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Augmenter la cote de sEcuritE si nEcessaire. 000002 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information CLOSED VOLUME OPERATION, MANOEUVRES, EXERCISES - OP APOLLO GENERAL VOL 3 3350-1 24 APR - 29 JUN 02 W.Alguire MCpl 000003 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /‘information 3350-1 (Ops 0) 2^ Jun 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: 2. a. Boersma D. MCpl b. Brewer D. Cpl c. Bridgeman S.S. Capt d. Charlebois B.W. MCpl e. Cooper L.A. Cpl f. Critch-Smith L.J. Sgt g. Culver D.G. Sgt h. Fitzsimmons B.S. Maj i. Gavini E.D. Cpl j. Hoskins G.S. MCpl k. Ivanic O. Cpl 1. Kallaghan P.A. Capt m. Lamontagne J.L. Sgt n. Oliver K.W. Cpl o. Payne P.F. Cpl p. Power D.M.M. Cpl q. St-Jean J.R.D. MWO r. Sweet C.E. Cpl s. White G.M. Cpl s.19(1) This list is effective upon receipt and further, it is requested that all previous list be.destroyed. ha: Kain Capt Ops O 247-1063 fan 000004 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vei i JONHDENUjW AUG u 2 2002 NCCIS Lt Det 2 (Sgt JF Langlais) 1 From: Sent: To: Cc: NCE Ops Watch Tampa (Capt RC Spaulding) [nceopsw@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 1 August 2002 12:08 AM ~ Bouchard Col JND (J4 Log) J4 Log 'J3 Inti (Col Grant)’; ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy CommcenJOp Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo J4 LOG STAFF INSPECTION VISIT REPORT - OP APOLLO £> (J Subject: c>c NCE Cons report tetter.doc NCE Cons report doc Subj doc is attached and distr IAW its distr list: yt(, SF> Action NDHQ Ottawa/J4 Log Information NDHQ 0ttawa/J3 Inti CO NSU OC SLOC NCE J4 R. Spaulding Capt J3 Duty Watch CA JTFSWA NCE (813)827-1283 DSN 651-1283 ol confidential RX CCT# -rnxm ZEV 4*iZ 7. OP 6^ TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP O-Z- J 000005 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accts a /'information CONFIDENTIAL (UNClmo LESS ATTACHMENT) National Command Element Canadian Joint Task Force South West Asia Eagle Village 7115 South Boundary Boulevard MacDill AFB, Tampa FL 33621 3350-134-1 (J3 Coord) 30 July 2002 Distribution List J4 LOG STAFF INSPECTION VISIT REPORT - OP APOLLO Ref: 3350-165/A27 (COS J3) 3 July 02 As requested at reference, the enclosed consolidated inputs are provided in 1. response to action items assigned to CA JTFSWA units. Due to the redeployment of 3 PPCLI BG and the closure of the SLOC, several action items have been overtaken by these events and do not require follow-up actions. 2. CA JTFSWA OPI is Maj Doucette, J3 Coord, CSN 651-1778, (813) 827-1778. /Original Signed By/ J.P.Y.D. Gosselin Colonel Chief of Staff Enclosure: 1 Distribution List Action ND HQ Ottawa/J4 Log Information NDHQ Ottawa/J3 Inti CO NSU OC SLOC NCE J4 CONFIDENTIAL (UNCLAS LESS ATTACHMENT) 000006 J �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue eh vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information J*- CONFIDENTIAL JTFSWA CONSOLIDATED REPORT (By Unit) J4 Log OBSERVATIONS Memo 3350-165/A27 (J4 Log Ops 3-2) 13 Jun 02 FOR NSU Remarks Memo Para 11 Sea container was fitted with weapons racks and weapons secured. Military Police reviewed lock-up and confirmed it met security regs. Keys to lock-up secured with Military Police.______________________________________________________ Ann B NCCIS advised EME Sect that PLANN EXPERT avail as of 24 Jul 02. As they Pg 10 require assistance for initial set-up, they will initiate request through chain of Serial command. 1_ Ann B The TO&E has been amended to reflect the following current establishment: Pg 10 Serial 2 a) b) c) d) e) 1 X Sgt 411 2XMCpl411 1 XMCpI 421 3XCpl411 1 X Cpl 441 (Mat Tech) J4 Log OBSERVATIONS Memo 3350-165/A27 (J4 Log Ops 3-2) 13 Jun 02 FOR 3 PPCLI BG _________________________________ Remarks Ann B Pg 8 Serial _19 Memo Misc Obv NFA required due to BG redeployment. NFA required due to BG redeployment. DMMD OBSERVATIONS Memo 1000-12-2 (DMMD) 5 Jun 02 FOR 3 PPCLI BG Memo Para 2 _________________________________ Remarks BG-A NFA required due to BG redeployment. BG-B NFA required due to BG redeployment. NFA required due to BG redeployment. 1/2 CONFIDENTIAL 000007 �— Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sur I'accis a /'information CONFIDENTIAL J4 Log OBSERVATIONS Memo 3350-165/A27 (J4 Log Ops 3-2) 13 Jun 02 FOR SLOC _________________________________ Remarks_______________________________ Para 11 Ann B Pg 12 Serial 3 Ann B Pg 12 Serial 5 SLOC Coy as a sub-unit of the NSU had asked to have the Food Svc Off be employed at this location due to a shortage of one Capt (Fin O) who was to be double-hatted as the Admin Pl Comd. SLOC Coy agrees with the observation, if nec, for continued deployed operations food svcs sp at the Capt rk level, then staff posn should be at the NSU location.___________________________________ As the sea containers had arrived shortly before the STV, the contents had not been verified. Materiel is being merged as the sea containers are verified. Staffing level of Sup pers at SLOC Coy is sufficient to perform this task. SLOC Coy confirms the ongoing need of a laptop to support PLANN EXPERT. It is recommended that an ECL be established for the TMS to include an integral laptop to support PLANN EXPERT. DMMD OBSERVATIONS Memo 1000-12-2 (DMMD) 5 Jun 02 FOR SLOC ____ ____________________________ Remarks____________________________ SLOC -A Stocktaking/Verification of accts completed. Approx 20 line items discrepant, second counts and rectification of accts in progress. CF 152 being processed to rectify acct balances. 2/2 CONFIDENTIAL 000008 �Document disclosed under the Access to information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information CONFIDENTIAL RAACZYUW RCCEOTT9263 2040718-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC R 230718Z JUL 02 FM EXTOTT//-DUBAI -C4R// TO RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//J2// RCWMCTS/HMCS ALGONQUIN RCWMNMS/HMCS OTTAWA ■RCWMMFS/HMCS PROTECTEUR RCEMKDS/HMCS ST JOHNS RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO/OC MP COY// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO/INTO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO/INTO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NCCIS SQN AL MINHAD//CO// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//OC/MP// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//OC/MP// INFO RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT OTTAWA//DGINT/J2 PLANS POLICY 3/J2 PLANS D STRAT INT/CFNCIU// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//NDCC/NDCC2/OIA 2-2// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A2/A3/A3 SAMP// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMAU!//NO0/N2/N3// RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N2/N3// RCEOCEA/TRINITY HALIFAX//N00/N2// RCWEWLA/OSCP ESQUIMALT//OIS// BT CONFIDENTIAL 33SS^! oc . 41^ ooO ( ICY 4/? ?PAGE 2 RCCEOTT9263 CONFIDENTIAL ------------------------- DFAIT C4 INFO-------------UNITED 2002/07/23 07:24, -DUBAI -C4R, USCENTCOM THREATCON UPDATE ARAB EMIRATES ACTION -NDHQ OTT DNDGW -CDCS ASC TEXT CATS1455 ASC TEXT CATS1455.TXT CONFIDENTIAL TO CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//J2// HMCS ALGONQUIN HMCS OTTAWA HMCS PROTECTEUR HMCS ST JOHNS CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO/OC MP COY// CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO/INTO// CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO/INTO// CA JTFSWA NCCIS SQN AL MINHAD//CO// CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//OC/MP// CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//OC/MP// INFO NDHQ INT OTTAWA//DGINT/J2 PLANS POLICY 3/J2 PLANS POLICY 4/D STRAT INT/CFNCIU// ?PAGE 3 RCCEOTT9263 CONFIDENTIAL NDHQ OTTAWA//NDCC/NDCC2/0IA 2-2// 1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A2/A3/A3 SAMP// MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N2/N3// MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N2/N3// _______ CONFIDENTIAL RX coT-O CCT#^,sX2>3 ZEVqTZSZxOP AiF i TX CCT# £jg_ ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000009 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'occds a /’information '* TRINITY HALIFAX//N00/N2// OSCP ESQUIMALT//OIS// TEXT: 01 01 02 230653Z JUL REL GCTF CA JTFSWA CA JTFSWA CTG 307.1 TG 307.1 CA JTFSWA CA JTFSWA CA JTFSWA CA JTFSWA CA JTFSWA CONFIDENTIAL END OF DFAIT INFORR RR CCCC FP DET 088/02 FP DET DUBAI NCE TAMPA FL//J2// NSU AL MINHAD//CO/OC MP Cffi// LRP AL MINHAD//CO/INTO// TAL AL MINHAD//CO/INTO// NCCIS SQN AL MINHAD//CO// FLS DUBAI//OC/MP// ?PAGE 4 RCCEOTT9263 CONFIDENTIAL CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//OC/MP// INFO NDHQ INT OTTAWA//DGINT/J2 PLANS POLICY 3/J2 PLANS POLICY 4/D STRAT INT/CFNCIU// NDHQ OTTAWA//NDCC/NDCC2/OIA 2-2// 1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A2/A3/A3 SAMP// MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N2/N3// MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N2/N3// TRINITY HALIFAX//N00/N2// OSCP ESQUIMALT//OIS// CONFIDENTIAL REL - GCTF FP DET 088/02 SIC A2W/UUJ OP APOLLO SUBJ: USCENTCOM THREATCON UPDATE - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 1. EFF 19 JUL 02 s.15(1) Def 2. CANADIAN TERRORIST THREAT LEVEL FOR U.A.E. REMAINS AT 3. FOR NAVAL UNITS, USNAVCENT HAS NOT YET REL NEW LIBERTY POLICY FOR SHIPS CONDUCTING RAMP, HOWEVER SHOULD DO SO SHORTLY ?PAGE 5 RCCEOTT9263 CONFIDENTIAL 4. FP DET DUBAI WILL CONTINUE TO MONITOR SIT AND WILL ADVISE ALCON AS FURTHER INFO BECOMES AVAIL BT #9263 2040928 521351 VDAM020 DELIVERED ?♦ CONFIDENTIAL 000010 �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 (Sgt JF Langlais) From: Sent: To: Subject: 23JulO2.doc NCCIS Lt Det 2 (Sgt JF Langlais) [Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 23 July 2002 9:06 AM ’Shared (Red TAV Qandahar Commcen) Op Apollo SLOC TFMT Update I JUL 2 3 2wZ U SLOC MAIN 18 JULxls To Capt Hall: 33SQ- I _ Please find attached subj doc. 0^/^ s.15(1) Def JF Langlais Sgt NCCIS Lt Det 2 Comd Commcen SLOC Coy Doha DSN (318) 247-1064 IMN (Secure vox/fax) RX CCT# ZEV OP S3 CCT # Tnw ZEV^^-fc OP s£~ 1 CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000011 — �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information 23 Jul 02 Capt Hall (TFMO) SLOC TFMT - UPDATE 1. Attached you will find exactly what you wanted yesterday, I hope!! What I sent you was pretty well the same thing but in an other format and it was missing the qty 6 BV206. 2. Hope this didn’t cause any trouble or delays, pise acknowledge that this is what you exactly wanted. Cheers J.L. Lamontagne Sgt SLOC Ops NCO DSN (318) 247-1063 Cell (974) 589-5827 000012 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information Unit Dimensions are not Totals TFMT ELEMENT REPORT Main PERSONNEL TF Priority 1 UIC xxxx Priority 1 Personnel Total Personnel Main_____ VEHICLES TF Priority 57 57 Qty UIC XXXX Description L (m) W(m) H(m) Wt (kg) Priority 2 ___ 1 1 1 3 ____ 3 ___ 1 1 i ___ 1 0 ___ 1 Totals Vehicles Lane (m) Weight (kg) Total Vehicles Total Lane (m) Total Weight (kg) Main__________ TRAILERS TF Priority______ ECC / Ser 2 0 14 137.13 109813 123349 W9802 115200 115202 123121 123123 123126 123348 123350 123351 124035 TRK LIFT FORK CTR HANDLING TRK VAN 1.5 TONNE 4X4 LSVW FORKLIFT PED 10K LBS_______ CARRIER TRKD ART BV206 CARRIER TRKD TOW BV2063 TRK CGO 1.5 TONNE 4X4 LSVW TRK CGO 1.5 TONNE 4X4 LSVW TRK CGO 1.5 TONNE 4X4 LSVW TRK VAN 1.5 TONNE 4X4 LSVW TRK VAN 1.5 TONNE 4X4 LSVW TRK VAN 1.5 TONNE 4X4 LSVW TRUCK CARGO 2-1/2 TON 5.64 6.88 6.89 5.61 5.61_ 5.61 5.69 5.61 5.61 7.09 3.12 2.34 1.87 2.34, 2.40 1.85 2.04 2.59 2.59 2.04 2.59' 2.04 2.03 __2." 2.04 2.73 2.01 2.73 2.49 3.25 11,758.00 4,440.00 4,940.00 3,296.00 3,472.00 4,552.00 3,200.00 3,270.00 3,270.00 6,509.00 111884 ____ 22 137.13 111884 Qty ECC Description L(m) W (m) H (Hl) Wt (kg) 4.22 4.22 2.11 2.11 2.54 2.54 2^273.00 2,233:00 2 UIC XXXX Priority: 2 2 1 Totals SLOG MAIN 18 JUL.xls Trailers Lane (m) 1 1 4 8.44 133409 133903 GEN TLR MTD 20 KW GEN TLR MTD 5KW TQG 133816 133818 GEN TLR MTD 10KW COMM MNT GEN TLR MTD 10KW INSTR MNT 1 of 3 000013 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Lai sur I'accis a /'information Unit Dimensions are not Totals TFMT ELEMENT REPORT Weight (kg)! 4506 2 8.44 4506 Total Trailers Total Lane (m) Total Weight (kg) MAJOR EQUIPMENT Total Major Eqpt Total Lane (m) Total Cube (m) Total Weight (kg) Main ________ FREIGHT GENERAL _ TF Priority Qty Description L(m) W(m) H(m) Container Type L(m) W(m) H(m) Wt (kg) 0 0 0 0 3 UIC XXXX Priority 3 UIC XXXX Priority 4 UIC XXXX Priority 5 Total Containers Cube (m) Weight (kg) Total Containers Total Cube (m) Total Weight (kg) Main______ AMMUNITION TF Priority Serial 42 S1 STD Ctn 20 6.10 2.40 2.40 4 S1 STD Ctn 20 6.10 2.40 2.40 _____ 10 _____ 56 1967.62 S1 STD Ctn 20 6.10 2.40 2.40 L(m) W(m) H (m) 6.10 2.40 2.40 310800 ____ 56 1967.62 310800 Container Type 3 UIC XXXX' Priority 3 0 _0 105.41 __ Total Containers Cube (m) Weight (kg) Total Containers______ Total Cube (m)_______ ___ Total Weight (kg) SLJC maIn ib jul.xIs S1 STD Ctn 20 20490 _0 105.41 20490 2 of 3 000014 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur faeces a I'information Unit Dimensions are not Totals TFMT ELEMENT REPORT Main DANG GOODS TF Priority Container Type Qty L(m) W(m) H(m) 6.10 2.40 2.40 3 UIC XXXX Priority, 3 Total Containers ,Cube (m) Weight (kg) Total Containers_ Total Cube (m) Total Weight (kg) SLOC MAIN 18JUL.xls ___ 13 13 456.77 S1 STD Ctn 20 88480 ___ 13 456.77 88480 3 of 3 000015 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (Sgt JF Langlais) From: Sent: To: Subject: SLOC-OCjcIs NCOS Lt Det 2 (Sgt JF Langlais) [Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 22 July 2002 9:04 AM ’Shared (Red TAV Qandahar Commcen) Op Apollo TFMT Djraio JUL 2 2 2002 B SLOCVehxIs Capt Hall, 336^ - Please find attached req docs. For Sgt Lamontagne, JF Langlais Sgt NCOS Lt Det 2 Comd Commcen SLOG Coy Doha DSN (318) 247-1064 IMN (871) 38-302-8886 (Secure vox/fax) > I need soonest the complete list of DC and vehicles to bring the TFMT up to >date; Ops O indicates that it should be complete. Advise svp. I spoke to >NCE/J4 Mov wrt the TEUs and the staff there are pursuing the issue vigorously and understand its importance. Regards, > >T Hall >Capt >TFMO >OP APOLLO OP ZEV RX OCT# TX &&-L. 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LIQUID FOR DRY CLEANING SOLVEN LEAKTEST COMPOUND. FREEZING COMPOUND­ CLEANING COMPOUND,E ANTIFREEZE. ENGINE CLEANING COMPOUND,W CLEANER-DEGREASER.C CLEANING COMPOUND,D CLEANING COMPOUND,S ENAMEL.BLACK,GLOSS, LACQUER._____________ PRIMER COATING. LACQUER._________ ENAMEL._______________ ENAMEL._______________ ENAMEL._______________ ENAMEL._______________ ENAMEL_______________ THINNER,PAINT,MINER ENAMEL.______________ ENAMEL­ ENAMEL._______________ SEALING COMPOUNDANTISEIZE COMPOUND. CORROSION PREVENTIV SEALING COMPOUNDS SEALING COMPOUND.WH CORROSION PREVENTAT ADHESIVE.PASTE FORM DRUM,SHIPPING AND S DRUM,SHIPPING AND S CYLINDER,COMPRESSED HAND CLEANER. PASTE NAPHTHA,LIGHTING. KEROSINE 205 LI GREASE,AIRCRAFT. HYDRAULIC FLUID,PET LUB OIL WEAPONS LUB OIL WEAPONS GREASE HELI ENG CLEANER LUB-PRESER CLEANER LUB-PRESER GREASE,AUTOMOTIVE A LUBRICATING OIL.HEL LUBRICANT,SOLID FIL LUB OIL 80W90 60LI HYP FLUID GRADE 32 LUB OIL MIL-L-9000 UN# 1993 1219 1978 N/R N/R CLASS 3______ 3______ 2.1 ? 1993 N/R 1986 N/R 1950 N/R 1950 1950 1263 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950 1263 1950 1950 1950 N/R N/R 1950 1133 N/R 1950 N/R N/R N/R WITH N/R 1268 1223 N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R 1950 N/R N/R N/R 3 3 SUB 6.1 2.1 2.1 2.1 3 2.1 2.1 2.1 2.1 2.1 2.1 3 2.1 2.1 2.1 2.1 3 2.1 WHAT? 2 3 2.1 000017 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information N9150215783035 N9150215783562 N9150215787600 N9150218021461 N9150218525866 N9150218606149 N9150218656591 N9150218656592 N9150218656598 N9150218656599 N9150218656601 N9150218656604 N9150218764983 N9150218781573 N9150218781823 N9150218832944 N9150218832945 N9150218832946 N9150218833325 N9150218833326 N9150218843744 N9150218913716 N9150218935875 N9150218981459 N9150218981595 N9150218981598 N9150218991445 N9150219040644 12 _1 12 12 108 7 108 10 36 2 12 24 24 10 40 300 40 20 _6 4 _6 _6 50 24 2 2 _8 24 CO CO CO CO CO CN CO CO CO CO CO CO CO TU TU CO CO DR CO DR CO CO BT CO CO CO CO CO LUB OIL 80W90 20LI LUBOIL 4 LI__________ BRAKE FLUID 4LI BRAKE FLUID 1 LI HYDRAULIC FLUID LI GRAPHITE PT_________ LUB OIL LI 10W30 LUB OIL LI 10W30 LUB OIL LI SAE 10W LUB OIL LI SAE10W LUBOIL LI SAE 30 LUB OIL LI SAE 50 LUBRICATING OIL,ENG GREASE BEARING GREASE GEN OZ LUB OIL LI____________ LUB OIL LI____________ LUB OIL LI__________ HYDRAULIC FLUID LI HYDRAULIC FLUID LI LUBRICATING OIL,ENG DAMPING FLUID LB CLEANER LUB ML LUB OIL 5W30 LI LUB OIL LI____________ LUB OIL 75W90 LI LUBRICATING OIL,CHA FLUID,POWER STEERIN N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R 1950 N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R N/R 2.1 000018 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information 4926 109802 POWERED MOBILE MATERIAL EQUIPMENT POWERED MOBILE MATERIAL EQUIPMENT Total 109802 Total POWERED MOBILE MATERIAL EQUIPMENT 109813 POWERED MOBILE MATERIAL EQUIPMENT Total 109813 Total 123121 TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP Total 123121 Total TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP 123123 TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP Total 123123 Total TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP 123126 TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP Total 123126 Total TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP 123348 TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP Total 123348 Total TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP 123349 TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP Total 123349 Total TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP 123351 TRUCK 1 1/2 TON, LSVW, SMP Total 123351 Total 130123 TRAILER, SMP TRAILER, SMP Total 130123 Total TRAILER, SMP 133409 TRAILER, SMP Total 133409 Total TRAILER, SMP 133816 TRAILER, SMP Total 133816 Total TRAILER. SMP 133818 TRAILER, SMP Total 133818 Total TRAILER, SMP 133903 TRAILER, SMP Total 133903 Total TRAILER, SMP 134200 TRAILER, SMP Total 134200 Total 175004 SHELTER, SEV SHELTER, SEV Total 175004 Total 4926 Total Grand Total 000019 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information r TRUCK LIFT FORK-DED CFR 90-91349 TRUCK CONTAINER HANDLING CFR 97-18700 LSVW-TRUCK CARGO CFR 93-98229 LSVW-TRUCK CARGO CFR 93-98219 LSVW-TRUCK CARGO CFR 93-30462 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LSVW-TRUCK VAN-AMBULANCE CFR 93-99886 |LSVW-TRUCK VAN CFR 93-98059 1 1 1 1 1 1 LSVW-TRUCK VAN CFR 93-98289 DOLLY SET CFR 97-34465 TRAILER GENERATOR SET MTD CFR 89-91210 TRAILER GENERATOR SET MTD CFR 84-63081 [TRAILER GENERATOR SET MTD CFR 84-63210 TRAILER GENERATOR SET MTD CFR 88-89724 TRAILER/SEMI-TRAILER-W/SPECIALIZED EQPT MTD C SHELTER, EXPANDABLE, MECC, TIRE MAINTENANCE I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 15 15 000020 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information 4- NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI L ______________________________________________ Edmunds) NCE J3 Coord Op Apollo Tampa (Maj CL Doucette) [ncej3crd^cZ^i^q^Z^aj’^^ From: Sent: To: Subject: 20 July 2002 7:30 AM Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca RE: SLOC SIV REPLY C7 ^350-/ Not a problem since you're still ahead of the suspense date & I think the whole package from NDHQ was poorly put together in the first place! C.Lynn Doucette Maj CA JTFSWA/J3 Coord DSN 651-1778 ©P5 Per Ardua Ad Astra Original MessageFrom: NCCIS LT DET 2 (Cpl DS De Freitas) [mailto:ltdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 19 July 2002 17:58 To: ncej3crd@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca Subject: RE: SLOC SIV REPLY maam, Please find attached the completed response and accept my sincere apologies for missing the serials in the memoranda. P.A. Kailaghan Capt Ops 0 DSN s.15(1) Def (Secure) Original MessageFrom: NCE J3 Coord Op Apollo Tampa (Maj CL Doucette) [mailto:ncej3crd@jc2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 19 July 2002 10:03 To: ltdet2@jc2is .c-ndhq.dnd.ca Subject: SLOC SIV REPLY Ref: SLOC E-Mail 18 Jul Capt Kallaghan, after reviewing your comments provided at ref, I noticed you didn't answer all your serials as outlined in our tasking memo. You were tasked to respond to: CO SLOC Coy - J4 Log Memo, para 11, Annex B pgl2/13, serial 3 and DMMD Memo, SLOC (a). You answered Ann B only; need you to respond to the 2 memos also. I realize it is confusing as we normally annex but J4 & DMMD both submitted memos where which require comments. I have encl them again your 2 items. Let me know if you have any diff report... same suspense, 22 Jul, thanxs. only respond to comments at they incl other observations and highlighted in yellow figuring out this confusing I RX 1 CCT# 7^ J OPA/7 | ’ TX I----- CCT # ZEV OP CCT? ZEV OP OCT# ZEV -000021 On .1 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information C.Lynn Doucette Maj CA JTFSWA/J3 Coord DSN 651-1778 Per Ardua Ad Astra 2 000022 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information CONFIDENTIAL NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI L Edmunds) NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI L Edmunds) [Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] on behalf of NCCIS LT DET 2 (CpI DS De Freitas) [Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 19 July 2002 5:58 PM ’ncej3crd@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca’ RE: SLOC SIV REPLY From: Sent: To: Subject: D)IC1HW JUL 2 ll 2002 3350-1 J4 LOG SIV.doc DMMD Llr.doc c£_|m maam, < Please find attached the completed response and accept my sincere apologies for missing the serials in the memoranda. s.15(1) Def P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops O DSN [Secure) —Original Message From: NCE J3 Coord Op Apollo Tampa (Maj CL Doucette) [mailto:ncej3crd@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 19 July 2002 10:03 To: Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca Subject: SLOC SIV REPLY Ref: SLOC E-Mail 18 Jul Capt Kallaghan, after reviewing your comments provided at ref, I noticed you didn't answer all your serials as outlined in our tasking memo. You were tasked to respond to: CO SLOC Coy-J4 Log Memo, para 11, Annex B pg12/13, serial 3 and DMMD Memo, SLOC (a). You answered Ann B only; need you to respond to the 2 memos also. I realize it is confusing as we normally only respond to comments at annex but J4 & DMMD both submitted memos where they incl other observations which require comments. I have encl them again and highlighted in yellow your 2 items. Let me know if you have any diff figuring out this confusing report...same suspense, 22 Jul, thanxs. C.Lynn Doucette Maj CA JTFSWA/J3 Coord DSN 651-1778 RX Per Ardua Ad Astra CCT# J2L^L£ct #-n-nj 1 ZEV ZEV OP IO CCT/ ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CONFIDENTIAL 000023 �'ocument disclosed under the Access to Information Act imeht divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a I'information CONFIDENT!/ 1000-12-2 (DMMD) 5 June 02 Distribution List DMMD SUPPLY INSPECTION REPORT OP APOLLO 17 24 APRIL 2002 References: A. 34 Ops Msg F. DCDS Direction to Commanders of Operational Deployments, Chapter 13 Logistics C. A-LM- 181-000/35-CO 1 Standard Supply Instructions In accordance with references A and B, the Directorate of Materiel Management and 1. Distribution (DMMD) participated in a 14 Log Staff Inspection Visit (SPY) for OP APOLLO. The DMMD team, led by Capt A. Gariepy (DMMD 2-4-2) consisted of WO R. Baker (DMMD 2-4-5) and Sgt G. Guertin (DMMD 2-4-6). J4 Log SIV DMMD Representatives conducted supply inspections of first and second line supply accounts at SLOC location in Doha. Qatar and at BG locations in Kandahar, Afganistan. The Supply team members are highly qualified supply subject matter experts and clearly assessed compliance of supply accounts and associated procedures met the published standards (references A & B). The inspection was carried out 1724 April 2002 inclusive. This SIV is considered particularly important, as it is the first for this operation. The following major findings are cause for concern from a supply perspective: 2. a. Materiel Accountability. Not all materiel and equipment has been transferred to the operation making it extremely difficult for supply pers in theatre to be sure of what they are accounting for. Not one MIL7SR had been requested and other than a verification of SNAG items in theatre, (physical holdings against loan cards) there hasn’t been any verification of accounts done. There is considerable risk of materiel losses: and b. Line of Support. There are a number of levels for supply support in theatre CQ, RQ. FSG, SLOC and NSU. There seemed to be some confusion over who was supporting whom. BATTLE GROUP OBSERVATIONS The transfer of materiel to theatre accounts is art ongoing issue that is taking far too long 1. to resolve. In particular theatre is having a difficult time trying to verify their SNAC equipment. COMHDENTBAL 000024 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information CONFIDEN’I IAl As of the start of the SIV only 10% of the over 2000 SNAC items had been transferred to theatre accounts. C Company from Winnipeg has nothing on charge and there seems to be some confusion as to who is to effect transfers on their behalf. Not one of the supply sections had a copy of or was fully aware of the existence of the 2. DCDS instructions chapter 13. Considering that many of the policies and procedures involving mission support are in this publication, the fact that there was little know about it as well as it wasn’t being adhered to is a contributing factor to the problems they are having. ACTION REQUIRED a. The transfer of all materiel into theatre must be top priority for the OPIs in Canada. Once all transfers are completed the battle group QM should request up to date SNAC and holding reports. Once received he should proceed with a verification of all 1st and 2 nd Line accounts and prepare and implement a stocktaking schedule for all 1st and 2nd line stocking accounts within the battle group. DCDS instructions chapter 13 has been left in theatre by the DMMD SIV team. The QM b should ensure that all pers dealing with supply matters are aware of the policies and procedures in chapter 13. The next SIV/RSAT/TAV team should ensure that this is done. SLOC OBSERVATIONS 1. With the many changes to the structure of the SLOC and the TO&E before deployment the transfer of equipment must be a top priority for the SLOC as well. There also seemed to be a lot of equipment that had been transferred to the SLOC that is not in theatre. ACTION REQUIRED Verification/ stocktaking of all accounts must he given top priority by the Supply a. Platoon in the SLOC. Stocktaking/Verification of accts completed. Aopprox 20 line items discrepant, second counts and rectification of accts in progress. CF 152 being processed to rectify acct balances. NSU OBSERVATION During the teams stopover at the NSU it was noted that the storage for weapons and 1. ammo was insufficient. Weapons, bolts and ammunition were stored in the same sea container CONFIDENTIAL 000025 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur faeces a /'information CONFIDENTIAL with no segregation within the sea container. ACTION REQUIRED a. Proper storage must be maintained 1AW CF security orders. Overall both locations are working hard to provide the support they have been tasked to do. They are working under extreme conditions with little visibility of their equipment and are to be commended for the support they are providing. 9. Should clarification of any of these points be required, contact the DMND OPI, Capt Andre Gariepy, DMMD 2-4-2 Operations Support, at NDHQ Ottawa. Autovon 8449139. 9. // OSB// D. Dion Colonel Director of Materiel Management & Distribution Distribution List Action 14 Logistics National Defence Headquarters MGen George R. Pearkes 101 Colonel By Ottawa ON K1A0K2 Information Commanding Officer 3 Canadian Support Group Longue-Pointe Garrison Building 2 P0 Box. 4000 Station K Montreal, QC H1N3R9 3/3 CONFIDENTIAL 000026 �_ rpt. tp” f\ ll'Af |l ff^Dttument disclosed under the Access to Information Act Vk II | ta 11 Q )) b Hy! D U jp&cumgnt divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information CONFIDENTIAL 3350-165/A27 (J4 Log Ops 3-2) 13 Jun 02 Dist List ■14 STAFF INSPECTION VISIT (SIV) • OP APOLLO BG AND SLOC References: A. DCDS Direction for International Operations (02/00) Revise One B. COS J3 166 101905Z Apr 02, J4 Log SIV Tasking Order C. 3350-165/A27 (J3 Inti 1-3) 6 May 02, J3 SIV Report BACKGROUND 1. In accordance with Ref A and as directed in Ref B, a J4 SIV was conducted on the Op APOLLO 3 PPCLI Battle Group (BG) and the Strategic Lines of Communication (SLOC) Coy of the National Support Unit (NSU). The inspection was conducted during the period of 17 - 24 April 2002, with the goal of providing SIV findings including appropriate recommendations into the J3 SIV report. The secondary role of the SIV was to minimize the impact of the eventual mission closure or rotation as applicable. Detailed observations are presented in the Attachments. The SIV members represented several agencies and were primarily focussed on verifying in-theatre Supply, Maintenance and Ammunition procedures. Participants included: 2. a. NDHQ J4 Log Representative: Maj Dave Quinn, (SIV team leader); b. JTFSWA NCE J4 Representative: Maj Scott Baker; c. DLERM Representative: Maj Rene Bourassa; d. 3 CSG Representative: Maj Denis Noel; e. DAPM Representative: Capt Pete Surprenant; f. DMMD Team Leader: Capt Andre Gariepy; g- WO Bob Baker, DMMD; and h. Sgt Gilles Guertin, DMMD. SIV CONDUCT 3. The J4 SIV commenced with the 3 PPCLI BG (including the Forward Support Group (FSG)). The arrival of the SIV coincided with a Log briefing given by the BG to 1/5 CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 000027 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act CONFIDENTIAL conadentsaF” members of the NSU and SLOC Coy and presented an excellent opportunity for all attendees to discuss support issues. A cancelled flight en-route from the BG location to the SLOC resulted in the S1V team spending two days in EL Minhad. The time in El Minhad allowed the DMMD team to conduct a SAV of the NSU (ACSS Fit and MMC) allowing for a review of many of the procedures and processes. As the MMC was not deployed at the time of the DMMD SIV to the NSU, the opportunity presented by the cancelled flight proved extremely useful. The SIV team was very well received at all locations and support to the team 4. while deployed was exceptional. GENERAL 5. This SIV report is intended to complement the J4 Observations of the J3 SIV at reference C. With the announcement of the closure of the 3 PPCLI BG shortly after the completion of the SIV, many of the points raised in this report (incl Annex B and the attachment) will assume a lesser relevance. I have thus concentrated the points in this main document towards issues that are relative to either closure activities or lessons learned. 3 PPCLI OBSERVATIONS Account Sampling. A significant amount of the deployed stores had not been 6. transferred to the first-line BG accounts at the time of the SIV. While these transfers were largely beyond the control of the BG, this deficiency is directly related to the poor condition of the accounts. Transfers of Serial Numbered items were likewise incomplete at the time of the SIV, resulting in numerous discrepancies. LFWA and DMMD have since completed the transfer process. The BG must ensure that all SNAC items are brought to charge on theatre accounts by serial number and confirm holdings NLT 14 Jun 02. The BG must undertake 100% stocktaking of all B-class materiel to ensure that BG accounts accurately reflect holdings. Further accounting concerns are outlined as Attached (DMMD SIV Report). JTFSWA action 7. Manning. There have proven to be some efficiency gained with a further rationalization of BG support personnel (within the FSG and Admin Coy at the time of the SIV) into the BG CSS Coy. 8. Cooks. The cooks currently embedded into the joint kitchen are significantly under-utilised. With the redeployment of the BG, the establishment of cooks while embedded with the US forces should be considered in depth as related to the feeding plan. 9. Sea Containers. This deployment allowed all types of equipment that was CC130 air-transportable. This deployment involved the deployment of the Container Loading Trailer (CLT) to move sea container sized items. The US forces on the ground used light ISU 90 (8145-01-316-3296) containers for most of their second line stores. The 2/5 CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 000028 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act CONFIDENTRtr"............. CONFIDENTIAL use of these smaller specialized containers would allow for second line stores to be CC130 air-deployable, while permitting the use of the bar coded location system critical to key-in-hand second line support. The ISU 90 containers come in a variety of configurations and should be evaluated as a mechanism to greatly enhance CF capabilities (i.e., 8145-01-423-0244, configured for weapons storage). J4 Log Plans 5 to investigate. 10. Scaling. Although great efforts were made by both DLERM and 3 CSG in developing scales adequate to support this mission, the inclusion of Op stocks and increased holdings of weapons and ancillary equipment, coupled with last minute TO & E changes and UORs (i.e., TOW litis), further exacerbated scaling concerns. Land Maintenance issues are found at Annex B. STRATEGIC LINES OF COMMUNICATION COMPANY (SLOC) OBSERVATIONS 11. The SLOC concept was created under a stove-piped support system to funnel materiel through the ILOC system to the BG. With the decision to repatriate the BG, a decision will need to be made regarding any future SLOC commitment. A point of note in this case is that the Food Svcs Officer currently assigned to the SLOC may need to be transferred to the NSU if there is a requirement for continued deployed operations food support at that rank level. JTFSWA Action SLOC Coy as a sub-unit of the NSU had asked to have the Food Svc Offr be employed at this location due to a shortage of one Capt (Fin O) who was to double hat as the Admin Pl Comd. SLOC Coy agrees with the observation, if nec, for continued deployed operations food svcs sp at the Capt rk level, then staff posn at the NSU location. 12. The mounting and force generation of the SLOC was co-ordinated at the national level as an ad-hoc unit. Specific SLOC observations on the mounting and deployment phases are found at Annex J to ref C and should be retained as lessons learned. MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATIONS 13. The Op APOLLO deployment encompassed all three force generators at a time where the CFSSU roll out was partially completed. Naval and Air elements were supported by the CFSSU while Land elements were supported through the legacy CFSS, creating a unique and sometimes complicated support structure. Some of the experiences in this deployment will no longer be valid with the rollout of CFSSU Stream II, and as such, they have not been considered in this SIV report. Communications connectivity for the BG and the SLOC proved problematic initially, but were in the final stages of implementation at the BG during the SIV. It is imperative that these communications systems be installed as soon as practical in support of the administrative systems to enhance unit visibility and ultimately accountability. 3/5 CONFIDENTIAL cNHDENTML 000029 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act CONFIDENTIAL 14. The delay in the creation and deployment of the National Support Unit significantly hampered efficient sustainment into the theatre of operations. It is imperative that the Materiel Management and Movement Control Cells are activated in the initial stages to allow for full visibility and accurate tracking of materiel holdings and sustainment flow. 15. It must be noted that the materiel accounting system used by the SLOC and the BG on deployed operations (legacy CFSS) is non secure and has potential OPSEC limitations. The implementation of the CFSSU Stream II (with deployed mode) will enhance system security. 16. Questions relating to this report may be addressed to Capt Harding (J4 Log Ops 3 2) at 995-9706. //Orig Signed By// J.N.D. Bouchard Col J4 Log 996-0551 Annexes Annex A - SIV Itinerary Annex B - DLERM SIV Report Attachments DMMD SIV Report Dist List Action J3 Inti Info J4 Log Ops 3 J4 Mov J5 Legal DLERM DMMD 4/5 CONFIDENTIAL COMF®EMTJAI 000030 �I Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sur I'accis a I'information CONFIDENTIAL CONHDENTUL DLFR 3CSG CA JTFSWA NCE J4 5/5 CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 000031 �h Pkg tag [1 g gssi n*LS ora n a n Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act 9 B &'y<ljiicument divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a/'information NCCIS LT DET 2 (CpI DS De Freitas) NCE J3 Coord Op Apollo Tampa (Maj CL Doucette) [ncej3crd@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] 19 July 2002 10:03 AM Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca SLOC SIV REPLY From: Sent: To: Subject: --J A fe IB JUL 1 9 2002 Dl OMMOltr.doc J4L0GSW.doc - l Ref: SLOC E-Mail 18 Jul Capt Kallaghan, after reviewing your comments provided at ref, I noticed you didn't answer all your serials as outlined in our tasking memo. You were tasked to respond to: CO SLOC Coy - J4 Log Memo, para 11, Annex B pgl2/13, serial 3 and DMMD Memo, SLOC (a). You answered Ann B only; need you to respond to the 2 memos also. I realize it is confusing as we normally only respond to comments at annex but J4 & DMMD both submitted memos where they incl other observations which require comments. I have encl them again and highlighted in yellow your 2 items. Let me know if you have any diff figuring out this confusing report... same suspense, 22 Jul, thanxs. C.Lynn Doucette Maj CA JTFSWA/J3 Coord DSN 651-1778 Per Ardua Ad Astra ! i RX i CONFIDENTIAL TX CCT*-ft£uy ZEV/^2^ OP/^^ OCT# ZEV OP OCT# ZEV OP COT# ZEV OP 1 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information 1000-12-2 (DMMD) 5 June 02 Distribution List DMMD SUPPLY INSPECTION REPORT OP APOLLO 17 24 APRIL 2002 References: A. 34 Ops Msg F. DCDS Direction to Commanders of Operational Deployments, Chapter 13 Logistics C. A-LM- 181-000/35-CO 1 Standard Supply Instructions In accordance with references A and B, the Directorate of Materiel Management and 1. Distribution (DMMD) participated in a 14 Log Staff Inspection Visit (SPY) for OP APOLLO. The DMMD team, led by Capt A. Gariepy (DMMD 2-4-2) consisted of WO R. Baker (DMMD 2-4-5) and Sgt G. Guertin (DMMD 2-4-6). J4 Log SIV DMMD Representatives conducted supply inspections of first and second line supply accounts at SLOC location in Doha. Qatar and at BG locations in Kandahar, Afganistan. The Supply team members are highly qualified supply subject matter experts and clearly assessed compliance of supply accounts and associated procedures met the published standards (references A & B). The inspection was carried out 1724 April 2002 inclusive. This SIV is considered particularly important, as it is the first for this operation. The 2. following major findings are cause for concern from a supply perspective: a. Materiel Accountability. Not all materiel and equipment has been transferred to the operation making it extremely difficult for supply pers in theatre to be sure of what they are accounting for. Not one MIL7SR had been requested and other than a verification of SNAG items in theatre, (physical holdings against loan cards) there hasn’t been any verification of accounts done. There is considerable risk of materiel losses: and b. Line of Support. There are a number of levels for supply support in theatre CQ, RQ. FSG, SLOC and NSU. There seemed to be some confusion over who was supporting whom. BATTLE GROUP OBSERVATIONS 1. The transfer of materiel to theatre accounts is art ongoing issue that is taking far too long to resolve. In particular theatre is having a difficult time trying to verify their SNAC equipment. 000033 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information As of the start of the SIV only 10% of the over 2000 SNAC items had been transferred to theatre accounts. C Company from Winnipeg has nothing on charge and there seems to be some confusion as to who is to effect transfers on their behalf. Not one of the supply sections had a copy of or was fully aware of the existence of the 2. DCDS instructions chapter 13. Considering that many of the policies and procedures involving mission support are in this publication, the fact that there was little know about it as well as it wasn’t being adhered to is a contributing factor to the problems they are having. ACTION REQUIRED a. The transfer of all materiel into theatre must be top priority for the OPIs in Canada. Once all transfers are completed the battle group QM should request up to date SNAC and holding reports. Once received he should proceed with a verification of all 1st and 2 nd Line accounts and prepare and implement a stocktaking schedule for all 1st and 2nd line stocking accounts within the battle group. DCDS instructions chapter 13 has been left in theatre by the DMMD SIV team. The QM b should ensure that all pers dealing with supply matters are aware of the policies and procedures in chapter 13. The next SIV/RSAT/TAV team should ensure that this is done. SLOC OBSERVATIONS With the many changes to the structure of the SLOC and the TO&E before deployment 1. the transfer of equipment must be a top priority for the SLOC as well. There also seemed to be a lot of equipment that had been transferred to the SLOC that is not in theatre. ACTION REQUIRED Verification/ stocktaking of all accounts must he given top priority by the Supply a. Platoon in the SLOC. NSU OBSERVATION 1. During the teams stopover at the NSU it was noted that the storage for weapons and ammo was insufficient. Weapons, bolts and ammunition were stored in the same sea container with no segregation within the sea container. 000034 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information ACTION REQUIRED a. Proper storage must be maintained 1AW CF security orders. Overall both locations are working hard to provide the support they have been tasked to do. They are working under extreme conditions with little visibility of their equipment and are to be commended for the support they are providing. 9. 9. Should clarification of any of these points be required, contact the DMND OPI, Capt Andre Gariepy, DMMD 2-4-2 Operations Support, at NDHQ Ottawa. Autovon 8449139. // OSB// D. Dion Colonel Director of Materiel Management & Distribution Distribution List Action 14 Logistics National Defence Headquarters MGen George R. Pearkes 101 Colonel By Ottawa ON K1A0K2 Information Commanding Officer 3 Canadian Support Group Longue-Pointe Garrison Building 2 P0 Box 4000 Station K Montreal, QC H1N 3R9 3/3 000035 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information CONFIDENTIAL 3350-165/A27 (J4 Log Ops 3-2) 13 Jun 02 Dist List ,14 STAFF INSPECTION VISIT (SIV) - OP APOLLO BG AND SLOC References: A. DCDS Direction for International Operations (02/00) Revise One B. COS J3 166 101905Z Apr 02, J4 Log SIV Tasking Order C. 3350-165/A27 (J3 Inti 1-3) 6 May 02, J3 SIV Report BACKGROUND 1. In accordance with Ref A and as directed in Ref B, a J4 SIV was conducted on the Op APOLLO 3 PPCLI Battle Group (BG) and the Strategic Lines of Communication (SLOC) Coy of the National Support Unit (NSU). The inspection was conducted during the period of 17 - 24 April 2002, with the goal of providing SIV findings including appropriate recommendations into the J3 SIV report. The secondary role of the SIV was to minimize the impact of the eventual mission closure or rotation as applicable. Detailed observations are presented in the Attachments. The SIV members represented several agencies and were primarily focussed on verifying in-theatre Supply, Maintenance and Ammunition procedures. Participants included: 2. a. NDHQ J4 Log Representative: Maj Dave Quinn, (SIV team leader); b. JTFSWA NCE J4 Representative: Maj Scott Baker; c. DLERM Representative: Maj Rene Bourassa; d. 3 CSG Representative: Maj Denis Noel; e. DAPM Representative: Capt Pete Surprenant; f. DMMD Team Leader: Capt Andre Gariepy; g- WO Bob Baker, DMMD; and h. Sgt Gilles Guertin, DMMD. SIV CONDUCT 3. The J4 SIV commenced with the 3 PPCLI BG (including the Forward Support Group (FSG)). The arrival of the SIV coincided with a Log briefing given by the BG to 1/4 CONFIDENTIAL 000036 �r. Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information CONFIDENTIAL members of the NSU and SLOC Coy and presented an excellent opportunity for all attendees to discuss support issues. A cancelled flight en-route from the BG location to the SLOC resulted in the SIV team spending two days in EL Minhad. The time in El Minhad allowed the DMMD team to conduct a SAV of the NSU (ACSS Fit and MMC) allowing for a review of many of the procedures and processes. As the MMC was not deployed at the time of the DMMD SIV to the NSU, the opportunity presented by the cancelled flight proved extremely useful. The SIV team was very well received at all locations and support to the team 4. while deployed was exceptional. GENERAL 5. ’ This SIV report is intended to complement the J4 Observations of the J3 SIV at reference C. With the announcement of the closure of the 3 PPCLI BG shortly after the completion of the SIV, many of the points raised in this report (incl Annex B and the attachment) will assume a lesser relevance. I have thus concentrated the points in this main document towards issues that are relative to either closure activities or lessons learned. 3 PPCLI OBSERVATIONS Account Sampling. A significant amount of the deployed stores had not been 6. transferred to the first-line BG accounts at the time of the SIV. While these transfers were largely beyond the control of the BG, this deficiency is directly related to the poor condition of the accounts. Transfers of Serial Numbered items were likewise incomplete at the time of the SIV, resulting in numerous discrepancies. LFWA and DMMD have since completed the transfer process. The BG must ensure that all SNAC items are brought to charge on theatre accounts by serial number and confirm holdings NLT 14 Jun 02. The BG must undertake 100% stocktaking of all B-class materiel to ensure that BG accounts accurately reflect holdings. Further accounting concerns are outlined as Attached (DMMD SIV Report). JTFSWA action 7. Manning. There have proven to be some efficiency gained with a further rationalization of BG support personnel (within the FSG and Admin Coy at the time of the SIV) into the BG CSS Coy. 8. Cooks. The cooks currently embedded into the joint kitchen are significantly under-utilised. With the redeployment of the BG, the establishment of cooks while embedded with the US forces should be considered in depth as related to the feeding plan. 9. Sea Containers. This deployment allowed all types of equipment that was CC130 air-transportable. This deployment involved the deployment of the Container Loading Trailer (CLT) to move sea container sized items. The US forces on the ground used light ISU 90 (8145-01-316-3296) containers for most of their second line stores. The 2/4 CONFIDENTIAL 000037 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information CONFIDENTIAL use of these smaller specialized containers would allow for second line stores to be CC130 air-deployable, while permitting the use of the bar coded location system critical to key-in-hand second line support. The ISU 90 containers come in a variety of configurations and should be evaluated as a mechanism to greatly enhance CF capabilities (i.e., 8145-01-423-0244, configured for weapons storage). J4 Log Plans 5 to investigate. 10. Scaling. Although great efforts were made by both DLERM and 3 CSG in developing scales adequate to support this mission, the inclusion of Op stocks and increased holdings of weapons and ancillary equipment, coupled with last minute TO & E changes and UORs (i.e., TOW litis), further exacerbated scaling concerns. Land Maintenance issues are found at Annex B. STRATEGIC LINES OF COMMUNICATION COMPANY (SLOC) OBSERVATIONS 11. The SLOC concept was created under a stove-piped support system to funnel materiel through the ILOC system to the BG. With the decision to repatriate the BG, a decision will need to be made regarding any future SLOC commitment. A point of note in this case is that the Food Svcs Officer currently assigned to the SLOC may need to be transferred to the NSU if there is a requirement for continued deployed operations food support at that rank level. JTFSWA Action 12. The mounting and force generation of the SLOC was co-ordinated at the national level as an ad-hoc unit. Specific SLOC observations on the mounting and deployment phases are found at Annex J to ref C and should be retained as lessons learned. MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATIONS 13. The Op APOLLO deployment encompassed all three force generators at a time where the CFSSU roll out was partially completed. Naval and Air elements were supported by the CFSSU while Land elements were supported through the legacy CFSS, creating a unique and sometimes complicated support structure. Some of the experiences in this deployment will no longer be valid with the rollout of CFSSU Stream II, and as such, they have not been considered in this SIV report. Communications connectivity for the BG and the SLOC proved problematic initially, but were in the final stages of implementation at the BG during the SIV. It is imperative that these communications systems be installed as soon as practical in support of the administrative systems to enhance unit visibility and ultimately accountability. 14. The delay in the creation and deployment of the National Support Unit significantly hampered efficient sustainment into the theatre of operations. It is imperative that the Materiel Management and Movement Control Cells are activated in the initial stages to allow for full visibility and accurate tracking of materiel holdings and sustainment flow. 3/4 CONFIDENTIAL 000038 �- Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information CONFIDENTIAL 15. It must be noted that the materiel accounting system used by the SLOC and the BG on deployed operations (legacy CFSS) is non secure and has potential OPSEC limitations. The implementation of the CFSSU Stream II (with deployed mode) will enhance system security. 16. Questions relating to this report may be addressed to Capt Harding (J4 Log Ops 3 2) at 995-9706. //Orig Signed By// J.N.D. Bouchard Col J4 Log 996-0551 Annexes Annex A - SIV Itinerary Annex B - DLERM SIV Report Attachments DMMD SIV Report Di st List Action J3 Inti Info J4 Log Ops 3 J4 Mov J5 Legal DLERM DMMD DLFR 3CSG CA JTFSWA NCEJ4 4/4 CONFIDENTIAL 000039 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information 3350-1 (Ops O) /g Jul 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: 2. Boersma D. MCpl Brewer D. Cpl Bridgeman S.S. Capt Charlebois B.W. MCpl Cooper L.A. Cpl Critch-Smith L.J. Sgt Culver D.G. Sgt Fitzsimmons B.S. Maj Gariepy J.G.W.A. WO Gavini E.D. Cpl Hoskins G.S. MCpl Kallaghan P.A. Capt Lamontagne J.L. Sgt Oliver K.W. Cpl Payne P.F. Cpl Power D.M.M. Cpl St-Jean .R.D. MWO White G.M. Cpl s.19(1) This list is effective upon receipt and further, it is requested that all previous list be destroyed. Ops O 247-1063 :'000040 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information PROTECTED'^ NCCIS LT DET 2 (MCPL CD DECHAMP) From: Sent: To: Subject: NCOS LT DET 2 (MCPL CD DECHAMP) [Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 11 July 2002 10:37 AM ’3PPOPS 3PPCLI BG Kandahar (Capt Mcdoanld ME)’ FOROAPTHALL JUL 1 1 2002 LL7 11 JulO2.doc Nominal RoH.doc ~I See Attached documents RX CCT# ZEV OP TX COM CCT#T^^ ZEV///^ OP^ CCT# CCT# ZEV OP ZEV OP 1— pROTECTED-A 000041 .J �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information S/N s.15(1) s.19(1) Given Names Attached Out Bruce __ Shane Timothy____ Kandahar Pamela p_ Paul________ Annie______ Kandahar Tracy _ Alexandre____ James______ JR 'Bertram n____ BRJ JRDj _ Daniel _____ JD_ James____ BM " Montreal/Cease Michael wq FORREST H JGWA Andre___ Dover/Cease H wo GARIEPY William_____ REDDICK WH__ H wo Cynthia Ann PO2 BURKE ca J_ Lucy________ S GT LJ CRITCH-SMITH^ L_ CULVER ’ Denis __ Kandahar SGT DG_ i_ JGM~ Mario _______ fortier _ i _ SGT Kevin __ __ 2<B_ j__ SGT JAMES PA Patricia______ i___ SGT' _ KELLJNS LAKE SGTi_ _ George______ Kandahar Luc ______ JL_ _ j_____ SGT LAMONTAGNE Jean-Francois JF_ SGT- LANGLAIS i___ Brian _______ BDJ i_____ SGT ' STANTON _ Wendy__ WL_ MCPL ALGUIRE _ j_ Detlef__ D MCPL +boersma' j _ TP_ Thomas_ MCPL CHAMBERS J_ _ _ BW" ~ MCPL CHARLEBOIS_ Brian_____ 1 Dan___ Enroute to Kandahar MCPL DECHAMP_ CD_ ’ MCPL Rick__ _____ RB_ GUMBOC_ j Gary_______ MCPL HOSKINS_ GS jam ' Joanne _ __ Kandahar MCPL KIROUAC-BOULET Stephen_____ SG J_____ MCPL MCNEIL. J 'MCPL James ____ JD__ ODDIE J______ THOMPSON “ Edward ___ EB J______ MCPL Andre ____ BO IVIN JYA K 2?L David____ BREWER D _ CPL K CARLIN Dale_ _____ CPL DDC_ K COOPER LA __ Lesley___ CPL K Damon______ CPL DE FREITAS ds_ K LR Lyle _______ CPL EDMUNDS K GAVIN I ~ Erasmo Enroute to Kandahar ED K_____ CPL Kandahar Danny DB K CPL_ HUDON K~ _ O_____ Ondrej______ Kandahar_______ CPL_ IVANIC - [Duval Shane Kandahar CPL LINK DS Last Name Rank ID Rank C_____ MAJ_ FITZSIMMONS CAPT BRIDGEMAN _ D _ D____ _ CAPT HALL CAPT HATTON 'captTkallaghan D D CAPT MALOUIN D \ _ CAPT MOORE_ E _ ARCOUETTE_ LT G______ MWO ABRAMCZYK MWO BEEK ’ G_ G__ _ MWO ^ST JEAN ~ BROWN ' H_____ _ wq~ Initials BS S TE _ PCM PA A____ TAP AJM ' _ J_ _ G2_ ___ FE _ Last updated 07/11/02 protected-a 000042 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information s.15(1) s.19(1) K K K K K K K K k K L L CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL PTE PTE MASTRANGELO OLIVER____ _ PAYNEPOWER ROCHASIBLEY______ SWEET toutant . WATERS ~ WHITE DUNKER WHALEN PC KW_ PG ' DMM NR J vaj CE_ MR GDj GM JRS JU Patrick Kent__ Patrick Darren_ Noe Violet Craig _ Micky Gary__ George Kandahar________ Enroute to Kandahar Dover enroute to Doha Jacob Jason Kandahar I Last updated 07/11/02 PROTECTED'^ 000043 �• — ft . Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur 1‘acces a I'information CONFIDENTIAL PRIORITY PAACZYUW RCCPMPA0007 1861509-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P 051242Z JUL 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCWMPCA/CDR CDN NAVAL TASK GROUP RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//CO/LO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO// JUL RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//OC// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//OC// RCCEKWA/KUWAIT//SNR LO CFLCC DOHA// ZE/CJTF 180//LO// RCEMHRA/CA LO DET BAHRAIN//SNR LO// ZEN/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//LO CFACC AL MINHAD// ZEN/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//RAMCC OPS AL UDEIDQATA INFO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3/D PK POL// BT CONFIDENTIAL NCE 1233 SUBJ: ILLEGAL ENTRY OF QATAR BY CAN CIVILIAN JOURNALISTS REFS: A. (CDA) RIYADH-DR-C4R 0827 2 JUL 02 UNAUTHORIZED ENTRY OF CANADIAN JOURNALISTS INTO QATAR U 6 2002 3350^1 oF& PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0007 CONFIDENTIAL B. EXTOTT RIYADH 021222Z JUL 02 UNAUTHORIZED ENTRY OF CANADIAN JOURNALISTS INTO QATAR C. NCE JTFSWA VISA MOU DIPLOMATIC MATRIX - 28 JUN 02 1. (C) REFS A AND B DETAIL A RECENT DPLOMATIC INCIDENT INVOLVING CA CIVILIAN JOURNALISTS ENTERING QATAR WITHOUT VISAS OR NOTIFICATION ON A US MILITARY AIRCRAFT FROM QANDAHAR. THE VISA/ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OF QATAR WERE VIOLATED AND QATAR AUTHORITES HAVE EXPRESSED THEIR EXTREME DISPLEASURE. FUTURE VIOLATIONS MAY RESULT IN INCARCERATION 2. (C) CF UNITS CANNOT AUTHORIZE THE MOVEMENT OF CIVILIAN PERSONNEL, PARTICULARLY JOURNALISTS, UNLESS IT IS IN DIRECT SUPPORT OF CF OPERATIONS AND CONFORMS TO THE VISA AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OF THE HOST NATION. MOST COUNTRIES IN THE GULF REGION ARE EXTREMELY SENSITIVE TO MEDIA PRESENCE IN THEIR COUNTRY AND WILL NOT SANTION TYPICAL PAFFO COVERAGE. FURTHER, CF PERSONNEL MUST ALSO STRICTLY ADHERE TO THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OF THE HOST COUNTRY CONCERNED. 3. (C) CF BASING AND MOVEMENT RIGHTS IN THESE COUNTRIES DEPEND UPON CF PERS RESPECTING THE VISA, MOU AND IMMIGRATION STIPULATIONS/LAWS OF THE HOST NATION. THE CF MUST RESPECT THESE LAWS OR RISK LOSING THE VITAL BASING AND MOVEMENT RIGHTS. THIS WILL HAVE A SIGNIFICANT NEGATIVE IMPACT UPON CF OPERATIONS IN THE REGION. IN THE CASE OF 0- s.15(1) Def o O. 0. o o 0- o PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0007 CONFIDENTIAL QATAR, THE DRAFT MOU BETWEEN THE CF AND QATAR (PRESENTLY WITH QATAR FOR FINAL APPROVAL) 4. (U) RECOGNIZING THAT MOU RESTRICTIONS, VISA AND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS ARE SOMEWHAT COMPLEX, THIS NCE HAS DEVELOPED A MATRIX WHICH ARTICULATES VISA, MOU AND DIPLOMATIC PROCEDURES FOR THE MOVEMENT OF > UJ rxi UJ rxi > > UJ UJ rxi * o o * =ft * O o o o > o O CONFIDENTIAL 000044 I �n Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information CONHDcni • CF PERS WITHIN THE CENTCOM >R. THIS MATRIX WAS RECENTLY x_^STRIBUTED TO CA JTFSWA UNITS. THE NCE OPI FOR GUIDANCE ON THESE ISSUES IS J5 AIR (CIMICDIPLO) COMMERCIAL 813-827-1490 BT #0007 VDAM014 DELIVERED 1861528 444385 ?♦ 3 £MT AL 000045 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information r. © ~ ? NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI N Rocha) NSU Ops Shared Mail, Op Apollo (LCol, K Ritchie) [nsuops@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca] 5 July 2002 12:28 PM ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo FW: Terrorist Threat In Dubai From: Sent: To: Subject: TOi™ JUL u 6 2002 L7 s.15(1) Def 3SSo -1 dubai heads up 05 jul.doc FYI. We have received further information from NCE J2 (through our Int Cell here) that although the threat cannot be discounted, they are giving it credibility rating. We have recalled all pers on busses heading to town back to the Base and are collecting others from town at regular pick-up times. 1 Pers on R&R in Abu Dhabi and Dubai have been warned to be extra vigilant ./^y Roto flight tomorrow to go ahead as planned, as will HLTA departures. Will keep you informed of any further news. NSU DCO sends ---- Original Message---From: G0HMCS Algonquin [mailto: ‘HMCSAlgonquin.marpac.c-esqt.dnd.ca] Sent: 6 July 2002 04:43 To: ‘Shared (UAE Int Section) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE Mission Support Office) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE Force Protection) Op Apollo; # HMCS Algonquin CO; # HMCS Protecteur CO; HMCS St Johns-CO Cc: ‘Shared (NDCC2 Crisis Team) NDCC2; ■^^^■^^^■@ATHENA@Esquimalt; Crain LCDR P0HMCS Algonquin; Neeb LCdr SL; Thornhill LT(N) WR; # HMCS Algonquin CBTO; # HMCS Ottawa CBTO; # HMCS Protecteur CBTO; HMCS St Johns - Ops RE: Terrorist Threat In Dubai Subject: ---- Original Message---From: 3HMCS Algonquin Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 5:39 PM To: ‘Shared (UAE Int Section) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE Mission Support Office) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE Force Protection) Op Apollo ‘Shared (NDCC2 Crisis Team) NDCC2; [■Z^^^^^B3ATHENA@Esquimalt; Crain Cc: LCDR P0HMCS Algonquin; Neeb LCdr SL; Thornhill LT(N) WR Subject: Terrorist Threat In Dubai Attached is the Secret Tear Line portion of the TS COMINT DIRNSA report ?HMCS Algonquin] A copy of the full msg has been sent to HMC Ships via STONEGHOST. Lieutenant(N) CTG 50.4/307. Into /X2Tt> Lou) RX CCT# 7f'WZEV /^^OP/^ TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP . ■ ■ 1 CCT# ZEV OP 000046 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information *» s.13(1)(a) s.15(1) Def SECRET 18652-02 042116Z JUL 02 SECRET 000047 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information © OAASZYUW RCCPMPA0002 1850555-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ZNY SSSSS 0 P 040551Z JUL 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TTGRSCPNffiA/NDCC OTTAWA RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NCCIS SQN AL MINHAD INFO ZEN/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL ZEN/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL BT S E C R E NCE 1235 SUBJ: IMMINENT THREAT WARNING 1.(S) FOL INFO WAS RECEIVED FROM US CENTCOM: !h JUL u 5 2G02 W S35D-/ /l /oe _'a^> s.13(1)(a) s.15(1) Def @4? 3. ACK TO NCE WATCH OFFICER (813) 827-128 BT #0002 VDAM010 ?♦ DELIVERED 1850903 436942 <1^3 As RX/Q/Q TX CCT* CCT# OCT# OCT# Z^' ZEV ZEV ZEV P, OP OP -~7 / 5-/7/^ OP 000048 i �secM1 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information NCCIS LT DET 2 (MCPL CD DECHAMP) nsuops Shared Mail, OP Apollo (Capt, KL Taylor) [nsuops@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca] 4 July 2002 1:06 AM ’Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; 'Inch LCDR A@HMCS Algonquin’ FW: POSSIBLE THREAT TO COALITION From: Sent: To: Subject: I pi FW Imminent Threat Warning 147... JUL 0 4 2002 . FYI LCdr Inch - didn't see you on the list so this may be your second-copy^-^ SLOC - Req ack. reg email is fine. A- |o KL Taylor Capt NSU Ops O ---- Original Message---From: NCE J3 Land 2 Op Apollo Tampa (Capt PD Gillies) [mailto:ncej31nd@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 4 July 2002 08:26 To: ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG Ops) Op Apollo Subject: FW: POSSIBLE THREAT TO COALITION ___ Further to my last, if you have not already acknowledged this msg, do so upon reception to the NCE Watch O. ---- Original Message---From: NCE J3 Land 2 Op Apollo Tampa (Capt PD Gillies) (mailto:ncej31nd@jc2is.JFHQ.dnd.ca) Sent: 4 July 2002 00:14 To: ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (CA LO Det Bagram) Op Apollo Cc: ‘Shared (NDCC) Ottawa; ‘Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE Ops Center Watch) Op Apollo Subject: POSSIBLE THREAT TO COALITION s.15(1) Def Find att a msg which has just reached us regarding a possible threat to 1. U. S./Coalition forces worldwide. ■ 2. More information will be forwarded once and/or if it becomes available. P.D. Gillies Captain J3 Land 2 CA JTFSWA NCE 1&\ RX TX CCT # CCT# CCT# SECRET ZEV ZEV ZEV OP< OP OP OP. 000049 1 �Pages 50 to I a 51 are withheld pursuant to sections sont retenues en vertu des articles 13(1)(a), 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 a I'information SECRET REL GCTF CFACC CJFSOCC CFMCC CFLCC INFO: Joint Staff EUCOM, PACOM, SOUTHCOM,JFCOM TF-180 TF-11 AFCENT ARCENT MARCENT NAVCENT SOCCENT ALL DAO'S SUBJECT: IMMINENT THREAT WARNING # 047 (U) s.13(1)(a) s.15(1) Def 000052 �JLW-15-2002 Document disclosed under the Access ta lafoi 'ormation Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi surl'accis ^^'information 03 = 53 SECH El KC1W1| NATIONAL REAR LINK FAX COVER SHEET PHONE #: 1 (613) 996 7811 (COMMERCIAL) / 846 7811 (CSN) JUN 1 5 2® -1 OC­ TO SEND FAX ASK OPERATOR FOR TRUNK 2161 THEN EXT AS BELOW; 0 ext4005/4222 VOICE: UNSECURE SECURE SWBD INMARSAT: U.A.E.: (873) 383 020265 04 228 4000 EXT 40177/40178 or 02 618 7735 FAX: EXT 4223 ext 4000 Qh-- - TO DATE/TIME: 142000L Jun 02 PAGES TOTAL: (includes cover) 8 NAME: OC POSITION: SLOC SUBJECT: Feedback OuisundJng Camp SWA Issues s.15(1) Def FAX# 871-38-302-8887 SecureFax PHONE# DSN: 85-318-247-1060 PRECEDENCE OF FAX: I Iroutine □immediate (PRIORITY SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF FAX; □ UNCLAS / PROTECTED A □protectedB OpROTECTEDC □confidential ^SECRET ORIGINATOR NAME: A UX IJx SECTION: NSUOps SIGNATURE: PHONEEXT.:. ALlOL4.1.12.fS) aU 67o g?(o? SECRET 000053 J �J UN-10- , 13/06/02 21:04:16 Receivt Document disclosed under the Access,tojnformation Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur l''acces a /'information teES^' RAASZYUW RCCPMPA0005 1642059-SSSS--RCCPDHA. zin:. R 1316292 JUN 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL O RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD^ r'7!TRAL REGISTRY DATE RECEIVED 2k. . RLENO. DAT? TO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD Aslpb INFO CTG 307.1 Carole RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NCCIS SON AL MINHAD BT INFTIAL LgcpgO — SECRET NCE 1133 SECTION 1 OF 2 OP APOLLO SUBJ: F BACK SITREP 01 ON OUTSTANDING CAMP SWA ISSUES REFS: A. NCE 1043 301402ZMAY02 (NOTAL) B. NCE 1044 301402ZMAY02 (NOTAL) C. CA JTFSWA 1053 301756ZMAY02 (NOTAL) D. DCDS 099 072040ZJUN02 E. E-MAIL FROM MAJ ROTTEN (NDHQ/D AIR FE 2-3) 31 MAY 02 ex ■ HSJ Vl S F. NCE 1029 11161SZJUN02 U1 - ) •*■*■/tr G. 3350-134-26 (JI) DATED 03 JUN 02 TFSO 204 - HONOURS AND AWARDS (REV 2) H. TELECON MAJS CARNAHAN (CFEWC OPS O)/FERDINAND (NCE TAMPA J3 AR) PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET 10 JUN 02 I. EW 006 081110ZJUN02 J. NCE 1115 100634ZJUN02 K. NCE 1122 112003ZJUN02 000054 �JUN-15-2002 04=50 ___ Document aisciosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Lol sur /f?<; 02 /'information L. NSU 07 JUN WEEKLY LOG ' *X)RT M. COS J3 2422 Q11520ZJUN02 (NOTAL) N. COS J3 2433 102005ZJUN02 0. CCMD 087 101910ZJUN02 (NOTAL) P. CA JTFSWA: 3350-134-27 (J3 AIR) DATED 10 JUN 02 (NOTAL) Q. E-MAIL FROM MAJ MALEJCZUK (J3 INIL 2-1) 10 JUN 02 (NOTAL) R. NCE 1059 061102ZJUN02 (NOTAL) S. NCE 1085 121745ZJUN02 T. NCE 1079 112000ZJUN02 1. BACKGROUND. THIS MSG MERGES THE FORMAT AND CONTENT OF REF A-C INTO A SINGLE MSG NOTING ISSUES COMMON TO ALL CAMP SWA OCCUPANTS AS WELL AS UNIT-SPECIFIC ITEM. THIS NEW FORMAT, INCLUDING NCCIS SQN, FOLLOW THE BI-WEEKLY UPDATE SO­ WILL ULE 2. NSU/NCCIS SQN/LRP DET/TAL DET COMMON ISSUES. 2.A. SPECIFIC JI ISSUES. 2.A. (1) DIFFERING RISK ALLOWANCE LEVELS. REF D PROVIDES PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET CLARIFICATION. ITEM CLOSED 2.A. (2) UAE MEAL ALLOWANCES FOR ACCN WITHOUT COOKING FACILITIES. WILL ADVISE WHEN RESULTS OF 10 JUN NDHQ/DCBA MTG ARE RPT.PA.qm 2 .A. (3) MEAL ALLOWANCE OVERPAYMENT. NCE LETTER TO NDKQ EXPLAINING SITUATION AND SEEKING WRITE-OFF OF OVERPAYMENT SHOULD BE RELEASED SOONEST 2.A. (4) ROTO ONE TO AND E. REF E PROVIDED APPROVED ROTO 1 TO AND E S FOR THENSU AS WELL AS THE LRP AND TAL DETS TO THEATRE AND NDHQ OPI S 2.A. (5) CIVILIAN CLOTHING ALLOWANCE. REF F DETAILS THE ENTITLEMENT AND AUTH FOR THOSE PERS WHO ARE REQUIRED TO WEAR AND PURCHASE CIVILIAN CLOTHING FOR DUTY PURPOSES 2 .A. (6) COMD'S COMMENDATION- REF G, DISTRIBUTED BY DWAN, PROVIDES 000055 �Document aisciosed under the Access to InformatiorrAet— Document divulgue en vertu de la Lot sur /PcdS® /'information JUN-15-2002 04=52 GUIDANCE. ITEM CLOSED 2 .A. (7) JTFSWA LEAVE POLICY. NO CHANGE FROM REFS A-C 2.A. (8) URS BENEFIT ACTION. NCE IS DISCUSSING WITH fl WADMO TRENTON OPTIONS FOR REDUCING DELAYS IN ACTIVATING ALLOWANCES/BENEFITS . WILL ADVISE OF PROGRESS SOONEST VIA SEPCOR 2.A. (9) PER SIGNATURES. ICT FACILITATE THE PROCESSING OF PER S IRING SIQJATUE AT THE NCE OF NDHQ LEVELS, UNITS ARE TO SEND ELECTRONIC VERSION OF PER S VIA TITAN TO THE CA JTFSWA PER MONITOR, PAGE 4 RCCTMPA 0005 SECRET CAPT M. KEBIC, NCE JI SVCS. SIGNED PER S WILL BE RETURNED TO UNIT WITH THE ELECTRONIC VERSION 2.B. SPECIFIC J2 ISSUES. INT OP TAV - TAV TEAM IN THEATRE. ITEM CLOSED 2.C. SPECIFIC J3 ISSUES. EW TAV - REQT DISCUSSED AT REF H AND CANCELLED AT REF I. ITEM CLOSED 2.D. SPECIFIC J4 ISSUES. UORS LRP006 AND TAL001 - UPGRADED GROUND AIR-COND UNITS - NDHQ JOINT STAFF ACTION TEAM MET ON 13 JUN ON THIS ITEM AND SEES THREE ACE-802 GAU S ARRIVING IN THEATRE NO EARLIER THAN 04 JUL 2 2.B. SPECIFIC JS ISSUES. 2.E.(1) QATAR VISA ISSUE. CONTINUE. STAFF EFFORTS TO RESOLVE THIS ISSUE AIR CANADA STAFF HAD NO AUTHORITY TO REFUSE BOARDING TO THE SLOC MEMBER IN WINNIPEG. J3 INTL HAS RESOLVED THIS ISSUE WITH AIR CANADA AND REMAINING SLOC PERS ON HLTA IN CANADA WILL BE ALLOWED TO RETURN TO THEIR UNIT. NDHQ/PK POL STAFF ADVISE THAT. ON 12 JUN, CDAO SAUDI ARABIA AND AMBASSADOR MET WITH QATAR OFFICIALS AND REQUESTED THEM TO RE-ISSUE THE SIX MONTH SINGLE ENTRY/EXIT VISAS FOR THOSE SLOC PERS WHO ARE PERSONA NON GRATA. RESULTS OF THIS MTG ARE TOTAL P.03 000056 �JUN-15-2002 Docum&hi disclosed under the Aeeess to Information Act----Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'information 04:00 IF THIS EF NOT YET KNOWN. T IS Norf SUCCESSFUL, AN ALTF^’ATE SON secrets PAGE S RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET WILL HAVE TO BE FOUND INCLUDING REPATRIATION TO CANADA OF THOSE SIOC PERS WHO ARE CONSIDERED ILLEGAL ALIENS AND A RESTRICTION ON MOVEMENT OF SLOC PERSONNEL OUT OF QATAR. ONCE THE MOU WITH QATAR IS RATIFIED (PROBABLY MID-JUL, AT THE EARLIEST) CDA RIYADH WILL ASK THE QATAR GOVERNMENT TO GIANT SIX-MONTH MULTI-ENTRY/EXIT VISAS TO ALL SLOC PERS 2.E. (2) CA/UAE MOU. REF J NOTES THAT CO NSU HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED TO SIQJ ON BEHALF OF CANADA 2.E. (3) CA/NL MOU. A DRAFT COPY OF THE MOU IS BEING CONSIDERED BY BOTH NATIONS. ONCE F. BACK IS RECD FROM RESPECTIVE NATL CAPITALS, CA AND NL REPS IN AMPA WILL FINALIZE AND SIOJ 2.F. SPECIFIC J6 ISSUES. EXPANSION OF CAMP SWA TITAN LAN. REF K WAS UOR SUBMITTED TO NDHQ TO EXPAND THE CAMP SWA TITAN LAN FROM THE CURENT HOLDING OF TO A TOTAL OF WORKSTATIONS s.15(1) Def 2.G. SPECIFIC J8 ISSUES. SEE 2.A. (8) ABOVE 2.H. SPECIFIC ADVISOR ISSUES. PAFF. NO CHANGE FROM REFS A-C 3. NSU ISSUES. 3.A. SPECIFIC J4 ISSUES. 3.A. (1) TAV FOR ACCTS VERIFICATION. TAV IN THEATRE. ITEM CLOSED. 3 .A. (2) MOVEMENTS. REF L RAISES CONCERN WRT SPECIAL CARGO ARRANGEMENTS AND FLT DIVERSIONS SPECIFICALLY WRT THE ANTENNA FOR HMCS PAGE 6 RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET ST JOHN’S. SO- THIS FLT WAS NOT DIERTED TO HALIFAX. HALIFAX WAS A ULED STOP FOR THIS (CFC 4450) SUSTAINMENT FLT AS WELL AS THE SUSTAINMENT FLS SCHED FOR 14, 21, AND 28 JUN. NO CARGO MISSED THIS FLIGHT AS A RESULT OF THE CARGO PICKED UP IN HALIFAX ON THE 7 JUN S/r 000057 �uocument aisclbsed under i/Jf .Access tu Information Act----Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur Ifacggb /'information JUN-15-2002 04:02 FLT. 3 .A. (3) FOURTH FUEL BOWSER. SUBJ VEH IS STILL IN 3 CSG LOC. 3 CSG HAS REQUESTED NDHQ/DLBM TO TENDER SEALIFT. 3 CSG IS MONITORING THE ISSUE. AS SOON AS TEN I IS CONFIRMED, THIS HQ WILL ADVISE ON EDD 3 .A. (4) REF L REQUESTED FLIGHT DATES FOR TAL DET ROTO. AS THE NATIONAL LEVEL MOV O FOR SUBJ ROTO HAS NOT YET BEEN PUBLISHED, FLIGHT DATES CANNOT YET BE CONFIRMED. THIS HQ WILL ADVISE WHENKNOWN 3.A. <S) COALITION AIRCRAFT CONFLICTING PRIORITIES. THE PR URE FOR SHIPPING FREIGHT/PAX ON COALITION AIRCRAFT WILL FOLLOW UNDER SEPCOR 3.B. SPECIFIC ADVISOR ISSUES. TF FNGR. AL MINHAD B WN. THIS HQ ACK THE NSU REVIEW OF THE BEDDOWN SOR AND ASSESSMENT OF COMMS INFRASTRUCTURE REQTS. REQ PROVIDE EST COMPLETION DATE OF SOR REVIEW. NSU ENGR SPT TO THE LAND COMPONENT ASBESTOS CLEANUP WAS APPRECIATED 3.C. SPECIFIC J6 ISSUES. SLOC TITAN DIAL-UP PROBLEMS. RECENT PROBS ; -M peri BY SIOC IN ACCESSING TITAN ARE BEING ADDRESSED BY THIS BT #0005 8 nrrr. i v xw wn 164210S 345118 ?♦ ; v •* •' rS 6/? 000058 �r JUN-15-2002 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sif? /'23>s a I'information 04:04 13/06/02 21:04:42 © Recev 1 Mes RAASZYUW RCOWPAOOQ6 1642059-SSSS--RCCPDHA. ZNY SSS R 131629Z JUN 02 EM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPDHA/CA JFSWA NSU AL MINHAD—~----- ■ RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHA^-- — RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD INFO CTG 307.1 RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NCCIS SQN AL MINHAD BT S E C R E T NCE 1133 FINAL SECTION OF 2 HQ. YOUR UOR SLOC 002 FOR A TITAN LAN AND HIGH SPEED DATA ACCESS TO HOWEVER, THE REQT FOR HIGH TITAN WAS NOT SUPPORTED BY NDHQ (REF M) . SPEED DATA ACCESS TO TITAN IS RECOGNIZED AND AN IOR HAS BEEN STAFFED IN ORDER TO SOLVE RECENT DIAL-UP PROBLEMS. IHE EQUIPMENT BEING TITAN ASSEMBLED IN NDHQ WILL PROVIDE HIGH SPEED DATA TO TERMINAL AT THE SLOC. s.15(1) Def ANTICIPATE MOVEMENT FORWARD WEEK OF 17-23 JUN 02 4. LRP ISSUES. 4.A. SPECIFICJ3 ISSUES. 4 .A. (1) LRP ROTO 1 MOV ORDER. RECD FROM NDHQ AT REF N. EST RELEASE ' OF NCE ORDER BY 16 JUN PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0006 SECRET 4 .A. (2) LRP ROTO 0 CURRENCY EXTENSIONS - REF O GRANTS EXTENSIONS TO REQUESTED LRP DET LINE AIRCREW ONLY 4.A. (3) LRP ROTO COC BOI INSTS - RELEA AT REF P ON DWAN 4.B. SPECIFIC J4 ISSUES. M 000059 \ \ �JUN-15-2002 Document disclosed undei l/ic ttacj! to Information Act----Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur Ipcce^i I'information 04=05 •»»* r. u -w <■- 4.B. (1) UOR 005 - DIGIOM TEO CAMERA - THIS HQ AWAITIF ’NPUT FROM 7ENDITURE DET TO SET BRIEFING NOTE TO COMO TO SEEK APPROVAL OF 4.B. (2) UOR 009 - NVG 3 W/MAQJIFI CATION CAPABILITY - TO AND E AMENCNENT IO INCORPORATE THIS CAPABILITY APPROVED AT REF Q. REQT SUPPORTED AT REF R 4.C. SPECIFICS ISSUES. 4.C. (1) EW IS EQPT. UPDATE AT SUB-SUB-PARA 5.A(1) BELOW 4.C.(2) U/S LOCE TERMINAL. UPDATE AT SUB-SUB-PARA 5.A. (2) BELOW 4.C-(3) SECURE CIS. REF S IS A UOR FOR THE PROVISION OF ADDITIONAL s.15(1) Def TERMINALS, 5. TAL ISSUES. S.A. J6 ISSUES. 5.A. (1) EW IS EQPT. REF T WAS A UOR IO NDHQ HIGHLIGHTING THE EW PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0006 SECRET PROCESSING EQPT REQD FOR THE TAL EW SECTION 5.A. (2) U/S TERMINAL. REPLACEMENT OF THE /S POSSIBLE AND THE TERMINAL IS SYSTEM MGR AT NDHQ OTTAWA IS CONFIGURING A TERMINAL WITH THE SOFTWARE PACKAGE IN ANTICIPATION OF RECEIPT OF YOUR IOR DEMAND VOUCHER 6. CHIEF OF STAFF SENDS. 7. SIMUL MILITAMUS BT 006 VJBV129 DELIVERED 1642106 346120 5* 000060 �r“ Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information • «> __ PAACZYUW RCCPMPA0005 1621638-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P R 111606Z JUN 00 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD INFO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS/DCDS/CMS/CLS/CAS /COS J3/J3 INTL// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 LAND OPS// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J5 LEGAL/DGIS POL// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RUCJACC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ3/CCJ4/CCJ5// RHRMDAB/COMUSNAVCENT//N3/N5/CDN NAVAL LNO// RUEOEGA/COMCFLCC DOHA KUWAIT KU//COMD/C5/CDN LNO// RUEOBBA/COMUSCENTAF SHAW AFB SC//A3/A5// RHRMDAE/COMFIFTHFLT RHPISQK/CTF 50 RHRMDAF/CTF 53 RUAYJAA/CTF 57 RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALTFAX//N00/N3// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMAU!//NO0/N3// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/AOC// CTG 307.1 CTG 307.3 CCST PAGE 2RCCPMPA 0005 CONFIDENTIAL RCWMMFS/HMCS PROTECTEUR RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON//COMD// RCCRGQA/CFJSR KINGSTON RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NCCIS SQN AL MINHAD RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS/G3/G3OPS// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA BT CONFIDENTIAL NCE 1123 SECTION 1 OF 3 SIC A2W SUBJ:MSGID/ROEIMPL/JTFSWA/023-2002// 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 HAP 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// PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0005 CONFIDENTIAL 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// REF/L/ JTFSWA 365 312330Z JAN 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 013-2002// REF/M/CDS 013 052005Z MAR 02 OP AOLLO CDS ROEAUTH 006-2002 REF/N/JTFSWA 397 112000Z FEB 02 OP APOLLO ROEIMPL 014-2002// _ /?I2^OP^\ CCT# TX OCT# ZEV CONFIDENTIAL OCT# ZEV OP 000061 ii �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information JollMPL^5*2 112010Z t REF/O/JTFSWA 398 REF/P/JTFSWA 399 112020Z FEB 02 REF/Q/JTFSWA 400 112030Z FEB 02 REF/R/JTFSWA 401 112040Z FEB 02 REF/S/JTFSWA 511 061226Z MAR 02 REF/T/JTFSWA 687 311510Z MAR 02 REF/U/JTFSWA 696 012200Z APR 02 REF/V/JTFSWA 738 101500Z APR 02 REF/W/NDHQ DCDS 097 072035Z// OP OP OP OP OP OP OP APOLLO APOLLO APOLLO APOLLO APOLLO APOLLO APOLLO ROEIMPL 016-2002// ROEIMPL 017-2002// ROEIMPL 018-2002// ROEIMPL 019-2002// ROEIMP 020-2002// ROEIMP 021-2002// ROEIMP 022-2002// GENTEXT/1/THIS MESAGE IMPLEMENTS ROE FOR CA JTFSWA CJTF 180 LINE TAV PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0005 CONFIDENTIAL ORDERED AT REF W, THESE ROE WILL TAKE EFFECT UPON RECEIPT. ROE FOR SHIPS, AIR DETACHMENTS AND OTHER LAND FORCES HAVE BEEN ISSUED SEPERATELY AND REMAIN UNAFFECTED BY THIS MESSAGE. CO JTFSWA NSU TASKED TO PASS TO OFFICER COMMANDING TAV// 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). 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ZNY CCCCC P R 111606Z JUN 00 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD INFO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS/DCDS/CMS/CLS/CAS/COS J3/J3 INTL// RCCPJSA/DHQ OTTAWA//J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 LAND OPS// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J5 LEGAL/DGIS POL// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RUCJACC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ3/CCJ4/CCJ5// RHRMDAB/COMUSNAVCENT//N3/N5/CDN NAVAL LNO// RUEOEGA/COMCFLCC DOHA KUWAIT KU//COMD/C5/CDN LNO// RUEOBBA/COMUSCENTAF SHAW AFB SC//A3/A5// RHRMDAE/COMFIFTHFLT RHPISQK/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// CTG 307.1 CTG 307.3 PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0006 CONFIDENTIAL RCWMMFS/HMCS PROTECTEUR RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON//COMD// RCCRGA/CFJSR KINGSTON RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NCCIS SQN AL MINHAD RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS/G3/G3OPS// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA BT CONFIDENTIAL NCE 1123 SECTION 2 OF 3 SIC A2W s.15(1) Def Rx CONFIDENTIAL cct# 4^ op K) CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV c000064 L I �$ CONFIDENTIAL 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 000065 �CONFIDENTIAL 4 -s.15(1) Def Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information PAGE 6 RCCPMPA 0006 CONFIDENTIAL ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I BT #0006 VDAM020 ?♦ DELIVERED 1621932 336427 CONFIDENTIAL 000066 1 �. 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ZNY CCCCC P R 111606Z JUN 00 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD INFO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CDS/DCDS/CMS/CLS/CAS/COS J3/J3 INTL// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J3NAVAL 0PS/J3 AIR 0PS/J3 LAND OPS// RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//J5 LEGAL/DGIS POL// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RUCJACC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCJ3/CCJ4/CCJ5// ’ RHRMDAB/COMUSNAVCENT//N3/N5/CDN NAVAL LNO// RUEOEGA/COMCFLCC DOHA KUWAIT KU//C0MD/C5/CDN LNO// RUEOBBA/COMUSCENTAF SHAW AFB SC//A3/A5// RHRMDAE/COMFIFTHFLT RHPISQK/CTF 50 RHRMDAF/CTF 53 RUAYJAA/CTF 57 RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMAU!//NO0/N3// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//C0MD/A3/A0C// CTG 307.1 CTG 307.3 PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0007 CONFIDENTIAL RCWMMFS/HMCS PROTECTEUR RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGST0N//C0MD// RCCRGQA/CFJSR KINGSTN RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NCCIS SQN AL MINHAD RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS/G3/G3OPS// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA BT CONFIDENTIAL NCE 1123 FINAL SECTION OF 3 SIC A2W AUTHORIZED/ s.15(1) Def u. CL 0. o LU NJ o o CONRDE^Tl’AL CL O > > nj Nl UJ LU NJ 4t s 44: 4L O o b oI o LU 3o I— O CL o o > fr 0 X a: x h- 000067 I �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sur I'accis a /‘information r An______________ s.15(1) Def ACK/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD// CONFIDENTIAL 000068 �r - — nr>rnn zs Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a/'information CONFIDENTIAL PAGE 6 RCCPMPA 0007 CONFIDENTIAL BT #0007 VDAM014 DELIVERED 1630557 338761 ?♦ CONFIDENTIAL 000069 1 �Ek F ff” 0 IF° Pl U “5° 0 A fl Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces 6/'information * ONFIDENTIAL ' © RAACZYUW RCCPMPA0013 1501703-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC R 301127Z MAY 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO// MA. 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TERMS OF REFERENCE, INCLUDING DELEGATED AUTHORITIES, ARE AS PER THE DIRECTION OUTLINED AT REF I c CS7~ PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0013 CONFIDENTIAL BT #0013 VDAM029 ?♦ DELIVERED 1501933 294928 RXCn OCT# 41^ ZEV OCT# ZEV OP OCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV i CONFIDENTLY (-000070 ' — ! �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'informotion SECRET s.15(1) Def © * zPAASZYUW RCCPMPA0002 1500322-SSSS--RCCPOHA. priority FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL IT MAY 3 n0 ?nn? 2002 TO RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//RAMCC LO// RCCEOTT/ABDBI//LO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QADAHAR//C0// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//NCE LO// VCOMD DO// RHMFIUU/NAVSUPPFAC RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CFACC HQ/LO// ZEN/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CFLCC HQ/LO// ZEN/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//NCCIS SQN//CO// INFO CTG 307.1 RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//COS// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//ADVISORS/POLAD// RCCEIBA/ISBAD//CFA// —--------------------------------------------------RCCERYA/RYADH//CDA// RXOQ^ CCTflftQPfd ZE*OG(£fiOPf0 . RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// TX CCT# ZEV OP 3350-7 o^> mod y=K COT# ZEV Of* PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0002 SECRET OCT# ZEV OP BT SECRET NCE 1048 SECTION 1 OF 4 FRAG O 07 - WARNING ORDER FOR THE REDEPOYMENT~OF 3 PPCLI BG‘ REF: A. CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) (OP APOLLO - CAMPAIGN AGAINST TERRORISM) CAN/] EYES ONLY B. DDIO REVISION ONE 31 JUL 01 C. 3350-165/A27 (J3 INTL 1), 14 MAY 02 (3 PPCLI BG REINTEGRATION PROPOSAL) D. FRAGO 024 221855Z MAY 02 (DCDS WARNING ORDER FOR REDEPLOYMENT OF 3 PPCLI BG) 1. SITUATION A. GENERAL. A DECISION HAS BEEN MADE BY THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT TO REDEPLOY 3 PPCLI BG UPON COMPLETION OF ROTO 0. INITIAL PLANNING INDICATES THE REDEPLOYMENT WILL OCCUR IN A TIME SLOT BETWEEN MID-JULY TO END-AUGUST. A STRATEGIC RECCE IS UNDERWAY TO DETERMINE DETAIS OF THE FINAL PLAN. US CENTCOM HAS AGREED IN PRINCIPLE TO MOVE BG PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT FROM KANDAHAR AIRFIELD (KAF) TO AN INTERMEDIATE STAGING BASE (ISB) B. STRATEGIC CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS. THE REDEPLOYMENT OF 3 PPCLI BG PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0002 SECRET IS TO BE CONDUCTED IN A DELIBERATE COST EFFECTIVE MANNER THROUGH ONE OR POSSIBLY TWO ISBS. US AIRLIFT WILL BE USED TO MOVE EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL FROM KAF TO AN ISB (POSSIBLY . EQUIPMENT WILL BE CLEANED, ACCOUNTED AND PACKAGED FOR ONWARD TRANSPORT TO CANADA. A REDEPLOYMENT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE VISIT (RED TAV), CONSTITUTED PRINCIPALLY O NATIONAL RESOURCES, BUT UNDER THE OPERATIONAL COMMAND (OPCOM) OF JTFSWA, WILL BE DEPLOYED TO THE ISB FOR RECEIPT OF EQUIPMENT FROM BG ACCOUNT HOLDERS. AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE REDEPLOYMENT WILL BE A REINTEGRATION PLAN. THE REINTEGRATION SITE MAY SEWT 000071 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information BE LOCATED AT THE ISB (PREi-^RRED OPTION) , OR AT ANOTHER ^CATION, WHICH WILL BE DETERMINED DURING THE STRATEGIC RECCE. THE INTENTION £S TO REDEPLOY 3 PPCLI BG IN COMPANY GROUPS FROM KAF TO THE ISB/REINTEGRATION SITE PRIOR TO THEIR RETURN TO CANADA. A SUPPORT TEAM, PART OF THE RED TAV, WOULD COORDINATE/SUPPORT 3 PPCLI BG REINTEGRATION AT THIS SITE C. STRATEGIC PHASE. FROM A STRATEGIC MILITARY PERSPECTIVE, THE 3 PPCLI BG REDEPLOYMENT WILL BE CONDUCTED IN FIVE PHASES: (1) PHASE 1 - PREPARATION AND CONDUCT OF DETAILED CLOSE-OUT AND REDEPLOYMENT PLANNING. PHASE 2 - DRAWDOWN AND OPERATIONAL MOVEMENT TO ISB. (2) PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0002 SECRET ISB ACTIVITIES. (3) PHASE 3 STRATEGIC REDEPLOYMENT. (4) PHASE 4 CLOSE-OUT. (5) PHASE 5 2. MISSION ON ORDER, CA JTFSWA WILL RE-DEPLOY 3 PPCLI BG FROM THE OP APOLLO AREA OF OPERATIONS (AO) TO AN ISB(S) IN ORDER TO PREPARE EQUIPMENT AND STAGE PERSONNEL THROUGH A REINTEGRATION PROGRAM, PRIOR TO SUBSEQUENT MOVEMENT BY STRTEGIC MEANS TO CANADA 3. EXECUTION A. INITIAL COMMANDER'S INTENT (1) PURPOSE. OUR PURPOSE IS TO REDEPLOY 3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT IN A SAFE, DELIBERATE AND WELL COORDINATED MANNER. WE MUST ENSURE THAT ALL EQUIPMENT IS PROPERLY ACCOUNTED AND PREPARED FOR STRATEGIC MOVEMENT, AND THAT ALL PERSONNEL BEGIN THE PROCESS OF DECOMPRESSION AT A REINTEGRATION SITE, PRIOR TO ONWARD MOVEMENT TO CANADA, WHERE REINTEGRATION ACTIVITIES WILL CONTINUE UNDER NDHQ/ARMY DIRECTION. ULTIMATELY, JTFSWA WILL SET THE CONDITIONS FOR ENSURING THE LONG-TERM WELL-BEING AND OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS OF 3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL DPLOYED ON OP APOLLO (2) METHOD. JTFSWA WILL STRIVE TO MAXIMIZE 3 PPCLI PERSONNEL TIME PAGE 5 RCCPMPA 0002 SECRET AND EFFORT IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE HANDLING AND PROCESSING OF EQUIPMENT FOR REPATRIATION AT KAF, SUCH THAT IT IS MINIMIZED AT THE ISB. AFTER A DECLARATION OF CEASE-OPS, 3 PPCLI BG WILL COMPLETE ALL REDEPLOYMENT PREPARATIONS. THE BG WILL TURN OVER ALL MATERIAL IN A PRELIMINARILY CLEANED AND PACKAGED STATE TO A SUITABLY SIZED DETACHMENT FROM THE RED TAV. THIS DETACHMENT WILL BE RESPONSIBLE TO MOVE THE EQUIPMENT VIA US AIRLIFT TO THE ISB, PERMITTING BG PERSONNEL TO MOVE, IN COMPANY-SIZE GROUS, TO THEIR REINTEGRATION SITE. IF THE TURNOVER OF EQUIPMENT CANNOT BE CONDUCTED AT KAF, IT WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE ISB, BUT STILL IN A MANNER DESIGNED TO PERMIT BG PERSONNEL TO COMMENCE THEIR REINTEGRATION PROGRAM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. THE RED TAV WILL SUPPORT THE 3 PPCLI BG REINTEGRATION PROGRAM WHILE ALSO PROCESSING ALL EQUIPMENT FOR REPATRIATION. EQUIPMENT WILL BE CLEANED TO CANADIAN NATIONAL STANDARDS AT THE ISB. ONCE ALL BG PERSONNEL AND THEIR EQUIPMENT HAVE DEPARTED FOR CANADA ON STRATEGIC LIFT, THE RED TAV WILL CLOSE-OUT AND RETURN TO THEIR UNITS (3) END STATE. THE ENDSTATE WILL BE ATTAINED ONCE ALL3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT, AND THE RED TAV HAVE REDEPLOYED VIA STRATEGIC LIFT TO THEIR UNIT B. PLANNING ASSUMPTIONS SECR© 000072 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information s.15(J) Def J>AGE 6 RCCPMPA 0002 SECRET (1) US STRATEGIC LIFT (C-17) CAN BE PROCURED/CONTRACTED TO MOVE EQUIPMENT/PERSONNEL FROM KAF TO AN ISB AUTHORITIES WILL PROVIDE HOST NATION SUPPORT AT (2) (3) FLOW FOR REDEPLOYMENT OF BG PERSONNEL WILL LIKELY BE IN COMPANY SIZE GROUPS FROM KAF TO AN ISB (4) THE WINDOW FOR THE OPERATIONAL MOVE FROM KAF TO AN ISB IS LIKELY MID-JULY TO END- AUGUST 02 (5) THE TACTICAL SITUATION ON THE GROUND IN KAF REMAINS CONDUCIVE/STABLE (TREAT, AIRFIELD, CLIMATE) C. OBJECTIVES. DURING INITIAL PLANNING, THE FOLLOWING OPERATIONAL OBJECTIVES HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED (1) TO EFFECTIVELY AND DELIBERATELY PLAN THE REDEPLOYMENT OPERATION (2) TO ESTABLISH AN EFFECTIVE COMMAND AND CONTROL STRUCTURE AND ESTABLISH THE ISB AND REINTEGRATION SITES IN A TIMELY FASHION (3) TO DEVELOP AND CONDUCT AN EFFECTIVE IN-THEATRE REINTEGRATION PROGRAM FOR 3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL (4) TO CO-LOCATE ISB AND REINTEGRATION SITE IF POSSIBLE TO SIMPLIFY BT #0002 292658 1500609 VDAM003 DELIVERED ?♦ 000073 i �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a I'information SECRO . s.15(1) Def © PAASZYUW RCCPMPA0003 1500322-SSSS--RCCPOHA. TAMPA PL priority TO RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//RAMCC LO// RCCEOTT/ABDBI//LO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCI BG QANDAHAR//C0// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//NCE LO// RHMFIUU/NAVSUPPFAC ^^■^^■//COMD DO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CFACC HQ/LO// ZEN/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CFLCC HQ/LO// ZEN/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//NCCIS SQN//CO// INFO CTG 307.1 RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//COS// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//ADVISORS/POLAD// RCCEIBA/ISBAD//CFA// RCCERYA/RYADH//CDA/ / RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RX roi ccT#fifl)/0 ZE3oOfrcflOPd2_ RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// CCT# ZEV OP TX PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0003 SECRET BT SECRET NCE 1048 SECTION 2 OF 4 an/Heyes only THE REDEPLOYMENT CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP (5) TO MINIMIZE 3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL INVOLVEMENT IN MATERIAL PROCESSING ONCE INITIAL ACCOUNTING, CLEANING, AND PACKAGING ARE COMPLETE AND ACCOUNTS ARE TRANSFERRED TO RED TAV (6) TO COORDINATE AND CONDUCT A SAFE, TIMELY AND EFFICIENT REDEPLOYMENT FROM KAF TO ISB/REINTEGRATION SITE (7) TO SEEK EARLY APPROVAL OF A COMPREHENSIVE MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN (8) TO IDENTIFY AND RAPIDLY REPATRIATE HIGH PRIORITY/VALUE EQUIPMENT AND STORES TO CANADA (9) TO HAVE 3 PPCLI BG ARRIVE EN MASSE IN CANADA, IF POSSIBLE D. CRITERIA FOR SUCCESS. THE MISSION WILL BE CONSIDERED A SUCCESS IF THE FLLOWING CRITERIA ARE MET (1) EFFECTIVE COMMAND AND CONTROL HAS BEEN EXERCISED THROUGHOUT AND THE OPERATION IS CONDUCTED PROFESSIONALLY, THEREBY BRINGING CREDIT TO THE CF (2) 3 PPCLI BG REDEPLOYMENT IS CONDUCTED IN A MANNER THAT DOES NOT PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0003 SECRET ADVERSELY IMPACT ON KAF/TF RAKKASAN/OEF OPERATIONS (3) ALL 3 PPCLI EG EQUIPMENT IS ACCOUNTED AND PROPERLY PREPARED/PACKAGED SO IT ARRIVES IN CANADA IN GOOD CONDITION AND MEETS ALL APPLICABLE NATIONAL ENTRY STANDARDS (4) 3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL ARRIVE IN CANADA SAFELY, HAVING COMPLETED THE INITIAL STAGES OF THE REINTEGRATION PROCESS E. PROBABE CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS. JTFSWA WILL CONDUCT THE OPERATION IN FOUR PHASES: (1) PHASE 1 - PREPARATION. THIS PHASE STARTS FORTHWITH. KEY sfcro 000074 �SECR0 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acc&s a /'information ACTIVITIES: (A) PREPARE THOROUGH CLOSE-OUT AND REDEPLOYMENT PLAN, AS DIRECTED, AT ALL LEVELS *(B) ESTABLISH THE ISB/REINTEGRATION SITE AND EFFECTIVE COMMAND AND CONTROL STRUCTURE (C) ENSURE 3 PPCLI BG/FSG SUPPLY ACCOUNTS ARE IN ORDER (D) THINNING OUT AND OTHER PREPARATIONS THAT CAN OCCUR BEFORE CEASE OPERATIONS DATE ARE COMPLETED (E) A BOI CONVENING ORDER WILL BE ISSUED AND PRELIMINARY BOI ACTIVITIES WILL COMMENCE (2) PHASE 2 - DRAWDOWN ACTIVITIES AND MOVE TO ISB/REINTEGRTION SITE. PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0003 SECRET THIS PHASE WILL BEGIN WHEN 3 PPCLI BG CEASES THEIR OPERATIONS AT KAF KEY ACTIVITIES: (A) PRELIMINARY CLEANING WILL BE CARRIED OUT AND EQUIPMENT/MATERIAL WILL BE PREPARED FOR MOVEMENT BY AIR TO AN ISB (B) A BOI WILL BE CONDUCTED. THE BG BOI WILL INCLUDE ALL CF-152S RAISED AS A RESULT OF THE REDEPLOYMENT STOCKTAKINGS OR IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN. ACCOUNT CLOSURES WILL NOT BE FINALIZED UNTIL ALL MATERIAL HAS BEEN RECEIVED BY RED TAV (C) MATERIAL WILL BE TURNED OVER TO A RED TAV DETACHMENT (PREFERRED BUT MAY OCCUR AT AN ISB) (D) EQUIPMENT WILLBE DISPOSED OF IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN (E) BG REINTEGRATION ACTIVITIES WILL BEGIN (F) BG WILL COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT WITH A CEREMONY AND REDEPLOY FROM KAF TO THE ISB OR REINTEGRATION SITE VIA US AIRLIFT, AS SOON AS PRACTICAL AFTER THE CEASE-OPS DATE, BUT NOT AT THE EXPENSE OF SAFETY AND PROPER MATERIAL PREPARATION AND CONTROL (G) A DETACHMENT OF THE RED TAV MAY REMAIN TO DO FINAL CLOSE-OUT ACTIVITIES. ALL MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT FOR RETURN TO CANADA WILL TRANSIT FROM KAF TO AN ISB ON US AIRLIFT PAGE 5 RCCPMPA 0003 SECRET (3) PHASE 3 - ISB/REINTEGRATION ACTIVITIES. THIS PHASE WILL BEIN WHEN PERSONNEL AND/OR EQUIPMENT BEGIN TO ARRIVE AT THE ISB/REINTEGRATION SITE. KEY ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: (A) RECEPTION, STAGING, ONWARD MOVEMENT (POSSIBLY TO A SEPARATE REINTEGRATION SITE) AND INTEGRATION (RSOI) WILL BE COMPLETED FOR BG PERSONNEL UPON ARRIVAL AT THE ISB AND/OR REINTEGRATION SITE (B) PERSONNEL WILL CONTINUE THEIR REINTEGRATION PROGRAM AT A REINTEGRATION SITE, WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT BE LOCATED AT THE ISB. (C) AT AN ISB, MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT WILL BE THOROUGHLY CLEANED, TAGGED AND PREPARED FOR SEA OR AIR SHIPMENT AS DETAILED IN THE MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION INSTRUCTION (MDI) TO BE ISSUED (4) PHASE4 - CLOSE-OUT AND REDEPLOYMENT. THIS PHASE WILL BEGIN WHEN 3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL AND OR EQUIPMENT BEGIN TO REDEPLOY BY STRATEGIC MEANS TO CANADA (A) HIGH PRIORITY EQUIPMENT, PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED, WILL MOVE BY CF/CHARTERED AIRLIFT TO CANADA (B) 3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL WILL EMBARK ON STRATEGIC AIRLIFT FOR RETURN TO CANADA (C) 3 PPCLI EQUIPMENT/VEHICLES/MATERIAL WILL MOVE BY CHARTERED SEALIFT TO CANADA SECRO 000075 �r SFCRP Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information PAGE 6 RCCPMPA 0003 SECRET '(D) THE ISB/REINTEGRATION SITE WILL BE CLOSED OUT BY RED TAV. ON COMPLETION, RED TAV PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT WILL REDEPLOY F. PROBABLE TASKS (1) NATIONAL SUPPORT UNIT. PROBALE TASKS (TBC): (A) BE PREPARED TO AUGMENT RED TAV (LIKELY WITH SLOC PERSONNEL) “ (B) BE PREPARED TO SUPPORT THE BOI, AS DIRECTED (C) BE PREPARED TO APPOINT A TASK FORCE MOVEMENT OFFICER (TFMO) (D) BE PREPARED TO SEND A REPRESENTATIVE TO STRATEGIC/OPERATIONAL PLANNING CONFERENCE IN TAMPA (E) BE PREPARED TO OVERSEE THE DOWNSIZING/CLOSEOUT OF THE SLOC (2) LIAISON OFFICER DETACHMENTS. PROBABLE TASKS (TBC) : (A) PUSHRELEVANT MOVE PLANNING INFORMATION TO J5 (B) ASSIST IN COMMAND AND CONTROL (C) BE PREPARED TO RELOCATE TO SUPPORT COMMAND AND CONTROL WIRED TAV. RED TAV TO COME UNDER OPCOM OF COMMANDER JTFSWA UPON AL IN THEATRE. TASKS WILL BE CONFIRMED DURING SUBSEQUENT PLANNING. PROBABLE TASKS (TBC): (A) BE PREPARED TO ESTABLISH ONE OR POSSIBLY TWO ISBS AND OVERSEE ALL MISSION CLOSE-OUT ACTIVITIES AT THEM (B) BE PREPARED TO DO FINAL CLOSE-OUT AT KAF PAGE 7 RCCPMPA 0003 SECRET (C) BE PREPARED TO CO-ORDINATE THE MOVEMENT OF 3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL BT #0003 292672 1500610 VDAM004 DELIVERED ?♦ SECRET 000076 �secrf < s.15(1) Def © Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information • PAASZYUW RCCPMPA0004 1500322-SSSS--RCCPOHA. P 291300Z MAY 02 Qp SORSTY FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL U uV « B TO RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//RAMCC LO// RCCEOTT/ABDBI//LO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//C// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//NCE LO// RHMFIUU/NAVSUPPFAC //COMD DO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CFACC HQ/LO// ZEN/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CFLCC HQ/LO// ZEN/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//NCCIS SQN//CO// INFO CTG 307.1 RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//C0// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//COS// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//ADVISORS/POLAD// RCCEIBA/ISBAD//CFA// RCCERYA/RYADH//CDA// RX < CCT #A^ o RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// _TX ZE^CfXol^ OP <30 CCT # ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0004 SECRET BT SECRET NCE 1048 SECTION 3 OF 4 AND EQUIPMENT () BE PREPARED TO ESTABLISH RED TAV DETACHMENT AT KAF (E) BE PREPARED TO COMMAND AND CONTROL ACTIVITIES AT THE ISB AND POSSIBLY THE REINTEGRATION SITE, IF NOT CO-LOCATED WITH ISB (4) NATIONAL COMMAND AND CONTROL INFORMATION SYSTEMS (NCCIS) SQUADRON PROBABLE TASKS (TBC): (A) BE PREPARED TO ACCOUNT FOR AND PREPARE NCCIS EQUIPMENT FOR MOVEMENT TO AN ISB (B) BE PREPARED TO RECONFIGURE CIS TO PERMIT ONGOING NCCIS SUPPORT FOR OP APOLLO ELEMENTS (C) BE PREPARED TO ASSIST IN DEVELOPMENT OF MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN (D) AS DIRECTED, BE PREPARED TO INITIATE ACTION TO DISPOSE OF CLASS C AND D MATERIAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH ATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN AND CFP 181 (E) BE PREPARED TO CREATE NCCIS PORTION OF UNIT MOVEMENT STAFF TABLES (UMSTS) (F) CONDUCT LIMITED REINTEGRATION ACTIVITIES FOR PERSONNEL REDEPLOYING FROM AFGHANISTAN (5) 3 PPCLI BG. PROBABLE TASKS (TBC): PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0004 SECRET (A) DEVELOP DEPLOYED STAGES OF BG REINTEGRATION PLAN (B) FINALIZE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF 3 PPCLI BG ACCOUNTS (C) ASSIST IN DEVELOPING MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN (D) AS DIRECTED, INITIATE ACTION TO DISPOSE OF CLASS C AND D MATERIAL IN ACCORDANCE WITH MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN AND CFP 181 (E) PREPARE REPATRIATION CEREMONY PLAN (F) PERFORM POST-OCUPATION SITE SURVEY (G) COMPLETE 100 PERCENT STOCKTAKING. FOR ALL MATERIAL DISCREPANCIES DISCOVERED DURING STOCKTAKING OR IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MATERIAL SECRSJ 000077 �<> SECRET Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information Disposal plan, prepare cfidzis (write-off reports) for tpu. appropriate APPROVAL (CO, COMMANDER JTFSWA) OR RECOMMEND FOR DCDS WRITE-OFF APPROVAL (H) FINALIZE UNIT MOVEMENT STAFF TABLES (UMSTS) (I) CONDUCT INITIAL CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT/MATERIAL (J) INITIATE REINTEGRATION ACTIVITIES (K) ESTABLISH A REAR PARTY AND BE PREPARED TO SIGN OVER ACCOUNTS TO RED TAV AT KAF OR AT AN ISB (L) BE PREPARED TO HAVE REAR PARTY ASSIST RED TAV AT ISB, IF NECESSARY (M) AS IRECTED BY RED TAV: PAGE 4 RCCPMPA 0004 SECRET I. BE PREPARED TO PREPARE EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES, AND SUPPLIES FOR AIR MOVEMENT II. DISPOSE OF EQUIPMENT/VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN G. COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS (1) TIMINGS. SYNCHRONISATION MATRIX WILL BE DEVELOPED. KNOWN TIMINGS/KEY EVENTS FOLLOW: (A) 25 MAY - 2 JUNE - STRATEGIC RECCE TO ISB/REINTEGRATION SITE (B) 29 MAY - RED TAV TABLE OF EQUIPMENT AND ORGANISATION COMPLETE (C) 1 JUNE - FINALIZED UMSTS TO BE SUBMITTED TO JTFSWA (D) 4 JUNE - STRATEGIC/OPERATIONAL PLANNING CONFERENCE AT JTFSWA TAMPA (E) 5 JUNE FINALIZED MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN SUBMITTED TO DCDS (F) 5 JUNE - DCDS REDEPLOYMENT ORDER TO BE ISSUED ISSUE JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER (G) 6-7 JUNE (H) 10 JUNE - TFMT TO BE SUBMITTED TO NDHQ THROUGH JTFSWA J4 (I) TBC - RED TAV PLANNING CONFERENCE/TACTICAL RECCE (J) 13 JULY - CEASE OPERATIONS DATE (TBC) (K) 20 JULY - MOVEMENT TO ISB BEGINS (TBC) (2) PLANNING CONFERENCE TAMPA. AN NDHQ/JTFSWA PLANNING CONFERENCE IS PAGE 5 RCCPMPA 0004 SECRET SCHEDULED FOR 4 JUNE IN TAMPA. A REPRESENTATIVE(S) FROM THE NSU/SLOC SHALL ATTEND. ETA MESSAGES ARE REQUIRED (3) CLOSEOUT BOARD OF INQUIRY. A BOI CONVENING ORDER WIL BE ISSUED AS AN ANNEX TO THE JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER 4. SERVICE SUPPORT A. LOGISTICS SUPPORT CONCEPT (1) GENERAL. LOGISTICS DIRECTION WILL BE OUTLINED IN ANNEX TO JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER (2) MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN. A SEPARATE MATERIAL DISPOSAL PLAN WILL BE ISSUED IN AN ANNEX/APPENDIX TO JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER. THIS PLAN WILL DETAIL MATERIAL THAT WILL BE DESTROYED, DONATED, SOLD OR OTHERWISE DISPOSED OF IN THEATRE (3) MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION INSTRUCTION. A SEPARATE MATERIAL DISTRIBUTION INSTRUCTION WILL BE ISSUED BY NDHQ J4 LOG NO LATER THAN 14 JUNE. THIS WILL DETAIL THE FINAL DESTINATION OF MATERIAL AND TH MEANS BY WHICH IT WILL RETURN TO CANADA (AIR OR SEA) B. MOVEMENT. A MOVE ORDER WILL BE ISSUED AS AN ANNEX TO THE JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER FOR THE MOVE OF PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT FROM KAF TO ISB/REINTEGRATION SITE. NDHQ J4 MOV WILL ISSUE MOVE ORDER FOR STRATEGIC MOVE OF 3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT FROM SECRW 000078 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information SECF® PAGE 6 RCCPMPA 0004 SECRET ISB/REINTEGRATION SITE TO CANADA C. HEALTH SUPPORT SERVICES. DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE OUTLINED IN AN ANNEX TO THE JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER D. PUBLIC AFFAIRS. DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE OUTLINED IN AN ANNEX TO THE JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER E. ENGINEER SUPPORT (1) DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE OUTLINED IN AN ANNEX TO THE JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER (2) IN ACCORDANCE WITH JTFSWA NCE FRAGO 014 29 APR 02, 3 PPCLI BG TO FORWARD KAF AIRCRAFT OPERATING SURFACE RECCE REPORT TO CA JTFSWA F. PERSONNEL (1) DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE OUTLINED IN AN ANNEX TO THE JTFSWA OPERATION ORDER (2) RED TAV PERSONNEL WILL DEPLOY ON ATTACHED POSTINGS OR ATTACHED POSTING (TEMPORARY) DEPENDING ON THE DURATION OF THEIR TASK PROCEDURES FOR THE ATTACHED POSTING ARE OUTLINED IN CHAPTER 12, ANNEX A TO REFERENCE B G. FINANCIAL BT) DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE OUTLINED IN AN ANNEX TO THE JTFSWA #0004 VDAM005 ?♦ DELIVERED 1500611 292676 SECRW 000079 �s.15(1) Def e . Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information SECRP PAASZYUW RCCPMPA0005 1500322-SSSS--RCCPOHA. ■”oz MAY 02 PRIORITY FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//RAMCC LO// RCCEOTT/ABDBI//LO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//C0// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//NCE LO// RHMFIUU/NAVSUPPFAC //COMD DO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CFACC HQ/LO// ZEN/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CFLCC HQ/LO// ZEN/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMA FL//NCCIS SQN//CO// INFO CTG 307.1 RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//COS// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//ADVISORS/POLAD/=/~ RCCEIBA/ISBAD//CFA// RX/’, RCCERYA/RYADH//CDA// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// TX RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL//CO// CCT CCT# ZEV CCT# CCT# PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET ZEV BT SECRET NCE 1048 FINAL SECTION OF 4 OPERATION ORDER (2) OUT-THEATRE ACCOUNTS WILL NOT BE ESTABLISHED FOR CLOSURE ACTIVITIES. ALL CLOSE DOWN/OUT COSTS ARE TO BE CHARGED TO FUND CENTRE 4915AA/COST CENTRE 4924AA/FUND Cl01/APPLICABLE GL AND IO 604040. THOSE UNIS ALREADY IN POSSESSION OF AN IO ARE TO LINK THEIR IO TO THE INTERNAL ORDER GROUP APOLLO (3) BG FINANCE OFFICER TO ASSESS FUNDING SITUATION AND ADVISE JTFSWA J8 THROUGH NSU COMPTROLLER OF ANY ADDITIONAL FUNDING REQUIRED TO CLOSE-OUT THE MISSION (4) BG FIN O SHALL ENSURE THAT ALL ACCOUNTS ARE SETTLED PRIOR TO CLOSING. IF THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE, A COMPLETE LISTING OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/RECEIVABLE IS TO BE PROVIDED TO NSU COMPTROLLER PRIOR TO DEPARTING KAF 5. COMMAND AND SIGNAL A. COMMAND AND CONTROL. RED TAV WILL BE UNDER OPCOM COMMANDER JTFSWA B. COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS (CIS) SUPPORT. CIS SUPPRT WILL BE PROVIDED TO BOTH THE DRAWDOWN FORCES AT KAF AND TO CF OP ZEV OP OP PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET ELEMENTS AT THE ISB/REINTEGRATION SITE. THE CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS FOR THE PROVISION OF CIS SUPPORT IS EXPECTED TO BE: (1) KAF. UPON BG CEASE OPERATIONS DECLARATION, NCCIS FORCES WILL COMMENCE DRAWDOWN IN PREPARATION FOR THE SHIPMENT AND DISPOSAL OF DESIGNATED CIS RESOURCES. REDUCED OR RESTRUCTURED NCCIS OPERATIONS WILL BE MAINTAINED THROUGHOUT, IN ORDER TO PROVIDE CIS SUPPORT TO BOTH THE DRAWDOWN ACTIVITY OF THE BG AND TO CF ELEMENTS REMAINING IN AFGHANISTAN (2) ISB/REINTEGRATION SITE. CIS SUPPORT FROM TE HOST NATION(S) IS SECRET 000080 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information ANTICIPATED TO CONSIST OF i^N-SE AND LONG DISI/wiCE TELEPHONE SERVICE, ON A COST-RECOVERY BASIS. IN ADDITION, A LIMITED NUMBER OF SECURE TELEPHONES WILL BE PROVIDED FOR COMMAND AND CONTROL PURPOSES C. KEY NCE / NSU CONTACTS. JTFSWA NCE J5 HAS LEAD FOR REDEPLOYMENT PLANNING (1) NCE COS - COL D. GOSSELIN, PHONE (813) 827-1089 (S) (2) NCE JI - MAJ K. PAR, PHONE (813) 827-1777 (S) (3) NCE J3 - CAPT(N) D. MURPHY, PHONE (813) 827-1553 (S) (4) NCE J3 LAND - MAJ S.J. SHARPE, PHONE (813) 827-1413 (S) (5) NCE J3 WATCHKEEPER, PHONE (813) 827-1283 (S) s.15(1) Def WENCERaCPMPACODOE. SBEOOKS, EPfflONE ( 813) 827-1488 (S) (7) NCE J5 (UNTIL 15 JUN 02) LCOL M. MINOR, PHONE (813) 827-1284 (S) (8) NCE J5 (FROM 16 JUN 02) LCOL B. SNEDDEN, PHONE (813) 827-1284 (S) (9) NCE J6 MAJ B. TAYLOR, PHONE (813) 827-1209 (S) (10) NCE J8 CAPT D. DAY, PHONE (813) 827-1487 (S) (11) NCE PAFFOi - MAJ T. WHITE, PHONE (813) 827-1557 (S) (12) CO NSU - COL W. LEGUE, PHONE DSN 846-7811, TRUNK 2162, EXT 4155 (13) TASK FORCE MOVEMENT OFFICER - CAPT T. HALL (NSU SLOC), PHONE CSN 247-1062 (TBC) D. LOCATIONS (1) CA JTFSWA NCE - TAMPA, FLORIDA (2) NSU - AL MINHAD, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (3) NS SLOC - DOHA, QATAR (4) TENTATIVE ISB (TBC) (5) TENTATIVE REINTEGRATION SITE (TBC) (6) 3 PPCLI BG - KANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN E. LIAISON (1) LO TO CFACC HQ - AL MINHAD, UAE, PHONE DSN 846-7811, TRUNK 2162, PAGE 5 RCCPMPA 0005 SECRET EXT 4123 (2) LO TO CFLCC HQ - CAMP DOHA, KUWAIT, PHONE DSN 438-4768 (S) (3) LO TO CJTF-MOUNTAIN HQ - BAGRAM, AFGHANISTAN, PHONE DSN 640-1108 (S) (4) LO TO 3 PPCLI BG - KANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN, PHONE DSN 846-7811, TRUNK 2182, EXT 4103 (5) R7XMCC LO - AL UDEID, QATAR, PHONE 011-971-460-9869, EXT 432-3120. (6) LO TO CANADIAN EMBASSY - AB DHABI, UAE, PHONE 011-971-2445-6969, EXT 3211 (S) ACKNOWLEDGE INSTRUCTIONS: ACK ACTION ADDRESSEES ACKNOWLEDGE VIA MESSAGE/TITAN EMAIL TO CA JTFSWA NCE/J3 WATCH OFFICER NLT 24 HOURS AFTER RECEIPT QUOTE ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF FRAG O 017 UNQUOTE BT #0005 VDAM006 DELIVERED 1500611 292684 ?♦ SECRD 000081 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /‘information Strategic Line of Communications Company : Operation Apollo Doha, Qatar PO Box 5050, Station Forces Belleville ON K8N 6W6 ^May 2002 3350-1 (2IC) Distribution List COMPANY DEFENCE AND EMERGENCY PLANNING Reference: 64th AEG USAF Emergency Plan dated April 2002 GENERAL 1. The purpose of this directive is to outline initial SLOC Company-specific actions to be taken in the event of an emergency or an attack on Camp Snoopy or associated facilities. This directive must be read in conjunction with the reference, which provides guidance to all Camp Snoopy-based units. 2. SLOC Company personnel must be prepared to react immediately to a variety of natural and man-made disasters and to an armed attack on the Camp itself. The Company Second-in-Command (2IC) is designated the Company Force Protection Officer and is the OPI for all force protection matters. MAN-MADE DISASTERS 3. Man-made disasters include aircraft incidents, HAZMAT incidents, vehicle accidents and other emergencies. Generally speaking, the Company response will be driven by the specific nature of the incident, with the reference forming the basis of any Company activity. 4. Aircraft Accident or Similar Incident. For a man-made disaster, such as an aircraft accident, the general sequence of events is as follows: a. an incident occurs; b. the Disaster Control Group (DCG) is activated; 1/5 000082 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information c. a SLOC Company representative (2IC or alternate) proceeds to alternate command post as member of DCG; d. Operations Centre begins 24/7 manning and is to be prepared to respond to DCG requests (submitted to Operations via cell phone); e. off duty personnel report to UMS to await further instructions or to act as casualty aides; f. the CQMS staff reports to SLOC Company lines and will be prepared to issue items and/or weapons as directed by the DCG through Operations; g. Operations Officer drafts a Significant Incident Report to NDHQ/NSU once sufficient details are available; h. the 2IC issues a final stand down at the direction of the DCG; and i. the Operations Officer drafts a supplementary Significant Incident Report if required. 5. Hazardous Material (HAZMAT) Incident. Incidents involving the spillage or release of hazardous material will be addressed in accordance with reference A and with Canadian national policy. Specifically: a. the CQMS will have a HAZMAT spill response kit available at all times; b. a suitably qualified officer or senior NCO will be designated the Unit HAZMAT Officer (UHO). The UHO is responsible for the coordination of any unit response to a HAZMAT incident and, with Company Operations, for the direction and coordination of external requests for assistance; and c. with the advice of the UHO, the Operations Officer will submit any applicable Significant Incident Reports or requests for external assistance. 6. Terrorist or Armed Attack. In the event of a terrorist or armed attack on the camp, the following actions will be taken: s.15(1) Def a. 2/5 000083 �Page 84 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 I'information s.15(1) Def ‘f. 7. Natural Disasters. Qatar is prone to a variety of natural disasters, including flash floods and sandstorms. In the event of a severe natural disaster or the receipt of a warning of an impending storm or similar event, the Camp command authorities may elect to activate the Battle Staff or Joint Command Centre. These agencies will then issue further direction to units based on the perceived threat. In the event of receipt of a natural disaster warning, SLOC Company will: a. ensure that all personnel are fully equipped with protective items such as scarves and goggles; b. ensure all doors, windows, shutters and panels are secure; c. ensure all loose items, particularly freight items held in the SLOC Company handling yard, are secure; d. ensure all vehicle windows and vents are closed; e. ensure all personnel are accounted for; f. restrict movement of all personnel; 9- ensure that the Company Operations Centre is fully manned 24/7 until the warning has been lifted; h. be prepared to respond to Battle Staff or Joint Command Centre requests for personnel or equipment augmentation; i. dispatch, if required, a situation report or Significant Incident Report higher; and j- conduct appropriate damage assessments and repairs following any disaster. 4/5 000085 �Page 86 is under consultation est sous consultation �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 Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information Annex C to 3350-1 (2IC) dated 2^ May 2002 EMERGENCY WEAPONS DISTRIBUTION PLAN s.15(1) Def 000088 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information Annex D to 3350-1 (2IC) dated^May 2002 FORMAT - SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT REPORT Serial Information Required CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA From____________ NDCC OTTAWA To NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3/J3 INTL/J5 PA// Info NDHQ OTTAWA//CLS/DGLS/DLP/DLPAFF// CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3// CA JTFSWA NSU MIN HAD//CO// LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// 1 ASG HQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// SIGNIFICANT INCIDENT REPORT Subj DATE, TIME, AND LOCATION OF INCIDENT 1. DESCRIPTION OF THE INCIDENT 2. SN, NAMES, RANKS OF INDIVIDUALS OR DESCRIPTION OF EQUIPMENT INVOLVED______________________________________________ 3. IMPLICATIONS OF INCIDENT AND POSSIBLE EFFECT ON OPERATIONS 4. RECOMMENDATIONS AND PROPOSED ACTIONS 5. ACTUAL OR PROBABLE MEDIA INTEREST 6. NAME, RANK, LOCATION, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER OF 7. UNIT/FORMATION OPI AND NAME, RANK OF PERSON INITIALLY REPORTING THE INCIDENT. 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Sb' ‘ 1 £ SECRET Document disclosed under the Accef&taMormation Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information Canadian Joint Task Force South-West Asia National Command Element Eagle Village 7115 South Boundary Boulevard MacDill Air Force Base Tampa FL 33621 3350-134-1 (Comd) ^2- May 2002 Distribution List A-; COMMANDER CA JTFSWA GUIDANCE TO DEPLOYED ' ANDERS References: A DCDS Direction for International Operations (Rev 1) dated Jul 01 B. CDS Operation Order 800 (005/2001) 282000Z Oct 01 - Op APOLLO - Campaign Against Terrorism (CAT) C. Terms of reference - Commander JTFSWA dated 10 Apr 02 GENERAL 1. It is a rare privilege to be appointed to command forces on operations and one, I can assure you, I welcome enthusiastically. Since taking command of Joint Task Force South-West Asia (JTFSWA) in April, I have had an opportunity to view the efforts of the Task Force from two perspectives; from Central Command (CENTCOM) and CA JTFSWA Headquarters in Tampa and from deployed CA JTFSWA locations in the CENTCOM area of responsibility (AOR). The two views of the war are closer than many may think. Above all. during my visit into the theatre, F ve had an opportunity to observe enthusiastic and highly motivated CF personnel consistently doing outstanding work under the toughest of operational conditions. Equally important, I’ve received the highest of praise for these efforts from the senior leadership of CENTCOM, many of our Coalition partners, and Canadian VIP who have visited our troops. Frankly, I would have expected no less. It is with the benefit of these perspectives that I take this opportunity to give you my initial commander’s guidance. . . AIM 2. I believe my most fundamental role as your national commander is to do whatever I can to help set the conditions for you to succeed as deployed operational commanders. The aim of this guidance is to help you and I, and our staffs, to contribute to this desired outcome - the successful conduct of CF operations in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. COMMAND PHILOSOPHY 3. General. As you know, each commander is different and, consequently, each has a different style of command. Mission Command is the philosophy governing my approach to command, the central tenet of which, is a clear understanding of the commander’s intent. My intent, stated later in this document, is necessarily broad. I will not tell you how to do your job. It behooves you to understand clearly your supported operational commander's intent and the specific objectives he wishes you to achieve in the context of a particular mission. My role in this is. on behalf of the CDS, to exercise national oversight of your operations and io support them in whatever capacity I can. To these ends, I expect you to keep me 1/8 SECRET stCBJy 000092 �MAY-23-2002 Document disclosed under the Accep formation Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur 1'acceiIs a I'information 21 = 40 SECRET informed through regular backbriefs of your own intent and concept of operations for significant new missions, to give me your assessment of any significant risks inherent in such missions, and to identify any issues for which national assistance or guidance might be helpful. 1 will give you the latitude to achieve your assigned mission, and I certainly encourage you to do likewise with your subordinates. In return, I ask you to keep me informed through regular backbriefs. If you are unsure of my intent, in the context of a mission you’ve been assigned, don’t hesitate to ask. 4. Command and Staff. It is important for you to understand my thoughts on command and staff relationships. I do not intend to get caught up in detailed staff work; nor do I expect you to. The many demands associated with commanding require our full attention. Our staffs have an important role to play in managing the detailed planning and execution of operations. My staff here in Tampa exists to support you and your soldiers, sailors and airmen and airwomen. I have directed my staff to work closely and cooperatively with their counterparts in your headquarters to resolve issues, or to let me know when attention is required at the command level. I encourage you to foster this same cooperative spirit. My staff will not say no to you. OPERATIONAT.LEADERSHIP ENVIRONMENT 5. General. This is a truly unique environment You are operational Commanders/Commanding Officers in this war against terrorism. Canada has made a strong commitment to this war and your efforts have the full support of the Canadian Government and public. What we are doing here is important to Canada and to Canadians. Accordingly, I ask you to consider the increased attention and associated demands on all of us as commanders - the level of interest and associated demands for information from higher headquarters, Government, and outside agencies will continue to impact on all of us virtually on a daily basis. In this context, I ask you to keep the “bigger picture" in mind as you look upward, while maintaining your primary focus on accomplishing the mission. In addition, the media spotlight will shine bright upon us; this will, from time to time, present challenges to you and your subordinates. Look upon all of these challenges as opportunities. Treat your command as an exceptional privilege and make the most of it. 6. Leadership. I believe strongly in leading from the front. I encourage you to be as visible and accessible to your subordinates as possible. Notwithstanding the unique time and space challenges, I intend to visit deployed units and personnel as often as possible, both to maintain my own situational awareness and to visibly exercise my national command role. During such visits, I will want to have as much direct contact as possible with soldiers, sailors and airmen/airwomen. In such encounters, I welcome the frank exchange of thoughts and concerns. In my dealings with you and with your personnel, you will find that I rarely mince my words, and I will always endeavour to explain the "why" of any issue. Our personnel are well educated, smart, and seasoned, and they deserve straight answers from all of us. This approach contributes positively to morale and trust, not to much mention mission success, and is expected of commanders at all levels in JTFSWA. Remember also the personal impact you, as commanders, have on your soldiers. Their mood and morale will be a direct reflection of your own. You cany the constant burden of the responsibilities that come with command, and at times this can be frustrating, even overwhelming. You must find ways to relieve this strain, or at some point you will crumble. Think about what you would be doing right now if you weren’t commanding. You are the envy of every one of your peers back in Canada. Commanding and “soldiering" should be fun. Try not to lose sight of this as you face the day’s challenges. 7- .Chain of Command and Channels of Communication. The importance of timely communication al and between all levels cannot be understated, particularly in the light of the time and space separation between the theatre, Tampa, and Ottawa. Effective communications are a lynchpin to successful 2/8 ■ .»'• • SECRET SECREI 000093 �3;?<- SECRET S&vnrt Document disclosed under the Acces^tq^^formation Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information operations. My entire staff and I are available to you 24 hours per day seven days per week. Owing to the complexity of this operation, I have established Liaison Detachments at several operational headquarters. They, together with our own system of headquarters and command posts at all levels, will facilitate the timely, accurate, and continuous flow of information in both directions from the ground level all the way up to the CDS and ultimately the Prime Minister when necessary. Engage my staff early to address issues before they become problems, and by all means, speak with me personally when it is clear that command intervention will be necessaiy. In such cases, you will have my full attention. Make use of the “Commander’s Comments” section of the daily sitrep regularly for this purpose. You should not hesitate to call me to seek further guidance or clarification on any matter. Moreover, I expect you to inform me promptly on matters of operational or national significance. ■rf•; 8Accountability and Responsibility. Accountability and responsibility increase with rank. As Commanders, you are responsible for accomplishing assigned missions, for assuring the well-being of your personnel, and for the proper management of the materiel and financial resources you have been assigned. You are accountable to me for each of these important functions, and I, in turn, am responsible to the CDS. I wish to emphasize that I view safety, care and control of stores and equipment, financial management, and protection of the environment as essential functions of command, more so in war than in peace. This requires emphasis at all levels of command within JTFSWA. 9. The Team. We are all on the same team - whether viewed from a Coalition or a CF perspective. Again. I ask you to keep the bigger picture in mind - nationally and internationally - and to foster the loyalties that go along with it There’s a timeless military tendency to attribute inferior intellect to those working in a headquarters above our own. Loyalties will inevitably be tested at various levels from time to time. I ask you to personally do your best as commanders to promote understanding and foster cooperation upward and downward. Vertical teambuilding is critically important to mission success and each of you has an important role to play in this process. 10. Leave Programme. In any military operation of prolonged duration, the effective management of an appropriately designed leave programme is essential to the maintenance of the well-being and morale of deployed personnel and, by extension, the operational effectiveness of the forces. I expect you to implement leave programmes that meet the specific needs of your unit/formation taking into consideration your formation/unit’s unique operational imperatives. My staff and I will assist you as best they can in this regard. 11. Recognition. Commanders have a unique role to play in recognizing good work, and I expect you to do so routinely at your own level. From a pure administrative perspective, published guidelines for personnel appraisal and counseling are clear and must be followed to the letter. More importantly, I expect you to devote the administrative effort necessaiy to ensuring that exceptional performance or conspicuous merit on the part of your subordinates is brought forward to the appropriate level promptly. It is essential that honours or awards requiring national approval be forwarded to me without delay. These will be staffed through this headquarters as a matter of first priority. 12. Public Affairs. Public affairs is an essential aspect of this operation, both in the context of information operations and as an important means of engendering the understanding and support of the Canadian public. I believe our soldiers, sailors and airmen and airwomen truly are our best spokespersons, and I encourage you to give them the opportunity to shine. Likewise, I remind you that public affairs is yet another important function of command and one in which each of you has a personal role to play. There is tremendous work being done by each of your deployed units, and keeping in mind operational security considerations and any local constraints, you should do all you can to share this with the Canadian public. 3/8 SECRET SECRE1 000094 �MAY-23-2002 Document disclosed under the Actcess tojnformation Act Document divulgud en vertu de la Loii sur Mttds a I'information 22=04 SECRET 13. Operational Security. Operational security is an important pillar of force protection. Breaches could ultimately imperil the lives of our personnel or others. You must continually emphasize this to your personnel and remain vigilant. 14. Relations with Coalition Forces and other Nationals. Operation APOLLO offers all personnel the unique opportunity to work with other Forces and foreign nationals. Their contact with your personnel will shape their lasting impressions of the CF and Canada. Wear the Maple Leaf with pride, and ensure your personnel conduct themselves accordingly at all times. HIGHER COMMANDER’S INTENT. MILITARY OBJECTIVES. AND ENDSTATE 15. Clearly understanding the higher Commander’s intent is critical for any commander to better accomplish his missions. Accordingly, I have repeated in the paragraphs below, for your information, the CDS intent and objectives for this campaign. Although these were enunciated in Oct 2001, they continue to be relevant to OP APOLLO. 16. 17. CDS Intent. a. General. Support the international campaign against terrorism through the commitment of a second six-month roution of military forces to the coalition campaign plan, less the Battle Group in Afghanisun. Additional forces may be requested by the coalition and such requests will be considered on a case by case basis by the Government of Canada. b. Employment. Employment of units assigned to Op APOLLO must remain consistent with the Government of Canada objectives outlined .paragraph 17 a. below. Any deviation from these objectives must be coordinated by Comd CA JTFSWA with the CDS for national authority approval. Operations within or against sovereign states other than Afghanistan will require the same such approval. c. Humanitarian Assistance (TJA1 Operations. The immediate objective for HA is to move necessary food and emergency assistance to Afghanis in the region, where possible complementing existing humanitarian operations. In the medium term, it may be that a specific Canadian effort will be initiated. Further directives on CF participation in such efforts will be provided in due course. CDS Objectives. a. The CA JTFSWA will be employed in the attainment of national objectives. Tasks outside the following employment matrix must be coordinated for national approval: (1) Force protection/screening of Amphibious Ready Groups(ARG)/Caxrier Battle Groups (CVBG); (2) Escort of resupply vessels along Sea Lines of Communication (SLOC) routes in the Arabian Gulf, Gulf of Oman and Arabian Sea; (3) Integration into CVBGs; (4) Logistic resupply into and within CENTCOM AOR; (5) Air and sea interdiction operations directed against Al Qaida, including Usama bin Laden, and the Taliban will be undertaken in international waters and 4/8 SECRET 000095 �MAY-23-2002 Document disclosed under the Acce; tadqformation Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loistur I'actes a I'information 22=07 ’ •-^-SECRET airspace, or with the consent of an applicable state, or otherwise in compliance with international law; and (6) 18. Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO) conducted under United Nations Security Council Resolutions directed against Iraq. b. Naval and air forces offered by the Government of Canada but not yet requested by the US will be prepared and available for deployment as per Defence Plan 2001; and c. Employment of Canadian Forces will be in accordance with international and Canadian national laws. End-state. The coalition end-state is expressed as follows: a. Terrorist organizations in the AOR have been defeated/destroyed; b. Nations have been convinced or compelled to cease sponsorship of terrorist organizations; c. Access to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) by terrorist organizations has been eliminated; d. The capability to detect, deter, defeat and destroy the re-emergence of terrorism is • maintained; • tj!?? e. AOR states have been compelled to combat terrorism within their borders; f. Military support to international humanitarian assistance has been provided; and ■ Support to international counter-terrorism framework is maintained. COMMANDER’S JTFSWA 19. NT Commander's Intent for Op APOLLO. a. Purpose. CA JTFSWA will sustain the CF contribution to the CENTCOM-led coalition in the international campaign against terrorism (Operation Enduring Freedom) in order to achieve the objectives set out by the Government of Canada for Operation APOLLO. These objectives include: (1) Eliminating the Al Qaida Organization as a continuing terrorist threat. (2) Taking appropriate military action to compel the Taliban to cease all support, harbouring, and cooperation with Al Qaida. (3) Isolating the Taliban regime from all international support. (4) Bringing Usama bin Laden and leaders of the Al Qaida organization to justice. (5) Address the humanitarian needs of Afghanis in tire region, ensuring where possible, it complements existing humanitarian operations. (6) Assist in the reconstruction of Afghanistan. 5/8 SECRET * 000096 �MAY-23-2002 SgGRfcT,, 22=09 SECRET b. Document disclosed under the Access talnformation Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de Io Loi surIVctes a /'information Method. CA JTFSWA will provide combat capable land, naval and air forces under the operational control of designated Coalition formations to. execute missions and tasks in support of Operation Enduring Freedom campaign objectives. CA JTFSWA will maintain a robust national command element capable of exercising national command over assigned forces, effecting continuous liaison and coordination with CENTCOM and its deployed component headquarters, and seeing promptly to the national administrative and logistical support requirements of deployed units. HQ CA JTFSWA will set the conditions for deployed units to achieve operational success and to deploy from and redeploy to Canada safely and efficiently. Deployed commanders will ensure the scope of operations undertaken is at all times consistent with national direction or seek clarification with Comd CA JTFSWA. From a national perspective, CA JTFSWA will remain forward thinking and adaptable to the both the OEF campaign plan and national objectives as they evolve, shaping force structure and task organization accordingly. Operations will be undertaken in accordance with international law, including the Law of Armfid Conflict and rhft Canadian Ruins nfF.ngagp.mpnt Thp. srnpp, nfrhp.se operations is uuiuncu uciow; c. (1) Air and Ground Combat Operations. Directed against Al Qaida, including Usama bin Laden, and the Taliban in Afghanistan. Operations other than those in relation to Afghanistan shall not be undertaken without prior approval from the chain of command. The consultive process with the government will have to be engaged prior to this approval being granted. (2) Air and Sea Interdiction Operations. Directed against Al Qaida, including Usama bin Laden, and the Taliban will be undertaken in international waters and airspace, or with the consent of an applicable state, or otherwise in compliance with international law. Given that members of the Taliban and Al Qaida may attempt escape from CF and coalition forces via aircraft or vessels in international airspace and waters, it is necessary to clarify the scope of operations authorized above. Air and sea interdiction against Taliban and Al Qaida is authorized in international waters and airspace or in the territory, territorial waters and airspace of consenting states. This includes the full spectrum of operations conducted against the Taliban and Al Qaida IAW international law and the Law of Armed Conflict, particularly with regard to the application of targeting principles. The spectrum of such operations includes visiting and searching, diverting, capturing and, in extreme circumstances, attacking vessels transporting members of the Taliban and/or Al Qaida. (3) Other Operations. Whether air, land or sea, carried out for the protection of coalition assets, for logistical reasons or for humanitarian reasons, will be conducted either with the consent of the states involved, or in international waters or airspace, or otherwise in compliance with international law. Similar limitations will apply to the basing of forces for all operations. End-state. The JTFSWA end-state will have been achieved when specified national objectives have been met and all elements of JTFSWA have returned safely to Canada. 6/8 SECRET SECRET 000097 �Document disclosed under tne Access to in/ormoti&tttt ’ Document divulgue en vertu de Id Lol surtfafQk d I'informotion c SECRET STAFF PRIORITIES 20. Staff Priorities. In order to give some focus to the staff effort at the JTF level, I have identified those issues that require priority attention in the immediate, mid term, and long term as outlined below.. These will be updated regularly and are included here for your own situational awareness from a national pnrnpnnrinn. Uiping in mind tint affartivr rnmmand and rnnirn) nf and fiimnOTI remains the pre-eminent activity. a. fiRgfiinC PP?fffions Immediate issues (1) Plan redeployment, mission close-out and reintegration of 3 PPCLIBG. (2) Confirmation of potential future land commitment to OEF. (3) Reduce the UOR/IOR backlog. (4) Seek approval of HLTA equivalent benefit. (5) UAE MOU management/renewal. (6) Facilitate co-location of Canadian and Dutch MPA detachments. y b. c. Mid Term Priorities (looking out 3 months) (1) Build the Roto INCE team. (2) Improve Commander’s situational awareness. (3) Consolidate the formation of the National Support Unit. (4) Support completion of Tamak Fann Board of Inquiry. (5) Support Rotation of LRP and TAL Dets. (6) Develop force options for JTFSWA beyond Summer 02. <7) Analyze NCE and NSE requirements beyond 3 PPCLI mission close-out and withdrawal. Long Term Priorities (looking out 6 months and beyond) (1) Develop a campaign plan for Roto 2, in concert with the evolving OEF Campaign Plan. (2) Review basing options in the AOR. CONCLUSION 21. Again let me reiterate that my responsibility to you is to do all I can to help set the conditions for you and your personnel to succeed, and ultimately, to thrive. In international operations over the past decade, CF personnel have time and again proven themselves to be second to none, and their performance thus far on Operation APOLLO has certainly been no different. In turn, they are owed the finest leadership we can offer them. This is both our challenge and our collective privilege. I welcome your feedback regarding the guidance that I have given. I expect that as we work together over the coming 7/8 SECRET TOTAL P.01 000098 �MAY-23-2002 22=16 SECRET saw. J Document disclosed under the Acps&QInformation Act Document divulgue en ve'rtu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information months, we will have the opportunity to discuss face-to-face any number of the points I’ve raised. Please ensure this document is disseminated to subordinate commanders and briefed down the chain of command. 1 trust that the excellent work that I have seen from each of your units will continue. Keep it up. J.C.M. Gauthier Brigadier-Genera! 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SECURE FAX#: s.15(1) Def SEC FAX# CSN# UNCLAS FAX# 813 827-1092 CSN #651- 1092 05 DATE: *>sxG'C 'xjc.v TOTAL# OF PAGES PRECEDENCE: CLASSIFICATION: ■c-CCO-fc-S COMMENTS: 0'1 -rs=t^- RELEASING AUTHORITY: Co J CCT # X CCT # zev a>3c< on ZEV opl CCT# 7EV OP CCT# ZEV OP SECRET xSJop^, z$ Qaiifaxs/ TO THZ AftmCC i-O 7X> grt) Die>&^ y ’^000102 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de Io Loi surltfttts a /'information rdl: 4b SECRET Canadian Joint Task Force South-West Asia National Command Element Eagle Village 7115 South Boundary Boulevard MacDill Air Force Base Tampa FL 33621 3350-134-1 (Comd) May 2002 Distribution List COMMANDER CA JTFSWA GUIDANCE TO DEPLOYED CO Sal[ANDERS References: A. DCDS Direction for International Operations (Rev 1) dated Jul 01 B. CDS Operation Order 800 (005/2001) 282000Z Oct 01 - Op APOLLO - Campaign Against Terrorism (CAT) C. Terms of reference - Commander JTFSWA dated 10 Apr 02 GENERAL 1. It is a rare privilege to be appointed to command forces on operations and one, I can assure you, I welcome enthusiastically. Since taking command of Joint Task Force South-West Asia (JTFSWA) in April, I have had an opportunity to view the efforts of the Task Force from two perspectives; from Central Command (CENTCOM) and CA JTFSWA Headquarters in Tampa and from deployed CA JTFSWA locations in the CENTCOM area of responsibility (AOR). The two views of the war are closer than many may think. Above all, during my visit into the theatre, I’ve had an opportunity to observe enthusiastic and highly motivated CF personnel consistently doing outstanding work under the toughest of operational conditions. Equally important, I’ve received the highest of praise for these efforts from the senior leadership of CENTCOM, many of our Coalition partners, and Canadian VIP who have visited our troops. Frankly, I would have expected no less. It is with the benefit of these perspectives that Itake this opportunity to give you my initial commander’s guidance. . AD4 2. I believe my most fundamental role as your national commander is to do whatever I can to help set the conditions for you to succeed as deployed operational commanders. The aim of this guidance is to help you and L and our staffs, to contribute to this desired outcome - the successful conduct of CF operations in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. COMMAND PHILOSOPHY 3. General. As you know, each commander is different and, consequently, each has a different style of command. Mission Command is the philosophy governing my approach to command, the central tenet of which, is a clear understanding of the commander’s intent. My intent, stated later in this document, is necessarily broad. I will not tell you how to do your job. It behooves you to understand clearly your supported operational commander’s intent and the specific objectives he wishes you to achieve in the context of a particular mission. My role in this is, on behalf of the CDS, to exercise national oversight of your operations and to support them in whatever capacity I can. To these ends, I expect you to keep me 1/8 SECRET -J SEGBfcS 000103 �MAY-23-2002 21=48 SECRET Mt Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sirrl'adfes a I'information informed through regular backbriefs of your own intent and concept of operations for significant new missions, to give me your assessment of any significant risks inherent in such missions, and to identify any issues for which national assistance or guidance might be helpful. 1 will give you the latitude to achieve your assigned mission, and I certainly encourage you to do likewise with your subordinates. In return, I ask you to keep me informed through regular backbriefs. If you are unsure of my intent, in the context of a mission you’ve been assigned, don’t hesitate to ask. 4. Command and Staff. It is important for you to understand my thoughts on command and staff relationships. I do not intend to get caught up in detailed staff work; nor do I expect you to. The many demands associated with commanding require our full attention. Our staffs have an important role to play in managing the detailed planning and execution of operations. My staff here in Tampa exists to support you and your soldiers, sailors and airmen and airwomen. I have directed my staff to work closely and cooperatively with their counterparts in your headquarters to resolve issues, or to let me know when attention is required at the command level. I encourage you to foster this same cooperative spirit. My staff will not say no to you. OPERATION AT. T .P.ADP.RSHTP F. CL7i RONMENT 5. General. This is a truly unique environment You are operational Commanders/Commanding Officers in this war against terrorism. Canada has made a strong commitment to this war and your efforts have the full support of the Canadian Government and public. What we are doing here is important to Canada and to Canadians. Accordingly, I ask you to consider the increased attention and associated demands on all of us as commanders - the level of interest and associated demands for information from higher headquarters, Government, and outside agencies will continue to impact on all of us virtually on a daily basis. In this context, I ask you to keep the “bigger picture” in mind as you look upward, while maintaining your primary focus on accomplishing the mission. In addition, the media spotlight will shine bright upon us; this will, from time to time, present challenges to you and your subordinates. Look upon all of these challenges as opportunities. Treat your command as an exceptional privilege and make the most of it. 6. Leadership. I believe strongly in leading from the front. I encourage you to be as visible and accessible to your subordinates as possible. Notwithstanding the unique time and space challenges, I intend to visit deployed units and personnel as often as possible, both to maintain my own situational awareness and to visibly exercise my national command role. During such visits, I will want to have as much direct contact as possible with soldiers, sailors and airmen/airwomen. In such encounters, I welcome the frank exchange of thoughts and concerns. In my dealings with you and with your personnel, you will find that I rarely mince my words, and I will always endeavour to explain the "why" of any issue. Our personnel are well educated, smart, and seasoned, and they deserve straight answers from all of us. This approach contributes positively to morale and trust, not to much mention mission success, and is expected of commanders at all levels in JTFSWA. Remember also the personal impact you, as commanders, have on your soldiers. Their mood and morale will be a direct reflection of your own. You carry the constant burden of the responsibilities that come with command, and at times this can be frustrating, even overwhelming. You must find ways to relieve this strain, or at some point you will crumble. Think about what you would be doing right now if you weren’t commanding. You are the envy of every one of your peers back in Canada. Commanding and “soldiering" should be fun. Try not to lose sight of this as you face the day’s challenges. 7. Chain of Command and Channels of Communication. The importance of timely communication at and between all levels cannot be understated, particularly in the light of the time and space separation between the theatre, Tampa, and Ottawa. Effective communications are a lynchpin to successful 2/8 SECRET SECRO 000104 �Document disclosed under the Access/odnformation Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I’acces a I'information SECRET operations. My entire staff and I are available to you 24 hours per day seven days per week. Owing to the complexity of this operation, I have established Liaison Detachments at several operational headquarters. They, together with our own system of headquarters and command posts at all levels, will facilitate the timely, accurate, and continuous flow of information in both directions from the ground level all the way up to the CDS and ultimately the Prime Minister when necessary. Engage my staff early to address issues before they become problems, and by all means, speak with me personally when it is clear that command intervention will be necessary. In such cases, you will have my full attention. Make use of the “Commander’s Comments” section of the daily sitrep regularly for this purpose. You should not hesitate to call me to seek further guidance or clarification on any matter. Moreover, I expect you to inform me promptly on matters of operational or national significance. 8. Accountability and Responsibility. Accountability and responsibility increase with rank. As Commanders, you are responsible for accomplishing assigned missions, for assuring the well-being of your personnel, and for the proper management of the materiel and financial resources you have been assigned. You are accountable to me for each of these important functions, and I, in turn, am responsible to the CDS. I wish to emphasize that I view safety, care and control of stores and equipment, financial management, and protection of the environment as essential functions of command, more so in war than in peace. This requires emphasis at all levels of command within JTFSWA. 9. The Team. We are all on the same team - whether viewed from a Coalition or a CF perspective. Again. I ask you to keep the bigger picture in mind - nationally and internationally - and to foster the loyalties that go along with it There’s a timeless military tendency to attribute inferior intellect to those working in a headquarters above our own. Loyalties will inevitably be tested at various levels from time to time. I ask you to personally do your best as commanders to promote understanding and foster cooperation upward and downward. Vertical teambuilding is critically important to mission success and each of you has an important role to play in this process. 10. Leave Programme. In any military operation of prolonged duration, the effective management of an appropriately designed leave programme is essential to the maintenance of the well-being and morale of deployed personnel and, by extension, the operational effectiveness of the forces. I expect you to implement leave programmes that meet the specific needs of your unit/formation taking into consideration your formation/unit’s unique operational imperatives. My staff and I will assist you as best they can in this regard. 11. Recognition. Commanders have a unique role to play in recognizing good work, and I expect you to do so routinely at your own level. From a pure administrative perspective, published guidelines for personnel appraisal and counseling are clear and must be followed to the letter. More importantly, I expect you to devote the administrative effort necessary to ensuring that exceptional performance or conspicuous merit on the part of your subordinates is brought forward to the appropriate level promptly. It is essential that honours or awards requiring national approval be forwarded to me without delay. These will be staffed through this headquarters as a matter of first priority. 12. Public Affairs. Public affairs is an essential aspect of this operation, both in the context of information operations and as an important means of engendering the understanding and support of the Canadian public. I believe our soldiers, sailors and airmen and airwomen truly are our best spokespersons, and I encourage you to give them the opportunity to shine. Likewise, I remind you that public affairs is yet another important function of command and one in which each of you has a personal role to play. There is tremendous work being done by each of your deployed units, and keeping in mind operational security considerations and any local constraints, you should do all you can to share this with the Canadian public. 3/8 SECRET 000105 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisurrdec&s a I'information 22=04 MAY-23-2002 4a SECRET 13. Operational Security. Operational security is an important pillar of force protection. Breaches could ultimately imperil the lives of our personnel or others. You must continually emphasize this to your personnel and remain vigilant. 14. Relations with Coalition Forces and other Nationals. Operation APOLLO offers all personnel the unique opportunity to work with other Forces and foreign nationals. Their contact with your personnel will shape their lasting impressions of the CF and Canada. Wear the Maple Leaf with pride, and ensure your personnel conduct themselves accordingly at all times. HIGHER COMMANDER’S INTENT. MILITARY OBJECTIVES. AND ENDSTATE 15. Clearly understanding the higher Commander’s intent is critical for any commander to better accomplish his missions. Accordingly, I have repeated in the paragraphs below, for your information, the CDS intent and objectives for this campaign. Although these were enunciated in Oct 2001, they continue to be relevant to OP APOLLO. 16. 17. CDS Intent. a. General. Support the international campaign against terrorism through the commitment of a second six-month rotation of military forces to the coalition campaign plan, less the Battle Group in Afghanisun. Additional forces may be requested by the coalition and such requests will be considered on a case by case basis by the Government of Canada. b. Employment. Employment of units assigned to Op APOLLO must remain consistent with the Government of Canada objectives outlined paragraph 17 a. below. Any deviation from these objectives must be coordinated by Comd CA JTFSWA with the CDS for national authority approval. Operations within or against sovereign sutes ocher than Afghanistan will require the same such approval. c. Humanitarian Assistance (HA) Operations. The immediate objective for HA is to move necessary food and emergency assistance to Afghanis in the region, where possible complementing existing humanitarian operations. In the medium term, it may be that a specific Canadian effort will be initiated. Further directives on CF participation in such efforts will be provided in due course. CDS Objectives. a. The CA JTFSWA will be employed in the attainment of national objectives. Tasks outside the following employment matrix must be coordinated for national approval: (1) Force protection/screening of Amphibious Ready Groups (ARG)/Carrier Battle Groups (CVBG); (2) Escort of resupply vessels along Sea Lines of Communication (SLOC) routes in the Arabian Gulf, Gulf of Oman and Arabian Sea; (3) Integration into CVBGs; (4) Logistic resupply into and within CENTCOM AOR; (5) Air and sea interdiction operations directed against Al Qaida, including Usama bin Laden, and the Taliban will be undertaken in international waters and 4/8 SECRET SECRB 000106 �MAY-23-2002 Document disclosed under the Access formation Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi s^r fcrttt!•s a /'information 22=07 SECRET airspace, or with the consent of an applicable state, or otherwise in compliance with international law; and (6) 18. Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO) conducted under United Nations Security Council Resolutions directed against Iraq. b. Naval and air forces offered by the Government of Canada but not yet requested by the US will be prepared and available for deployment as per Defence Plan 2001; and c. Employment of Canadian Forces will be in accordance with international and Canadian national laws. End-state. The coalition end-state is expressed as follows: a. Terrorist organizations in the AOR have been defeated/destroyed; b. Nations have been convinced or compelled to cease sponsorship of terrorist organizations; c. Access to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) by terrorist organizations has been eliminated; d. The capability to detect, deter, defeat and destroy the re-emergence of terrorism is maintained; e. AOR states have been compelled to combat terrorism within their borders; f. Military support to international humanitarian assistance has been provided; and g- Support to international counter-terrorism framework is maintained. COMMANDER’S JTFSWA INTENT 19. Commander’s Intent for Op APOLLO. a. Purpose. CA JTFSWA will sustain the CF contribution to the CENTCOM-led coalition in the international campaign against terrorism (Operation Enduring Freedom) in order to achieve the objectives set out by the Government of Canada for Operation APOLLO. These objectives include: (1) Eliminating the Al Qaida Organization as a continuing terrorist threat. (2) Taking appropriate military action to compel the Taliban to cease all support, harbouring, and cooperation with Al Qaida. (3) Isolating the Taliban regime from all international support. (4) Bringing Usama bin Laden and leaders of the Al Qaida organization to justice. (5) Address the humanitarian needs of Afghanis in tire region, ensuring where possible, it complements existing humanitarian operations. (6) Assist in the reconstruction of Afghanistan. 5/8 SECRET 000107 �MAY-23-2002 Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sifr k'Slv&s a /'information 22=09 SECRET b. Method. CA JTFSWA will provide combat capable land, naval and air forces under the operational control of designated Coalition formations to. execute missions and tasks in support of Operation Enduring Freedom campaign objectives. CA JTFSWA will maintain a robust national command element capable of exercising national command over assigned forces, effecting continuous liaison and coordination with CENTCOM and its deployed component headquarters, and seeing promptly to the national administrative and logistical support requirements of deployed units. HQ CA JTFSWA will set the conditions for deployed units to achieve operational success and to deploy from and redeploy to Canada safely and efficiently. Deployed commanders will ensure the scope of operations undertaken is at all times consistent with national direction or seek clarification with Cored CA JTFSWA. From a national perspective, CA JTFSWA will remain forward thinking and adaptable to the both the OEF campaign plan and national objectives as they evolve, shaping force structure and task organization accordingly. Operations will be undertaken in accordance with international law, including the Law of Armfid Conflict and the Canadian Rules nf Engagement The. srnpe. nf these, npe,ratinns is uuunicu uciuw; c. (1) Air and Ground Combat Operations. Directed against Al Qaida, including Usama bin Laden, and the Taliban in Afghanistan. Operations other than those in relation to Afghanistan shall not be undertaken without prior approval from the chain of command. The consultive process with the government will have to be engaged prior to this approval being granted. (2) Air and Sea Interdiction Operations. Directed against Al Qaida, including Usama bin Laden, and the Taliban will be undertaken in international waters and airspace, or with the consent of an applicable state, or otherwise in compliance with international law. Given that members of die Taliban and Al Qaida may attempt escape from CF and coalition forces via aircraft or vessels in international airspace and waters, it is necessary to clarify the scope of operations authorized above. Air and sea interdiction against Taliban and Al Qaida is authorized in international waters and airspace or in the territory, territorial waters and airspace of consenting states. This includes the full spectrum of operations conducted against the Taliban and Al Qaida IAW international law and the Law of Armed Conflict, particularly with regard to the application of targeting principles. The spectrum of such operations includes visiting and searching, diverting, capturing and, in extreme circumstances, attacking vessels transporting members of the Taliban and/or AJ Qaida. (3) O.therOperations. Whether air, land or sea, carried out for the protection of coalition assets, for logistical reasons or for humanitarian reasons, will be conducted either with the consent of the states involved, or in international waters or airspace, or otherwise in compliance with international law. Similar limitations will apply to the basing of forces for all operations. End-state. The JTFSWA end-state will have been achieved when specified national objectives have been met and all elements of JTFSWA have returned safely to Canada. 6/8 SECRET SECRET 000108 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgut en vertu de Io Loi sdr Frft&s a I'information rmi-dyaoDd a'-iv SECRB SECRET STAFF PRIORITIES 20. Suff Priorities. In order to give some focus to the staff effort at the JTF level, I have identified those issues that require priority attention in the immediate, mid term, and long term as outlined below. These will be updated regularly and are included here for your own situational awareness from a national pnrnpnnriiin. kaapinQ in mind fhit affective command and control Of and filinnfirt CQ. ODSOiHE 9PWPons remains the pre-eminent activity, a. b. c. Immediate issues (1) Plan redeployment, mission close-out and reintegration of 3 PPCLIBG. (2) Confirmation of potential future land commitment to OEF. (3) Reduce the UOR/IOR backlog. (4) Seek approval of HLTA equivalent benefit. (5) UAE MOU management/renewal. (6) Facilitate co-location of Canadian and Dutch MPA detachments. Mid Term Priorities (looking out 3 months) (1) Build the Roto INCE team. (2) Improve Commander’s situational awareness. (3) Consolidate the formation of the National Support Unit. (4) Support completion of Tamak Fann Board of Inquiry. (5) Support Roution of LRP and TAL Dets. (6) Develop force options for JTFSWA beyond Summer 02. (7) Analyze NCE and NSE requirements beyond 3 PPCLI mission close-out and withdrawal. Long Term Priorities (looking out 6 months and beyond) (1) Develop a campaign plan for Roto 2, in concert with the evolving OEF Campaign Plan. (2) Review basing options in the AOR. CONCLUSION 21. Again let me reiterate that my responsibility to you is to do all I can to help set the conditions for you and your personnel to succeed, and ultimately, to thrive. In international operations over the past decade, CF personnel have time and again proven themselves to be second to none, and their performance thus far on Operation APOLLO has certainly been no different. In turn, they are owed the finest leadership we can offer them. This is both our challenge and our collective privilege. I welcome your feedback regarding the guidance that I have given. I expect that as we work together over the coming 7/8 SECRET StCRET TOTAL P.01 000109 �MAY-23-2002 Document disclosed under the Acussrfolnformation Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi surfaces a I'information | 22=16 5: - SECRET months, we will have the opportunity to discuss face-to-face any number of the points I’ve raised. Please ensure this document is disseminated to subordinate commanders and briefed down the chain of command. I trust that the excellent work that I have seen from each of your units will continue. Keep it up. J.C.M. Gauthier Brigadier-Genera! Commander Distribution List Action TG 307.1//Conunander -3 PPCLIBG//CO -TALDET//CO -LRP DET//CO '•NSU//CO ^NCCIS Element//CO CA JTFSWA NCE//CO/A11 Branch Heads/Advisors Information -CFLCC//LO CJTF MOUNT AIN//SCO AFG/LO CFMCC//LO ——CFACC//LO Canadian Embassy ABU DHABIZ/LO RAMCC//Ops O -suoc—NDHQ//DCDS/COS J3/J3 INTL s*- 8/8 SECRET SECRE1 TOTAL P.02 000110 �& __ . _ „ _ - m—■ >< « n CuMFsDENl 6AL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act '//Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a /’information •' © PAACZYUW RCCLHBF2048 1422243-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P R 222145Z MAY 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//JI COORD/J3 INTL/J3 LAND OPS/J4 LOG/J4 M0V/J4 HSS/J5 PK POL/J5 LEGAL OPS/J6 COORD/J8 FIN COORD// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CMS/CAS/CLS/ADM HR MIL/ADM MAT/ADM POL/ADM FIN CS/ADM IM/DGIMOSD/EA DCDS/MSO MND/EA oc CDS/EA DM/EA VCDS/DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/DHH/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/J3 INTL 1/J3 COORD/J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NBC/J5 PA COORD/J5 NATO POL/J6 IO/J6 OPS/J7 DOC AND TRG// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON//COMD/J3/J3 LAND/J5 PLANS// RCWPDRA/3 PPCLI EDMONTON//CO REAR PARTY// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2 DG INT// ZEN/CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/COS// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A4/AOC// ?PAGE 2 RCCLHBF2048 CONFIDENTIAL ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//COMD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO// BT & CONFIDENTIAL COS J3 2409 SECTION 1 OF 3 BILINGUAL MESSAGE/MESSAGE BILINGUE SUBJ: OP APOLLO - STRATEGIC RECCE REDEPLOYMENT OF 3 PPCLI BG REF: A. DDIOS 02/00 REVISE ONE B. MEDICAL DIRECTIVE 1/97, IMMUNIZATION POLICY C. DMEDPOL 027 121154Z OCT 01 (OP APOLLO MED DIR) D. DCDS 088 221855Z MAY 02 (FRAG O 024 - WNGO FOR REDEPLOYMENT OF 3 PPCLI BG) 1. SITUATION. 3 PPCLI BG WILL REDEPLOY TO GA IAW REF D, COS J3 WILL DEPLOY A STRATEGIC RECCE (RECCE) 2. MISSION. CONDUCT STRAT RECCE OF ISB AND POTENTIAL REINTEGRATION s.15(1) Def a. CL UJ NJ UJ rsi LU NJ ui NJ =« % =& * o O ?PAGE 3 RCCLHBF2048 CONFIDENTIAL PH II LOCATIONS FOR REDEPLOYMENT OF PPCLI BG 3. EXECUTION 3.A. CONCEPT OF OPS. RECCE WILL BE CONDUCTED IAW REF A. RECCE WILL DEPLOY TO PROPOSED ISB FOR REDEPLOYMENT OF 3 PPCLI BG PERSONNEL AND EQPT. ENROUTE, WILL BE ASSESSED AS POTENTIAL REINTEGRATION PHASE II LOCATION. RECCE TO INCLUDE FOLLOWING REPS: REDEPLOYMENT TAV CO (SRT LDR), J8 FIN, J4 MOV, J4 LOG, NCE, J4 HSS, CFPSA, JI COORD J3 INTL. RECCE WILL DEPLOY TO BY CAL THEN BY US AIRLIFT TO A RECCE OF A THIRD LOC FOR REINTEGRATION PHASE II CJ o O > a. O > 8 bO ‘ Q. o > O X4 cv T) CONFIDENTIAL X or x F- 000111 �---------------- ' s.15(1) Def CONFIDENTIAL . . MAY BE REQUIRED AND WOULD Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act ment divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information CONDUCTED BY TEAM OF: JI COC.vD, J3 INTL, CFPSA AND J4 HSS ONLY. RECCE WILL BE CONDUCTED IN FOUR PHASES: 3.A.(1) PHASE ONE - COORDINATION MEETING IN OTTAWA 3.A.(1) PHASE TWO - RECCE DEPART OTTAWA TO RECCE OF FACILITIES 3.A.(2) PHASE THREE TO RECCE OF US/UK FACILITIES 3.A.(3) PHASE FOUR - REDEPLOYMENT TO OTTAWA. RECCE OF THIRD LOC IF NECESSARY 3.B. TASKS 3.B.(1) J4 LOG 3.B.(1)(A) PROVIDE SRT LDR AND ONE MBR ?PAGE 4 RCCLHBF2048 CONFIDENTIAL 3.B.(1)(B) DETERMINE AVAILABILITY AND ACCESS OF RECEPTION/CLEANING AREA, HOLDING AREA FOR SHIPS 3.B.(1)(C) COORD R AND Q FOR RECCE 3.B.(2) J4 MOV 3.B. (2) (A) PROVIDE ONE MBR 3.B.(2)(B) INVESTIGATE THE REQUIREMENTS NEEDED AND ASSETS AVAL TO ENABLE COORD OF SEALIFT/AIRLIFT FROM TO CA 3.B.(3) J8 FIN COORD 3.B.(3)(A) PROVIDE ONE MBR 3.B.(3)(B) COORD ALL FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS (BILLING PROCESS CONTRACTS, ETC) 3.B.(4) JI COORD 3.B.(4)(A) PROVIDE ONE MBR TO LEAD REINTEGRATION PHASE II PLANNING 3.B.(5) J3 INTL 3.B. (5) (A) PROVIDE ONE MBR TO ACT AS TEAM COORD AND PRODUCE RECCE REPORT IN COORDINATION WITH SRT TM LDR AND REINTEGRATION PHASE II TEAM 3.B.(5)(B) ARRANGE COORD MEETING PRIOR DEPARTURE 3.B.(5)(C) COORD FLIGHT BOOKINGS 3.B.(5)(D) ARRANGE TWO GLOBAL CELLULAR PHONES FOR TEAM ?PAGE 5 RCCLHBF2048 CONFIDENTIAL 3.B.(6) J4 HSS 3.B.(6)(A) PROVIDE ONE MBR 3.B.(7) CFPSA 3.B. (7) (A) PROVIDE ONE MBR 3.B.(8) J6 COORD 3.B. (8) (A) PROVIDE RECCE TEAM WITH TWO SECURE IRIDIUM PHONES AND TWO STU III 3.B.(9) J5 PK POL 3.B. (9) (A) CONFIRM MOU/AGREEMENTS WITH 3.B.(10) CA JTFSWA 3.B.(10)(A) PROVIDE ONE MBR 3.B.(10)(B) PROVIDE COORDINATED BG/NCE INTENTION FOR PHASE II BG REINTEGRATION 3.C. COORD INSTRUCTIONS 3.C.(1) TIMINGS. DETAILED TIMINGS WILL BE PROMULGATED WHEN KNOWN 3.C.(1)(A) 23 MAY 02 - STRAT RECCE COORDMEETING 0830 HRS, J3 INTL 1 BULLPEN, 12TH FLOOR CBS, 101 COL BY DRIVE 3.C.(1)(B) AS SOON AS POSSIBLE - STRAT RECCE DEPARTS OTTAWA VIA CAL 3.C.(1)(C) RECCE IN 3.C.(1)(D) RECCE TRANSIT TO VIA US AIRLIFT CONFIDENTIAL 000112 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act • s.15(1) Def ‘S,i9(ij; CONHDENTIAl“~~“““" ?PAGE 6 RCCLHBF2048 CONFIDENTIAL 3.C.(1)(E) RECCE INH 3.C.(1)(F) RTN TRANSIT TO 3.C. (1) (G) O/C EST DEPARTURE PLUS SEVEN DAYS - RTN TRANSIT TO OTTAWA 3.C.(2) RECCE TEAM PARTICULARS (READ IN 10 COLUMNS: SN/RANK/GVEN NAMES/SURNAME/POSN/SEC LVL/DOB/POB/PPN/EXP DATE): 3.C.(2)(A) /LCOL/DENIS JOSEPH/BOIVIN/REDEPLOYMENT TAV CO/ 3.C.(2)(B) /LCOL/PAUL REGIS/MORNEAULT/J1 COORD/ 3.C.(2)(C) /CDR/RONALD WALTER/WOJCIK/J4 HSS/ 3.C.(2)(D) /MAJ/DAVE/YOST/J4 MOV/: 3.C.(2)(E) MAJ/SHEILAH LYNNE/STEVENS/J8 FIN COORD/ 3.C.(2)(F) /MR/HAROLD RANDOLPH/HELGASON/CFPSA/ 3.C.(2)(G) /MAJ/SCOTT DOUGLAS/BAKER/NCE J5 LOG/ 3.C.(2)(H) /MAJ/PETER RONALD/KOURI/J3 INTL/ ?PAGE 7 RCCLHBF2048 CONFIDENTIAL 3.C.(2) (I) 'MAJ/MICHAEL/HENDRIGAN/J4 LOG/ 4. SVC SP 4.A. CLOTHING. COMBINATION OF CBTS AND CIVILIAN CLOTHES. IPE NOT REQD 4.B. DOCS. FOLLOWING DOCS WILL BE BROUGHT INTO THEATRE 4.B.(1) MIL ID DISCS 4.B.(2) MIL ID 4.B.(3) VALID BLUE OR GREEN PASSPORT 4.B.(4) VACCINATIONS BOOKLET 4.C. TN. CAL AUTH. COORD BOOKINGS WILL BE DONE BY J3 INTL 1-4 4.D. FIN. ALL EXPENDITURES IN SUPPORT OF THE REINTEGRATION RECCE ARE TO BE CHARGED TO FUND CENTER 4915AA, COST CENTER 4924AA, FUND C101 APPLICABLE GL AND INTERNAL ORDER 604040. UNITS IN POSSESSION OF THEIR OWN IO ARE TO LINK TO THE NATIONAL IO GROUP QUOTE OP APOLLO UNQUOTE. 4.E. MED/DENT. RECCE MBRS TO BE MED/DENT FIT. CORE IMMUNIZATIONS IAW REFS B AND C. NO SPECIAL IMMUNIZATIONS OR MALARIA CHEMO PROPHYLAXIS REQUIRED. ROLE ONE AND TWO WILL BE PROVIDED BY LOCAL HEALTH SERVICES BT #2048 266143 1422331 VDAM032 DELIVERED ?♦ CONFIDENTIAL 000113 �CONFIDENTIAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information PAACZYUW RCCLHBF2049 1422243-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P R 222145Z MAY 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//JI COORD/J3 INTL/J3 LAND OPS/J4 LOG/J4 M0V/J4 HSS/J5 PK POL/J5 LEGAL OPS/J6 COORD/J8 FIN COORD// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CMS/CAS/CLS/ADM HR MIL/ADM MAT/ADM POL/ADM FIN CS/ADM IM/DGIMOSD/EA DCDS/MSO MND/EA CDS/EA DM/EA VCDS/DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/DHH/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/J3 INTL 1/J3 COORD/J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NBC/J5 PA COORD/J5 NATO POL/J6 IO/J6 OPS/J7 DOC AND TRG// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON//COMD/J3/J3 LAND/J5 PLANS// RCWPDRA/3 PPCLI EDMONTON//CO REAR PARTY// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2 DG INT// ZEN/CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/COS// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A4/AOC// ?PAGE 2 RCCLHBF2049 CONFIDENTIAL ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//COMD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOG COY DOHA//CO// RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO// BT CONFIDENTIAL COS J3 2409 SECTION 2 OF 3 FACILITIES 5. COMD AND SIGNALS 5.A. DIRLAUTH RECCE TEAM/NCE/BG/J3 INTL FOR REDEPLOYMENT/REINTEGRATION ISSUES ONLY 5.B. POCS 5.B.(1) J3 INTL 1-2, LCDR DEWAR (613)995-3653 5.B.(2) J3 INTL 1-4, CAPT ROLLIN (613)996-1338 5.B.(3) NCE J5, LCOL MINOR (813)827-1284 5.B.(4) NCE J3 LAND, MAJ SHARPE (813)827-1413 5.B.(5) BG DCO, AJ BORLAND (613)996 7811 (TRUNK 2182, EXT 4101) ?PAGE 3 RCCLHBF2049 CONFIDENTIAL 5.B.(6) BG COMD LO JTFSWA, CAPT HYNES (613)996-7811 (TRUNK 2182, EXT 4103) END OF ENGLISH TEXT/DEBUT DU TEXTE FRANCAIS SUJET : OP APOLLO - RECO STRATEGIQUE POUR REDEPLOIEMENT DU GT DU 3 PPCLI 1. SITUATION. LE GT DU 3 PPCLI SE REDEPLOIERA AU CANADA SELON LA REF D, LE CEM J3 DEPLOIERA UNE RECO STRATEGIQUE 2. MISSION. CONDUIRE UNE RECO STRAT DU ISB ET DES EMPLACEMENTS POTENTIELS POUR REINTEGRATION PH II POUR REDEPLOIEMENT DU GT DU 3 O- a. £ > o O UJ M Q. O a. o > rxi UJ rxj <3 * o o * * SI: o oI o O <o <0 000114 CONFIDENT! At- ____ x CE X t- �s.15(1)Def Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information CC1HDENT8AL PPCLI 3. EXECUTION 3.A. CONCEPT DES OPS. LA RECO SERA CONDUITE SELON LA REF A. LA RECO SE DEPLOIERA AU ISB PROPOSE DE POUR RF.DFPTOTEMENT DU PERS ET EQPT DU GT DU 3 PPCLI. EN ROUTE, SERA EVALUE COMME EMPLACEMENT POTENTIEL POUR REINTEGRATION PHASE II. LA RECO DOIT INCLURE LES REP SUIVANTS : CMDT VAT REDEPLOIEMENT (CHEF SRT), J8 FIN, J4 MOUV, J4 LOG, ENC, J4 SSS, ASPFC, JI COORD, J3 INTL. LA RECO SE DEPLOIERA A PAR VOL COMMERCIAL PUIS PAR TPT AERIEN AMERICAIN VERS UNE RECO D UN TROISIEME EMPLACEMENT POUR REINTEGRATION PHASE II POURRAIT ETRE REQUIS ET SERA EFFECTUE PAR L EQUIPE DE : JI ?PAGE 4 RCCLHBF2049 CONFIDENTIAL COORD, J3 INTL, ASPFC ET J4 SSS UNIQUEMENT. LA RECO SERA EFFECTUEE EN QUATRE (4) PHASES : 3.A.(1) PHASE UN - REUNION DE COORDINATION A OTTAWA 3.A.(1) PHASE DEUX - RECO QUITTE OTTAWA POUR RECO DES INSTALLATIONS DE 3.A. (2) PHASE TROIS - ^^■VERS RECO DES INSTALLATIONS 3.A. (3) PHASE QUATRE - REDEPLOIEMENT VERS OTTAWA. RECO D UN TROISIEME EMPLACEMENT SI NECESSAIRE 3.B. TACHES 3.B.(1) J4 LOG 3.B.(1)(A) FOURNIR CHEF SRT ET UN MBRE 3.B.(1)(B) DETERMINER DISPONIBILITE ET ACCES DE SECTEUR DE RECEPTION/NETTOYAGE, SECTEUR DE RASSEMBLEMENT POUR NAVIRES 3.B.(1) (C) COORD R ET Q POUR RECO 3.B.(2) J4 MOUV 3.B.(2)(A) FOURNIR UN MBRE 3.B.(2)(B) EXAMINER LES BESOINS REQUIS ET LES RESSOURCES DISPONIBLES POUR PERMETTRE LA COORD DU TPT MARITIME/AERIEN DE VERS LE CANADA 3.B.(3) J8 FIN COORD 3.B. (3) (A) FOURNIR UN MBRE ?PAGE 5 RCCLHBF2049 CONFIDENTIAL 3.B.(3)(B) COORD TOUS LES ARRANGEMENTS FINANCIERS (CONTRAT DE TRAITEMENT DES FACTURES, ETC) 3.B.(4) JI COORD 3.B.(4)(A) FOURNIR UN MBRE POUR DIRIGER LA PLANIFICATION DE LA REINTEGRATION PHASE II 3.B.(5) J3 INTL 3.B.(5)(A) FOURNIR UN MBRE POUR AGIR COMME COORD D EQUIPE ET PRODUIRE L E RAPPORT DE RECO EN COORD AVEC CHEF D EQUIPE SRT ET EQUIPE REINTEGRATION PHASE II 3.B.(5)(B) ARRANGER REUNION DE COORD AVANT DEPART 3.B.(5)(C) COORD RESERVATIONS DE VOL 3.B.(5)(D) ARRANGER POUR OBTENIR DEUX TELEPHONES CELLULAIRES GLOBAUX POUR L EQUIPE 3.B.(6) J4 SSS 3.B.(6)(A) FOURNIR UN MBRE 3.B.(7) ASPFC 3.B.(7)(A) FOURNIR UN MBRE 3.B.(8) J6 COORD 3.B.(8)(A) FOURNIR A L EQUIPE RECO DEUX TELEPHONES PROTEGES IRIDIUM ET DEUX STU III CONHDENT6AL 000115 �s.V5(1) Def s.19(1) CONFIDENTIAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information ?PAGE 6 RCCLHBF2049 CONFIDENTIAL 3.B.(9) J5 POL MP 3.B.(9)(A) CONFIRMER PE/ACCORDS AVEC 3.B.Q0) CA JTFSWA 3.B.(10)(A) FOURNIR UN MBRE 3.B.(10)(B) FOURNIR INTENTION COORDONNEE DU GT/ENC POUR REINTEGRATION PHASE II DU GT 3.C. INSTRUCTIONS DE COORD 3.C.(1) HORAIRE. A ETRE DETERMINER 3.C.(1)(A) 23 MAI 02 - REUNION DE COORD RECO STRAT 0830 HRES, SALLE CONF DU J3 INTL 1, 12E ETAGE BCS, 101 COL BY DRIVE 3.C.(1)(B) PLUTOT POSSIBLE - DEPART RECO STRAT OTTAWA VIA VOL COMMERCIAL 3.C.(1)(C) RECO DE 3.C. (1) (D) RECO TRANSITE VERS VIA TPT AERIEN US 3.C.(1)(E) RECO DE 3.C.(1)(F) TRANSIT DE RETOUR VERS 3.C.(1)(G) 0/C ENVIRON SEPT JOURS APRES DEPART - TRANSIT DE RETOUR VERS OTTAWA 3.C.(2) DETAILS DE L EQUIPE RECO (LIRE EN 10 COLONNES : NM/GRADE/PRENOMS/NOM/POSTE/NIVEAU SECUR/DDN/LDN/NO PASSEPORT/DATE ?PAGE 7 RCCLHBF2049 CONFIDENTIAL EXPIRATION) : 3.C. (2) (A) /LCOL/DENIS JOSEPH/BOIVIN/CMDT VAT REDEPLOIEMENT/ 3.C.(2)(B) /LCOL. 3.C.(2)(C) /CDR/RONALD WALTER/WOJCIK/J4 SSS/ 3.C.(2)(D) /MAJ/DAVE/YOST/J4 MOUV/ 3.C.(2)(E) /MAJ/SHEILAH LYNNE/STEVENS/J8 FIN COORD/ 3.C.(2)(F) /M/HAROLD RANDOLPH/HELGASON/ASPFC/ 3.C.(2)(G) /MAJ/SCOTT DOUGLAS/BAKER/ENC J5 LOG/ 3.C.(2)(H) /MAJ/PETER RONALD/KOURI/J3 INTL/ 3.C.(2)(I) /MAJ/MICHAEL/HENDRIGAN/J4 LOG/ 4. SVC SOUTIEN BT #2049 VDAM003 DELIVERED ?♦ 1430100 UL REGIS/MORNEAULT/J1 COORD/ 266263 000116 �CONFIDENTIAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information © PAACZYUW RCCLHBF2050 1422243-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P R 222145Z MAY 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//JI COORD/J3 INTL/J3 LAND OPS/J4 L0G/J4 M0V/J4 HSS/J5 PK POL/J5 LEGAL 0PS/J6 C00RD/J8 FIN COORD// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//C0MD/C0S/J3// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CMS/CAS/CLS/ADM HR MIL/ADM MAT/ADM POL/ADM FIN CS/ADM IM/DGIMOSD/EA DCDS/MSO MND/EA CDS/EA DM/EA VCDS/DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/DHH/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/J3 INTL 1/J3 COORD/J3 NAVAL OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NBC/J5 PA COORD/J5 NATO P0L/J6 IO/J6 OPS/J7 DOC AND TRG// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON//COMD/J3/J3 LAND/J5 PLANS// RCWPDRA/3 PPCLI EDMONTON//CO REAR PARTY// RCESCGA/3 CSG MONTREAL//CO// RCESCGA/4 CFMCU MONTREAL RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT 0TTAWA//J2 DG INT// ZEN/CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/COS// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A4/AOC// ?PAGE 2 RCCLHBF2050 CONFIDENTIAL ZE/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//COMD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO// RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//WCOMD/WOPSO// BT CONFIDENTIAL COS J3 2409 FINAL SECTION OF 3 4.A. HABILLEMENT. COMBINAISON DE COMBAT ET TENUE CIVILE. EPI NON REQUIS 4.B. DOCS. LES DOCS SUIVANTS SERONT APPORTES EN THEATRE 4.B.(1) DISQUES ID MIL 4.B.(2) CARTE ID MIL 4.B.(3) PASSEPORT VALIDE BLEU OU VERT 4.B.(4) CARNET DE VACCINATIONS 4.C. TPT. VOL COMMERCIAL AUTORISE. COORD RESERVATION SERA FAIT PAR J3 INTL 1-4 4.D. FIN. TOUTES LES DEFENSES EN SOUTIEN A LA RECO DE REINTEGRATION 0- O ?PAGE 3 RCCLHBF2050 CONFIDENTIAL DOIVENT ETRE FACTUREES AU CENTRE DE FOND 4915AA, CENTRE DE COUT 4924AA, FOND C101 GL APPLICABLE ET ORDRE INTERNE 604040. LES UNITES EN POSSESSION DE LEUR PROPRE IO DOIVENT LE LIER AU GROUPE IO NATIONAL CIT OP APOLLO FINCIT 4. E. MED/DENT. LES MBRES RECO DOIVENT ETRE EN CONDITION MED/DENT. IMMUNISATIONS DE BASE SELON REF B ET C. AUCUNE IMMUNISATIONS SPECIALES OU CHIMIO PROPHYLAXIE CONTRE LA MALARIA REQUISE. ROLE UN ET DEUX SERA FOURNI PAR INSTALLATIONS DES SERVICES DE SANTE LOCAUX 5. COMD ET TRANS CL O CL Q_ > > o o v\ Q > Id bJ > Id bJ ui rxi ui bJ ■A * * * * bo bo 1— bo o u c"> CONFIDENTIAL x I or x 000117 �CONFSDENTIAL . 5. A. DIRLAUTH EQUIPE RECO/ Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information C/GT/J3 INTL POUR QUESTIONS bn REDEPLOIEMENT/REINTEGRATION UNIQUEMENT 5.B. PPG, * 5.g’’.71)\J3 INTL 1-2, LCDR DEWAR, (613) 995-3653 5.B.(2) .J3 INTL 1-4, CAPT ROLLIN, (613) 996-1338 5.B.(3) )ENC J5, LCOL MINOR, (813) 827-1284 5.B. (4) JENC J3 TERRE, MAJ SHARPE, (813) 827-1413 5.B.(5) <CMDT/A GT, MAJ BORLAND, (613) 996-7811 (LIGNE 2182, EXT 4101) 5.B.(6) OL CMDT GT JTFSWA, CAPT HYNES, (613) 996-7811 (LIGNE 2182, EXT 4103) ?PAGE 4 RCCLHBF2050 CONFIDENTIAL FIN DU TEXTE FRANCAIS BT #2050 VDAM033 DELIVERED 1422331 266144 ?♦ COWD£NT8AL 000118 �.• Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act iment divulgue en vertu de la Lol sur I'acces a /'information CONFIDENTIAL RAACZYUW RCCLHBF2052 1430635-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC R 222000Z MAY 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//COS J3// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN CS)/ ADM (IM)/DGIMOSD/J1 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// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3/J3 AIR// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3 FE/A4// RCWBOCA/AOC WINNIPEG RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON//COMD// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CMS/CLS/CAS/MSO MND/EA CDS/EA DM/EA VCDS/ EA DCDS/DGPA/DGIIP/DPFL/NDLCC/NDMCC/DHH/J7 LL/DCBA/ RCCPDMA/NDHQ INT OTTAWA//J2 DG INT// ZEN/CFMG HQ OTTAWA//COMD/COS// RUCJAAC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCCC/CCDC/CCJ3/CCJ5/ CCJ3 AIR/CCJ3 NAVAL/CCJ5 SP// ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA lit, hayf l 3 te>7 ST c rs7 oc. ?PAGE 2 RCCLHBF2052 CONFIDENTIAL 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//COMD/WOPSO// RCECGGA/WOC GREENWOOD RCEOOQA/12 WG HQ SHEARWATER//COMD/WOPSO// RCEOPRA/WOC SHEARWATER RCWEFSA/19 WG COMOX//COMD/WOPSO// RCWEFSA/WOC COMOX RCCROBA/8 WG TRENTON//COMD/WOPSO// RCCROBA/WOC TRENTON RCEKMNA/1 CEU MONCTON//CO/DCO// ZEN/FIOG OTTAWA//COMD// RCCRGQA/CFJSR KINGSTON//CO// RCCETW/CDAO ISRAEL RCCEIBA/CDAO PAKISTAN RCCENDI/CDAO INDIA RCCERYA/CDAO SAUDI ARABIA ?PAGE 3 RCCLHBF2052 CONFIDENTIAL RCCENAT/BNATO//MILREP// RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON DC//COMD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO/OPS 0// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO/OPS 0// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO/OPS 0// , ft* Ot'Z RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO/OPS 0 RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//OC// TX CONFIDENTIAL) CCT #4cq>^> ZEV OPQsF CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP —000119 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sur I'occes a /'information RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAx//OC// BT CONFIDENT -AL CONFIDENTIAL COS J3 273 THIS IS A COORDINATED COS J3/CAS MESSAGE SUBJ: ROTATION (ROTO) ORDER - OPERATION (OP) APOLLO ROTO ONE LONG RANGE PATROL DETACHMENT (LRP DET) REFS: A. TITAN E MAIL FROM LRP DET CO 19 MAR 02 LRP ROTO DETAILED PLAN B. DCDS 015 232345Z JAN 02 FRAG 0 014 OP APOLLO ROTATION ONE OF OP APOLLO UNITS AND PERS C. CDS 095 282000Z OCT 01 CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) OP APOLLO ?PAGE 4 RCCLHBF2052 CONFIDENTIAL D. COS J3 165 101235Z APR 02 OP APOLLO VISA PROCESSING FOR THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (UAE) - AMENDMENT TO ANNEX H TO CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) - LOGISTICS E. COS J3 247 081955Z MAY 02 - OP APOLLO NATIONAL SUPPORT UNIT (NSU) ROTATION CONCEPT 1. SITUATION. NO CHANGE FROM REF C 2. MISSION. CONDUCT ROTO ONE OF THE OP APOLLO LRP DET, ELEMENTS OF THE NSU AND AL MINHAD NCCIS DET 3. EXECUTION 3.A. CONCEPT OF OPS. THE ROTO WILL BE CONDUCTED IN FOUR CHALKS DURING THE PERIOD 28 JUN - 14 JUL 02. THE LRP DET WILL ROTATE SELECTED ELEMENTS AS OUTLINED AT REF A VIA NORMALLY SCHEDULED SUSTAINMENT FLIGHTS DEPARTING CANADA 28 JUN, 5 AND 12 JUL. THE REMAINDER OF THE LRP DET AND THOSE ELEMENTS OF THE NSU AND AL MINHAD NCCIS DET WHICH ORIGINALLY DEPLOYED WITH THE LRP DET WILL ROTATE VIA A DEDICATED CC150 AIRBUS AND AS REQR, ON THE 28 JUN AND 12 JUL SUSTAINMENT FLIGHTS 3.B. TASKS 3.B.(1) 1 CAD 3.B.(1)(A) FORCE GENERATE LRP DET ROTO ONE IAW CFTPO ?PAGE 5 RCCLHBF2052 CONFIDENTIAL 3.B.(1)(B) DECLARE LRP DET ROTO ONE OPREAD FOR DEPLOYMENT 3.B.(1)(C) PROVIDE AIRLIFT SUPPORT AS COORD BY J4 MOV 3.B.(1)(D) FORCE GENERATE SPECIFIED MEMBERS OF THE NSU AS SPECIFIED IN CFTPO 3.B.(2) CA JTFSWA 3.B.(2)(A) EMPLOY LRP DET ROTO ONE AS PER REF C 3.B.(2)(B) CONDUCT RECEPTION, STAGING AND ONWARD INTEGRATION (RSOI) FOR LRP DET ROTOONE 3.B. (2) (C) CONFIRM THAT HANDOVER OF ACTIVE CFSSU ACCOUNTS AND VEHS ARE COMPLETED BETWEEN OUTGOING AND INCOMING ROTOS BY OPREAD FOR EMPLOYMENT DATE 3.B.(2)(D) CONVENE CHANGE OF COMMAND BOARD OF INQUIRY AND ENSURE THAT COPIES OF BOARD OF INQUIRY CF 152 MATERIAL ADJUSTMENTS ARE ARCHIVED WITH THE NSU 3.B.(2)(E) ENSURE THAT LRP DET ROTO ONE ACTIONS THE CLOSURE OF UNUSED CFSSU ACCOUNTS FOR LRP DET UIC 4923 BY 03 AUG 02 3.B.(2)(F) DECLARE LRP DET ROTO ONE OPREAD FOR EMPLOYMENT 3.B.(3) CFJOG. FORCE GENERATE NCCIS DET AL MINHAD ROTO ONE 3.C. COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS 3.C.(1) TIMINGS CONHDENTIIAL 000120 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sur I'acces a I'information CONFIDENTIAL ?PAGE 6 RCCLHBF2052 CONFIDENTIAL 3.C. (1) (A) LRP DET ROTO ONE DECLARED OPREAD FOR DEPLOYMENT - NLT 26 JUN 02 3.C.(1)(B) LRP DET ROTO ONE CHALK ONE DEPLOYS - 28 JUN 02 ON 3.C.(1)(C) LRP DET, NSU AND NCCIS ELEMENTS DEPLOY ON CHALK TWO OR ABOUT 3 JUL 02 3.C.(1)(D) LRP DET ROTO ONE CHALK THREE DEPLOYS - 05 JUL 02 3.C.(1)(E) LRP DET ROTO ONE CHALK FOUR DEPLOYS - 12 JUL 02 3.C.(1)(F) LRP DET ROTO ONE DECLARED OPREAD FOR EMPLOYMENT - NLT 16 JUL 02 3.C. (1) (G) A DETAILED FLIGHT ITINERARY TO BE PROMULGATED BY J4 MOV/1 CAD 3.C.(2) MOV INSTRUCTION. A SEPARATE MOV INSTRUCTION WILL BE PROMULGATED BY J4 MOV 3. D. VISAS. IAW REF D 4. SERVICE SUPPORT 4.A. NO CHANGE FROM REF C 4.B. ROTO ZERO PERS. CA JTFSWA TO PROVIDE A LIST OF LRP DET, NSU AND NCCIS DET ROTO ZERO PERS DEPLOYED IN AND OUT OF THE MISSION AREA FOR OPERATIONAL PERS VERIFICATION. PERS PARTICULARS AND ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE DATES FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL ARE TO BE INCLUDED AND ?PAGE 7 RCCLHBF2052 CONFIDENTIAL FORWARDED TO JI COORD 4.C. MOV 4.C.(1) APOE - HALIFAX AND 8 WING TRENTON 4. C.(2) APOD - FUJAIRAH, UAE 5. COMMAND AND SIGNALS 5.A. NO CHANGE FROM REF C 5.B. POC 5.B.(1) MAJ J.J MALEJCZUK, J3 INTL 2-1, (613) 992-2431 5.B.(2) MAJ B. RUTTEN, D AIR FE 2-3 (613) 995-2336 5.B.(3) MAJ D. YOST, J4 MOV PLANS, (613) 996-0974 5.B.(4) MAJ M. HENDRIGAN, J4 LOG OPS 3, (613) 996-3766 5.B.(5) CAPT S.G. MILLER, JI OPS, (613) 995-7242 5.B.(6) MAJ K. FERDINAND, CA JTFSWA, (813) 827-1090 5.C. DIR LN AUTH BT #2052 VDAM017 DELIVERED 1430925 267272 ?♦ CONFIDENTIAL 000121 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI L Edmunds) From: Sent: To: s.15(1) Def Subject: CA LO TM CFLCC (Col M Hodgson) [kuwsrt1@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ] 18 May 2002 12:31 PM 'NCE J3 Land Op Apollo Tampa (Maj SJ Sharpe)'; "Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; "Shared (Kandahar BG FSG) Op Apollo; '"Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo'; '"Shared (NCE Commander Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; "Shared (NCE J1 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; "Shared (NCE J4 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; "Shared (NCE J8 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; "Shared (NCE Ops Center Watch) Op Apollo; "Shared (CA LO Det Bagram) Op Apollo; Gosselin Col JPYD (NCE COS) Op Apollo; 'Egglefield Maj JYD (PM)Op Apollo'; 'Izatt Maj EM (TF Engr Advisor)Op Apollo'; Minor LCol MM (NCE J5) Op Apollo; Ferguson Maj GK (J6)Op Apollo; Garriock Maj TJ(J9 )Op Apollo; 'Kandahar BG Ops LO (Capt BT Hynes)'; Perron LCol JJG (Legal Advisor) Op Apollo; (J2 )Op Apollo'; 'Murphy Capt(N) RD (NCE J3) Op Apollo'; 'NCE J1 Op Apollo Tampa (Maj KC Pare)'; 'NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks)'; 'NCE J5 Land Shared Op Apollo Tampa (Maj MA Connolly)'; 'NCE J8 Op Apollo Tampa (Capt TD Day)' CFLCC LO Det Contact Numbers 1 MAY i 9 2002 IFJ| -I CONTACT NUMBERS.doc Find attached the current contact list for the CFLCC LO Det. should be directed to LCol Bergeron during the absence of Col Hodgson. SLO contact "Signed" J. Yorke Major CA JTFSWA Kuwait LO Det SI RXC& TX 1 CCT# 7S'/ OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP —000122 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information A CANADIAN FORCES TASK FORCE SOUTH WEST ASIA NATIONAL COMMAND ELEMENT KUWAIT LIAISON OFFICER DETATCHMENT The following tables outline contact numbers for Liaison Detachment personnel and the recommended contact sequence during the periods of 0800-1700 hrs and 1700-0800 hrs. Contact Numbers: DSN NAME s.15(1) s.19(1) COLONEL HODGSON CELLULAR NON-SECURE 011-965-798-0337 COIC LO Det Office 318-438-4327-Quarters TITAN UNCLAS E-MAIL o LCOL BERGERON COIC LO Det Office 011-965-794-6229 MAJOR MCKILLIP Not secure MAJOR YORKE CPL EMMONS I__________ 011-965-794-6213 C4 Trans Office__________ LO Det Control Office 318-438-6201 Not secure 318-438-6202 Not secure SECURE FAX LOC IN THE COIC 011-965-794-5825 000123 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information .« SLO contact sequence between 0800 - 1700 hours: a. Primary: LO Det - COIC at DSN 438-6203. Manned by the CpI from 0900-1100 hrs daily. b. Secondary: LO Det Control Office at DSN 318-438-6101/6102; and c. Alternate: Individual LO at their cell phone number. LO contact sequence between 0800-1700 hours: a. Primary: through the assigned DSN workplace number; b. Secondary: through the LO Control Office; and c. Alternate: Individual LO at their cell phone number. LO contact between 1700 - 0800 Hours: a. Primary - LO Det - COIC at DSN 438-6203; b. Secondary: Control Office - DSN 438-4768 or DSN 438-6201/6202. Primary loc of the CpI who will act as the office coord; c. Alternate: Individual LO at their cell phone number. If unable to contact the SLO - through Maj Yorke; and d. Fax coordination through DSN 438-6203, individual cell phone number or LO Det Control Office at DSN 318-438- 6101/6102. 000124 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur t'accis a I'information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI L Edmunds) From: Sent: To: Subject: MWC1 CA LO DET BAGRAM OP APOLLO (COMMCEN) [ba< 18 May 2002 11:20 AM Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca RE: SUPPORT LO DET BAGRAM MAY I s 2002 Thanks for the effort but the PX here is starting to improve (they acXuallyhave soft drinks for sale about every other day now) and are far better than when we put in our initial request for canteen supplies. All that to say, please stand down on the request for stock. Again, thanks for the time put towards this. I also want to acknowledge your SITREP on our other requests. It's nice to see some things moving. You'll understand when I say that the 110V items (fridge, air conditioners,etc)are also very important to us and I hope that they arrive your location soon. o J.C. Collin Col Senior Canadian Officer Afghanistan 873-383-026-281 ---- Original Message---From: NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpl JF Langlais) [mailto:ltdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 18 May 2002 07:25 To: bagralo@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca Subject: FW: SUPPORT LO DET BAGRAM For Maj Turenne Carl, Have spoken to our Fin expert re funding of your NPF goodies. He has the capability of deducting an amount of money from the pay account of each member of your Det to put toward canteen supplies. I understand you have six pers in your Det. I propose that we deduct $50 Canadian (or a different amount if you wish) from each member's pay account, which will give us $300 to buy canteen supplies. If you agree, I'll need the last three of each person's SN, their rank, name and initials. If you can provide this info in the next three hours or so, we'll have just enough time to buy the supplies and get them in the shipment tonight. Bruce ---- Original Message---From: NCCIS Lt Det 2 (Cpl L Edmunds) [mailto:Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 'S. Sent: 17 May 2002 19:14 To: *bagralo@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca'; 'Brooks LCol L (NCE J4) Op Apollo' Cc: *Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Subject: RE: SUPPORT LO DET BAGRAM CL CL Q. LU > u> r-. U1 OJ Bagram for Maj Turenne, NSU Ops for DCO NSU LCol Ritchie Carl, O O > I have to begin by apologizing to you and Col Collin for our slow r^g sons; to your requirements. Your requests are now back on the rails and I have the following information for you: * * I— a . I have no knowledge of or information on any agreement with the US tb tH o o O o o o 1 c a X I or 0. o > UJ rx; * <3 O x 000125 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information Such an agreement would have to provide your medical, water, rations etc. be negotiated between NCE and CENTCOM. J4, are you able to shed any light on this? b. The requirement for a Gator must be identified in an Urgent Operational Requirement (UOR) which you must substantiate and staff up the Ops chain for approval. Once approved, it will be purchased in Canada, as there are none available locally, and then it will be shipped through us to you. For information, the BG has a quantity of Gators approved by NCE but awaiting DCDS approval. That approval is apparently pending a decision on rotation versus redeployment for the BG; c. I expect the first shipment, with most of the items on your initial request, to leave here 18 May. We will provide an Aircraft Departure Advice message to you as soon as we have the transportation details. The items not included in this initial shipment are as follows: (1) 30 ea folders Confd/Prot A/Prot B/Prot C - none in SLOC Coy stock. Ordered from Canada; (2) 3 x new diesel jerry cans - none in SLOC Coy stock. Ordered from Canada; (3) 3 x air conditioners 110V - none in SLOC Coy stock and none available for local purchase. Purchased by 3 CSG Montreal, awaiting shipment; (4) lx refrigerator 110V - none in SLOC Coy stock and none available for local purchase. Purchased by 3 CSG Montreal, in transit; (5) AFN compatible satellite dish - only available through US sources. We have no means to provide this item; (6) 4 x Motorolas - we have requested these on your behalf and are awaiting NCE approval for purchase in Canada; (7) Pop, chips and non-perishable goodies - our finance staff are working on how this will be funded, since it will be an NPF operation in your location, with supplies purchased and provided from here. Will keep you posted, and expect to send transport details 18 May. Bruce -------- Original Message---From: CA LO DET BAGRAM OP APOLLO (COMMCEN) [mailto:bagralo@j c2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 17 May 2002 07:28 To: *Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo Cc: *Shared (NCE J4 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; *Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Subject: SUPPORT LO DET BAGRAM For Maj Fitzsimmons Bruce, We have sent comments back on a draft support plan for the LO Dets which you are probably aware of. This plan confirms the point of contact as being you for the Bagram LO Det. I have a concern I want to raise. The plan confirms the US will be providing basic needs : Med, Water, Rations etc.. Is there a written agreement with the US to confirm this? I raise this issue because MCpl Forshaw, the LtDet IC, is getting fuel and transportation from the US to refuel generators and to provide general transportation for fuel and kit. The US are becoming more reluctant with the massive rotation of forces about to begin, This will have a severe impact on us if they ever decide to cut us off. The fuel point is 2 km from our camp. This said, I would appreciate if you could confirm/action the following: Confirm agreement with US and provide for future ref when required; Transportation has clearly been based unacceptable, we need to pull our own weight, for fuel several times a week and for kit when us with ref or copy of agreement on US goodwill, this is Transportation is required visitors arrive. However, A 2 000126 �> Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information full size vehicle is not required, but a Gator type vehicle would be appropriate. - When is our first shipment of our initial request coming In? Carl Turenne Maj LO CJTF Mtn - Bagram 3 000127 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Lol sur I'acc&s a /'information 3350-2 (Ops O) May 02 64 AEG/GSFS EAL AMENDMENT - ROYAL EMIRI AF BASE 1. The Strategic Line of Communication Company is being visited by Canadian Forces personnel for the purpose of conducting a Staff Assistance Visit during the period 18 May to 19 May 02. 2. It is requested that the following personnel be added to the Entry Access List (EAL) of SLOC Coy personnel for the Qatar Royal Emiri Airforce Base, and Camp Snoopy; read in four columns, Name, First Name Initials, Rank, SN: s.19(1) a. Brooks Leo LCol 3. Should you have any questions related to this request, please contact the undersigned. Your assistance in this matter is appreciated. I S.S. Bridge, Capt DCO 247-1063 000128 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information s.15(1) Def NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) [Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 15 May 2002 8:31 AM ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo 'ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca' RE: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: HAY 1 6 2GG2 C7 For LCol Ritchie. - I Ma'am, OC SLOC asked me to follow up on this issue. I verified with the US Joint Logistics Operations Center here at Camp Snoopy that on average there are four (4) weekly flights to Bagram. However, they are rarely direct flights. Further, loose cargo (less than one ac pallet) should not be difficult to manifest unless it contains DC. As for provision of Integral Sp for Class V Ammo. Please note that since SLOC Coy does not have an Ammo Tech, no capability to inspect prior to packaging and subsequent issue for shipment exists. This info has been previously advised to CA JTFSWA J4 Staff. As a result, I have verified that US forces also use 9mm ball ammo for their personal sidearm. It is recommended that the LO Det receive daily maint cbt sups from their host US forces along with the request that coord be effected to enable this sp to be provided. Barring that, the FSG has Ammo Tech pers on establishment with sufficient stocks to provide Class V sp. SLOC Coy confirms the capability to provide Class II Gen & Tech. For Class VI Amenities, SLOC Coy purchased a 21 Inch TV/DVD unit for the detachment. It is being prepared for shipment. Request clarification WRT combat kit. If it means IPE and PPE, then SLOC Coy, at present, does not have stocks of these items. Demands have been raised but are still outstanding. Should you have need for further info, please contact the undersigned. P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops O (Secure) —Original Message— From: NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks) [mailto:ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 10 May 2002 17:08 To: ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Cc: ‘Shared (NCE J1 Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo Subject: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS RX tx For LCol Ritchie, 1 OP cct #-rrr<kO zev j/oq^op CCT# Karen we spoke. ZEV OCT# CCT# CJZ- ZEV OP ZEV OP 000129 �Document disclosed unde^nwcces^cHnformatTorttc^^ Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information X The support to the LO Dets is an issue that requires our collective attention to resolve. Once we have all had a chance to consider the locations of the various dets, we should be able to identify a support plan that we can put in place to effect their continued communications, logistics and administrative support so they can perform their functions on behalf of NCE. You will receive separately (to the NSU) on Titan and by message the concept of how we are going to develop the support plan for the LO Dets by 14 May. This e-mail is the first of a few follow-up e-mails I expect to send over the next couple of days to effect the coordination of J4 issues. The other J1 through J8 will be handled in this concept development phase by the respective NCE OPIs. Find attached the table indicating the number of LO Dets we have in various locations and the pers that work there. Using the LO Det in Bagram as an example, it should be pretty straight forward to identify the areas of required support and who will provide that support (subj to confirmation of course). For example: a. combat supplies - Daily Maint Ammo (from SLOC) POL, Rats and Water -from US in Bagram? b. Accn - from US in Bagram? c. Gen & Tech Stores - SLOC? d. Combat Kit - SLOC? Can the SLOC tie into coalition aircraft to deliver these things that have to be delivered forward? This LOC may not be as clear for other LO Det locations and may require some hard work and creative thinking to effect. Regards, LCol Leo Brooks J4 NCE CA JTFSWA (813) 827-1488 2 000130 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information [ijjECOTE NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) “ rial I “ NSU Ops Shared Mail, Op Apollo (LCol, K Ritchie) [nsuops@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca] 0,350-1 14 May 2002 2:18 PM ncej4ops@jc2is.jfhq .dnd. ca -----------■’Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J5 P and P Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo’; '‘Shared (NCE J1 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG FSG) Op Apollozx RE: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS co From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: WJ] Proposed Support to NCE LO.doc.. draftmatrix 13 May 02.doc Pls find NSU amendment (in red) to your matrix and a word doc with some specific comments. ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Ops Op Apollo Tampa (Maj AR Thompson) [mailto:neej 4ops@jc2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 12 May 2002 13:02 To: acssf@jc2is.deds.dnd. ca; ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Cc: ‘Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 P and P Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE JI Tampa Fl) Op Apollo Subject: RE: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS Granted. A.R. (Rick) Thompson Maj J4 Ops (813) 827-1488/89 ---- Original Message---From: ACSSF Shared Mailbox (Maj DJ Dorrington) [mailto:acssf@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca] Sent: 12 May 2002 17:10 To: ncej4ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca Cc: ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Subject: RE: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS -L y. O Reviewed Matrix and see no problems. Will work with DCO NSU to add details. We had to change timeline for support concept meeting with SLOC to 13 May 02. Therefore, request one day extension to 1000 z 14 may 04 for our reply. Advise. D. J. Dorrington Maj OC ACSS ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Ops Op Apollo Tampa (Maj AR Thompson) [mailto:neej 4ops@jc2is.j fhq.dnd.ca) Sent: 11 May 2002 14:33 To: ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Cc: ‘Shared (NCE JI Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup 1 CL O CL o Q_ o tL O Al 0 Io > LU NJ I t- > ui NJ > txl NJ > UJ n; * St * o o 8 o oI f— 0 £ £ =ft f— 8 000131 �Document disclosed under the Access toInJormationAc^^ Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Share . (NCE J4 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; *b..ared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J8 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG FSG) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE ACSSF Office) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (FLS Det Fujairah) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo Subject: FW: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS For LCol Ritchie and/or Maj Dorrington, 1. The attached document provides sp matrices for J4 and JI issues. 2. The J4 matrix is a combination of info you provided, the NCE J4 initial idea of what the solution should be, and our best guess. This is a draft planning document and we are very much still in the input stage. If we have got it wrong, let us know. 3. On the other hand, where the matrix makes sense, we now need to get to the next level of granularity: how will the various support be provided and who is the POC for the LO Det? Mostly, the NSU is the service provider so you are in a far better position to tell us how you would work a particular issue than we are. We all need to be prepared to consider "outside the box" solutions (i.e.. FedEx, websites, remote access, etc.) if those are appropriate. We need to identify potential obstacles (i.e.. this idea would work if..) to implementing solutions and to recommend ways around them. 4. Staffing timeline: req your reply NLT 1000Z 13 May 02. A.R. (Rick) Thompson Maj J4 Ops (813) 827-1488/89 ---- Original Message----From: NSU Ops Shared Mail, Op Apollo (LCol, K Ritchie) [mailto:nsuops@j c2is.dcds.dnd.ca] Sent: 11 May 2002 11:58 To: ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca Cc: '‘Shared (NCE JI Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '*Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '* Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; ' *Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo'; “Shared (Qandahar BG Ops) Op Apollo' Subject: RE: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS LCol Brooks, I have reviewed the att, the fol organizations are providing log sp to the LOs: LO Bagram - NSU (SLOC) LO 3 PPCLI - FSG LO CFACC - NSU Minhad RAMCC Ops Offr - although no support has been requested (assume host org is providing) NSU (SLOC) is prepared to provide any Cnd-specific items as required 2 000132 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information All other LOs listed are not currently sp by the NSU. Again, I assume that they are receiving sp from the host organization. Your org chart does not include Maj Phil Barden, LO to the Cnd Embassy in Abu Dhabi...NSU (Minhad) provides log sp to him. ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks) [mailto:neej 4 @jc2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 10 May 2002 17:08 To: ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Cc: ‘Shared (NCE JI Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; *Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; *Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; *Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy CommcenJOp Apollo Subject: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS For LCol Ritchie, Karen we spoke. The support to the LO Dets is an issue that requires our collective attention to resolve. Once we have all had a chance to consider the locations of the various dets, we should be able to identify a support plan that we can put in place to effect their continued communications, logistics and administrative support so they can perform their functions on behalf of NCE. You will receive separately (to the NSU) on Titan and by message the concept of how we are going to develop the support plan for the LO Dets by 14 May. This e-mail is the first of a few follow-up e-mails I expect to send over the next couple of days to effect the coordination of J4 issues. The other JI through J8 will be handled in this concept development phase by the respective NCE OPIs. Find attached the table indicating the number of LO Dets we have in various locations and the pers that work there. Using the LO Det in Bagram as an example, it should be pretty straight forward to identify the areas of required support and who will provide that support (subj to confirmation of course). For example: a. combat supplies - Daily Maint Ammo (from SLOC) POL, Rats and Water -from US in Bagram? b. Accn - from US in Bagram? Gen & Tech Stores - SLOC? c. d. Combat Kit - SLOC? Can the SLOC tie into coalition aircraft to deliver these things that have to be delivered forward? This LOC may not be as clear for other LO Det locations and may require some hard work and creative thinking to effect. Regards, LCol Leo Brooks 3 000133 �Document disclosed under the Access to InformationAc^^ Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information J4 NCE CA JTFSWA (813) 827-1488 4 000134 �Document dfsdosM IW Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information Proposed Support to NCE LO: The NCE LOs will draw support as indicted in the proposed support matrix updated by NSU staff 13 May 02. The basis of support will been drawn from US, 3 PPCLI Battle Group (BG), Host Nation, Economy (Econ) and NSU support elements. Specific NSU support details below: CJTF / CFLCC Bagram (2) - The NSU POC will be OC SLOC providing direct Log support while coordinating Fin and Welfare support from NSU GS Coy on behalf of the LOs. 3 PPCLI Qandahar (1) - This individual is supported fully by BG assets. Assume POC is OC Admin Coy. CJFLCC Kuwait (4) - The NSU POC will be OC GS Coy providing Fin and Welfare direct support while coordinating Log support from NSU ACSS on behalf of the LOs. Note: to date no welfare requests received from LOs, therefore request NCE confirm Welfare support is being received from US sources. CJFMCC Bahrain (4) - NSU FLS provides one member of this LO team. He acts as the Sp POC for the other 3 LOs. CFACC Al Minhad UAE (1) - This LO is co-located with TAL Det and as such will be supported fully by NSU Minhad. POC OC ACSS. RAMCC Al Udeid Qatar (1) - The NSU POC will be OC SLOC providing direct Log support while coordinating Fin and Welfare support from NSU GS Coy on behalf of the LO. Note: to date no welfare requests received from this LO. LO Cdn Embassy Abu Dhabi UAE (1) - The NSU POC will be OC GS Coy providing Fin and Welfare direct support while coordinating Log support from NSU ACSS on behalf of the LO. 000135 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information LO Location & No. of Pers CJTF / CFLCC Bagram (2) 3 PPCLI Qandahar (1) CJFLCC Kuwait (4) CJFMCC Bahrain (4) EUCOM Stuttgart (1) CFACC Al Minhad UAE (1) RAMCC Al Udeid Qatar (1) LO Cdn Embassy Abu Dhabi UAE (1) Nature of Support and Provider Ammunition NSU Combat Supplies Food Water US US POL US Cdn Specific Stores NSU Accn US Fin Sp NSU Accounts NSU Welfare NSU Medical UK POC OC SLOC NSU FSG FSG FSG FSG FSG FSG FSG FSG FSG BG N/A US US US NSU US NSU NSU NSU US OC GS Coy NSU N/A ECON ECON NSU ECON NSU NSU NSU N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Host Ntn Hosp US OC GS Coy NSU N/A ECONOMY (ECON) N/A NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU OC GS Coy NSU NSU US US US NSU US NSU NSU NSU OC SLOC NSU N/A ECON ECON NSU ECON NSU NSU NSU Host Ntn Hosp Host Ntn Hosp ECON N/A OC GS Coy NSU May rely on NSU Med Staff Note 1: The above sp matrix utilizes the assumptions of either proximity to the sp organization or the availability of other means (transport, host nation, etc) for support. Note 2: It is assumed the 3 PPCLI LO is sp by the FSG for all sp. Note 3: For the NSU to sp some of the outlying LOs it is assumed things like finance can be completed via phone, bank cards, e-mail etc. Note 4: The sp for the LO position in Abu Dhabi is NSU. Note 5: Sp for Bagram and Kuwait - it is assumed that intra theatre lift can provide supply sp Note 6: LO Cdn Embassy Abu Dhabi Accn on ECON however Accn available at Al Minhad to facilitate weekly visits with NSU. 000136 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information FBOFOSIEB SB MATBUX Personnel Administration Support to NCE Liaison Officers. Allowances and ____ Benefits | _____ Leave NCE J1 responsible for CTO self-administered. determination of benefits NCE J1 responsible for and this admin. NCE OICJR&R, HLTA, HHT Sp responsible for policy. COS responsible monitoring activation. for approval. NCE J3 URS Kingston responsible for responsible for pay replacement TAV admin. account actions. NSU responsible for 1st line support. PERs NCE JI responsible for policy. COS responsible for Monitoring. Grievances Rotation Welfare Sp 'JSU responsible for 1st line Welfare support in terms of providing newpapaers, movies, magazines and other material welfare items. NCE J8 will describe Welfare cash support plan. Bagram & Qatar can acquire a weekly welfare package going through the SLOC. National policy applies. JTFSWA COS/NCE CO is Unit CO for the purposes of initial submission. DCDS policy applies. NCEJ3 responsible for planning, handover requirements, reception and onward integration. Posn Changes NCE J3 must approve changes. NCE JI staff through NDHQ. AWSE Comd responsible for MCM approvals and Officer recommendations. NCE JI responsible for administration and staffing. Honours Submissions 'd to Comd by ii theatre CO. NCE JI responsible for administration an< onward staffing. 000137 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a /’information © PAAUZYUW RCCPMPA0006 1331324-UUUU--RCCPOHA. ZNR UUUUU P R 13310Z MAY 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL TO RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//LO// ZEN/CA JTFSWA LO DET BAHRAIN RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO/LO// RUEOEGA/COMCFLCC DOHA KUWAIT KU//SLO// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//CO/LO//<SrRCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//CO// INFO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCRGQA/CFB KINGSTON RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR//CO// BT UNCLAS NCE 938 SUBJ: LIAISON OFFICER SUPPORT PLAN REFS: A. EMAIL SCO AFGHANISTAN 10 MAY 02 (NOTAL) B. SITREP CA SLO BAHRAIN 10 MAY 02 (NOTAL) 1. THE PURPOSE OF THI MESSAGE IS TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE NEED FOR IMPROVED LO DETACHMENT SUPPORT AND TO OUTLINE INTENTIONS FOR PRIORITY MAY ) 4 W LV 3350-\ CO PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0006 UNCLAS RESOLUTION. THE NUMBER OF LIAISON DETS HAS INCREASED AND THE SCOPE HAS WIDENED DURING OP APOLLO. THE PERSONNEL TO ESTB THESE LO DETS HAVE BEEN DEPLOYED WITH CLEAR TERMS OF REFERENCE. HOWEVER, SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS HAVE VARIED WITH LOCATION AS IDENTIFIED AT REFS , 2. NCE J3 INTENDS TO PRODUCE A SUPPORT ARRANGEMENT PLAN FOR LO DETS IN THE FORM-OF A FRAG O DETAILING THE REQUIREMENTS FOR FEEDBACK ON THE ISSUES RAISED, AND THE COMMUNICATION, ADMINISTRATIVE AND LOGISTICS SUPPORT NECESSAR TO ALLOW OUR DETS TO PERFORM THEIR MISSION FROM THEIR REMOTE LOCATIONS 3. THIS HQ ALSO ACKNOWLEDGES THAT THE LO DETS REQR REGULAR FEEDBACK ON BOTH OP AND SP ISSUES 4. THE ACTION PLAN TO ACCOMPLISH THIS IS AS FOLS: A. NCE J STAFF WILL DEVELOP THEIR CONCEPT OF SUPPORT IN CONSULTATION WITH SUBORDINATE UNITS AND LO DETS BY 12 MAY B. THE SUPPORT CONCEPT WILL BE FURTHER DEVELOPED BY NCE J5 BASED ON THIS FEEDBACK INTO A COORDINATED PLAN C. A SUPPORT PLAN WILL THEN BE FINALIZED AND BRIEFED TO THE COMD ON 14 MAY 02 FOR HIS APPROVAL 5. THE NCE J STAFF WELCOMES INPUT INTO THIS EFFORT. THE AIM OF THIS PROCESS IS TO ROVIDE THE BEST POSSIBLE SUPPORT AND FEEDBACK TO LO PAGE 3 RCCPMPA 0006 UNCLAS DETS AND TO ENSURE THAT YOUR ONGOING NEEDS ARE MET BT #0006 238105 1341133 VDAM013 DELIVERED Rx ?♦ TX ZEV I I33~2rop CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV 0000138 �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 From: Sent; To: Cc: 0 n;n » 4 4uU£ !_ J NCE J4 Ops Op Apollo Tampa (Ma D Carlin) 11 May 2002 2:33 PM •Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo ----- --- 3>3£>c>—I--------•Shared (NCE J1 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; •Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; •Shared (NCE J4 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; •Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J8 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG FSG) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE^ ACSSF Office) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (FLS Det Fujairah) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Targpd Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo FW: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS Subject: c£[P$ draftmatrix.doc For LCol Ritchie and/or Maj Dorrington, The attached document provides sp matrices for J4 and JI issues. The J4 matrix is a combination of info you provided, the NCE J4 initial idea of what the solution should be, and our best guess, This is a draft If we planning document and we are very much still in the input stage, have got it wrong, let us know. 3. On the other hand, where the matrix makes sense, we now need to get to the next level of granularity: how will the various support be provided and who is the POC for the LO Det? Mostly, the NSU is the service provider so you are in a far better position to tell us how you would work a particular issue than we are. We all need to be prepared to consider "outside the box" solutions (i.e.. FedEx, websites, remote access, etc.) if those are appropriate. We need to identify potential obstacles (i.e.. this idea would work if..) to implementing solutions and to recommend ways around them. 1. 2. 4. Staffing timeline: (Teg-your—r-eply-NLT-l0 OOZ_.13_May_02-0 A.R. (Rick) Thompson Maj J4 Ops (813) 827-1488/89 • _i .4 7/9 or^ u ---- Original Message---From: NSU Ops Shared Mail, Op Apollo (LCol, K Ritchie) [mailto:nsuops@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca] Sent: 11 May 2002 11:58 To: ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca Cc: 1‘Shared (NCE JI Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '*Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo'; “Shared (Qandahar BG Ops) Op Apollo' Subject: RE: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS o CL O CL o CL O § > Id nj * F— O O > > > LU N LU IM LU NJ % * o o * I— O o o <J A £1 x 1 000139 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information LCol Brooks, I have reviewed the att, the fol organizations are providing log sp to the LOs: LO Bagram - NSU (SLOC) LO 3 PPCLI - FSG LO CFACC - NSU Minhad RAMCC Ops Offr - although no support has been requested (assume host org is providing) NSU (SLOC) is prepared to provide any Cnd-specific items as required All other LOs listed are not currently sp by the NSU. Again, I assume that they are receiving sp from the host organization. Your org chart does not include Maj Phil Barden, LO to the Cnd Embassy in Abu Dhabi...NSU (Minhad) provides log sp to him. ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks) [mailto:ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 10 May 2002 17:08 To: ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Cc: ‘Shared (NCE JI Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo Subject: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS For LCol Ritchie, Karen we spoke. The support to the LO Dets is an issue that requires our collective attention to resolve. Once we have all had a chance to consider the locations of the various dets, we should be able to identify a support plan that we can put in place to effect their continued communications, logistics and administrative support so they can perform their functions on behalf of NCE. You will receive separately (to the NSU) on Titan and by message the concept of how we are going to develop the support plan for the LO Dets by 14 May. This e-mail is the first of a few follow-up e-mails I expect to send over the next couple of days to effect the coordination of J4 issues. The other JI through J8 will be handled in this concept development phase by the respective NCE OPIs. Find attached the table indicating the number of LO Dets we have in various locations and the pers that work there. Using the LO Det in Bagram as an example, it should be pretty straight forward to identify the areas of required support and who will provide that support (subj to confirmation of course). For example: a. combat supplies - Daily Maint Ammo (from SLOC) POL, Rats and Water -from US in Bagram? 2 000140 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information b. c. d. Accn - from US in Bag„_.ii? Gen & Tech Stores - SLOC? SLOC? Combat Kit Can the SLOC tie into coalition aircraft to deliver these things that have to be delivered forward? This LOC may not be as clear for other LO Det locations and may require some hard work and creative thinking to effect. Regards, LCol Leo Brooks J4 NCE CA JTFSWA (813) 827-1488 3 000141 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur facets a I'informatiod FBOPOSEO SIP MATBUX LO Location & No. of Pers CJTFICFLCC Bagram (2) 3 PPCLI Qandahar (1) CJFLCC Kuwait (4) CJFMCC Bahrain (4) EUCOM Stuttgart (1) CFACC Al Minhad UAE (1) RAMCC AlUdeid Qatar (1) LO Cdn Embassy Abu Dhabi UEA Ammunition NSU Combat Supplies_____ Food Water US US POL US Cdn Specific Stores NSU Nature of Support and Provider " I Accn US Fin Sp NSU Accounts NSU Welfare NSU Medical UK FSG FSG FSG FSG FSG FSG FSG FSG FSG NSU N/A US US US NSU US NSU NSU NSU US NSU ECON ECON NSU ECON NSU NSU NSU N/A ECONOMY (ECON) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Host Ntn Hosp US NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU US US US NSU US NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU NSU Host Ntn Hosp Host Ntn Hosp Remarks Note 1: The above sp matrix utilizes the assumptions of either proximity to the sp organization or the availability of other means (transport, host nation, etc) for support. Note 2: It is assumed the 3 PPCL1 LO is sp by the FSG for all sp. Note 3: For the NSU to sp some of the outlying LOs it is assumed things like finance can be completed via phone, bank cards, e-mail etc. Note 4: The sp for the LO position in Abu Dhabi is our guess, please inform if otherwise. Note 5: Sp for Bagram and Kuwait - it is assumed that intra theatre lift can provide supply sp 000142 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a 1‘informatiotf FBOPOSIEO s Personnel Administration Support to NCE Liaison Officers. Allowances and Benefits Leave NCE JI responsible for f CTO self-administered. determination of benefits NCE JI responsible for and this admin. NCE OIC|R&R, HLTA, HHT Sp responsible for policy. COS responsible monitoring activation. for approval. NCE J3 URS Kingston responsible for responsible for pay replacement TAV admin. account actions. NSU responsible for 1st line support. || PERs NCE JI responsible for policy. COS responsible for Monitoring. Welfare Sp Grievances NSU responsible for lst||National policy line Welfare support in applies. JTFSWA terms of providing COS/NCE CO is newpapaers, movies, Unit CO for the magazines and other imposes of initial material welfare items. submission. NCE J8 will describe Welfare cash support plan. | Rotation tDCDS policy applies. NCEJ3 responsible for planning, handover requirements, reception and onward integration. Posn Changes NCE J3 must approve changes. NCE JI staff through NDHQ. AWSE Comd responsible for NCM approvals and Officer recommendations. NCE JI responsible for administration and staffing. Honours Submissions mad' to Comd by any ii theatre CO. "TE Il responsit .or administration an< onward staffing. 000143 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue enMectu^eJa Lot sur I'acces a I'information ID) II w jrn _______ MAY 1 4 NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Carlin) M NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 3350-1 10 May 2002 5:08 PM ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo ‘Shared (NCE J1 Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS X? From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Od LO Contact Sheet 9 May 02 doc For LCol Ritchie, Karen we spoke. The support to the LO Dets is an issue that requires our collective attention to resolve. Once we have all had a chance to consider the locations of the various dets, we should be able to identify a support plan that we can put in place to effect their continued communications, logistics and administrative support so they can perform their functions on behalf of NCE. You, will receive separately (to the NSU) on Titan and by message the concept / of how we are going to develop the support plan for the LO Dets by 14 May. This e-mail is the first of a few follow-up e-mails I expect to send over ..y the next couple of days to effect the coordination of J4 issues. The other 7/^ JI through J8 will be handled in this concept development phase by the / respective NCE OPIs. X/3"</ Find attached the table indicating the number of LO Dets we have in various . / JL. > locations and the pers that work there. Using the LO Det in Bagram as an Jt/TL&CaJexample, it should be pretty straight forward to identify the areas of / required support and who will provide that support (subj to confirmation of J — course). For example: combat supplies - Daily Maint Ammo (from SLOC) POL, Rats and Water -from a. US in Bagram? Accn - from US in Bagram? b. Gen & Tech Stores - SLOC? c. Combat Kit - SLOC? d. ]/y/s~ Can the SLOC tie into coalition aircraft to deliver these things that have to be delivered forward? This LOC may not be as clear for other LO Det locations and may require some hard work and creative thinking to effect. Regards, LCol Leo Brooks J4 NCE CA JTFSWA (813) 827-1488 1 RX CCT jrj~/ TaaJ ZEVO /5~Z? TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 0P J> C_ 000144 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information Dated: 9 MAY 02 Commander JTFSWA BGen Michel Gauthier Chief of Staff Col Daniel Gosselin I I I I I I | LO to CJTF 180 Col John Collin Bagram, Afghanistan DSN 640-1108 LO to 3 PPCLI Capt Brian Hynes Qandahar, Afghanistan DSN 846-7811 (Tr 2182 x 4103) Snr LO to CFLCC Col Mark Hodgson Camp Doha, Kuwait DSN 438-4768 Snr LO to CJFMCC Cdr Steve Paget Bahrain DSN 318-439-9351 LO to EUCOM LCol Hope Stuttgart, Germany (reporting to DCDS directly) LO to CFACC Capt Jeff Brunet Al Minhad, UAE DSN 846-7811 (Tr 2161 x 4123) RAMCC Ops Officer Capt Mike Chaytor Al Udeid,Qatar Ops LOto CFLCC Maj Carl Turenne Bagram, Afghanistan DSN 640-1108 Ops LO to CFLCC Maj Jim McKillip Roto out 28 Jun 02 Log LO to CFLCC Posn deleted Mov LO to CFLCC Maj John Yorke Roto out 16 Jul 02 CJCMOTF LCol JP Bergeron (working within US org) out 26/5/02 (LCol Labelle) 98-011 -974-460-9869 X 432-3120 LO CFJMCC \ MPA LO NAVCENT CTF 57 Maj Doug Baird LO NAVCENT CTF 57 Maj Jim Cummings Roto in 17 Jun FLS LO to CTF 53 (Log) Lt(N) Roger Anderson (LOGFORNAVCENT) 000145 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loisur I'acces a /’information ?s.15(1) Def tNCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca RE: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS To: Cc: Subject: For LCol Ritchie. Ma'am, OC SLOC asked me to follow up on this issue. I verified with the US Joint Logistics Operations Center here at Camp Snoopy that on average there are four (4) weekly flights to Bagram. However, they are rarely direct flights. Further, loose cargo (less than one ac pallet) should not be difficult to manifest unless it contains DC. As for provision of Integral Sp for Class V Ammo. Please note that since SLOC Coy does not have an Ammo Tech, no capability to inspect prior to packaging and subsequent issue for shipment exists. This info has been previously advised to CA JTFSWA J4 Staff. As a result, I have verified that US forces also use 9mm ball ammo for their personal sidearm. It is recommended that the LO Det receive daily maint cbt sups from their host US forces along with the request that coord be effected to enable this sp to be provided. Barring that, the FSG has Ammo Tech pers on establishment with sufficient stocks to provide Class V sp. SLOC Coy confirms the capability to provide Class II Gen & Tech. For Class VI Amenities, SLOC Coy purchased a 21 Inch TV/DVD unit for the detachment. It is being prepared for shipment. Request clarification WRT combat kit. If it means IPE and PPE, then SLOC Coy, at present, does not have stocks of these items. Demands have been raised but are still outstanding. Should you have need for further info, please contact the undersigned. P.A. Kallaghan Capt OpsO (Secure) —Original Message— From: NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks) [mailto:ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 10 May 2002 17:08 To: ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Cc: ‘Shared (NCE J1 Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo Subject: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS For LCol Ritchie, Karen we spoke. The support to the LO Dets is an issue that requires our collective i 000146 1 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information ! attention to resolve. Once we have m.i had a chance to consider the locations of the various dets, we should be able to identify a support plan *that we can put in place to effect their continued communications, logistics and administrative support so they can perform their functions on behalf of NCE. You will receive separately (to the NSU) on Titan and by message the concept of how we are going to develop the support plan for the LO Dets by 14 May. This e-mail is the first of a few follow-up e-mails I expect to send over the next couple of days to effect the coordination of J4 issues. The other J1 through J8 will be handled in this concept development phase by the respective NCE OPIs. Find attached the table indicating the number of LO Dets we have in various locations and the pers that work there. Using the LO Det in Bagram as an example, it should be pretty straight forward to identify the areas of required support and who will provide that support (subj to confirmation of course). For example: a. combat supplies - Daily Maint Ammo (from SLOC) POL, Rats and Water -from US in Bagram? b. Accn - from US in Bagram? c. Gen & Tech Stores - SLOC? d. Combat Kit - SLOC? Can the SLOC tie into coalition aircraft to deliver these things that have to be delivered forward? This LOC may not be as clear for other LO Det locations and may require some hard work and creative thinking to effect. Regards, LCol Leo Brooks J4 NCE CA JTFSWA (813) 827-1488 2 000147 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information iNCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: CA LO DET BAGRAM OP APOLLO (COMMCEN) [bagralo@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ] 8 May 2002 6:31 AM ncej4ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ’Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo RE: YOUR SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS D)1C1W1 MAY 0 8 2002 Rick, 3S5o - I Bruce correct me if I'm missing details. This is how I understand the arrangements so far : Water, rations, Med and laundry services are provided by the US. know what specifics were done before our arrival. I don't Ammo - good question. We have our basic load which is enough for now. will provide emergency resupply? SLOC? Supply - the SLOC will be providing supplies, wish list last week. Who We have sent in our initial C&IP& Carl J Turenne Maj LO Ops/Plans CJTF Mountain ------- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Ops Op Apollo Tampa (Maj AR Thompson) [mailto:ncej4ops@jc2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 1 May 2002 13:58 To: *Shared (CA LO Det Bagram) Op Apollo Subject: YOUR SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS Sir, I have been tasked to determine with certainty your support arrangements. Who is providing you with rats/water/ammo? (FSG? NSU? BG?) Who is providing supply sp? Med sp?(FSG? NSU?) AR (Rick) Thompson Maj J4 Ops (813) 827-1488/89 1 RX <^Z CCT #‘77-/^ ZEV W/^2> TX CCT# C/{ ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP ---- 000148 1 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information s.15(1) Def , NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) From: To: Cc: Subject: NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) [Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 'bagralo@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca' 'ncej4ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca' RE: YOUR SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS For Maj Turenne. Sir, Maj Fitzsimmons sends his apologies for not responding himself however, he is preparing for a large group of visitors arriving tomorrow. To answer statement below, the BG Adm Coy QM has agreed to provide you with Integral support. Close Support would come through the FSG. This is a change from the discussion that you had with Maj Fitzsimmons but was coordinated by the FSG/BG QM as the best course of action to follow. P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops O DSN (SECURE) —Original Message— From: CA LO DET BAGRAM OP APOLLO (COMMCEN) [mailto:bagralo@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 8 May 2002 06:31 To: ncej4ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca Cc: ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo Subject: RE: YOUR SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS Rick, Bruce correct me if I'm missing details. This is how I understand the arrangements so far: Water, rations, Med and laundry services are provided by the US. I don't know what specifics were done before our arrival. Ammo - good question. We have our basic load which is enough for now. Who will provide emergency resupply? SLOC? Supply - the SLOC will be providing supplies. We have sent in our initial wish list last week. Carl J Turenne Maj LO Ops/Plans CJTF Mountain —Original Message— From: NCE J4 Ops Op Apollo Tampa (Maj AR Thompson) [mailto:ncej4ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 7 May 2002 13:58 To: ‘Shared (CA LO Det Bagram) Op Apollo Subject: YOUR SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS Sir, I have been tasked to determine with certainty your support i 000149 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information arrangements. Who is providing you with rats/water/ammo? (FSG? NSU? BG?) k Who is providing supply sp? Med sp?(FSG? NSU?) AR (Rick) Thompson Maj J4 Ops (813) 827-1488/89 2 000150 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information ^raHWTiY. s.15(1) Def i 01 MAY 1 c onno Vi NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) From: Sent: To: Subject: NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) [Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 15 May 2002 7:43 AM 'ncej6ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca' RE: Tactical CIS Plans .3330 - I Sir, SLOC Coy does not have CNR, or any othertactical comms in location. Ten (10) handheld Motorola HT1000 have been obtained for in-camp communications (SLOC UOR 001), but they are currently unusable pending resolution of programming problems. For P.A. Kallaghan, Capt, Ops O MCpI JF Langlais NCCIS Lt Det 2 Comd Comcen SLOC Coy Doha IMN: (871)38-302-8886 DSN: (318)247-1064 —Original Message— From: NCE J6 Ops Op Apollo Tampa (LT(N) CR Beazley) [mailto:ncej6ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 14 May 2002 17:08 To: ‘Shared (UAE NCCIS Sqn Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG SigO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo Cc: ‘Shared (CA LO Det Bagram) Op Apollo Subject: Tactical CIS Plans 1. Complete theatre CIS situational awareness includes strategic, operational and tactical communications. To assist in ensuring the complete picture is available to NCE J6 staff, tactical CIS plans for all land-based locations are to be forwarded via these means NLT 17 May 02. The provision of this information will also aid us in facilitating IOR and UOR requests. 2. The plans should include all out stations. 2. Please pass to Det Comd Lt Det 3. C.R. Beazley Lt(N) J6 Ops CA JTFSWA Comm(U)813-827-1483 (S) RX CCT # TX Q-PZ. CCT# *TCTAk) CCT# ClZ_ CCT# ZEV OP zev ZEV OP ZEV op I 1 000151 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act nafinn D^ument divulgue en^ D)» ' s.15(1) Def MAY 1 5 2002 NCCIS Lt Det 2 J NCE J6 Ops Op Apollo Tampa (LT(N) CR Beazley) [ncej6ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 3350-1 Tuesday, May 14, 2002 5:08 PM -------------•Shared (UAE NCCIS Sqn Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG SigO) Op Apollo; •Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo co kq__ •Shared (CA LO Det Bagram) Op Apollo Tactical CIS Plans From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: ^OO 0^7^, Complete theatre CIS situational awareness includes strategic, 1. operational and tactical communications. To assist in ensuring the complete picture is available to NCE J6 staff, tactical CIS plans for all land-based locations are to be forwarded via these means NLT 17 May 02. The provision of this information will also aid us in facilitating IOR and UOR requests. 2. The plans should include all out stations. 2. Please pass to Det Comd Lt Det 3. 03^57 77/75 ztfftxes tz> os. i/e. C.R. Beazley Lt(N) J6 Ops CA JTFSWA Comm(U)813-827-1483 (S) (V) KCpJ? ' DcrPC. . 'Ou‘' £-tOC Co^/ on. -^cAAJt j2(5L£,CL'Ai>^ - 't(kcW’ 1 *** RX 00/ cct# TX CCT# 77^ W5?^70P77, ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000152 j �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 D Carlin) i_)uJ From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: riMl I ‘i MH NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] 33,30-1 13 May 2002 8:05 AM nsuops@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca '♦Shared (NCE J1 Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo'; “Shared (Qandahar BG Ops) Op Apollo' GO RE: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS o Ack. This does not make specific reference to how each of the items identified are to be provided. J4 Ops please follow-up. LCol Leo Brooks J4 NCE CA JTFSWA (813) 827-1488 ---- Original Message---From: NSU Ops Shared Mail, Op Apollo (LCol, K Ritchie) [mailto:nsuops@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca ] Sent: 11 May 2002 11:58 To: ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca Cc: '*Shared (NCE JI Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '*Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '*Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '*Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '*Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '*Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; 1*Shared Fl) Op Apollo'; (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '*Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '♦Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo'; '*Shared (Qandahar BG Ops) Op Apollo' Subject: RE: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS LCol Brooks, I have reviewed the att, the fol organizations are providing log sp to the LOs: LO Bagram - NSU (SLOC) LO 3 PPCLI - FSG LO CFACC - NSU Minhad RAMCC Ops Offr - although no support has been requested (assume host org is providing) NSU (SLOC) is prepared to provide any Cnd-specific items as required All other LOs listed are not currently sp by the NSU. Again, I assume that they are receiving sp from the host organization. 1 J £ o Q SNJ a 0- 0- tL > > U1 > UJ O UJ NJ o o NJ =ft * % * o o IO O I— O O X X a: o o 000153 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information Your org chart does not include Maj Phil Barden, LO to the Cnd Embassy in Abu Dhabi...NSU (Minhad) provides log sp to him. ---- Original Message---From: NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks) [mailto:ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 10 May 2002 17:08 To: *Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Cc: *Shared (NCE JI Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; *Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; *Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo,; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo Subject: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS For LCol Ritchie, Karen we spoke. The support to the LO Dets is an issue that requires our collective attention to resolve. Once we have all had a chance to consider the locations of the various dets, we should be able to identify a support plan that we can put in place to effect their continued communications, logistics and administrative support so they can perform their functions on behalf of NCE. You will receive separately (to the NSU) on Titan and by message the concept of how we are going to develop the support plan for the LO Dets by 14 May. This e-mail is the first of a few follow-up e-mails I expect to send over the next couple of days to effect the coordination of J4 issues. The other JI through J8 will be handled in this concept development phase by the respective NCE OPIs. Find attached the table indicating the number of LO Dets we have in various locations and the pers that work there. Using the LO Det in Bagram as an example, it should be pretty straight forward to identify the areas of required support and who will provide that support (subj to confirmation of course). For example: combat supplies - Daily Maint Ammo (from SLOC) POL, Rats and Water -from a. US in Bagram? Accn - from US in Bagram? b. Gen & Tech Stores - SLOC? c. Combat Kit - SLOC? d. Can the SLOC tie into coalition aircraft to deliver these things that have to be delivered forward? This LOC may not be as clear for other LO Det locations and may require some hard work and creative thinking to effect. Regards, LCol Leo Brooks J4 NCE CA JTFSWA (813) 827-1488 2 000154 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information A Ct' 3350-1 (Ops O) /3. May 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 ODD1E J.D. Medical Assistant; c. Maj WOJTYK R.J. Medical Officer; and d. MCpl GOULET P.G.M. Medical Assistant. 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. The list is effective upon receipt. 2. 3. Your assistance in the matter is appreciated. /P.A. Kallagh; Capt Ops O 1063 000155 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information .3 NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Carlin) I'll llr-,1 From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: . a AAAA 11/ | -r C.VVC. ■—' NSU Ops Shared Mail, Op Apollo (LCol, K Ritchie) [nsuops@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca] 11 May 2002 11:58 AM 33SO- I ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca —--------- ■ •‘Shared (NCE J1 Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; •‘Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; •‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; •‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; '‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; •‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo'; “Shared (Qandahar BG Ops) Op Apollo' RE: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS <Z)CO S o LCol Brooks, I have reviewed the att, the fol organizations are providing log sp to the LOs: LO Bagram - NSU (SLOC) LO 3 PPCLI - FSG LO CFACC - NSU Minhad RAMCC Ops Offr — although no support has been requested (assume host org is providing) NSU (SLOC) is prepared to provide any Cnd-specific items as required u/W H All other LOs listed are not currently sp by the NSU. Again, I assume that they are receiving sp from the host organization. VWL/>G Your org chart does not include Maj Phil Barden, LO to the Cnd Embassy in Abu Dhabi...NSU (Minhad) provides log sp to him. ---- Original Message----From: NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks) [mailto:ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 10 May 2002 17:08 To: ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Cc: ‘Shared (NCE JI Svcs Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J2 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Coord Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 HSS Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Air Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Mar Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Plans Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J6 Ops Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J8 Fin Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo Subject: SUPPORT FOR LIASON DETACHMENTS For LCol Ritchie, ' CL o a. O O. O Q- o 8 I txl > uj > LU rsj > UJ rsj £ K * * o o 8 8 I £ * s Karen we spoke. The support to the LO Dets is an issue that requires our collective attention to resolve. Once we have all had a chance to consider the 1 000156 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information locations of the various det_, we should be able to identify . support plan that we can put in place to effect their continued communications, logistics and administrative support so they can perform their functions on behalf of NCE. You will receive separately (to the NSU) on Titan and by message the concept of how we are going to develop the support plan for the LO Dets by 14 May. This e-mail is the first of a few follow-up e-mails I expect to send over the next couple of days to effect the coordination of J4 issues. The other JI through J8 will be handled in this concept development phase by the respective NCE OPIs. Find attached the table indicating the number of LO Dets we have in various locations and the pers that work there. Using the LO Det in Bagram as an example, it should be pretty straight forward to identify the areas of required support and who will provide that support (subj to confirmation of course). For example: a. combat supplies - Daily Maint Ammo (from SLOC) POL, Rats and Water -from US in Bagram? Accn - from US in Bagram? b. Gen & Tech Stores - SLOC? c. d. Combat Kit - SLOC? Can the SLOC tie into coalition aircraft to deliver these things that have to be delivered forward? This LOC may not be as clear for other LO Det locations and may require some hard work and creative thinking to effect. Regards, LCol Leo Brooks J4 NCE CA JTFSWA (813) 827-1488 2 000157 �CONJ-JDicN 8 BAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information © PAACZYUW RCCPJAD3117 1302256-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P R 102110Z MAY 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//DCDS// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN CS)/ADM (IM)/DGIMOSD/J1 COORD/J4 HSS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/J3 LAND OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NPC/J3 INTL/J3 NAVAL OPS/JS FIN COORD/J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J5 LEGAL OPS/J5 NATO POL/JS PK POL/J6 COORD/J6 IO/J6 OPS/J7 DOC AND TRG// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A3 FE/A4/AOC// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3/J3 AIR// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CAS/CMS/CLS/COS J3/MSO MND/EA CDS/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// TG 307.1 RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3/N4// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3/N4// RCEVCHA/NAVRESHQ QUEBEC//COMD// eo Z)GO W cA\ PQ RUCJAAC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCCC/CCDC/CCJ3/CCJ5/CCJ3// ZEN/AIR/CCJ3 NAVAL/CCJ5 SP// ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// ?PAGE 2 RCCPJAD3117 CONFIDENTIAL RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RCEOCEA/COMCANFLTLANT RCWMPCA/COMCANFLTPAC RCEOCEA/LFAAHQ HALIFAX//COMD/COS// RCESCGA/QGSQFT MONTREAL//COMD/COS// RCCBJQA/LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// 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//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// RCEKMNA/1 CEU MONCTON//CO/DCO// ZEN/CFIOG OTTAWA//COMD// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON//COMD// RCCRGQA/CFJSR KINGSTON//CO// ?PAGE 3 RCCPJAD3117 CONFIDENTIAL RCCECBA/CDAO RCCEBJI/CDAO RCCETKO/CDAO RCCETW/CDAO RCCERYA/CDAO RCCEBLN/CDAO RCCEIBA/CDAO RCCENDI/CDAO AUSTRALIA CHINA JAPAN ISRAEL SAUDI ARABIA GERMANY PAKISTAN INDIA RX 09g cct#wm TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT # ZEV OP CCT# ZEV 000158 RCCENAT/BNATO//MILREP// CONFIDENTIAL �i CONFIDENTIAL 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 J//COMD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO/OPS O// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO/OPS O// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO/OPS 0// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO/OPS O// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO/OPS 0// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//OC// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//OC// ?PAGE 4 RCCPJAD3117 CONFIDENTIAL BT CONFIDENTIAL DCDS 084 SECTION 1 OF 3 BILINGUAL MESSAGE/MESSAGE BILINGUE THIS IS A COORDINATED DCDS/CAS MESSAGE REDEPLOYMENT ORDER - STRATEGIC AIRLIFT (SAL) DET SUBJ FRAG 0 22 OP APOLLO OP APOLLO FRAG O 014 REFS: A. DCDS 015 232345Z JAN 02 ROTATION ONE OF OP APOLLO UNITS AND PERS CONSOLIDATION ORDER B. DCDS 007 161700Z JAN 02 -FRAG O 015 STRATEGIC AIRLIFT (SAL) DET IN FUJAIRAH, UAE C. COS J3 2197 100045Z NOV 01 - OP APOLLO TASKING ORDER DEPLOYMENT OF STRATEGIC AIRLIFT (SAL) DET D. NDHQ OTTAWA CDS 095 282000Z OCT 01 CDS OP ORDER 800 (005/2001) OP APOLLO E. DCDS DIRECTION FOR INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS (DDIO) REVISE ONE F. J3 INTL 246 081737Z MAY 02 -TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE VISIT (TAV) ORDER - STRATEGIC AIRLIFT (SAL) DET - OP APOLLO 1. SITUATION l.A. THE SAL DET INITIALLY SPLIT-DEPLOYED TO RHEIN MAIN, GERMANY, AND FUJAIRAH, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (UAE) AND WAS CONDUCTING ?PAGE 5 RCCPJAD3117 CONFIDENTIAL INTER-THEATRE AIRLIFT INTO THE US GENICOM AOR AND THENCE FOUR DAYS OF INTRA THEATRE AIRLIFT FROM FUJAIRAH, UAE, THENCE RETURN TO RHEIN MAIN (REF C) . AFTER THE SAL DET S INITIAL TWO MONTHS OF OPERATIONS, IT BECAME CT .FAR THAT 95 PERCENT OF CC150 LOADS WERE ORIGINATING FROM, AND WERE CONFINED TO, THE GULF REGION. AS SUCH, THE SAL DET WAS CONSOLIDATED IN FUJAIRAH, UAE (REF D) l.B. SAL DET HAS BEEN FULFILLING AIRLIFT TASKS NORMALLY ASSIGNED TO CC130, RESULTING IN INCREASED AIRFRAME FATIGUE. WHEN FACTORED WITH THE INCREASED COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CHARTER OF COMMERCIAL AIRLIFT TO ADDRESS CF STRATEGIC AIRLIFT SHORTFALLS AND UPCOMING OPERATIONAL AND SUSTAINMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR OTHER CF OPERATIONS/MISSIONS, THIS HAS LED TO A REASSESSMENT OF THE UTILITY OF THE CONTINUED DEPLOYMENT OF THE SAL DET. ON 9 MAY 02, THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA APPROVED THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE SAL DET FROM OP APOLLO 2. MISSION. RF.DF.PTGY THE SAL DET FROM FUJAIRAH, UAE, TO CA 3. ESECUTION 3.A. CONCEPT OF OPS. THE INTENT IS TO HAVE THE SAL DET SELF-REDEPLOY FROM FUJAIRAH, UAE, TO CA. A CLOSEOUT BOARD OF INQUIRY (BOI) SHALL BE COMPLETED FOR THE SAL DET WITH NDHQ CONFIDENTIAL 000159 �CONHDENTD^ Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act gocument divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information ?PAGE 6 RCCPJAD3117 CONFIDENTIAL REPRESENTATION. THE 10-PERSON TAV TEAM (REF F) THAT DEPLOYED TO REPLACE DESIGNATED SAL DET ROTO ZERO PERS, WILL NOW FALL UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THIS ORDER - AN AMDT TO REF F WILL NOT DE PROMULGATED 3.B. TASKS 3.B.Q) 1 CAD 3.B.(1)(A) PROVIDE AIRLIFT SUPPORT AS COORD BY J4 MOV 3.B.(1)(B) PROVIDE ONE COMPTROLLER TO REPRESENT D FIN OPS AS BOI CLOSEOUT REP TO CONDUCT THE FOL 3.B.(1)(B)I. CONFIRM FINALIZATION STATUS OF ALL OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS 3.B.(1)(B)II. ENSURE LETTERS ARE SENT TO SUPPLIERS FOR ANY OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS WITH REDIRECTION OF INVOICES TO J8 CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA 3.B.(1)(B)III. CONFIRM RECONCILIATION AND CLOSURE OF STANDING ADVANCES PRIOR TO SAL DET CLOSURE 3.B. (2) CA JTFSWA 3.B. (2) (A) REDEPLOY THE SAL DET ADVISING COS J3 AND 1 CAD OF DETAILS 3.B.(2)(B) CLOSEOUT SAL DET FOOTPRINT IN FUJAIRAH, UAE, IN COOPERATION WITH NDHQ AND UAE OFFICIALS ?PAGE 7 RCCPJAD3117 CONFIDENTIAL 3.B.(2)(C) ORDER CLOSEOUT BOI FOR SAL DET 3.B.(2)(D) ADVISE CINC CENTCOM OF SAL DET CLOSEOUT 3.B. (3) JI COORD 3.B. (3) (A) ASSIST, WHERE REQR, WITH SAL DET REDEPLOYMENT 3.B.(3)(B) AS REQR, TAV TEAM PERS IDENTIFIED AT REF F TO BE ATTACH POSTED TEMPORARY 3.B.(4) J4 LOG 3.B. (4) (A) ASSIST, WHERE REQUIRED, WITH THE CLOSEOUT OF THE SAL DET FOOTPRINT 3.B.(4)(B) PROVIDE ONE REP FOR THE CLOSEOUT BOI 3.B.(5) J4 MOV. ASSIST, WHERE REQR, WITH THE REDEPLOYMENT OF THE SAL DET 3.B. (6) J5 PK POL 3.B. (6) (A) ADVISE UAE GOVERNMENT OF DETAILS OF SAL DET REDEPLOYMENT 3.B.(6)(B) ADVISE US GOVERNMENT OF WITHDRAWAL OF SAL DET FROM OP APOLLO 3.B.(7) J5 PA. COORD APPROPRIATE PA APPROACH, PRODUCTS AND ACTIVITIES WITH CAS 3.B.(8) J6 COORD. ASSIST, WHERE REQR, WITH THE REVIEW/RATIONALIZATION OF CIS ASSETS ASSOCIATED WITH SAL DET ?PAGE 8 RCCPJAD3117 CONFIDENTIAL REDEPLOYMENT/CLOSEOUT OF FOOTPRINT 3.B.(9) J8 FIN COORD. COORD BOI CLOSEOUT COMPTROLLER REP WITH 1 CAD 3.C. COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS 3.C.(1) TIMINGS 20 MAY 02 3.C.(1)(A) SAL DET CEASE OPERATIONS SAL DET REDEPLOYS TO CA NO LATER THAN 27 MAY 02 3.C.(1)(B) RETURNS. THE FOLLOWING PERS PARTICULARS FOR NDHQ BOI REPS WILL 3.D. BE FORWARDED TO JI CA JTFSWA INFO J3 INTL ASAP: SN/RANK/NAME/GIVEN NAMES AS THEY APPEAR ON THE PASSPORT/POB/DOB/PPN, EXP DATE/SEC CLR CONFIDENTIAL 000160 �CONFJDENBAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information 4. SERVICE SUPPORT U 4.A. PERS. CA JTFSWA TO PROVIDE A LIST OF SAL DET PERS DEPLOYED IN AND OUT OF THE MISSION ARMY FOR OPERATIONAL PERS VERIFICATION. PERS PARTICULARS AN ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE DATES FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL ARE TO BE INCLUDED AND FORWARDED TO JI COORD 4.B. MED. IAW ANNEX K TO REF D 4.C. MOV. SAL DET WILL SELF-REDEPLOY. ANY ADDITIONAL AIRLIFT REQRS ARE TO BE REQ BY CA JTFSWA AND COORD WITH J4 MOV 4.D. LOG 4.D.(I) IPE. IPE DRAWN FOR OP APOLLO MUST BE RETURNED TO NATIONAL ?PAGE 9 RCCPJAD3117 CONFIDENTIAL STOCKS AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE WHEN PERS RETURN FROM THEATRE 4.D.(2) PERS DEPLOYING INTO THEATRE FOR DOI WILL BE IN POSSESSION OF A GAS MASK, TWO CANISTERS AND GAS MASK CARRIER 4.D.(3) ALL MAT AND EQUIPMENT PURCHASED OUT OF R AND R AND/OR PFMG FUNDS WILL BE TAKEN ON CHARGE ON CFSSU ACCOUNTS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY PURPOSES, AND WILL BE INCLUDED IN CLOSEOUT BOI REPORT 4.E. VISAS. PERS WILL PRESENT THEIR PASSPORT TO UAE IMMIGRATION UPON ARRIVAL/DEPARTURE AND WILL BE ISSUED AN ENTRY/EXIT STAMP 4.F. NDHQ BOI REP DOCUMENTATION. PERS DEPLOYING INTO THEATRE WILL BE IN POSSESSION OF THEIR ID CARD, ID DISCS, GREEN OR BLUE PASSPORT AND A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE 4. G. NDHQ BOI REP DRESS. CBTS. APPROPRIATE CIVILIAN DRESS IS TO BE WORN DURING OFF DUTY HOURS AND WHEN TRAVELLING TO AND FROM PLACE OF DUTY COMMAND AND SIGNALS 5. A. SAL DET WILL REVERT OPCOM TO FORCE GENERATOR UPON DEPARTURE FROM FUJAIRAH, UAE. TOCA MSG WILL BE PROMULGATED BY THE CDS 5.B. POC: MAJ J.J. MALEJCZUK, J3 INTL 2-1, (613) 993-2431 S.B.(1) J3 INTL MAJ D. QUINN, J4 LOG OPS 3-2, (613) 995-9706 5.B. (2) J4 LOG BT #3117 231158 1310253 VDAM008 DELIVERED ?♦ CONFIDENTJAL 000161 �CONFIDENTIAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'infotmation © PAACZYUW RCCPJAD3118 1302256-CCCC--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P R 102110Z MAY 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//DCDS// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN CS)/ADM ZEN/(IM)/DGIMOSD/J1 COORD/J4 HSS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/J3 LAND ZEN/OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NPC/J3 INTL/J3 NAVAL OPS/JS FIN ZEN/COORD/J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J5 LEGAL OPS/J5 NATO POL/JS PK ZEN/POL/J6 COORD/J6 IO/J6 OPS/J7 DOC AND TRG// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A3 FE/A4/AOC// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3/J3 AIR// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CAS/CMS/CLS/COS J3/MSO MND/EA CDS/EA DM/EA ZEN/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 RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3/N4// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMAU!//NO0/N3/N4// RCEVCHA/NAVRESHQ QUEBEC//COMD// RUCJAAC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCCC/CCDC/CCJ3/CCJ5/CCJ3// ZEN/AIR/CCJ3 NAVAL/CCJ5 SP// ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// ?PAGE 2 RCCPJAD3118 CONFIDENTIAL RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RCEOCEA/COMCANFLTLANT RCWMPCA/COMCANFLTPAC RCEOCEA/LFAAHQ HALIFAX//COMD/COS// RCESCGA/QGSQFT MONTREAL//COMD/COS// RCCBJQA/LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// 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//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// RCEKMNA/1 CEU MONCTON//CO/DCO// ZEN/CFIOG OTTAWA//COMD// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON//COMD// RCCRGQA/CFJSR KINGSTON//CO// ?PAGE 3 RCCPJAD3118 CONFIDENTIAL RCCECBA/CDAO AUSTRALIA RCCEBJI/CDAO CHINA RCCETKO/CDAO JAPAN RCCETW/CDAO ISRAEL RCCERYA/CDAO SAUDI ARABIA RCCEBLN/CDAO GERMANY RCCEIBA/CDAO PAKISTAN RCCENDI/CDAO INDIA RCCENAT/BNATO//MILREP// CONFIDENTIAL RX CCT#^7/K ZEWpz^OP/^Z- TX CCT# 6/C ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000162 I �CONFIDENTS Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act gocument divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON C//COMD// RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO/OPS O// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO/OPS O// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO/OPS 0// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO/OPS 0// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO/OPS 0// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//OC// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//OC// ?PAGE 4 RCCPJAD3118 CONFIDENTIAL BT CONFIDENTIAL DCDS 084 SECTION 2 OF 3 5.B.(3) J6 COORD - MAJ C.C. BLUE, J6 OPS 3-2, (613) 992-8906 MAJ D. YOST, J4 MOV OPS 3-3, (613) 996-0974 5.B.(4) J4 MOV MAJ B. KRASIJ, J8 FIN COORD, (613) 992-8060 5.B.(5) J8 FIN COORD MAJ D. RUTTEN, D AIR FE 2, (613) 995-2336 5.B.(6) D AIR FE 5.B.(7) CA JTFSWA - CAPT A. BALDRY, (813) 827-1090 5.C. DIR LN AUTH END OF ENGLISH TEXT/DEBUT DU TEXTE FRANCAIS CECI EST UN MESSAGE COORDONNE DU SCEMD/CEMFA SUJET : O FRAG 22 - ORDRE DE REDEPLOIEMENT - DET DE TRANSPORT AERIEN OP APOLLO STRATEGIQUE (STRATEGIC AIRLIFT - SAL) 1. SITUATION l.A. LE DET SAL S FUT INITIALEMENT DEPLOYE EN PARTIE A RHEIN MAIN, ALLEMAGNE, ET A FUJAIRAH, EMIRATS ARABES UNIS (EAU) . APRES AVOIR COMPLETE DU TRANSPORT AERIEN INTER-THEATRE DANS LA ZDR US CENTCOM, LE DET SAL ENSUITE COMPLETE QUATRE JOURS DE TPT AERIEN INTRA-THEATRE DEPUIS FUJAIRAH. EAU. AVANT DE RETOURNER A RHEIN MAIN (REF C) . APRES LES DEUX PREMIERS MOIS D OPERATION, IL DEVIENT EVIDENT QUE 95 POUR-CENT DE LA CHARGE DU CC-150 PROVENAIT, ET ETAIT CONFINEE, A LA ?PAGE 5 RCCPJAD3118 CONFIDENTIAL REGION DU GOLFE. IL FUT DONC DECIDE DE CONSOLIDER LE DET SAL A FUJAIRAH. EAU (REF B) 1. B. LE DET SAL A REMPLI DES TACHES DE TPT AERIEN NORMALEMENT ASSIGNEES AO CC-130, ACCROISSANT LA FATIGUE DE LA CELLULE DE L AERONEF. CETTE FATIGUE COMBINE AUX COUTS ACCRUS ASSOCIES AU NOLISEMENT DE TPT AERIEN COMMERCIAL POUR ADRESSER LES MANQUES DE TPT AERIEN STRATEGIQUE AINSI QUE LES PROCHAINS BESOINS OPERATIONNELS ET DE REAPPROVISIONNEMENT POUR D AUTRES OPERATIONS/MISSIONS DES FC ONT CONDUIT A UNE REEVALUATION DE L UTILITE DE CONTINUER LE DEPLOIMENT DU DET SAL. LE 9 MAI 02, LE GOUVERNEMENT DU CANADA A APPROVE LE RETRAIT DU DET SAL DE OP APPOLLO 2. MISSION. REDEPLOYER LE DET SAL DE FUJAIRAH, EAU, AU CANADA 3. EXECUTION 3.A. CONCEPT DES OPS. L INTENTION EST D AVOIR LE DET SAL SE REDEPLOYER DEPUIS FUJAIRAH, EAU, VERS LE CANADA. UNE COMMISSION D ENQUETE (BOI) DE FERMETURE DOIT ETRE COMPLETES POUR LE DET SAL AVEC REPRESENTATION DU QGDN. L EQUIPE VAT DE 10 PERS (REF F) QUI S EST DEPLOYEE POUR REMPLACER LE PERS DESIGNE DE LA ROTO ZERO DET SAL TOMBERA DESORMAIS SOUS L AUTORITE DE CET ORDRE - UN MODIFICATIF A LA REF F NE SERA PAS PROMULGUE CONFIDENTIAL 000163 �f\ (1 n™ fl S“^ Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act B ‘TF" R DAunlfnt divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'informotion CONHDEN !p ?PAGE 6 RCCPJAD3118 CONFIDENTIAL 3.B. TACHES 3.B.(1) 1 DAC 3.B.(1)(A) FOURNIR LE SOUTIEN DE TPT AERIEN TEL QUE COORD PAR J4 MOUV 3.B.(1)(B) FOURNIR UN CONTROLEUR POUR REPRESENTER D FIN OPS COMME REP POUR LA BOI DE FERMETURE POUR CONDUIRE CE QUI SUIT : 3.B.(1)(B)l. CONFIRMER LE STATUT DE FINALISATION DE TOUS LES COMPTES EN SOUFFRANCE 3.B.(1) (B) II. S ASSURER QUE DES LETTRES SONT ENVOYEES AUX FOURNISSEURS POUR TOUS COMPTES EN SOUFFRANCE AVEC REDIRECTION DES 3.B.(1)(B)III. CONFIRMER LA RECONCILIATION ET FERMETURE DES AVANCES PERMANENTES AVANT LA FERMETURE DU DET SAL 3.B.(2) CA JTFSWA 3.B.(2)(A) REDEPLOYER LE DET SAL EN INFORMANT LE CEM J3 ET Q DAC DES DETAILS 3.B.(2)(B) FERMER L ESPACE DU DET SAL A FUJAIRAH, EAU, EN COOPERATION AVEC LE QGDN ET LES OFFICIELS DES EAU 3.B.(2)(C) ORDONNER LA BOI DE FERMETURE POUR LE DET SAL 3.B.(2)(D) AVISER CINC CENTCOM DE LA FERMETURE DU DET SAL 3.B.(3) JI COORD ?PAGE 7 RCCPJAD3118 CONFIDENTIAL 3.B.(3)(A) AIDER, LORSQUE REQUIS, AU REDEPLOIEMENT DU DET SAL 3.B.(3)(B) AU BESOIN, LE PERS DE L EQUIPE VAT IDENTIFIE EN REF F DOIT ETRE ATTACHE EN AFFECTATION TEMPORAIRE 3.B.(4) J4 LOG 3.B.(4)(A) AIDER, LORSQUE REQUIS, AU REDEPLOIEMENT DU DET SAL 3.B.(4)(B) FOURNIR UN REP POUR LA BOI DE FERMETURE 3.B.(5) J4 MOUV. AIDER, LORSQUE REQUIS, AU REDEPLOIEMENT DU DET SAL 3.B.(6) J5 POL MP REDEPLOIEMENT DU DET SAL 3.B.(6)(B) INFORMER LE GOUVERNEMENT AMERICAIN DU RETRAIT DU DET SAL DE OP APOLLO 3.B.(7) J5 AP. COORD L APPROCHE AP APPROPRIEE, LES PRODUITS ET ACTIVITES AVEC CEMFA 3.B. (8) J6 COORD. AIDER, LORSQUE REQUIS, A LA REVISION/RATIONALISATION DES RESSOURCES SCI ASSOCIEES AU REDEPLOIEMENT/FERMETURE DE LA PLACE DU DET SAL 3.B.(9) J8 FIN COORD. COORD LA REP DU CONTROLEUR DE LA BOI DE FERMETURE AVEC 1 DAC 3.C. INSTRUCTIONS DE COORDINATION 3.C.(1) HORAIRE ?PAGE 8 RCCPJAD3118 CONFIDENTIAL 3.C.(1)(A) DET SAL CESSE LES OPERATIONS - 20 MAI 02 3.C.(1)(B) DET SAL SE REDEPLOIE AU CANADA - AU PLUS TARD 27 MAI 02 3. D. COMPTES-RENDUS. LES DETAILS DU PERS SUIVANT POUR REP LE QGDN A LA BOI SERONT ENVOYES AU JI CA JTFSWA, INFO J3 INTL, DQP : NM/GRADE/NOM/PRENOMS TEL QU ILS APPARAISSENT AU PASSEPORT/LDN/DDN/NO PASSEPORT, DATE EXP/ATTESTATION SECUR 4. SERVICE SOUTIEN 4.A. PERS. CA JTFSWA DOIT FOURNIR UNE LISTE DU PERS DET SAL DEPLOYE DANS ET HORS DU SECTEUR DE MISSION POUR VERIFICATION DU PERS OPERATIONNEL. LES DETAILS DU PERS ET DATES D-ARRIVEE/DEPART POUR LUNhMCN 6 fiAL 000164 �~ - — i /[]) JfKjl £3 || «■ p, n n A ft Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act JjV|| II JI fl^Jfpcument divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information CHAQUE INDIVIDU DOIVEN1! .IRE INCLUES ET ENVOYEES AU J_ COORD 4.B. MED. SELON ANNEXE K DE REF D 4.C. MOUV. DET SAL SE DEPLOIERA PAR LUI-MEME. TOUT BESOIN DE TPT AERIEN SUPPLEMENTAIRE DOIT ETRE DEMANDS PAR CA JTFSWA ET COORD AVEC J4 MOV 4.D. LOG 4.D.(1) EPI. EPI OBTENU POUR OP APOLLO DOIVENT ETRE RETOURNES AUX STOCKS NATIONAUX AUSSI RAPIDEMENT QUE POSSIBLE LORSQUE LE PERS REVIEN DU THEATRE 4.D.(2) LE PERS DEPLOYE EN THEATRE POUR BOI SERA EN POSSESSION D UN ?PAGE 9 RCCPJAD3118 CONFIDENTIAL MASQUE A GAZ, DE DEUX CARTOUCHES FILTRANTES ET DU SAC DE TRANSPORT 4.D.(3) TOUT MAT ET EQPT ACHETE AVEC LES FONDS R ET R ET/OU PFMG SERA PRIS A CHARGE DES COMPTES DU CFSSU POUR COMPTABILISATION ET SERA INCLU DANS LE RAPPORT DE LA BOI DE FERMETURE 4.E. VISAS. LE PERS PRESENTERA SON PASSEPORT A L IMMIGRATION DES EAU 4.F. DOCUMENTATION REP BOI QGDN. LE PERS DEPLOYE EN THEATRE SERA EN POSSESSION DE SA CARTE ID. LE PERS SE DEPLOYANT EN THEATRE SERA EN POSSESSION DE SA CARTE ID, DISQUES ID, PASSEPORT VERT OU BLEU ET UNE COPIE DE CE MESSAGE 4. G. TENUE REP BOI QGDN. COMBAT. TENUE CIVILE APPROPRIEE DOIT ETRE PORTEE HORS DES HEURES DE TRAVAIL ET LORSQUE VOYAGEANT VERS ET DEPUIS LE LIEU DE DEVOIR 5. COMMAND ET TRANS 5.A. DET SAL RETOURNERA SOUS OPCOM DU GENERATEUR DE FORCE DES SON DEPART DE FUJAIRAH, EAU. MESSAGE TOCA SERA PROMULGUE PAR LE CEMD 5.B. PDC : MAJ J.J. MALEJCZUK, J3 INTL 2-1, (613) 993-2431 5.B.(1) J3 INTL 5.B. (2) J4 LOG - MAJ D. QUINN, J4 LOG OPS 3-2, (613) 995-9706 5.B. (3) J6 COORD - MAJ C.C. BLUE, J6 OPS 3-2, (613) 992-8908 MAJ D. YOST, J4 MOUV OPS 3-3, (613) 006-0974 5.B.(4) J4 MOUV BT #3118 1310254 231159 VDAM009 DELIVERED ?♦ CONFIDENTIAL 000165 �r © CONFIDENTIAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information PAACZYUW RCCPJAD3119 1302256-CCCG--RCCPOHA. ZNY CCCCC P R 102110Z MAY 02 FM NDHQ OTTAWA//DCDS// TO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//ADM (MAT)/ADM (POL)/ADM (FIN CS)/ADM ZEN/(IM)/DGIMOSD/J1 COORD/J4 HSS/J3 AIR OPS/J3 ENGR/J3 LAND ZEN/OPS/J3 MP OPS/J3 NPC/J3 INTL/J3 NAVAL OPS/JS FIN ZEN/COORD/J4 LOG/J4 MOV/J5 LEGAL OPS/J5 NATO POL/JS PK ZEN/POL/J6 COORD/J6 IO/J6 OPS/J7 DOC AND TRG// RCWBOCA/1 CAD HQ WINNIPEG//COMD/A3/A3 FE/A4/AOC// RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD/COS/J3/J3 AIR// INFO ZEN/NDHQ OTTAWA//CAS/CMS/CLS/COS J3/MSO MND/EA CDS/EA DM/EA ZEN/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 RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N3/N4// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N00/N3/N4// RCEVCHA/NAVRESHQ QUEBEC//COMD// RUCJAAC/USCINCCENT MACDILL AFB FL//CCCC/CCDC/CCJ3/CCJ5/CCJ3// ZEN/AIR/CCJ3 NAVAL/CCJ5 SP// ZEN/CFSU OTTAWA//CO// 1 I MAY 1 1 2QQ2 ?PAGE 2 RCCPJAD3119 CONFIDENTIAL RCCPNOA/NDCC OTTAWA RCEOCEA/COMCANFLTLANT RCWMPCA/COMCANFLTPAC RCEOCEA/LFAAHQ HALIFAX//COMD/COS// RCESCGA/QGSQFT MONTREAL//COMD/COS// RCCBJQA/LFCAHQ TORONTO//COMD/COS// RCWPDRA/LFWAHQ EDMONTON//COMD/COS// 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//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// RCEKMNA/1 CEU MONCTON//CO/DCO// ZEN/CFIOG OTTAWA//COMD// RCCRGQA/CFJOGHQ KINGSTON//COMD// RCCRGQA/CFJSR KINGSTON//CO// ?PAGE 3 RCCPJAD3119 CONFIDENTIAL RCCECBA/CDAO AUSTRALIA RCCEBJI/CDAO CHINA RCCETKO/CDAO JAPAN RCCETW/CDAO ISRAEL RCCERYA/CDAO SAUDI ARABIA RCCEBLN/CDAO GERMANY RCCEIBA/CDAO PAKISTAN RCCENDI/CDAO INDIA RCCENAT/BNATO//MILREP// CONFIDENTIAL i RX TX CCT a ZEV CCT# ZEV CCT ZEV CCT# ZEV /^\ OP O ( 000166 �CONFIDENTIAL Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information RCCECDL/CDLS WASHINGTON C//COMD//, RCCELDN/CDLS LONDON UK//COMD// RCCENYK/PRMNY//MILAD// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD//CO/OPS O// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD//CO/OPS O// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD//CO/OPS O// RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH//CO/OPS O// RCCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI QANDAHAR//CO/OPS O// RCCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA//OC// RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI//OC// ?PAGE 4 RCCPJAD3119 CONFIDENTIAL BT CONFIDENTIAL DCDS 084 FINAL SECTION OF 3 5.B.(5) J8 FIN COORD - MAJ B. KRASIJ, J8 FIN COORD, (613) 992-8060 5.B.(6) DFE AIR - MAJ B. RUTTEN, DFE AIR 2, (613) 995-2336 5.B.(7) CA JTFSWA - CAPT A. BALDRY, (813) 827-1090 5.C. LN DIR AUTORISEE FIN DU TEXTE FRANCAIS BT #3119 1310254 231160 VDAM010 DELIVERED ?♦ CONFIDENTIAL 000167 1 �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 L Edmunds) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: I Pl) ......... . « MUM 17/ (_jlj rmi v u *••••• NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks) [ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] j 5 May 2002 1:38 PM 335Q- \ ‘Shared (Qandahar BG FSG) Op Apollo --------- —---------« ‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Air Tpt Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo:/? ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; Jr ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo BG NAD FSG TO CEASE RETROGRADE OF STORES CO For Maj Blair, I note in your logrep that arrangements cots and snow shoes to Edmonton. I can especially since you are running out of eqpt to be retrograded until a decision rotation or a redeployment. are being made to retrograde camp appreciate your desire to do this, room in Qandahar, but we do not want is made on whether there will be a You can retrograde eqpt to the SLOC, if space is an issue, but it should not be taken out of theatre back to Edmonton. Regards, e<3 LCol Leo Brooks J4 NCE CA JTFSWA (813) 827-1488 1 RXO>6 cct#777^/ zev^/^opZ^ TX CCT#_ ZEV OP CCT* ZEV OP COT# ZEV OP 000168 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information [n may n c 9M? NCCIS Lt Det 2 (MCpI JF Langlais) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Mftv n c Kandahar BG FSG (Capt ME Mcdonald) [3ppfsg@jc2is.jfhq2.dnd.ca ] 6 May 2002 3:42 AM ncej4@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca “Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J3 Air Tpt Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo'; “Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo'; “Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo' RE: BG NAD FSG TO CEASE RETROGRADE OF STORES / CO <K-O Sir All retrograde, with the exception of pers kit, will go to the SLOC until a decision is made to roto/redepl. This will include; tent groups and toboggans, MOSVs, heaters, and associated G&T and repair parts. We are in the process of establishing separate accounts with the SLOC to transfer retrograde. I would like to get the MOSVs moving first as they are more likely to get damaged if we leave them where they are presently parked, In addition, we have asked the SLOC to critique veh preps and cleanliness (pre-emptive attempt to determine our capability in case we have to redepl). The only items that are going to CA, at this time, are individual snowshoes and camp cots. My intent was to take advantage of the near empty airbus to move some extraneous kit back to CA early. If we have to roto, we have received sufficient camp cots from the US to leave a cot for ea indiv roto (therefore, if roto one depls they will not have to bring cots). All triwalls rtn to CA with cots and snowshoes are 100% inspected by Tfc Techs and I will not tolerate anyone attempting to place any other item on these pallets. If this still poses a problem we will retrograde all mat to SLOC. 0 Colin Blair Maj OC FSG ---- Original Message----From: NCE J4 Op Apollo Tampa (LCol JL Brooks) [mailto:neej 4 @j c2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 5 May 2002 13:38 To: ‘Shared (Qandahar BG FSG) Op Apollo Cc: ‘Shared (NCE J3 Land Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J5 Log Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J3 Air Tpt Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Mov Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (NCE J4 Sup Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)0p Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Subject: BG NAD FSG TO CEASE RETROGRADE OF STORES For Maj Blair, I note in your logrep that arrangements cots and snow shoes to Edmonton. I can especially since you are running out of eqpt to be retrograded until a decision rotation or a redeployment. are being made to retrograde camp appreciate your desire to do this, room in Qandahar, but we do not want is made on whether there will be a You can retrograde eqpt to the SLOC, if space is an issue, but it should not be taken out of theatre back to Edmonton. --------------------------------------------Regards, LCol Leo Brooks 1 RX CCT# -n-pito ZEV TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT # ZEV OP CCT # ZEV Op 000169 J �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I’information J4 NCE CA JTFSWA (813) 827-1488 2 000170 �r Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information s.15(1) Def NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) [Itdet2@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] 8 May 2002 7:09 PM 'bagralo@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca' 'ncej4ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca' RE: YOUR SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS Djl 1 MAY 0 8 2002 For Maj Turenne. Sir, Maj Fitzsimmons sends his apologies for not responding himself however, he is preparing for a large group of visitors arriving tomorrow. To answer statement below, the BG Adm Coy QM has agreed to provide you with Integral support. Close Support would come through the FSG. This is a change from the discussion that you had with Maj Fitzsimmons but was coordinated by the FSG/BG QM as the best course of action to follow. P.A. Kallaghan Capt Ops O DSN (SECURE) —Original Message— From: CA LO DET BAGRAM OP APOLLO (COMMCEN) [mailto:bagralo@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 8 May 2002 06:31 To: ncej4ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca Cc: ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo Subject: RE: YOUR SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS Rick, Bruce correct me if I'm missing details. This is how I understand the arrangements so far: Water, rations, Med and laundry services are provided by the US. I don’t know what specifics were done before our arrival. Ammo - good question. We have our basic load which is enough for now. Who will provide emergency resupply? SLOC? Supply - the SLOC will be providing supplies. We have sent in our initial wish list last week. Carl J Turenne Maj LO Ops/Plans CJTF Mountain —Original Message— From: NCE J4 Ops Op Apollo Tampa (Maj AR Thompson) [mailto:ncej4ops@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 7 May 2002 13:58 To: ‘Shared (CA LO Det Bagram) Op Apollo Subject: YOUR SUPPORT ARRANGEMENTS 1 RX CCT# ZE’- tx CCT ZEVtfgz^P^ OP^^- CCT# CfC 2iV OP CCT# ZEV OP OP 000171 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acc&s a I'information Sir, I have been tasked to determine ..<th certainty your support arrangements. Who is providing you with rats/water/ammo? (FSG? NSU? BG?) Who is providing supply sp? Med sp?(FSG? NSU?) AR (Rick) Thompson Maj J4 Ops (813) 827-1488/89 2 000172 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Lai sur I'occes a I'information Canadian Forces Strategic Line of Communications Company Operation Apollo P.O. Box 5050 Station Forces Belleville Ontario CANADA K8N5W6 3350-1 (DCO) 6 May 2002 64"’ Air Expeditionary Group Attention: 64lhECES/CEX Camp Snoopy Doha, Qatar CANADIAN REPRESENTATION BATTLE STAFF AND DISASTER CONTROL GROUP Reference: 64th AEG Operations Plan 32-1, April 2002 1. As requested at reference, the following will detail Canadian points of contact in support of the Camp Snoopy Emergency Response Plan. a. Battle Staff: (1) (2) Primary: (a) B.S. Fitzsimmons; (b) Major; (c) Commanding Officer; (d) Duty number: camp local 1064 (24/7); (e) Cell number: 974-589-4683; and (f) Billet location: Building B13. Alternate: (a) S.S. Bridgeman; (b) Captain; (c) Deputy Commanding Officer; ■ (d) Duty number: camp local 1064 (24/7); (e) Cell number: via 974-589-5827 (Operations); and (0 Billet location: Building B12. 1/2 fe^^®000173 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information b. Disaster Control Group: (1) (2) Primary: (a) S.S. Bridgeman; (b) Captain; (c) Deputy Commanding Officer; (d) Duty number: camp local 1064 (24/7); (e) Cell number: via 974-589-5827 (Operations); and (0 Billet location: Building B12. Alternate: (a) P.A. Kallaghan; (b) Captain; (c) Operations Officer; (d) Duty number: camp local 1064 (24/7); (e) Cell number: 974-589-5827; and (f) Billet location: Building B12. 2. Questions may be directed to the SLOC Company Force Protection Officer, Captain S.S. (Shane) Bridgeman at local 1060. 'EL§Jtitzsimmons Major Commanding Officer >■ -••A A?.-- 2/2 000174 W-’ �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a I'information s.19(1) 3350-1 (Ops 0) y May 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: 2. a. Boersma D. MCpl b. Bridgeman S.S. Capt c. Charlebois B.W. MCpl d.Cooper L.A. Cpl e. Critch-Smith L.J. Sgt f. Culver D.G. Sgt g. Fitzsimmons B.S. Maj h. Fortier J.G.M. Sgt i. Gavini E.D. Cpl j. Hoskins G.S. MCpl k. Ivanic 0. Cpl 1. Kallaghan P.A. Capt m. Lamontagne J.L. Sgt n. Oliver K.W. Cpl o. Payne P.F. Cpl p. Power D.M.M. Cpl q. St-Jean J.R.D. MWO r. Sweet C.E. Cpl s. White G.M. Cpl This list is effective upon receipt and further, it is requested that all previous list be destroyed. K.A. KallAghan Capt \\ Ops O 247-1063 000175 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgui en vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /‘information NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Carlin) From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: NSU Ops Shared Mail, Op Apollo (WO, PR Ross) [nsuops@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca ] KAi W A 1 May 2002 10:47 PM bagralo@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca ’Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo RE: LOF SUPPORT - DET BAGRAM 'K Good Evening Sir To: CA LO DET BAGRAM OP APOLLO(COMMCEN) CC:SLOC EM: LCOL RITCHIE, DCO NSU COL COLLIN IN ABSENCE OF DIRECTION FROM NCE, THE NSU WILL ASSUME SP OF YOUR LOC FOR ALL LOG AND ADMIN MATTERS. FIRST POINT OF CONTACT FOR YOU SHOULD BE THE NSU SLOC COY AT CAMP SNOOPY. CONTACT INFO: MAJ FITZSIMMONS, CELL 974-589-4683. THE SLOC WILL COORD ANY REQUESTS BEYOND THEIR CAPABILITY WITH THE NSU HQ IN MINHAD ---- Original Message---From: CA LO DET BAGRAM OP APOLLO (COMMCEN) [mailto:bagralo@jc2is.c-ndhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 1 May 2002 03:30 To: ’Shared (UAE NSU Ops) Op Apollo Subject: LOF SUPPORT - DET BAGRAM For Col Legue, Comd NSU I understand that you or someone else tried to get in touch with me yesterday. Unfortunately, I left for Kabul for the day on relatively short notice after our initial conversation. I was wondering if a decision has been made on our log support chain, We are ready to send a consolidated list of our requirements to whoever will listen. Thanks, John J.C. Collin Col Senior Canadian Officer Afghanistan INMARSAT 873-383-026-361 DSN 318-640-1165 RX Qhsaff CCT#-)-OpE>C TX CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 1 000176 �s.13(1)(a) s.15(1)-Def CAN Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgu&^Lvertude la Loi sur I'acces a I'information SECRE I NCCIS Lt Det 2 (CpI D Defreitas) From: Sent: To: Subject: Wm ■T'V-J ;> 9 200? NCE Ops Watch Tampa (Capt RC Spaulding) [nceopsw@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca] . 28 April 2002 9:54 AM -------------- 1 'HMCS Algonquin'; ‘Shared (CA LO TM CFLCC) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (Qandahar BG Ops) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE LRP CO) Op Apollo; ‘Shared (UAE TAL CO) Op Apollo; 'CC150 Det CO (Maj D McLellan)'; 'TGCBTO'; Ferguson Maj RK(J6)Op Apollo; McInnis Capt WJ(J6 Ops)Op Apollo; Munn WO JW(CCO )Op Apollgi 'HMCS Ottawa'; 'HMCS Toronto’; 'HMCS Vancouver' Co FW: Comd JTFSWA Comments on Force Protection 0^0 FYA/FYI ---- Original Message---From: NCE J3 Land Op Apollo Tampa (Maj SJ Sharpe) [mailto:ncej31nd@jc2is.jfhq.dnd.ca ] Sent: 28 April 2002 09:18 To: *Shared (NCE Ops Center Watch) Op Apollo Subject: Comd JTFSWA Comments on Force Protection C£/m c RX tM'zf iJ2S CCT #7;if4>» ZEV CCT# CX ZEV ~ OP OP SHCRO OP ---- 000177 �CONFIDENTIA' s.15(1) Def 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 R Gumboc) nccisops Shared Mail, OP Apollo (WO, ME Dorland) [nccisops@jc2is.dcds.dnd.ca ] 27 April 2002 7:54 AM ’Shared (UAE COMMCEN) Op Apollo; ’Shared (Qandahar BG COMMCEN) Op Apollo; ’Shared (SLOC Coy Commcen)Op Apollo FW: 241400Z TASK ORG AND CSRF REPROMULGATION.doc From: Sent: To: Subject: ffl APR 2 7 2002 LV 241400Z TASK ORG AND CSRF REPR... Pise fwd to any Navy task groups you are protecting for. Dorland M.E. WO NSU Op Apollo NCCIS Sqn Ops WO CSN 846 7811 Trunk 2162 Ext 4200 Civ 996 7811 Trunk 2162 Ext 4200 Ext Secure Voice - Trunk Hotel 971-4-223-2222 Rm 407 ---- Original Message---From: NCE CCO Op Apollo (WO J Munn) [mailto:ncecco@jc2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 26 April 2002 17:36 To: ’Shared (NCE NCCIS Comd Tampa Fl) Op Apollo; ’Shared (UAE NCCIS Sqn Ops) Op Apollo Subject: FW: 241400Z TASK ORG AND CSRF REPROMULGATION.doc Requet this be distributed to all NCCIS Commcens for the Navy task groups. JW Munn WO CCO Op Apollo Unclas 813-827-1483 Secure DSN Access 651 —Original Message---From: NCE Ops Centre Watch Op Apollo (LT(N) BR Coles) [mailto:nceopsw@j c2is.j fhq.dnd.ca] Sent: 26 April 2002 11:28 To: Ferguson Maj RK(J6)Op Apollo; McInnis Capt WJ(J6 Ops)Op Apollo; Munn WO JW(CCO ) Op Apollo . •' Subject: 241400Z TASK ORG AND CSRF REPROMULGATION.doc ZEV Rx cr> ( TX CONHDERLM. CCT# ZEV OP CCT* ZEV OP OCT# ZEV OP 000178 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a /'information □ RAACZYUW RCEOCEA5079 1161426-CCCC--RCCPMPA. ZNY CCCCC R 241400Z APR 02 FM MARLANTHQ HALIFAX TO RCEOCEA/COMMFAC HALIFAX RCEOKMA/NRS HALIFAX RUHPCSF/NAVCSRF HONOLULU HI//N31DB// RBDHC/COMMCEN PLYMOUTH RCCSVCT/TUNNEYS NODE OTTAWA RCCSVCP/PEARKES NODE OTTAWA RCWEWLA/COMMCEN ESQUIMALT INFO RCEOCEA/MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N00/N1/N3/N31/N34/N41// RCWEWLA/MARPACHQ ESQUIMALT//N3/N6// TF 307 RCEOCEA/TRINITY HALIFAX RCEOCEA/MOC HALIFAX RCECGGA/WOC GREENWOOD RCEOPRA/WOC SHEARWATER RCEOOQA/12 WG HQ SHEARWATER/ /WCOMD/WOPSO// RCECGGA/14 WG GREENWOOD//WCOMD/WOPSO// RCEOCEA/1 CAD MAC HALIFAX//COMD/A3// 000179 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information PAGE 2 RCEOCEA5079 CONFIDENTIAL RELEASABLE TO NATO RCCPJSA/NDHQ OTTAWA//CMS/COS J3 OPS/J3 NAVAL OPS/J6// RCEOCEA/LFAAHQ HALIFAX RCWMCTS/HMCS ALGONQUIN RCWMHVS/HMCS VANCOUVER RCWMPCA/COMCAN FLTPAC RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI RCECGGA/COMMCEN GREENWOOD RCCPMPA/CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL BT CONFIDENTIAL RELEASABLE TO NATO N61-174 SIC SSC/SSM/A2O SUBJ: OP APOLLO TASK ORG AND CSRF REPROMULGATION REF: N61-116 111330Z MAR 02 1. CANCEL REF 2. THE FOLLOWING IS A REPROMULGATION OF THE OP APOLLO CSRF INCORPORATING CHANGES EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY AND SUPERCEDES ALL PREVIOUS SUBMISSIONS. READ IN 4 COLUMNS (TASK ORG/UNTI/RI/REMARKS): CTF 307 CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL//COMD//RCCPMPA .000180 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de Io Loi sur I'occes a /'information s.15(1) Def PAGE 3 RCEOCEA5079 CONFIDENTIAL TF 307 CDR CDN NAVAL TASK GROUP HMCS TORONTO HMCS OTTAWA HMCS ALGONQUIN CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI RCWMPCA RCEMTOS RCWMNMS RCWMCTS RCCEDBI CTG 307.1 CDR CDN NAVAL TASK GROUP TG 307.1 HMCS TORONTO HMCS OTTAWA HMCS ALGONQUIN CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI CTU 307.1.1 NOT ALLOCATED TU 307.1.1 NOT ALLOCATED 000181 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information * s.15(1) Def PAGE 4 RCEOCEA5079 CONFIDENTIAL CTU 307.1.2 CDR CDN NAVAL TASK GROUP TU 307.1.2 HMCS TORONTO HMCS OTTAWA HMCS ALGONQUIN CTU 307.1.3 CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI TU 307.1.3 CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI CTG 307.2 TG 307.2 NOT ALLOCATED NOT ALLOCATED 3. CHANGE OR AMENDMENT REQUESTS TO BE FORWARDED TO CTF 307 INFO MARLANTHQ HALIFAX//N61// BT #5079 □ 000182 �S' , ft © CONHDenhml Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Documen t divulgue en vertu de la Loi sur I'acces a I'information RAACZYUW RCCLHAV6006 1170404-CCCC--RCCPOHA. 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E-MAIL NSU ADMIN O/J3 INTL 2-1 26 APR 02 B. COS J3 165 101235Z APR 02! - OP APOLLO VISA PROCESSING FOR THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES (UAE) - .AMENDMENT TO ANNEX H TO CDS OP ORDER ?PAGE 4 RCCLHAV6006 CONFIDENTIAL 800 (005/2001) - LOGISTICS 1. AMEND PARA 2.A. OF REF B AS FOLS: l.A. DELETE QUOTE THE CA EMBASSY IN ABU DHABI, UAE, ATTENTION MAJ D. BARDEN UNQUOTE AND INSERT QUOTE THE CANADIAN CONSULATE, ATTENTION FLS FOR NSU OR, JUMA AL MAJID BUILDING, SUITE 708, KHALIB IBN WALEED STREET, PO BOX 52472, DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNQUOTE END OF ENGLISH TEXT/DEBUT DU TEXTE FRANCAIS SUJET : MODIFICATIF - TRAITEMENT DES VISA OP APOLLO POUR LES EMIRATS ARABES UNIS (EAU) - MODIFICATIF A L ANNEXE H DE ORDRE OP CEMD 800 (005/2001) - LOGISTIQUE 1. MODIFIER LE PARA 2.A. DE LA REF B COMME SUIT : l.A. RAYER CIT L AMBASSADE CANADIENNE A ABU DHABI, EAU, ATTENTION MAJ D. BARDEN FINCIT ET INSERER CIT LE CONSULAT CANADIEN, ATTENTION FLS FOR NSU OR, JUMA AL MAJID BUILDING, SUITE 708, KHALIB IBH WALEED STREET, PO BOX 52472, DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES FINCIT FIN DU TEXTE FRANCAIS BT #6006 VDAM008 DELIVERED 1170639 177408 ?♦ CONFIDENTIAL 000184 �Document disclosed under the Access to Information Act Document divulgue ei•n vertu de la Loi sur I'accis a /'information © APA L 7 2G02 S'/ PAAUZYUW RCCPMPA0002 116’1143-UUUU--RCCPOHA. U APR L 1 2002 ZNR UUUUU P 241939Z APR 02 FM CA JTFSWA NCE TAMPA FL 2>3>5>C TO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD INFO RCCPUVA/NDHQ OTTAWA//DCDS/COS J3/J3 INTL/J4 LOG// GO RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA LRP AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA TAL AL MINHAD RCCPDHA/CA JTFSWA SAL FUJAIRAH RCCEDBI/CA JTFSWA FLS DUBAI CCPOHA/CA JTFSWA SLOC COY DOHA1 CCPKHA/CA JTFSWA 3 PPCLI BG QANDAHAR BT UNCLAS NCE 847 SUBJ: CA JTFSWA NSU AL MINHAD STAND UP REFS: A. NDHQ OTTAWA DCDS 067 172030Z APR 02 B. CA JTFSWA NCE 743 10113Z APR 02 C. JTFSWA NCE 3350-134-1 (COMD) 27 MAR 02 D. JTFSWA NCE 3350-134-1 (COMD) 10 APR 02 1. REF A IS THE DCDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE NSU DECLARATION OF OPRED FOR EMPLOYMENT WITH CAVEATS SPECIFIED IN REF B. REF C AND D CONTAIN THE COMD JTFSWA GUIDANCE TO THE CO NSU AND TOR FOR THE NSU PAGE 2 RCCPMPA 0002 UNCLAS 2. CO NSU IS TO CONTINUE HIS EFFORTS TO CONSOLIDATE AND IMPROVE THE COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT SUB UNITS ASSINGED TO HIM WITH THE AIM OF PROVIDING EFFECTIVE LOGISTIC SUPPORT TO JTFSWA UNITS 3. I CONGRATULATE CO NSU ON HIS NUMEROUS ACOMPLISHMENTS SINCE HIS ARRIVAL IN THEATRE AND ENCOURAGE HIM AND IS UNIT TO SPARE NO EFFORT IN ACHIEVING THE GOALS SET FOR HIM AND HIS UNIT IN THE COMDS GUIDANCE BT #0002 VDAM011 ?♦ DELIVERED 1161415 173591 I RX Oil CCT#frQD/J ZEV TX CCT# c#_ ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP CCT# ZEV OP 000185 � 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, MANOEUVRES and EXERCISES - OP APOLLO - GENERAL Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource April 24, 2002 - June 29, 2002 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource LAC ATIP A-2019-03648 Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Library and Archives Canada, RG24, 3350-1 pt3 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 CDAF00007