (With3thTs-agreemeht~in~place-? f-r®ightTahd~supplies for the 3 VP BG and th§ > SLOCGwiri‘rbermoving-to-poha~on^JSAFzaircraf t"mo_st~l'rkely_'beginning3 the >rweek~b~f~lT~Mar~0J^ Once cargo starts flowing via this route, it is > unlikely that we will have any further short notice requests for charter > airlift to Qatar. > > We will continue to operate CF sustainment flights to the dets in the UAE > on a weekly basis, and may require some charter airlift for outsize items, > but we will endeavour to ensure that the units in theatre indicate their > requirements well in advance. > Thanks again for your efforts (and those of Sgt Fink, as well) they have > made our job here a little easier over the past few months. > > Cheers, > > > > > > > > > > > > M.M.L. Rafter Maj J4 Mov Ops Phone: 992-4370 Fax: 992-7953 E-mail: Rafter. MML@forces.ca ---- Original Message---From: Pettis Norris© Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 12:54 AM To: Rafter Maj MML®J4 Mat/DG Log J4 Log@Ottawa-Hull Cc: Bouchard Col JND@ADM (Mat) J4 Mat@Ottawa-Hull; Striethorst LCol BC@J4 > Ops@NDHQ; Milner LCol D@ADM (Pol) PK Pol@Ottawa-Hull ; Fink Johng©; Kirkey > Janet -RYADH -DR > Subject: RE: AN-124 CHARTER - OP APOLLO > Sensitivity: Private > > Maj Rafter, > > Thanks for your message. As an Infantry Officer, I am getting a good > taste of what it is like to wear a logistician/administrators shoes - the > fit is a bit tight. I understand the operators' imperatives and primacy in the general scope > of life and we will always do what we can. > In the meantime, I do reserve the right to bitch and moan :o) > I received enough information on the cargo from our people in Doha 000251 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information to get > the dip note out today. The critical piece of information that I now need > to help expedite this AN-124 is the call sign that it will use. Please get > that to me ASAP. > Cheers, > > Norris Pettis > > N.M. Pettis > Colonel > Canadian Defence Attache > Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (966-1) 488-2288 extn 3500 > mobile: (971) 50-658-9641 > > > ---- Original Message---> From: Rafter Maj MML®J4 Mat/DG Log J4 Log®Ottawa-Hull > Sent: February 25, 2002 11:34 PM > To: Pettis, Norris -RYADH -DR > Cc: Bouchard Col JNDQADM (Mat) J4 Mat@Ottawa-Hull; Striethorst LCol > BC®J4 Ops@NDHQ; Milner LCol D@ADM (Pol) PK Pol©Ottawa-Hull > Subject: RE: AN-124 CHARTER - OP APOLLO > Sensitivity: Private > > > Good Day Sir, > > Your comments are well received and come as no surprise. You are correct > in your assessment that J4 Mov has had plenty of time to learn about the > difficulties with obtaining overflight and landing clearances in this area > iof the world. You must also be cognisant of the fact, however, that we > (J4 Mov) have had very tight timelines imposed upon us from above in every > case thus far, despite warnings to ops planners that short timeframes will > not be favourably received by gov't officials within the Gulf states and > will likely result in unforeseen delays. > > Since the beginning of Op Apollo, J4 Mov staff have repeatedly advised COS > J3 operational planners of this need for substantial advance notice when > seeking to secure clearances in the Gulf region for charter aircraft. In > many cases, these warnings have gone unheeded and we've been assigned > deadlines to deliver pers and eqpt by a given date, regardless of the > logistical/administrative problems that this may cause. It seems that > many here expect that since the deployment of pers/eqpt to Op Apollo is of > the highest importance to the CF and the Cdn gov't at the moment, that all 000252 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a /'information • * / > governments should share is same sense of urgency. As w> low, however, > this is not the case. > > The tasking of the latest charter aircraft is a direct result of delays in > implementing the ILOC agreement between Canada and the US. Plans for the > sustainment of the pers in Qatar and in Afghanistan would see USAF > aircraft delivering supplies to these locations, but problems in working > out specific procedures have delayed the beginning of deliveries via this > means for a few weeks, In the interim, supplies identified by the BG as > essential have been piling up in Canada awaiting shipment to Afghanistan > via Doha. This is where the AN-124 comes into play, At time of charter, > we were not aware of the extended holiday in Qatar, which will further > exacerbate the problems. You must also understand that keeping our pers > in theatre well-supplied carries not only operational and morale > implications, but also political ones. > > J4 Mov will once again pass on the concerns with respect to advance notice > for overflight and landing clearances, and will also outline the predicted > delays with the latest charter aircraft. I will forward your e-mail up my > own chain of command, in the hopes that your comments will further > reinforce the recommendations that all pers in J4 Mov have been putting > forward since the beginning of this operation. > > In reference to your second e-mail, we are currently compiling a detailed > cargo manifest and hope to forward it to you today. Please keep in mind > that the list will change somewhat over the next few days as the BG in > Afghanistan continues to make requests for supplies on a daily basis. IORs will be added to the load as the week progresses. We will also > attempt to identify what is to remain in Doha and what will be forwarded > to the BG in Qandahar, however, determining exactly when these supplies > will be moved from Qatar will be difficult, SLOC pers on the ground will > coord the onward movement of supplies via coalition airlift to Qandahar as > flights become available. J4 Mov does not have visibility WRT these > flights, as they are a US GENICOM asset. > > Once again, appreciate your assistance and we will make every effort > possible to provide greater advance notice for flights of this type in the > future. > > M.M.L. Rafter 000253 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information > > > > > Maj J4 Mov Ops Phone: 992-4370 Fax: 992-7953 E-mail: Rafter.MML@forces.ca > ---- Original Message---> From: Pettis Norris@ > Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2002 1:53 AM > To: Rafter Maj MML®J4 Mat/DG Log J4 Log@Ottawa-Hull; Harris Maj CD®A4 > Log®Winnipeg; Latouche Maj M®A3FE@Winnipeg; Kennedy Maj DR@A3FE@Winnipeg; > Fink Johng@; Fitzsimmons Maj BS®Op Apollo SLOC Coy@Doha Qatar > Cc: Henderson Maj DJ®LFAA HQ Gl@Halifax; Stewart Capt VN@2 Air Mov > Sqn®Trenton; Levesque CWO JJM®2 Air Mov Sqn@Trenton; +8Wops Duty Watch > @WOPS@Trenton; Myers Capt CL@Op Apollo NCE@Tampa FL USA; Bergeron LCol > M®0p Apollo NCE@Tampa FL USA; Striethorst LCol BC@J4 Ops@NDHQ; Remy Capt > GE@2 Air Mov Sqn®Trenton; Peck Lt S@1 GS Bn@Edmonton; Osborne WO CRJ®J4 > Mat/DG Log J4 Log®Ottawa-Hull; Letourneau Capt JBG@ADM (Mat) J4 Log/J4 > Mov®Ottawa-Hull; Penney Sgt HR®J4 Mat/DG Log J4 Log@Ottawa-Hull; Glockling > Capt NG@J4 Mat/DG Log J4 Log@Ottawa-Hull; Milner LCol D@ADM (Pol) PK > Pol®Ottawa-Hull; Kirkey Janet -RYADH -DR; Dpflmail© > Subject: RE: AN-124 CHARTER - OP APOLLO > Sensitivity: Private > Major Rafter, > I know that you mean well and think that you are giving us adequate notice > but this is not helpful. One week is not "lots" of notice especially for > this type of clearance. > > J4 Mov must have learned by now that any aircraft going into Qatar with > Cdn military cargo must seek clearance through Qatar diplomatic channels > to land and Saudi dip channels to overfly. We do not have enough time. > Here is how it breaks down. > It is Saturday and we are at the start of a regional 3 day holiday called > Eid Al-Adha. Fortunately, I am coming into the office on this holiday, so > I have seen your message, Your flight is arriving this time (Sat) next > week. Most government agencies are closed until this time next week. The > earliest I will have access to a translator to initiate these overflight > requests is next Tuesday. That means that the earliest I can staff this > request to the Qatar authorities is next Tuesday by about noon giving > anyone who may be at work, Wed morning to consider the request to 000254 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information make a > decision. As this is a non-standard flight, approval will not be routine. > > So you can see why I say "here we go again". Have we forgotten just how I > got the last 3 commercial AC into Qatar? You are asking me to try and push > those same buttons again with Qatar on what will be virtually no notice. I > don't think the CF has learned what kind of reputation we have earned in > Qatar. They think our antics are laughable and they are fed up with us! > Unless the AC is routed over Turkey and Iran, we will have to get Saudi > overflight clearance as well. Once again, the limitations on notice apply > as we must go through MFA. I guarantee that will not happen in time. If we > cannot short-circuit that approval process,and bypass MFA, overfit will > not be granted. That means someone at civil aviation has to stick his neck > way out for us. > I apologize for the tone of this message but we really still have > problems understanding what the pressure points are on these overflight > and landing issues. It is as cumbersome for us as I am sure it is for you > but we don't make the rules. > We will do what we can, once again, but I can take no action on this > issue until Tuesday morning my time when hopefully, the Qatar military is > back to work and I can beg them once again to intervene with their MFA and > civil aviation and bail our ass out of the fire one more time. I urge no > one to hold their breath. > Norris Pettis > > N.M. Pettis > Colonel Canadian Defence Attache Riyadh, Saudi Arabia > (966-1) 488-2288 extn 3500 > mobile: (971) 50-658-9641 > > > ---- Original Message---> From: Rafter Maj MML@J4 Mat/DG Log J4 Log®Ottawa-Hull > Sent: February 22, 2002 6:37 PM > To: Pettis, Norris -RYADH -DR; Harris Maj CD@A4 Log@Winnipeg; Latouche > Maj M®A3FE®Winnipeg; Kennedy Maj DR@A3FE@Winnipeg; Fink, John G. - RYADH ■:—£>> -DR; Fitzsimmons Maj BS@Op Apollo SLOC Coy@Doha Qatar > Cc: Henderson Maj DJ&LFAA HQ Gl®Halifax; Stewart Capt VN®2 Air Mov > Sqn®Trenton; Levesque CWO JJM®2 Air Mov Sqn®Trenton; +8Wops Duty Watch 000255 �I Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information . > ®WOPS@Trenton; Myers Cap J@op Apollo NCE@Tampa FL USA; 1 jeron • LCol > M@Op Apollo NCE@Tampa FL USA; Striethorst LCol BC@J4 Ops@NDHQ; Remy Capt > GE®2 Air Mov Sqn@Trenton; Peck Lt S@1 GS Bn@Edmonton; Carl Osborne; > Ghislain Letourneau; Harry Penney; Neil Glockling Subject: AN-124 CHARTER - OP APOLLO > Sensitivity: Private > > > Due to the fact that the first ILOC sustainment flight for 3 VP BG is not > expected for another few weeks, J4 Mov has chartered an AN-124 to move the > sustainment freight currently ready for shipment at 3 CSG. > > Itinerary for subj charter flight is as follows (all dates Feb/Mar and > times Z): > > Aircraft type:•AN-124] > Operator: Heavy Lift > Registration: UR82007 > > Flight Number Arrive Location Depart Remarks >’ 1 >^ADB5480 TBA Trenton 281800 >'282345 Gander 010200 Fuel Stop > 010715 Ostend 012230 Crew Rest > 020530 Doha7 022300 > > For Col Pettis/Sgt Fink: - your info. Operator will begin steps to > obtain overflight/landing clearances, however, we anticipate similar > problems to those experienced earlier. Request that you coord clearances > with Qatar officials in the interim. Hope that providing this info early > will reduce delays and eliminate the need for any further demurrage fees. > - J4 Mov will provide you with a draft cargo manifest for subj flight > ASAP. > > For 1 CAD A4 Mov: - ensure that 2 Air Mov Sqn is aware of subj itinerary > and is tasked to prepare loads for shipment IAW priorities as detailed by > J4 Mov 3. > - SISU forklift that was frustrated during SLOC depl must be on this > aircraft - veh being moved from YEG to YTR > > For 1 CAD A3 Airlift: - ensure that 8 Wg Trenton is tasked to provide > ground servicing and fuel, as required by operator > - operator will contact 8 Wg Ops shortly before flight arrival to confirm > final requirements i 1 ■ > For SLOC: - ensure that US Ops pers are aware of itinerary and allocate > slot time on Camp Snoopy ramp > - advise soonest if any problems expected with itinerary above - ensure coord with CA JTFSWA to confirm that 3 VP BG freight is 2 000256 �L Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information / > programmed into US lift 1 i to Qandahar > Any questions may be directed to the undersigned or to 613-996-2601. J4 Mov Ops Duty Officer cell phone 613-850-3027. M.M.L. Rafter Maj J4 Mov Ops Phone: 992-4370 Fax: 992-7953 > E-mail: Rafter.MML@forces.ca > > > > > 000257 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a l^nforjnation tj C~ M 'I ao^. & 6fJ 4Z) 4c s tro P]/2oU I o 6^- ~7-c> /yZ,A.<^^ ■ s.19(1) "TAtC^ - 4> C12 ° /5 Orf THr 000258 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de /a Loj suf ^aefas^l'mfchmnation < CONFIDENTIAL NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI L Edmunds)FEB 2 0 200^3^ NCE J3 Mar Op Apollo (LCdr DT McNichol) [ncej3mar@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 26 February 2002 7:05 AM •Shared (SLOC:Coy:Comrncen)pp Apollo Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo I>/sr csoldier.'Cardi From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: a Q.O OP APOLLO Soldiers Card final.... OP APOLLO Force Protection Sum... JTFSWA3520 292230Z JAN 02 OP... ----- Cf’-jK _____ Sir: Appologize for the delay, . Please find attached the Force protection card (15 Feb) for your use. I've also enclosed the ROE & Soldier card for the 3 PPCLI BG. This is what your troops should be using if they are forward visiting Qandahar. D. T. McNichol LCdr J3 Maritime CA JTFSWA NCE Tampa 813-827-1413 Rx dPa-? cct#77t^^ zev/^jr or ® 0PS TX -h c*e«i cryfz^tAA^' CCT # ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 0VS& 31 Hca 0 z. qcaI'*1 CONFIDENTIAL 000259 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information CONADENTBAiu "Confidential" Illi "292230Z JAN 02" "Jan" "02" "Priority" "Priority" "D. T. MCNICHOL, LCDR, J3 MAR 2" "J. P THIFFAULT, CMDRE, COMD JTFSWA" "JTFSWA 352" Illi Illi Illi Illi Illi "CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA" "LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS/G3/G3OPS// CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR" "RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA// CDS/DCDS/CMS/CLS/CAS/COS J3/J3 INTL/ J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 LAND OPS/J5 LEGAL/DGIS POL// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RUCJACC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ3/CCJ5// RHRMDAB/COMUSNAVCENT//N3/N5/CDN NAVAL LNO// COMCFLCC DOHA KUWAIT//COMD/C5/CANADIAN LNO// RHRMDAE/COMFIFTHFLT RUFRPSA/CTF 50 CTF 53 RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3// RCWBOCA/1 CAD WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/AOC// RCWMPCA/COMCANFLTPAC RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC RCCECAI/CAIRO//CDA// RCCERYA/RYAHD//CDA// RCCEBLM/CDAO BERLIN RCCEROM/CDAO ROME RUETITH/CFA ANKARA RUEHMO/CFA MOSCOW TG 307.1 HMCS VANCOUVER CA JTFSWA LRP DET AL MINHAD CA JTFSWA TAL DET AL MINHAD CC150 DET CDR FUJAIRAH" Illi Illi "OPER/OP APOLLO// MSGID/ROEIMPL/JTFSWA/ 009-2002// REF/A/CDS 095 282000Z OCT 01 CDS OP O 800 (005/2001) - OP APOLLO// REF/B/B-BG 005-004/AF-005 USE OF FORCE IN CF OPS - REV ONE 2001-06-01// REF/C/A-SJ-100-004/AG-000 MILITARY POLICE CHAP 31// REF/D/QR AND O VOL IV APP 3.2 DEFENCE CONTROLLED ACCESS AREA REGULATIONS (DCARR-S)// REF/E/CDS 006 292030Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO CDS ROEAUTH 005-2002// REF/F/CJCS WASHINGTON DC 212315Z NOV 01 - US ROE AUTH SERIAL TWO OPERATIONS ENDURING FREEDOM (NOTAL)// CONFIDENTIAL 000260 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acc&s a /'information 2ONHDENTJAL REF/G/JTFSWA 069 180856Z NOV 01 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 004-2001 (NOTAL)// REF/H/JTFSWA 141 141804Z DEC 01 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 006-2001 (NOTAL)// REF/I/JTFSWA 192 031448Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 007-2002 (NOTAL)// REF/J/JTFSWA 3350-134-29(COMD) ROE IMPL ORDER 008- 18 JANUARY, 2002(NOTAL)// GENTEXT/1/THIS MESSAGE IMPLEMENTS ROE FOR 3 PPCLI BG WHICH WILL TAKE EFFECT UPON TOCA TO JTFSWA. ROE FOR SHIPS, AIR DETACHMENTS AND INDEPENDENTLY DEPLOYED INDIVIDUALS HAVE BEEN ISSUED SEPERATELY AND REMAIN UNAFFECTED BY THIS MESSAGE. GENTEXT/2/OP APOLLO IS THE CANADIAN CONTRIBUTION OF CANADIAN FORCES (CF) PERSONNEL AND UNITS TO THE US-LED COALITION IN THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM (CAT). COMMANDER JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA (COMD JTFSWA) EXERCISES OPERATIONAL COMMAND, ON BEHALF OF THE CDS, OF CF UNITS AND PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO OP APOLLO// GENTEXT/3/THESE ROE MAY BE RELEASED TO NATIONS PARTICIPATING IN OR SUPPORTING THE US-LED COALITION IN THE CAT, UNSCR SANCTIONS AGAINST IRAQ OR THE INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ASSISTANCE FORCE (ISAF) IN AFGHANISTAN PROVIDING THE SECURITY LEVEL IS MAINTAINED// s.19(1) CONFIDENTIAL 000261 �Pages 262 to / a 268 are withheld pursuant to section sont retenues en vertu de Particle 15(1) Def of the Access to Information Act de la Loi sur I'acces a ('information �r: I * C.CJCJC/ UJ. JO chnhuihn Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sMTJgOftgi I'infoifflfjQon tHBRSSY -» 00871383020699 MW 6 200? bu Cffeinndinn _ asso-l FACSIMILE TO: DiST LIST CO Commander - Canadian SLOC Doha Fax: [873] 383028887 0/=5 FROM: Canadian Defence Attache Canadian Embassy P.O. Box 94321 Riyadh 11693 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Fax: (966-1) 488-1997 Tel: (966-1) 488-2288 Ext: 3500/3501 E-Mail: norris.pettis@dfait-maeci .gc.ca File: Op Apollo (Qatar) Date: 26 Fab 02 SUBJECT: CORRESPONDENCE TO GHQ QATAR ARMED FORCES = a = = = = = = 0 = ao?=o = a = c;-=i = :5 = : = = = = = = = = = se occa.-= ======= = = Tn = n-Tnr: = === = = 1. ATTACHED IS THE CORRESPONDENCE SENT TODAY REGARDING THE AN124 FLIGHT AND THE VISA ISSUE FOR YOUR PERSONNEL. 2. FOR YOUR INFO AND FILES. v' it x L » If*3 I’" N.M. Pettis Colonel NUMBER OF PAGES TO BE FAXED: 7 (Incl cover page) CCT # ° -fw ZEV 7^76, J# CCT'//- 2 £v OP CCT # ZEv OP CCT# ZEV CP 000269 �CJ-I • JU eHiNHUinn tribHbbY -> U0H71383020699 Gfanudian s.19(1) I Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Lai s^tjgo^^i I'infoifjQftjon £Amh?u0'j5'ttd^ du CSnuudn FACSIMILE TO: FROM: Canadian Defence Attache Canadian Embassy P.O. Box 94321 Riyadh 11693 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Fax: (966-1) 488-1997 Tel: (966-1) 488-2288 Ext: 3500/3501 E-Mail: norris.pettis@dfait-maeci.gc.ca File: Qatar-MOU Date: 26 Feb 02 SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR VISA ASSISTANCE - CANADIAN CONTINGENT = <= = = cc ra = = => ■== = = = essasssss = = = = = = ====== = === = = = = = = = = = ========== a = = = = = 1. PLEASE FIND ATTACHED, A DIPLOMATIC NOTE REQUESTING ASSISTANCE IN RESOLVING A SMALL PROBLEM WITH THE VISAS ISSUED TO THE CANADIAN CONTINGENT. 2. I APOLOGIZE THAT I AM UNABLE TO TRANSLATE THIS TIME. / IS DOCUMENT AT CSI I ■’ |i N.M. Petti1 Colonel NUMBER OF PAGES TO BE FAXED: V (Incl cover page) 000270 �■ uj« JO UMINHU1HN tribHbSY -> 00871303020699 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgut en vertu de la Loi sM'adfl&i I'infof^igon 3 (Surtndiun cAmh?xs'jtfMdr du (Samtdw Note No. 188/02 s.19(1) The Canadian Defence Attaches, Colonel Norris Pettis presents his compliments to for the Armed Forces of the State of Qatar and has the honour to request that you ask your immigration authorities to assist us in resolving a minor problem with the visas issued to the Canadian Contingent at Camp Doha. We thank-you for your help in getting the visas for our contingent processed prior to the Eid holiday. However, due to an possible oversight on the part of the immigration officials, 2 of the passports were not processed and 1 of the passports may have a clerical error. The following passports were returned without the 6 month visa that was placed in all the other passports: a. Captain Paul Kallaghan, passport and b. Warrant Officer James Brown, passport These two officers had entered Doha on 2 week visas as part of our advance party that 000271 �criOHSSY UUBY1 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi slfJQ'a4J£& I'infoiQfMon came early to prepare for the arrival of the main body. Their visas have now expired because the new visas were not entered Into their passports. However, their names are on the nominal roll of the Canadian Contingent which I sent you on 09 February 02,1 have instructed these officers to stay in Camp Snoopy until this visa issue can be resolved. The passport of Sergeant L.J. Critchsmith was returned with what may be a clerical error. The other passports have the length of the visa written by hand and this passport did not have this entry. This name is also on the nominal roll sent to you on 9 Feb 02. I respectfully request that you have one of your staff contact the Canadian Contingent Commander, Major Bruce Fitzsimmons in order to resolve this visa issue. His mobile phone number is [974] 5894683. The Canadian Defence Attached avails himself of this opportunity to renew to the Chief of Operations for the Armed Forces of Qatar the assurances of its highest consideration. I* Riyadh: 26 February 20 000272 �W ( * C.CJCICJ KJ J • JO chinhvihn tHBHSbY ■> 00871383020699 (Canadian s.19(1) Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi HD'o&ifod I'infofj&Bon (A.iTibajje'aite du (Sanadn FACSIMILE TO: FROM: Canadian Defence Attache Canadian Embassy P.O. Box 94321 Riyadh 11693 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Fax: (966-1) 488-1997 Tel: (966-1) 488-2288 Ext: 3500/3501 E-Mail: norris.pettis@dfait-maeci.gc.ca File: Qatar-Air Clr Date: 26 Fob 02 SUBJECT: REQUEST FOR AIR CLEARANCE ASSISTANCE = = oi®imc = : = :c:coa= = = = s = = =nnes = s: ss.Bosessssse wtscs ================= 1. PLEASE FIND ATTACHED, A DIPLOMATIC NOTE REQUESTING ASSISTANCE IN OBTAINING AN AIR CLEARANCE FOR A COMMERCIAL FLIGHT CARRYING CANADIAN MILITARY CARGO. 2. I APOLOGIZE THAT I AM UNABLE TO TRANSLATE THIS DOCUMENT AT THIS TIME. /""'J ___ ... Xrt' 1 «> 3 Ii s N.M. Pettis Colonel NUMBER OP PAGES TO BE FAXED: y (Incl cover page) 000273 �u-riurtooi •? uoo (13BJUdJbW Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sWQ'oAJfo I'infoElWion sO ^^1^1 OK (fffwindiwrt by (Marm^a Note No. 187/02 s.19(1) The Canadian Defence Attache, Colonel Norris Pettis presents his compliments to for the Armed Forces of the State of Qatar and has the honour to request that yon seek approval from the appropriate authorities for the following flight. The Government of Canada asks the Government of Qatar to grant landing authority for one commercial aircraft (AN-124) that is carrying military’ cargo for the Canadian soldiers deployed in Afghanistan. The cargo will be unloaded by the Canadian military contingent based at "Camp Snoopy" at Doha International Airport. This cargo will be held at Camp Snoopy until it is moved to our Unit in Afghanistan by other Canadian military aircraft. The cargo consists of: 1 forklift track; 1 medium cargo truck; 2 light cargo tracks; 1 cargo box for medium truck; and Various pallets of spare parts. The commercial operators of this aircraft are asking for landing clearances through normal civilian channels. However, because the cargo is for the Canadian military, we are seeking formal approval for this flight from the appropriate authorizing agency of the Qatar Government. We request that Qatar give clearance for these aircraft to land in Doha on 03 March 2002. The 000274 I �' uo; oe> CHNHD1HN EMBASSY 4 00871303020699 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sHQ'pifcf&i l'info(fifj/?ion ------ T--------- - details of the exact arrival time and the call sign of the iarcraft will be passed to you soon. The Canadian Defence Attache avails himself of this opportunity to renew to the Chief of Operations for the Armed Forces of Qatar the assurances of its highest consideration. Riyadh: 26 February 2002 a»L ,s> 4 HI X *■ \ I• s 000275 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information x 3350-1 (Ops O) M Feb 02 Security Force ACCESS LIST - AL EUDID 1. The Strategic Lines of Communication (SLOC) Company requests your assistance to have the following Canadian Forces personnel authorized permanent access to the Qatar Base at Al Eudid; read in five columns, Service Number, Rank, Name, Initials, Function: s.19(1) a. MWO ABRAMCZYK J.R. Physicians Assistant; b. Cpl ODDIE J.D. Medical Assistant; and c. Maj WOJTYK R.J. Medical Officer. 2. In as much as they will be required to respond to medical emergency situations as they arise, it is further requested that their access be expedited, and advised to the undersigned. 3. A^A P.A. K Capt^ Ops O 1063 Your assistance in the matter is appreciated. aghan 000276 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en ve^^ri- la^oiJur^ar^s a I'information I / NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI V Sibley) Subject: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 24 February 2002 2:48 PM j4move@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca; ’Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo RE: Repositioning OF SLOC MC Dets Importance: High From: Sent: To: Cc: FEB 2 5 2002 ___ - L_ As of this date the SLOC has not been TOCA to us, however this may change’ 1. in the next 24 hrs. C_© The att msg will have to be issued by NDHQ as there are taskings for J4 2. c#SO Mat, DMMD, ILOC, and if the SLOC belongs to us by then, the Comd CA JTF SWA has to be tasked for SLOC. He in turn will issue his orders to the CO SLOC . 3. For CO SLOC for your review and comments as this will come to you in a way or the other. PR IS- J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 -------- Original Message--- \ From: J4 Move (Capt NG Gl’ockling) [mailto:j4move@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 21 February 2002 16:06 To: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo Subject: Repositioning OF SLOC MC Dets Importance: High 1. Sir, the SLOC Tampa in the near Dets at major tpt program. The plan Qatar. A MCC will has report OPRED today and will probably be future. The concept, as you are aware is to nodes in the US airflow. This would be part is to establish MC Dets in Montreal, Dover, be established in Minhad. chopped to establish MC of the ILOC Germany, and 2. I was originally tasked to cut the repositioning message but with the TOCA occurring soon this is, in my opinion, better done in TAMPA. J4 would be tasking two levels down and that is not correct. I also have some concerns on the selection of nodes and the reporting C of C. It is my opinion the GE Det Germany is not required. Frieght will enter the US system at Dover and then be carried to Qatar the same as US freight. There are three air nodes on the channels flights- Rota (Spain), Siganella, and Rhien Main/Ramstien- and we will not know which node will be used for our frieght. This is because once our stuff is in the US system the routing system will send it forward to Qatar by the most efficient means IAW priorities. Therefore I do not see the advantage of placing an MC Det in Germany. 3. The original plan had the MC Dets reporting to the OC SLOC. With the establishment of a NSU and a theater MCC, the MC Dets should reporting to the NSU MCC vice the SLOC. The SLOC will be just a suborinate Coy of the NSU. The MCC tasks would include all sustainment/move issues along with reporting back to TAMPA and NDHQ. 4. I have attached a draft order up to the groupings and tasks para for your review and use. It lists several of the tasks for each MC Det. I have 1 <^000277 i— �~ Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information not gone into any detail fo_ che MCC but I spoke with Capt Myers and she is aware that the procedures for the coord of airlift must be included as a min. Also the Svc Sp and Comd and Sigs paras are not included. 4. Please advise if you concur with my suggestions and recommendations, I will be on leave Fri but will be in on Monday. D.A. Yost Maj J4 Mov Plans RX oo y TX IM ZEV CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP OCT# ZEV OP 2 000278 �SECREI Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information fe-' NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) fi ia L-U rcu L D 6UUZ —J From: Sent: To: Subject: s.19(1) J4 Move (Capt NG Glockling) 04move@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ] 25 February 2002 9:54 AM ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca; ‘‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo' <RE:-J4:lrOGXJS/CA-|LOC-ACTIVATIONj () Please note Cpl. Power was named in two paras 3.B.(1) and 3.C.(1). Delete his name from para 3.C.(1) as he will remain in SITU 3350-1 bisT list Co N Glockling Capt J4 Mov Ops (613) 996-2601 ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [mailto:neej 4 @j c2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 24 February 2002 15:19 To: ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; Yost Maj DA (J4 Mov Plans) J4 Log Subject: FW: J4 LOG US/CA ILOC ACTIVATION Importance: High Att has been issued by NDHQ and has taskings for SLOC which should be reissued by us once you are TOCA to us. 1. 2. Review and comments. J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 ------- Original Message---From: Shared Nee Ops Watch Centre Op Apollo (Capt BM Erickson) [mailto:nceopsw@j c2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 22 February 2002 21:24 To: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Heward Maj NC (J4 Mov) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo; Walker Maj B (NCE J4 HSS)Op Apollo Subject: J4 LOG US/CA ILOC ACTIVATION SECRET* RX M cct# TX CCT# r,~u. ZEV Itt/l op ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP C£ C\. 000279 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information StCRET □ RAASZYUW RCCPJAD3109 0532348-SSSS—RCCPMPA. ZNY SSSSS R 221734Z FEB 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//J4 LOG// TO RUEKJCS/JOINT STAFF WASHINGTON DC//J4/J4-ILED// RUCJAAC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ4// RHCUAAA/USCINCTRANS SCOTT AFB IL//TCJ5/TCSG/J3/J4 SUSTAIN// RUFGAID/EUCOM AIDES VAIHINGEN GE//ECJ4 PM-MB// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J4// ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//J3 OPS/J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J4 LOG 001// BT S E C R E T J4 LOG 001 SUBJ: US/CA ILOC ACTIVATION - US OP ENDURING FREEDOM/CDN OP APOLLO SIC QAA POSITIONING OF DETS AND ACCESS TO INFO REFS: A. JCS/J-4A 0046-01 5 DECEMBER 2001 B. US/CA EXCHANGE OF NOTES 8 JUNE 1979 C. US/CA GTA 10 NOV 1986 1. AS PART OF THE CO-ORDINATED RESPONSE IN THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM, THE US/CA INTEGRATED LINES OF COMMUNICATION (ILOC) WAS FORMALLY ACTIVATED AT REF A 2. FOLLOWING THE DEPLOYMENT OF THE CDN BG FROM EDMONTON VIA GE TO THEATRE IT IS NOW NECESSARY TO REPOSITION ILOC MOVEMENT CONTROL TEAMS (MCT) TO ASSIST WITH CDN VISIBILITY FOR SUSTAINMENT. THESE DETS HAVE BEEN FORMED AND ARE IDENTIFIED AS STATEGIC LINES OF COMMUNICATION DETACHMENTS (SLOC DETS) —3. PERMISSION IS REQUESTED TO MOVE THE FOLLOWING ILOC/SLOC DETS TO THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS AND TO GIVE THEM ACCESS TO THE ANNOTATED SYSTEMS TO TRACK CF PERS MATERIEL: 3. A. LOCATION: DOVER AFB 3.A.(1) TEAM s.19(1) MAJ JJLS PELLETIER (ILOC OFFR MTMC) SVC NO FEB 2 5 jJj 3&S0 - I Co opsb Af°'/ thCc/ 2 7/2 pfcT CjQJ P# - MALE WO FORREST, SVC NO MALE SGT LAKE, SVC NO - MALE CPL TOUTANT. SVC NO MALE 3.A.(2) SYSTEMS: GLOBAL AIR TRANSPORTATION EXECUTION SYSTEM (GATES) CARGO MOVEMENT OPERATIONS SYSTEM (CMOS) 3.B LOCATION: GE RAMSTEIN/RHEIN MAIN (REMAIN IN SITU) 3.B.(1) TEAM CAPT M BERNARDO ILOC OFFR 1 TMCA SGT CULVER , SVC NO CPL POWER, SVC NO 3.B.(2) SYSTEMS; Rx 003 CCT # </ Z^ZEV GATES CMOS ZEV CCT# TX 3.C LOCATION: QATAR 3.C. (1) TEAM CAPT HALL SVC NO CAPT HATTON SVC NO CCT# 2EV CAPT MENARD SVC NO SGT JAMES, SVC NO S^C/?£T ■1 OP OP OP 000280 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information s.19(1) SECRET SGT GOSSELIN,. SVC . Z NO SGT LANDRY, SVC NO CPL POWER, SVC NO CPL LINK, SVC NO 3. C.(2) SYSTEMS; GATES CMOS WPS 4. IT IS FURTHER REQUESTED THAT OFFICE/WORKING SPACE AND LIFE SUPPORT FACILITIES BE PROVIDED FOR THE DOVER DETACHMENT, AND THAT A US INDIVIDUAL, OR OPERATIONS ROOM, IS IDENTIFIED AT EACH LOCATION TO ACT AS A FACILITATOR FOR LIMITED SIPRNET ACCESS FOR THE PASSAGE OF CLASSIFIED EMAIL TO BE -FOR ATTENTION OF CF SLOC DET5. FINALLY IT IS REQUESTED THAT CMOS, INTEGRATED BOOKING SYSTEM (IBS) - WORLDWIDE PORT SYSTEM (WPS) SOFTWARE AND TRAINING BE PROVIDED TO THE CF SLOC DET AT MONTREAL WHICH IS TO BE THE CONSOLIDATION NODE FACILITATING INTEGRATION INTO THE US LOC/PIPELINE. 6. CDNrPOCTISrJ4TMOVrNDHQ/.J4TMOV—DSN :“8 42 "4 370"OR’-726013 US JCS J4 ILED POC IS LCOL TIPTON DSN: 224-2631 BT #3109 □ I i 000281 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Carlin) From? Sent: To: Cc: 5 Subject: secret CA LO TM CFLCC (Col M Hodgson) [kuwsrt1@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 22 February 2002 2:35 PM ’Shared (3PPCLI BG) Op Apollo ’Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo FW: ACSA and KANDAHAR for Maj Blair CCT#^^ ZEV fifth try OP TX CCT# ZEV ---- Original Message---From: CA LO TM CFLCC (Col M Hodgson) CCT# ZEV (mailtoi kuwsrtl@jc2is .c-ndhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 22 February 2002 14:26 To: 'kuwsrtl@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca'; ' ld3cman@ jc2is. c-mfDTqT.^lnd. ca' ZEV Cc: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 ) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC ’"(‘NUE J4 1 Supply) OpApollo -- ---Subject: RE: ACSA and KANDAHAR for Maj Blair I am trying this for the fourth time. We are having difficulties here. OP OP OP FEB 2 3 2002 ---- Original Message---From: CA LO TM CFLCC (Col M Hodgson) ___&>5O[mailto:kuwsrtl@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 22 February 2002 12:49 To: 'ld3cmcn@j c2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca' Cc: Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo Subject: ACSA and KANDAHAR for Maj Blair I ■5 Co O Collin: I have been talking with Host Nation Sp here in CFLCC. I know before you had raised an issue about the fuel not being properly accounted for by the US in place. Your suspicions were valid. The American have the intention of pro rating the usage rate based on a bunch of criteria. I told the people here that we will be consuming approx. 2k JP8 and that is at our peak. I recommended that they start itemizing the fuel because we will not be signing the CC Form 35 which is our agreement with the usage. Also, there will be a charge back for the rations that we have been consuming at KANDAHAR. I notice in the CLASS 1 report from KANDAHAR (provided by the Americans) that we have 6,080 (B), 8,880 (L) and 13,680 (S). Based on 700 pers (or there abouts) that gives you approx. 8 DOS on the ground. My point is that the IMPS that are not consumed will be issued back to you ad the MREs that you have consumed will be charged back to you, as will the UGRs and URGAs. I mention these points not to discourage you from eating heat and serve or fresh (we need hot meals) but to make you aware that there is a cost to eating MREs vice IMPs. I have discussed the fact that we have cooks doing labor in their kitchens and though the appreciate the cooks (I hear it all the time) it is higher decision to charge for services. This one could be/should be looked at by CA JTFSWA. The IMPs that are going to be redirected to SNOOPY for the US (the 1,000,000) also must be charged back to the American since there is a clause in the ACSA that says th<4re can not be any donations between the two countries that all items must be costed. This costing stuff I figure would best be served by CA JTFSWA rep meeting with the Host Nation rep in TAMPA which was LCol Reg Nyquist (998 6420) last time I asked. As a-note Colin, there are 12 extra shower heads being sent to your location as well as a LADS (Laundry advanced system) which can handle 500 soldiers per day at 151bs laundry per soldier. SECRET pct/ 000282 L �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information SECRET That is all from this end, should there be anything that I can do to help, pls feel free to ask. Maj Pierre Tasse Kuwait LO 2 SECRET 000283 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document diwlqu6 mygrtu de^la Loi sur I'accis a I'ip^^iation NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpl JF Langlais) NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpl JF Langlais) [LtDet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 20 February 2002 12:09 PM Bergeron LCol JJRM(J4 )Op Apollo | DRAFT ANNEX H and APPENDIX 3 PPCLI BG From: Sent: To: Subject: Sir, 1. After discussion with CO SLOC, following observations are forwarded for your information: a. Annex H Para 3.D.(2)(II) should read DELEWARE vice MARYLAND; and b. Appendix 3 Para 3.A.(2) last sentence should read Appendix 7 vice 1. 2. No further observations were noted. P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops O SLOC DSN 318-247-1063 1 000284 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divpl^e^t^rt^d^a^i sui^c^c^ a I'gfflmation -2_0 Fe&&2 NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) NCE J4 Op Apollo (LCol JJRM Bergeron) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 19 February 2002 3:46 PM ■ '3 PPCLI BG OP APOLLO (MCpl AJ Forshaw)’ 'CA LO TM CFLCC (Colonel M Hodgson)'; Myers Capt CL (J4 Mov NCE) Op Apollo; Parsons Capt SC (NCE J4 Supply)Op Apollo; Knox LCdr SL (J8) Op Apollo; Leighton LCdr JN (JI ) Op Apollo; *Shared (Comcen Light Det 2)CFJSR * DRAFT ANNEX H and APPENDIX 3 PPCLI BG - 3 PPCLI BG for MAJ Blair OC FSG CFLCC for Maj Tasse-'SLOC for Maj Fitzsimmons From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: JJ. \$ & L High Importance: rto c h W APOLLOAnnexH3.txt -I APOLLOBGApxl.txt 1 Find att both documents in text file for your review/comments. 2. Our due:-date to NHQH is 1200 hrs 2000HRS local Ottawa. Adv if you cannot meet timing. Thanks bis-r U'ST' J.J.R.M. Bergeron LCOL J4 CA JTFSWA HQ TAMPA Com: 813-827-1488 CSN: 312-651-1488 (Lo Ops o 1 000285 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information AP0LL0AnnexH3.txt "Unclas" 181659Z Feb 02"Feb" 02" Priority" Routine" D.A. QUINN, CAPT, J4 LOG OPS 3-2, 995-9706 " J.Y. FORCIER, CMDRE, COS J3" COS J3 XXX" If II fl If fl "NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3//" "NDHQ OTTAWA//CMS/CAS/CLS/ADM (HR MIL)/ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN CS)/ADM (IM)/DGIMOSD/JI COORD/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/J3 LAND OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NBC/J3 INTL/J3 NAVAL OPS/J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J4 POST/J4 HSS/J5 LEGAL OPS/J5 NATO POL/J5 PK POL/J6 COORD/J6 IO/J7 DOC AND TRG/J8 FIN COORD/CFPSA/DAPM//ZEN CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA//COMD/COS/J4/J8// CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI TG 307.1 CTU 307.1.3 HMCS VANCOUVER MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3/N4/N027/N1// MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3/N4/N02 ADMIN/N1// FLS 1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A4 COORD/AOC// CFJHQ KINGSTON//COMD/J4// 1 CEU MONCTON//CO// 3 CSG MONTREAL//CO/OPSO// 4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// 25 CFSD MONTREAL//CO// 7 CFSD EDMONTON//CO//" "AIG 1703//BTSO/G4/N4// 14 WG GREENWOOD//WCOMD/WOPSO/WLOGO// 8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO/WLEO// LFAAHQ HALIFAX//COMD/COS/G3/G4// QG SQFT MONTREAL//CMDT/CEM/G3/G4// LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS/G3/G4// LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS/G3/G4 // CMED PETAWAWA//CO// Page 1 000286 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information V APOLLOAnnexH3.txt NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3/MSO MND/EA CDS/EA DM/EA VCDS/DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/DHH/J7 LL//ZEN NDCC OTTAWA//ZEN NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2/DG INT// 202 WKSP MONTREAL//CO// CFPU TRENTON//CO// CFSU OTTAWA//CO//ZEN CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/G4//ZEN NAVRESHQ QUEBEC//COMD// COMCANFLTLANT COMCANFLTPAC HMCS TORONTO CNBRA//CFA// BEJING//CFA// TOKYO//CFA// TAVIV//CFA// RYADH//CFA// KLMPR//CFA// ISBAD//CFA// DELHI//CFA// KWAIT//HOM// CNO WASHINGTON DC BNATO//MILREP// CDLS WASHINGTON DC//COMD// CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// PRMNY//MILAD// CFJSR KINGSTON//CO/LOG O//" rr n "SIC LAD/IAA/IAN/NAA/TAG/TAW THIS MESSAGE SUPERSEDES COS J3 2219, 302325Z NOV 01 AND J3 INTL 666, 132025Z NOV 01 SUBJ: ANNEX H TO CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) - OP APOLLO - LOGISTICS REFS: A. DCDS DIRECTION FOR INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS 02/00 REV ONE B. CDS 095 282000 OCT 01 OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) - OP APOLLO C. COS J3 2242 012325Z FEB 02 FRAG O 018 TO CDS OP ORDER 800 - OP APOLLO SUPPORT CONCEPT D. 7035-10 (VCDS) 30 JUN 92 (VCDS INSTR 2/92) E. AIG 1722/025/98 NDHQ D MOV (ROUTING OF SHIPMENTS) F. 1450-1 (DCDS) 13 JUL 98 (ACCOUNTABILITY ON DEPLOYED OPERATIONS) G. CFAO 36-42 (LOG SP FOR CF OUTSIDE CA) H. NDHQ J3 P AND 0 899 161515Z DEC 98 DCDS DIR ON NON-COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT I. 7000-1 (J4 LOG OPS 3) 1 DEC 98, UOR DECISION PROCESS J. NDHQ J3 PLANS AND OPS 2103 231235Z OCT 96, ACCOUNTING FOR WELFARE EQPT ON DEPL OPS K. AIG 1721/891 201405Z DEC 99, PASSPORT POLICY CHANGES L. DELEGATION OF FINANCIAL AUTHORITIES, JUNE 2001 Page 2 000287 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information V APOLLOAnnexH3.txt US/CA MOU CONCERNING MUTUAL SUPPORT, 21 OCT 99 M. N. J4 OPS 019 081848Z JUL99, MATERIEL PRIORITY CODE i. SITUATION l.A. GENERAL l.A.(l) THE CANADIAN (QA) PARTICIPATION IN A US LED COALITION TO SUPPORT THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM WILL ENTAIL THE FORMATION AND EMPLOYMENT OF CANADIAN JOINT TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA (CA JTFSWA). REF C OUTLINES A CHANGE TO THE THEATRE SUPPORT CONCEPT WHICH SEES THEATRE LEVEL CA LOGISTICS INTEGRATED UNDER A SINGLE CA COMMANDER. TH E CONCEPT WOULD CONSOLIDATE ALL OR PART OF THE FLS, SLOC, ACSS AND GENERAL SUPPORT FUNCTIONS WITHIN A NATIONAL SUPPORT UNIT (NSU) TO BE BASED IN THEATRE. THIS ANNEX WILL COVER ALL COMMON SUPPORT ISSUES, WHILE UNIT/ELEMENT SPECIFIC ASPECTS WILL BE COVERED IN THE APPROPRIAT E APPENDICES AS FOL l.A.(1)(A) APPENDIX 1, JOINT ELEMENTS (NCE, NSU) l.A.(1)(B) APPENDIX 2, MARITIME ELEMENTS l.A.(1)(C) APPENDIX 3, LAND ELEMENTS l.A.(1)(D) APPENDIX 4, AIR ELEMENTS 1. A.(2) SUPPORT TO CA JTFSWA ELMS WILL NEED INHERENT FLEXIBILITY TO ALLOW FOR A SUSTAINED COMMITTMENT AS WELL AS CHANGES TO THE COMPOSITION OF THE CANADIAN CONTRIBUTION 2. MISSION. TO PROVIDE LOGISTICS SUPPORT TO OP APOLLO 3. EXECUTION 3.A. CONCEPT OF SUPPORT 3.A.(1) LOGISTICS OPERATIONS SUPPORT TO OP APOLLO WILL BE CONDUCTED I AW REF A. COMD NSU (MINHAD) WILL COORD THEATRE LEVEL LOGISTICS SP TO THE CA ELEMENTS WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF CA JTFSWA NATIONAL COMMAND ELEMENT (NCE) J4 AND NDHQ J4 LOG. SUPPORT TO THE DISPERSED DEPLOYED UNITS WIL L BE OPTIMIZED THROUGH THE NATIONAL SUPPORT UNIT (NSU). THE NSU WILL COMPRISE THEATRE LEVEL NCCIS, HSS, MP AND LOGISTICS CAPABILITIES INCLUDING MCC AND MMC CAPABILITIES AS WELL AS THE STRATEGIC LINES OF COMMUNICATION (SLOC) COY RESPONSIBLE FOR SUPPORTING THE LAND ELEMENTS NSU WILL PROVIDE ALL COMMON SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS TO DEPLOYED CA ELEMENTS. THE NCE IS LOCATED WITH CENTCOM HQ AND WILL DIRECT OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS SUPPORT THROUGH THE NSU GENERAL SUPPORT (GS) CO Y. EACH UNIT/FMN WILL BE RESPONSIVE TO THE NSU FOR TECHNICAL OVERSIGHT 0 F THEIR RESPECTIVE LOGISTICS ACTIVITIES IN THEATRE 3.A.(2) CA JTFSWA COMPRISES SEVEN UNITS/FMNS (NCE, NAVAL ELEMENTS, LR P Page 3 000288 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a /’information » APOLLOAnnexH3.txt DET, TAL DET, SAL DET, LIGHT INFANTRY BATTALION GROUP (BG) (INCLUDING FORCE SUPPORT GROUP (FSG))AND NSU) AND IS GEOGRAPHICALLY DISPERSED. MARITIME UNITS (INCL MARITIME HEL ASSETS) WILL BE THROUGH FLS, APPENDICE 2 DETAILS SUSTAINMENT CONCEPT OF OPS. AIR UNITS WILL BE SUPPORTED BY INTEGRAL SUPPORT DETACHMENTS FOR SPECIFIC SQN RELATED REQUIREMENTS AND WILL DRAW COMMON SUPPORT FROM THE NSU. BG WILL DRAW SUPPORT FROM THE SLOC THROUGH THE FSG 3.B. SUPPLY 3.B. (1) GENERAL. THE NSU WILL DEPLOY WITH BOTH A LEGACY CFSS AND A CFSS(U) CAPABILITY, THE MATERIEL MANAGEMENT CENTRE (MMC) WILL HAVE COMPLETE VISIBILITY OF ALL SUPPLY SYSTEM ACTIVITIES. NSU WILL PROVIDE SUPPORT BASE FUNCTIONS FOR ALL CO-LOCATED ELEMENTS. NAVAL COMPONENTS, TAL DET, LRP DET WILL DEPLOY WITH CFSS(U) CAPABILITY. NCE AND SAL DET WILL DEPLOY USING CFSS(U) ACCOUNTS. BG AND CY> C F?S-S—AC COUNTSrAN DTWILt~U S E“LEGAC Y“S YST EM“ (L~T E RM~6 Y )j. SUPPLY DEMANDS FOR ACTION IN CA WILL BE PLACED ON THE CFSS(U) OR LEGACY CFSS AS APPLICABLE. DEMANDS, PROCEDURES DETAILED IN APPENDICES. ACCOUNT STRUCTURE DETAILED IN APPENDICES. DEPLOYED UNITS/FMNS WILL MAXIMIZE HOST NATION SUPPORT (HNS)/LEAD NATION SUPPORT (LNS) IN CONCERT WITH J 4 LOG (AGREEMENTS) IN EFFORT TO MINIMIZE SP FROM CA. COMD NSU IN CONJUNCTION WITH CA JTFSWA NCE J4 AND NDHQ J4 TO DETERMINE MOST TIME AND COST EFFECTIVE MEANS IN PROVISION OF LOCAL PROCUREMENT OF COMMON TYPE ITEMS WITH A VIEW TO MINIMIZING AIR TPT REQUIREMENTS. NCE TO EVALUTE THE POTENTIAL FOR NON-PRI SEA-SUSTAINMENT OF GEN AND TECH ITE MS FROM 3 CSG MONTREAL 3.B.(2) SUPPORT BASES 3.B.(2)(A) HALIFAX AND ESQUIMALT ARE DESIGNATED SUPPORT BASES FOR MARITIME ELMS INCLUDING HELAIRDETS 3.B.(2)(B) 8 WG TRENTON IS DESIGNATED SUPPORT BASE FOR AIRCRAFT SPARE S FOR TAL DET AND SAL DET 3.B. (2)(C) 14 WG GREENWOOD IS DESIGNATED SUPPORT BASE FOR AIRCRAFT SPARES FOR LRP DET 3.B.(2)(D) 3 CSG/25 CFSD IS DESIGNATED SUPPORT BASE FOR COMMON USER ITEMS AND LAND ELEMENTS 3.C.(1) SUP DISCIPLINE 3.C.(1)(A) DEMAND PROCEDURES. NORMAL CFSS/CFSS(U) PROCEDURES APPLY. SPECIFICS ARE DETAILED IN APPENDICES 3.C.(1)(B) MAT AUTH (MA). AS DETAILED IN APPENDICES 3.C.(1)(C) AMMO. UNIT MUNITIONS WILL BE HELD ON AND CONTROLLED ON CFSSU QUOTE AMMO UNQUOTE OR CFSS ACCOUNTS AS DETAILED IN APPENDICES Page 4 000289 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information APOLLOAnnexH3.txt 3.C.(1)(C)I SUSTAINMENT REQUESTS FOR AMMO TO BE FWD IN MSG FORM FROM CA JTFSWA NCE//J3// TO NDHQ OTTAWA//J3 INTL 2// INFO NDHQ OTTAWA//J4 LOG OPS/J4 MOV OPS/DAPM 2-3// 3.C.(1)(C)II J3 INTL WILL THEN AUTH J4 LOG OPS AND DAPM TO ACTION THE DEMAND. J4 MOV OPS WILL LIAISE WITH DAPM FOR TECH DETAILS AS THEY APPLY TO SHIPPING 3.C.(1)(D) SUP MGT INFO. AS DETAILED IN APPENDICES 3.C.(1)(E) PROCUREMENT 3.C.(1)(E)I COMD CA JTFSWA AUTH TO PROCURE GOODS, SVCS, ACCN AND 9 LOCAL LABOUR DIRECTLY FROM TRADE WITHOUT RECOURSE TO PWGSC IAW REF A -—$?3.C. (1) (E)II FIN AUTH LIMITS AS PER PARA XXXXXXXXXXX 3.C.(1)(E)III ACCOUNTABLE ITEMS PURCHASED USING PUBLIC FUNDS TO BE BROUGHT ON CHARGE TO APPLIC SUP ACCTS, INCL WELFARE EQPT 3.C.(1)(F) RTN OF SURPLUS SERVICEABLE MAT. IAW REF A 3.C.(1)(G) REPAIRABLES MGT. IAW REF A 3.C.(1)(H) CALIBRATION. IAW REF A ART 1323 3.C.(1)(I) HAZMAT MGT. IAW REF A 3.C.(1)(J) DISPOSALS. IN-THEATRE DISPOSAL OF DND HAZMAT, WASTES (MED, POL), CANNIBALIZED/DESTROYED/MUTILATED MAT OR SCRAP TO BE COORD BY NSU THROUGH NCE IAW REF A. CA JTFSWA COMD/UNIT CO AUTH TO SCRAP/CONDEMN UNSERVICEABLE ITEMS WITHIN POWERS OF WRITE-OFF IAW REF A, EXCEPT FOR PPE/IPE (BODY ARMOUR AND NBC), WHICH IS TO BE RTN TO 3 CSG INFO J4 LOG AND J4 MOV OPS 3.C.(1)(K) GARBAGE DISPOSAL. COMPONENT SP ELMS RESP TO ARRANGE DISPOS AL CONTRACTS 3.C.(1)(L) SALES. DIR MUST BE SOUGHT FROM J 4 LOG PRIOR TO ANY SALE OF MAT EXCEPT 3.C. (1) (M) 3.C. (1) (N) 3.C.(1)(0) 3.C.(1)(P) 3.C.(1)(Q) 3.C.(1) (R) FOR TRANSACTIONS SPECIFICALLY COVERED BY APPLICABLE MOU LOANS. IAW REF A STOCKTAKING. IAW REF A ACCOUNTABILITY. IAW REF A SCALING. HOLDING BY CLASS OF SUPPLY AS PER APPENDICES WELFARE MAT/EQPT. AS PER APPENDICES AND REF J MATERIEL PRIORITY CODES (MPC). USAGE OF MPC IAW REF N. MPC BY REQUIRED DELIVERY DATES (RDD) BY APPLICABLE TO THIS OP VARY DEPENDANT UPON METHOD OF MAT MOV (AS DETAILED IN PARA 2.A.). MPC TO REFLECT EXPECTED REQUIRED DELIVERY DATE (RDD) DETAILED AS FOL (READ I N 4 COLUMNS, MPC, PARAMETER, RDD FOR NCE, RDD FOR NSU, RDD FOR BG, RDD FOR SLOC) 3.C. (1) (R) I s.15(1) Def Page 5 000290 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a /’information s.15(1) Def AP0LL0AnnexH3.txt 3.C.(1)(R) II 3.C.(1)(R)III 3.C.(1)(R)IV 3.C.(2) CLO/PERSONAL EQPT CON POLICY. ALL INDIVIDUALS ARE ENTITLED TO DRAW Dll-115 CLOTHING SCALES AS DETAILED IN APPENDICES 3.C.(3) OP STOCK. NSU TO STOCK 10 PERCENT OF AUTH CLOTHING SCALE, PPE IPE AND PERS WPNS AS OP STOCK FOR ALL LESS MARITIME ELEMENTS 3.D. TN 3.D.(1) MOV. AS DETAILED IN MOV ANNEX L 3.D.(2) MAT TFC 3.D.(2)(A) OVERALL ROUTING AND MODE TO BE COORD BY J4 MOV OPS AS DETAILED IN NMDS 3.D.(2)(A)(I) MOV OF MAT TO NCE WILL BE CONDUCTED VIA COMMERCIAL MEAN S 3.D.(2)(A)(II) MOV OF MAT TO THE BG AND SLOC WILL BE CONDUCTED THROUG H INTEGRATED LINES OF COMMUNICATION (ILOC) AGREEMENT WITH US FORCES. SHIPMENTS WILL BE CONSOLIDATED IN 3 CSG MONTREAL FOR LAND SHIPMENT TO DOVER, MARYLAND. MAT WILL FLOW BY AIR TO QANDAHAR THROUGH RAMSTEIN, GERMANY AND CAMP SNOOPY, QATAR * ' 3.D. (2) (A) (III) MOV OF MAT TO ALL OTHER UNITS WILL BE CONDUCTED THROU GH USE OF MIL/CONTRACTED SUSTAINMENT FLIGHTS AS ESTB BY J4 MOV 3.D.(2)(B) MOVEMENT OF MAT FROM CA JTFSWA. IAW REF A 3.D.(2)(C) DVR PERMITS. IAW REF A 3.D.(2)(D) PASSPORTS AND VISAS. ALL CONTINGENT PERS REQR A VALID GREE N OR BLUE PASSPORT WITH MIN 12 MONTHS BEFORE EXPIRY DATE. IAW REF K, UNITS ARE NOT AUTH TO PURCHASE BLUE PASSPORTS WITH PUBLIC FUNDS 3.D.(2)(E) DANGEROUS CARGO. DANGEROUS CARGO FOR AIRLIFT MUST BE BOOKED IAW CFAO 20-21 AND PREP FOR SHIPMENT IAW REF A. OP NECESSITY TO BE REQ BY COMD CA JTFSWA THROUGH J4 MOV ON AN AS-REQR BASIS. COMD OF DESIGNATED MOUNTING HQ TO REQ DESIGNATION OF OP NECESSITY FOR DEPL 3.D.(2)(F) RESTRICTED ITEMS. IAW REF A 3.D.(2)(G) CUSTOMS. IAW REF A. CLEARANCE OF CUSTOMS IS TIME CONSUMING IN THE AOR AND COMMERCIAL SHIPMENT IS NOT A RELIABLE TIMELY MECHAISM FOR THE SHIPMENT OF PRI (IOR/AOG) ITEMS. USE COMMERCIAL SHIPMENT ONLY Page 6 000291 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information AP0LL0AnnexH3.txt AS DIR IN NMDS 3.D.(2)(H) PERS BAGGAGE. IAW OP APOLLO MOV ANNEX 3.D.(2)(I) PERS WPNS. IAW OP APOLLO MOV ANNEX 3.D.(2)(J) MAJOR EQPT ACCIDENTS. IAW REF A 3.D.(2)(J)I VEHS. IAW REF A 3.D.(2)(J)II AIRCRAFT. IAW CAS/I CAD SOPS 3.D.(2)(J)III SHIPS. IAW APPLICABLE MARCORD 3.D.(2)(K) MOV TO/FROM THEATRE. DEPL/ROTATIONS/REDEPL OF FORMED UNITS WILL BE EXEC IAW NATIONAL MOV ANNEX ISSUED FOR EACH SPECIFIC MOV. INDIV MOV AS TASKED BY DCDS/COS J3. ALL INDIV MOV TO BE COORD THROUGH CA JTFSWA 3.D.(3) POSTAL. MAIL TO ALL CFPO ADDRESSES IS TO BE SENT THROUGH CA POST AND NOT THROUGH A PRIVATE COURIER. PARCELS REQR A CUSTOMS DECLARATION FORM AVAL AT CA POST OFFICES. THE APPROPRIATE POSTAL AUTHORITY (J4 POST OR CF POSTAL UNIT DET COMD) WILL PROVIDE DETAILED POSTAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CO OF EACH CFPO/HMCS. CFPO ADDRESSES ARE AS FOL 3.D.(3)(A) FOR NCE 3.D.(3)(A)I RANK, INIT AND NAME 3.D.(3)(A)II CANADA 3.D.(3)(A)III EAGLE VILLAGE 3.D.(3)(A)IV 7115 SOUTH BOUNDARY BLVD 3.D.(3)(A)V MACDILL AFB, FL 33621 3.D.(3)(B) FOR EAST COAST SHIPS 3.D.(3)(B)I RANK, INIT AND NAME 3.D.(3)(B)II HMCS (NAME OF SHIP) 3.D. (3) (B)III PO BOX 99000 STN FORCES 3.D.(3)(B)IV HALIFAX NS B3K 5X5 3.D.(3)(C) FOR WEST COAST SHIPS 3.D.(3)(C)I RANK, INIT AND NAME 3.D.(3)(C)II HMCS (NAME OF SHIP) 3.D.(3)(C)III PO BOX 17000 STN FORCES 3.D.(3)(C)IV VICTORIA BC V9A 7N2 3. D. (3) (D) FOR FLS 3. D. (3) (D)I RANK, INIT AND NAME 3. D. (3) (D)II SECT/FLS 3.D. (3) (D) III CFPO 5071 3.D.(3)(D)IV PO BOX 99000 STN FORCES 3.D.(3)(D)V HALIFAX NS B3K 5X5 3.D.(3)(E) FOR OP APOLLO BG 3.D. (3) (E)I RANK, INIT AND NAME 3.D. (3) (E)II SECT/UNIT 3. D. (3) (E)III OP APOLLO 3.D.(3)(E) IV PO BOX 5006 STN FORCES 3.D.(3)(E)V BELLEVILLE ON K8N 5W6 3.D.(3)(F) FOR TAL DET 3.D.(3)(F)I RANK, INIT AND NAME Page 7 000292 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information AP0LL0AnnexH3.txt 3.D.(3)(F)II SECT/TAL DET 3.D.(3)(F)III OP APOLLO 3.D.(3)(F)IV PO BOX 5111 STN FORCES 3.D.(3)(F)V BELLEVILLE ON K8N 5W6 3.D.(3)(G) FOR LRPA DET 3.D.(3)(G) I RANK, INIT AND NAME 3.D.(3)(G)II SECT/LRPA DET 3.D.(3)(G)III OP APOLLO 3.D.(3)(G)IV PO BOX 5113 STN FORCES 3.D.(3)(G)V BELLEVILLE ON K8N 5W6 3.D.(3)(H) FOR SAL DET 3.D.(3)(H)I RANK, INIT AND NAME 3.D. (3)(H)II SECT/SAL DET 3.D.(3)(H)III OP APOLLO 3.D.(3)(H)IV PO BOX 5042 STN FORCES 3.D.(3)(H)V BELLEVILLE ON K8N 5W6 3.D. (3) (I) FOR NSU 3.D. (3) (I)I RANK, INIT AND NAME 3.D.(3)(I)II SECT/NSU 3.D.(3)(I)III PO BOX 5105 STN FORCES 3.D.(3)(I)V BELLEVILLE ON K8N 5W6 3.D.(3)(J) FOR SLOC 3.D.(3)(J)I RANK, INIT AND NAME 3. D. (3) (J)II SECT/SLOC 3.D.(3)(J)III OP APOLLO 3.D.(3)(J)IV PO BOX 5050 STN FORCES 3.D.(3)(J)V BELLEVILLE ON K8N 5W6 3.D.(4) LAND MAINT 3.D.(4)(A) CONCEPT. OP APOLLO ELEMENTS DEPL WITH SUFFICIENT RESOURCES TO PROVIDE INTEGRAL FIRST/SECOND LINE EQPT REC, REP AND BKLD. DGLEPM/DLERM 4 TO COORD PROVISION OF NAT LEVEL LAND EQPT MANAGEMENT ADVICE/ASSISTANCE AS REQR. SPECIFIC DETAILS BY ELEMENT AS DETAILED IN APPENDICES 3.D.(4)(B) REPAIR POLICY 3.D.(4) (B) I CROSS SERVICING AND MUTUAL SUPPORT. OP APOLLO TO USE AVENUES OF MAINT SUPPORT FROM COALITION TCN IN CONSULT WITH J4 LOG AGREEMENTS 3.D.(4)(B)II STD OF REP IAW REF A ART 1335 ^3.D.(5) FIN XXXXXXXXXXXX TO BE RECEIVED 15 FEB XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX 3. D.(6) FOOD SVCS SP. AS DETAILED IN APPENDICES 4. COORD INSTR 4.A. MOUNTING BASES FOR AUGMENTEES TO OP APOLLO TO ENSURE PERS ARE FULLY KITTED AS DETAILED IN APPENDICES. J4 LOG TO BE NOTIFIED OF EXCEPTIONS BY PRI MESSAGE Page 8 000293 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information t APOLLOAnnexH3.txt 4.B. MUTUAL COOPERATION. COMD CA JTFSWA IS AUTH TO ENTER INTO BILATERAL/MULTINATIONAL SP ARRANGEMENTS WITH OTHER COALITION CONTINGENTS. REVIEW BY J4 LOG AGREEMENTS AND COS J3 IAW ART 1327 OF R EF A ESSENTIAL. REF M WILL PROVIDE THE FOUNDATION FOR ANY SUBORDINATE ARRANGEMENTS 4.C. TECH ASSISTANCE VISITS (TAVS). AS PER REF A 4.D. ORG AND EQPT. REQ FOR AMDT TO THE APPROVED TO AND E TO BE FWD TO J3 INTL INFO J4 LOG AND JI COORD 4.E. SEA CONTAINER LOADS. WHERE SEA CONTAINERS ARE AUTH, DO NOT EXCEE D 20,000 LBS PER CONTAINER 4. F. IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN WEAPONS AND ORDNANCE. ALL REQUESTS FOR IMPORTATION TO BE SUBMITTED TO COS J3 IAW ANX D TO CHAP 13 OF REF A 5. COMD AND SIG 5.A. POWERS OF WRITE-OFF. COMD CA JTFSWA HAS BEEN AUTH SAME POWERS OF WRITE-OFF AS LEVEL TWO ADVISOR IAW COMD TOR AND REF L 5.B. REPORTING 5.B.(1) WEEKLY LOGREP. CA JTFSWA NCE WILL PROVIDE WEEKLY LOGREP AS PER REF A. REPORT TO BE SUBMITTED TO J4 LOG OPS NLT 1200Z EACH WEDNESDAY 5.A.(2) MAINT REPORTING. AS DETAILED IN APPENDICES 5.B. LOCATIONS. AS DETAILED IN APPENDICES 5.C. POC 5.C. (1) J3 INTL 2, CDR E. DESLAURIERS (613) 995-2311 5.C. (2) 5.C.(3) 5.C. (4) 5.C.(5) 5.C.(6) 5.C.(7) 5.C. (8) 5.C.(9) 5.C.(10) 5.C. (11) 5.C.(12) 5.C.(13) 5.C. (14) 5844 5.C.(15) 5.C.(16) 5.C.(17) J3 INTL 2-2, MAJ J. SHIPLEY (613) 992-4732 J3 INTL 2-7, LCDR T. MILLER (613) 996-1438 J4 LOG OPS, LCOL C.C. THURROTT (613) 992-5655 J4 LOG OPS 3, MAJ W.W. FULLER (613) 996-3766 J4 LOG OPS 3-2, CAPT D. QUINN (613) 995-9706 J4 LOG OPS 3-3, CAPT G. CONNOLLY (613) 996-6395 J4 LOG AGREEMENTS, MAJ B. DELALLO (613) 992-4760 J8 FIN COORD, MAJ B. KRASIJ (613) 992-8060 DLERM, CAPT G. LEGACY (819) 997-9552 CA JTFSWA NCE J4, LCOL J.J.R.M. BERGERON (813) 827-1488 HALIFAX LCC, (902) 427-0550 LOCAL 3106/3108 DMMSPR 3, CDR M. CHARRON (613) 945-0663 1 CAD A4 OPS AND PLANS, MAJ W. COLLINS (204) 833-2500 LOCAL D AIR SP 4, LCOL M.L.D. FILTEAU (613) 995-4818 DLFR 3-8, MAJ B. HERVE (613) 945-0466 3 CSG OPS O, CAPT J.G. CHARLAND, (514) 252-2777 LOCAL 2976" Page 9 000294 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information APOLLOBGApxl.txt "Unclas" II II "181733Z FEB 02" " FEB" "02" "Priority" "Routine" "D.A. QUINN, CAPT, J4 LOG OPS 3-2, 995-9706 " "J.Y. FORCIER, CMDRE, COS J3" "COS J3 XXX" II ft H II If II If II ft If "NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3//" "NDHQ OTTAWA//CMS/CAS/CLS/ADM (HR MIL)/ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN CS)/ADM (IM)/DGIMOSD/JI COORD/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/J3 LAND OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NBC/J3 INTL/J3 NAVAL OPS/J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J4 POST/J4 HSS/J5 LEGAL OPS/J5 NATO POL/J5 PK POL/J6 COORD/J6 IO/J7 DOC AND TRG/J8 FIN COORD/CFPSA/DAPM//ZEN CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA//COMD/COS/J4/J8// TG 307.1 CTU 307.1.3 HMCS HALIFAX HMCS VANCOUVER MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3/N4/N027/N1// MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3/N4/NO2 ADMIN/N1// FLS 1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A4 COORD/AOC// CFJHQ KINGSTON//COMD/J4// 1 CEU MONCTON//CO// 3 CSG MONTREAL//CO/OPSO// 4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// 25 CFSD MONTREAL//CO// 7 CFSD EDMONTON//CO// CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/G4//ZEN" "AIG 1703//BTSO/G4/N4// 14 WG GREENWOOD//WCOMD/WOPSO/WLOGO// 8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO/WLEO// LFAAHQ HALIFAX//COMD/COS/G3/G4// QG SQFT MONTREAL//CMDT/CEM/G3/G4// LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS/G3/G4 // LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS/G3/G4 // CMED PETAWAWA//CO// NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3/MSO MND/EA CDS/EA DM/EA VCDS/DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/DHH/J7 LL//ZEN .11 Page 1 000295 1 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information APOLLOBGApxl.txt NDCC OTTAWA//ZEN NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2/DG INT// 202 WKSP MONTREAL//CO// CFPU TRENTON//CO// CFSU OTTAWA//CO//ZEN NAVRESHQ QUEBEC//COMD// COMCANFLTLANT COMCANFLTPAC CNBRA//CFA// BEJING//CFA// TOKYO//CFA// TAVIV//CFA// RYADH//CFA// KLMPR//CFA// ISBAD//CFA// DELHI//CFA// KWAIT//HOM// CNO WASHINGTON DC BNATO//MILREP// CDLS WASHINGTON DC//COMD// CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// PRMNY//MILAD// CFJSR KINGSTON//CO/LOG 0//" VI H fl fl OP APOL "SUBJ: APPENDIX 3 TO ANNEX H TO CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) LO - BATTLE GROUP (BG) REFS: A. COS J3 XXXXX ANNEX H TO CDS OP ORDER XXXXXXXXXXX FEB 02 B. DCDS DIRECTION FOR INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS 02/00 REV ONE C. XXXXXXXXXXXXX FRAG O 018 XXXXXXXXXXXXXX D. DELEGATION OF FINANCIAL AUTHORITIES, JUNE 2001 1. SITUATION l.A. GENERAL l.A.(l) THIS APPENDIX PROVIDES DIRECTION FOR THE NATIONAL LEVEL SUPPO RT TO THE BG AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF OP APOLLO. TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH REF A 1. A.(2) SUPPORT SYSTEMS TO THE BG WILL NEED INHERENT FLEXIBILITY TO ENABLE SUSTAINED COMMITMENT AS WELL AS CHANGES TO THE COMPOSITION/ROL ES OF THE LAND CONTRIBUTION 2. MISSION. TO PROVIDE STRATEGIC LEVEL LOGISTICS SUPPORT TO THE BG 3. EXECUTION 3.A. CONCEPT OF SUPPORT 3.A. (1) LOGISTICS OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT TO THE OP APOLLO BG WILL BE CONDUCTED IAW REF A. COMD CA JTFSWA WILL COORD OPERATIONAL LEVEL SUSTAINMENT TO THE CONTINGENT THROUGH THE COMD NSU (MINHAD) WITH THE Page 2 000296 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information I' APOLLOBGApxl.txt ASSISTANCE OF CA JTFSWA J4 AND NDHQ J4 LOG. THE STRATEGIC LINES OF COMMUNICATION (SLOC) UNIT WILL LINK THE STRATEGIC LINES OF COMMUNICATIONS TO THE TACTICAL LINES OF COMMUNICATIONS. THE BG CONTINGENT COMPRISES BG, NCCIS AND A FORWARD SUPPORT GROUP (FSG) TO REFLECT OP APOLLO DEPLOYED STATUS. BG THROUGH FSG WILL BE RESPONSIVE TO COMD NSU (MINHAD) FOR TECHNICAL OVERSIGHT OF ITS LOGISTICS ACTIVITIES 3.A.(2) LOGISTICS SUPPORT FRAMEWORK. THE BG WILL BE DEPLOYED INTO AFGHANISTAN AS PART OF US LED TASK FORCE RAKKASAN. CA SPECIFIC SUPPOR T TO THE BG WILL BE COORDINATED THROUGH THE STRATEGIC LINES OF COMMUNICATION UNIT (SLOC) AND FED THROUGH SCHEDULED SUSTAINMENT FLIGHTS. SLOC EMP IS OUTLINED AT TO APPENDIX 1 TO REF A 3.A.(3) BG WILL DEPLOY WITH ITS OWN INTEGRAL SUPPORT ELEMENTS (ADMIN COY), AS WELL AS A FORWARD SUPPORT GROUP (FSG), WHICH WILL PROVIDE CLOSE SUPPORT AND LIMITED GENERAL SUPPORT FUNCTIONS. BG CS/GS PERS WI LL BE EMBEDDED INTO 626 FORWARD SUPPORT BATTALION (FSB) TO THE EXTENT POSSIBLE WITH A VIEW TO HARMONIZING BDE LEVEL SP WITHIN TF RAKKASAN WHILE MINIMIZING CANADIAN SUPPORT FOOTPRINT. ADDITIONAL CANADIAN SPECIFIC SUPPORT WILL BE PROCESSED THROUGH THE SLOC, LOCATED AT THE STRATEGIC APOD/TACTICAL APOE 3.B. SUPPLY 3.B.(1) GENERAL. BG WILL DEPLOY USING THE LEGACY CANADIAN FORCES SUPP LY SYSTEM (CFSS). ACCOUNTS WILL BE STRUCTURED SO THAT ALL BG ACCOUNTS AR E SUPPORTED THROUGH THE FSG MOBILE SUPPORT UNIT ACCOUNTS (MSUAS). FSG MSUAS WILL BE SUPPORTED THROUGH THE MSUAS ESTABLISHED FOR THE SLOC, WITH THE SLOC MSUAS BEING SUPPORTED THROUGH THE NATIONAL SYSTEM (L-TE RM 6Y). DEMANDS WILL BE FILLED IAW THE SEARCH STRING FOR SYSTEM ASSETS 0 R THROUGH PROCUREMENT CHANNELS. 3 CSG IS RESP FOR ALL CANADIAN PROCUREMENT OF LOCALLY MANAGED ITEMS. ACCOUNT STRUCTURE IS DETAILED I N PARA 3.B.(3). LEAD NATION SUPPORT (LNS) WILL BE MAXIMIZED IN AN EFFOR T TO MINIMIZE SP FROM CA. COMD NSU AND J4 CA JTFSWA NCE IN CONJUNCTION WITH NDHQ J4 LOG OPS TO DETERMINE MOST TIME AND COST EFFECTIVE MEANS IN PROVISION OF LOCAL PROCUREMENT OF COMMON TYPE ITEMS WITH A VIEW TO MINIMIZING AIR TPT REQUIREMENTS. J4 CA JTFSWA NCE TO EVALUTE THE POTENTIAL FOR NON-PRI SEA-SUSTAINMENT OF GEN AND TECH ITEMS FROM 3 CS G MONTREAL 3.B.(2) BG HOLDINGS 3.B.(2)(A) WATER, 3 DOS Page 3 000297 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information r s.15(1) Def APOLLOBGApxl.txt 3.B.(2)(B) IMPS, 7 DOS 3.B.(2)(C) GEN AND TECH, 15 DOS 3.B. (2) (D) PACKAGED POL, 15 DOS 3.B. (2) (E) BULK POL, NA 3.B. (2) (F) ENGR STORES 3.B. (2) (G) AMMO, 3.B.(2)(H) AMENITIES, 15 DOS 3.B.(2)(G) SPARE PARTS, 30 DOS FIRST LINE 3.B. (3) account structure. BG WILL DEPLOY USING UIC 4924 WITH FOL ACCOUNT STRUCTURE (READ IN TWO COLUMNS, ACCOUNT NUMBER, ACCOUNT NAME) 3.B.(3)(A) OFA, APOLLO BG G AND T 3.B. (3) (B) OFB, APOLLO BG SPSS 3.B.(3)(C) OFC, APOLLO BG AMMO 3.B.(3)(D) OFD, APOLLO BG POL 3.B. (3) (E) OFE, APOLLO BG R AND D 3.B. (3) (F) 0A4924, BG CFFET 3.B. (3) (G) 0S4924, SPSS 3.B.(3)(H) 3.B. (3) (I) 3.B. (3) (J) 3.B.(3)(K) 3.B.(3)(L) 3.B.(3)(M) 3.B.(3)(N) 3.B. (3) (0) 3.B.(3)(P) 3.B. (3) (Q) 3.B. (3) (R) 3.B.(3)(S) 3.B. (3) (T) 3.B.(3)(U) 3.B.(3)(V) 3.B.(3)(W) 3.B.(3)(X) 3.B.(3)(Y) 3.B.(3)(Z) 3.B.(3)(AA) 3.B.(3)(AB) 3.B.(3)(AC) 3.B.(3)(AD) 3.B.(3)(AE) 3.B. (3) (AF) 3.B.(3)(AG) 3.B.(3)(AH) 3.B.(3)(Al) 3.B.(3)(AJ) 3.B.(3)(AK) 3.B.(3)(AL) 0T4924, FSG G AND T 0V4924, FSG SPSS 0W4924, G AND T 8A4924, AMMO 8B4924, FSG RQMS 8C4924, FSG MAJ EQPT/WPNS 8D4924, FSG RATS/POL/AMMO 8E4924, 8F4924, 8G4924, 8H4924, 8J4924, 8K4924, 8L4924, 8M4924, FSG LBD FSG TN PL FSG MAINT PL FSG SUP PL FSG CSS/ADMIN PL FSG SIGS FSG UMS MAINT 8N4924, CBT ENGR 8Q4924, LOG PL 8R4924, RATS 8S4924, SIGS 8T4924, TPT 8W4924, WELFARE 8Z4924, UMS 9A4924, A COY 9B4924, B COY 9C4924, C COY 9M4924, MOR PL 9P4924, PNR PL 9R4924, RECCE PL 9S4924, CBT SP PL 9X4924, NCCIS ELM 9Z4924, UNALLOCATED Page 4 000298 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information r APOLLOBGApxl.txt 3.B. (4) SUP DISCIPLINE 3.B.(4)(A) DEMAND PROCEDURES. NORMAL CFSS PROCEDURES APPLY. QUOTE OPA PO UNQUOTE WILL BE ANNOTATED IN BLOCKS B6 AND C9 OF ALL SUP DEMANDS 3.B.(4)(B) MAT AUTH (MA). BG TO CONDUCT COMPLETE VERIFICATION OF ALL ACCOUNTS WITHIN 60 DAYS TO CONFIRM ALL ITEMS HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED TO THEATRE ACCOUNTS. MA LEVELS ARE SUSPENDED FOR BG ACCOUNTS AND WILL BE REINSTATED 60 DAYS AFTER DEPLOYMENT BASED ON APPROVED ACCOUNT HOLDING S AND UNIT TO AND E 3.B.(4)(C) AMMO. UNIT MUNITIONS WILL BE HELD ON AND CONTROLLED ON ACCOUNTS OFC, 8A4924 AND 8D4924 3.B.(4)(C)I SUSTAINMENT REQUESTS FOR AMMO TO BE FWD IN MSG FORM TO CA JTFSWA NCE//J3// 3.B.(4)(D) SUP MGT INFO. AS PER REF A 3.B.(4)(E) PROCUREMENT 3.B.(4)(E) I BG PROCUREMENT WILL BE CONDUCTED BY 626 FSB IAW MOU TO BE ESTB. BG CO AUTH TO PROCURE GOODS, SVCS, ACCN AND LOCAL LABOUR DIRECT LY IAW DELEGATION OF AUTH BY COMD CA JTFSWA IAW REFS A AND D 3.B.(4)(E) II FIN AUTH LIMITS AS DELEGATED BY COMD CA JTFSWA 3.B.(4)(E)III ACCOUNTABLE ITEMS PURCHASED USING PUBLIC FUNDS TO BE BROUGHT ON CHARGE TO APPLIC SUP ACCTS, INCL WELFARE EQPT IAW REF D 3.B.(5) SCALING. OP STOCK. FSG TO STOCK 10 PERCENT OF AUTH CLOTHING SCALE, PPE, IPE AND PERS WPNS AS OP STOCK 3.B.(6) CLO/PERSONAL EQPT CON POLICY 3.B.(6)(A) PERS TASKED TO BG ARE ENTITLED TO Dll-115 CLO SCALES, SUBSCALES AA (IECS AUTH), AC, AD AND AE LESS ITEMS LISTED IN PARA 3.B.(6)(B) WHICH ARE TO BE HELD BY SP ACCOUNT 3.B.(6)(B) FOL ITEMS WILL BE HELD IN BULK BY SP ACCOUNT 3.B.(6)(B)I NSN 8415-21-911-8349 TACTICAL LOAD CARRYING VEST 3.B.(6)(B)II NSN 8470-21-899-2322 ANTI-FRAGMENTATION VEST 3.B.(6)(B)III NSN 8470-21-911-9672 ARMOUR INSERT, FRONT 3.B.(6)(B)IV NSN 8470-21-911-9673 ARMOUR INSERT, BACK 3.B.(6)(B)V NSN 8415-21-907-9467 NBC COVERALLS 3.B.(6)(B)VI NSN 8465-21-904-0645 NBC BAG 3.B.(7) DISPOSAL. FSG RESP TO ARRANGE/MANAGE DISPOSAL CONTRACTS THROU GH 626 FSB 3.C. TN 3.C.(1) MOV. PRI FOR MOV INTO AND OUT OF BG LOCATION WILL BE ACHIEVED USING US AND COALITION RESOURCES. TO BE DETAILED IN MOV ANNEX L 3.C.(2) MAT TFC. OVERALL ROUTING AND MODE OF CA MAT AS PER NMDS IS COORD BY J4 MOV OPS Page 5 000299 �r. Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information * APOLLOBGApxl.txt 3.C.(2)1 MOV OF MAT. 3 CSG WILL CONSOLIDATE ALL OUTBOUND SHIPMENTS AN D WILL FORWARD MAT BY ROAD TO DOVER, DELAWARE. MAT WILL ENTER THE US REPLEN SYSTEM (INTEGRATED LINES OF COMMUNICATION (ILOC)) AND TRANSIT TO DOVER AS CONSOLIDATED WITH US FRIEGHT BY MPC. ILOC DETS WILL BE ESTB AT 3 CSG MONTREAL, DOVER DELAWARE AND RAMSTEIN GERMANY TO COORDINATE MOV FLOW OF MAT. ILOC DETS WILL BE RESP FOR THE PREPARATION OF ALL US PAPERWORK AND TRACKING OF SHIPMENT 3.C. (11) STRATEGIC MOV TO/FROM THEATRE. DEPL/ROTATIONS/REDEPL OF FORM ED UNITS WILL BE EXEC IAW NATIONAL LOG/MOV ANNEX ISSUED FOR EACH SPECIFI C ACTIVITY 3.D. POSTAL. MAIL TO ALL CFPO ADDRESSES IS TO BE SENT THROUGH CA POST AND NOT THROUGH A PRIVATE COURIER. PARCELS REQR A CUSTOMS DECLARATION FORM AVAL AT CA POST OFFICES. J4 POST WILL PROVIDE DETAIL ED POSTAL OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CO. POSTAL ADDRESS FOR BG IS AS FOL 3.D.(1) SN, RANK, INIT AND NAME 3.D.(2) SECT/UNIT 3.D.(3) OP APOLLO 3.D. (4) PO BOX 5006 STN FORCES 3.D. (5) BELLEVILLE ON K8N 5W6 3.E. LAND MAINT 3.E.(1) CONCEPT. BG DEPL WITH SUFFICIENT RESOURCES TO PROVIDE INTEGRA L, LIMITED CLOSE AND VERY LIMITED GENERAL SUPPORT FOR EQPT RECOVERY, REP AND BKLD. DGLEPM/DLERM 4 TO COORD PROVISION OF NAT LEVEL LAND EQPT MG T ADVICE/ASSIST AS REQR, THROUGH J4 LOG OPS 3.E.(2) CROSS SERVICING AND MUTUAL SUPPORT. BG TO USE AVAL AVENUES OF MAINT SP FROM COALITION TCN IN CONSULT WITH J4 LOG (AGREEMENTS) 3.F. FIN. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX TBI xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 3.G. FOOD SVCS SP. A JOINT BDE FEEDING FACILITY WILL BE ESTB COMPRISI NG BOTH US AND CANADIAN COOKS. HARD RATIONS (IMP/MRE) WILL BE USED UNTIL PHASING OF UGRA/FRESH FEEDING COMMENCES. EXPECTED END STATE IS 2 FRES H MEALS DAILY Page 6 000300 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Lai sur I'acces a /'information r •- APOLLOBGApxl.txt 4. COORD INSTR 4.A. MOUNTING BASES FOR AUGMENTEES TO OP APOLLO TO ENSURE PERS ARE FULLY KITTED AS DETAILED IN PARA 3.B.(6) 4. B. MUTUAL COOPERATION. CO BG IS AUTH TO ENTER INTO BILATERAL/MULTINATIONAL SP ARRANGEMENTS WITH OTHER COALITION CONTINGENTS AS AUTH BY J4 LOG (ARRANGEMENTS) AND COS J3 IAW ART 1327 OF REF A 5. COMD AND SIG 5.A. POWERS OF WRITE-OFF. CO BG HAS BEEN AUTH 40,000 DOLLARS WRITE-OF F IAW REF A. CA JTFSWA COMD IS AUTH 100,000 DOLLARS AS DESIGNATED HIGHE R AUTHORITY AS PER REF B 5.A. (1) REPORTING. AS DIR BY REF A AND COMD CA JTFSWA 5.A.(2) MAINT REPORTING. AS PER REF A, UNIT TO INPUT ALL MAINT DATA O N PLANNEXPERT 5.B. LOCATIONS 5.B.(1) BG IS LOCATED IN QANDAHAR 5.B. (2) SLOC IS LOCATED AT CAMP SNOOPY IN DOHA, QATAR 5.C. POC 5.C.(1) J3 INTL 2, CDR E. DESLAURIERS (613) 995-2311 5.C. (2) J3 INTL 2-2, MAJ J. SHIPLEY (613) 992-4732 5.C.(3) J3 INTL 2-7, LCDR T. MILLER (613) 996-1438 5.C. (4) J4 LOG OPS, LCOL C.C. THURROTT (613) 992-5655 5.C.(5) J4 LOG OPS 3, MAJ W.W. FULLER (613) 996-3766 5.C.(6) J4 LOG OPS 3-2, CAPT D. QUINN (613) 995-9706 5.C.(7) J4 LOG OPS 3-3, CAPT G. CONNOLLY (613) 996-6395 5.C. (8) J4 LOG AGREEMENTS, MAJ B. DELALLO (613) 992-4760 5.C.(9) J8 FIN COORD, MAJ B. KRASIJ (613) 992-8060 5.C.(10) DLERM 4-6, CAPT G. LEGACY (819) 997-9552 5.C.(11) CA JTFSWA NCE J4, LCOL J.J.R.M. BERGERON (813) 827-1284 5.C.(12) DLFR 3-8, MAJ B. HERVE (613) 945-0466 5.C.(13) 3 CSG OPS O, CAPT J.G. CHARLAND, (514) 252-2777 LOCAL 2976 5.D. J4 LOG DESK OFFICER ON DEPLOYMENT IS CAPT G. CONNOLLY" Page 7 000301 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource CDAF (Operation APOLLO) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource OPERATIONS - OP. APOLLO - GENERAL Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource February 22, 2002 - April 19, 2022 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource LAC ATIP A-2019-03647 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Library and Archives Canada, RG24, 3350-1 pt2 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CDAF00006