JP 4-01.5 JTTP for Water Terminal Operations - BITS

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c. Inland Waterway • Width of the waterway. • Average depth, speed of the water, and shallow point. • With a given cargo weight, how close to the shore will water depth allow vessels. • Capacity to conduct clearance operations by inland waterway. • Points at which tugs will be needed to support travel of vessel. • Points along the coast that are most suitable for different types of sea and/or land operations. • Types of channel markers. • Points that are most suitable for mining of waterway. • Effect that mining would have on ship passage. • Locations at which waterways narrow into choke points. • Other than choke points, locations where vessels are vulnerable to shore fire. • Security that is available for vessels (underway, at anchor, or tied up). • Type of hostile special operations units that can threaten vessels. • Local shore security available to protect vessels once they are docked. • Type and number of local watercraft available to move cargo. • Maintenance capability that exists for these vessels. Water Terminal Planning Considerations • Docks along the waterway. • Local regulations that govern inland waterway operations. • Addresses and telephone numbers of the waterway authorities, if any. 15. Threat Essential information on threat includes the following. a. Enemy threat and capability in the operational area (e.g., air; naval; ground; or nuclear, biological, and chemical). b. Description of local overt or covert organizations from which hostile action can be expected. c. Availability of local assets for rear area security operations. d. In addition to port and/or LOTS operations, other primary targets in the area (e.g., military bases, key industrial activities, political and/or cultural center, satellite communications facilities). e. Physical security characteristics of port area. 16. Community Information Community information should include the following. a. General • Name of town(s) within a 25-mile radius. • Grid coordinates and longitude and latitude of the town. • Size and significance of the town. • Primary means of livelihood for the town. B-7
Appendix B B-8 • Form of government that exists. • Description of the local police and/or militia. • Description of the local fire department and equipment. • Local laws or customs that will impact on operations in this area. • Availability of billeting. b. Population • Size of the population. • Racial breakdown of the population. • Religious breakdown of the population. • Languages spoken. • Political or activist parties that exist in the town. • If population is considered friendly or hostile. c. Labor. Names, addresses, and telephone numbers of contracting agents available with services that may be needed during operations (e.g., husbanding agents, potable or boiler water, ship repair, coastal vessels, lighterage, machinists, and skilled and unskilled labor). d. Water • Availability of potable and boiler water. • Size, location, and condition of water purification or desalinization plants. • Other sources of water, if any. • Quantity, quality, method, and rates of water delivery. • Special size connections required, if any. • Water barges available, if any. • Water requiring special treatment before use, if any. e. Health Service Support • Locations, size, capabilities, and standards of local hospitals and other medical treatment facilities. • Availability of physicians (specialized), nurses, hospital beds, medical evacuation assets, medical, supplies, and potable water. • Any local diseases that require special attention or preventive action. • Overall health and sanitary standards of the town and surrounding area. • Method of reimbursement for health service support. • Health service support requirements if HNS is not available. f. Electricity • Location, size (kilowatts), and condition of the power station servicing the area. • How power station is fueled. • Location and size of transformer stations. • Voltage and cycles of the electricity. • Other significant sources of electricity (e.g., large generators) in the area. Joint Pub 4-01.5
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