Air Force Engineering Capabilities
Air Force Engineering Capabilities
Air Force Engineering Capabilities
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Headquarters <strong>Air</strong> Combat Command<br />
<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> <strong>Engineering</strong> <strong>Capabilities</strong><br />
For SAME Regional Conference<br />
This Briefing<br />
is Classified:<br />
UNCLASSIFIED<br />
Capt Raymond Kerr<br />
ACC/A7XO RH<br />
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Total <strong>Force</strong><br />
What <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> Engineers do…<br />
Prime BEEF vs RED HORSE<br />
Garrison Mission<br />
Overview<br />
Deployed Missions and Organization<br />
Employment Constructs<br />
Current Commitment<br />
AF Reachback Capability<br />
Questions<br />
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US <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> Military Engineers<br />
Total <strong>Force</strong> Composition<br />
Active 14,366 (55%)<br />
<strong>Air</strong> National Guard 8,041 (30%)<br />
<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> Reserve 4,043 (15%)<br />
TOTAL * 26,450 (100%)<br />
Does Not Include EOD, and NBC forces<br />
* Some engineers have in place missions (remotes,<br />
joint, instructors, classified missions, etc.)
What AF Engineers do…<br />
Provide a full spectrum of engineering “support” to establish, operate<br />
and maintain garrison and contingency airbases<br />
Provide fire protection services, expedient construction, Chemical,<br />
Biological, Radioactive and Nuclear protection (CBRN), and explosive<br />
ordinance demolition<br />
Establish beddown facilities and sustain airfield operations<br />
Perform water-well drilling, airfield pavement evaluations, quarry<br />
operations, material testing, expedient facility erection, and concrete<br />
and asphalt paving<br />
<strong>Air</strong>borne delivery of personnel and equipment (light) to ‘open the<br />
airbase’<br />
Combat <strong>Engineering</strong><br />
Can perform General/Geospatial in Combat Environment<br />
Typically need augmentation for Combat Environment… Joint or AF<br />
Organized Trained and Equipped for AF mission<br />
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AF Civil <strong>Engineering</strong> Baseline<br />
Engineer is not an Engineer is not an Engineer…… what is a AF Engineer?<br />
Craftsmen and Technicians<br />
“True craftsmen and Technicians”<br />
Maintain and construct garrison everyday<br />
Regularly practice for deployed equipment sets<br />
Upgrade training and some accredited certifications<br />
EOD - Joint School to include Officers<br />
Readiness – CBRNE Joint School, FEMA and HAZMAT<br />
Fire – National Fire, FEMA and HAZMAT<br />
Officers<br />
Degreed Engineer or architect only<br />
Licensing and accreditation highly encouraged but not required<br />
RA, PE, PPM, CCM, LEED, FEMA, HAZMAT, etc<br />
Focus on full AF CE mission not just <strong>Engineering</strong> portion<br />
EOD and Readiness a qualification… not a career path<br />
Very marketable, easy to understand qualifications with good experience can<br />
become a retention issue.<br />
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Power Production<br />
AF Family<br />
of Civil <strong>Engineering</strong><br />
Electricians (Internal and External Capable)<br />
HVAC/R<br />
Structures (Carpentry, welding, masonry, locksmith, roofs)<br />
“Dirt Boys” (Concrete, Eqpt Operators, Sweeper, Earthwork)<br />
Utilities (plumbing, liquid fuels)<br />
Pest Management<br />
Operations Management<br />
Fire<br />
EOD<br />
Readiness and Emergency Management<br />
Engineer Specialist (construction mgt, surveying, drafting, GIS)<br />
Engineer Officer<br />
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AF Civil <strong>Engineering</strong> Baseline<br />
<strong>Air</strong> Base Defense<br />
Troop Leading<br />
Procedures<br />
Land Navigation Convoy Operations**<br />
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AF Civil <strong>Engineering</strong> Baseline<br />
Defensive Fighting<br />
Positions<br />
Weapons Handling<br />
Individual Movements<br />
Team Movements<br />
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AF Civil <strong>Engineering</strong> Baseline<br />
Work Party Security<br />
Night Operations<br />
Tactical Communications Field Hygiene and Sanitation<br />
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Prime BEEF<br />
Types of AF Engineer <strong>Force</strong>s<br />
Prime Base Engineer Emergency <strong>Force</strong><br />
Mission: Provide civil engineer “support” for the beddown of<br />
personnel and aircraft<br />
NOT an organic unit<br />
RED HORSE<br />
Rapid Engineer Deployable - Heavy Operational Repair<br />
Squadron Engineer<br />
Mission: Assess, plan and establish contingency<br />
facilities/infrastructure to support contingency operations and<br />
combat missions<br />
Self-sufficient when deployed**<br />
404-person<br />
Heavy construction<br />
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Garrison Mission<br />
Provide a full spectrum of engineering “support” … to AF’s power<br />
projection platform, the Installation.<br />
Traditional <strong>Engineering</strong><br />
Cradle to Grave construction and project management<br />
Acquisition Strategies<br />
Master planning<br />
Programming<br />
Operation and Maintenance<br />
Service contracts<br />
Environmental<br />
Real Estate<br />
Service Quirks<br />
CRBNE and Emergency Management<br />
Fire and Emergency Services<br />
Explosive Ordinance Disposal<br />
Housing<br />
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<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> Prime BEEF Employment<br />
Army Navy<br />
Civilian/Contractor mix<br />
used for post sustainment<br />
400 Civ/Ktr<br />
Total <strong>Force</strong> = 600<br />
Military trains in garrison/<br />
deploys for war…not used<br />
for post/base sustainment<br />
200 Soldiers<br />
Civilian/Contractor mix used<br />
for base sustainment<br />
400 Civ/Ktr<br />
Total <strong>Force</strong> = 600<br />
200 Sailors<br />
200 <strong>Air</strong>men<br />
<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong><br />
Military/Civilian/Contractor mix<br />
used for base sustainment<br />
Military deploys<br />
Total <strong>Force</strong> = 400<br />
200 Civ/Ktr<br />
200 <strong>Air</strong>men
HAF<br />
MAJCOM<br />
Wing<br />
Civil Engineer<br />
Chain of Command<br />
A1 A2<br />
A3/A5 A4/A7<br />
A8 A9<br />
Inst &<br />
Msn Sup<br />
SG<br />
A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8 A9<br />
OG<br />
CC<br />
CSAF<br />
CC<br />
SAF AQ/FM/<br />
IG/PA<br />
SFS SVS CES<br />
CS<br />
SF<br />
LRS<br />
CON CE<br />
Installation<br />
MXG Support<br />
MDG<br />
CONS<br />
MSS<br />
Logistics/ Inst<br />
& Msn Supp
Operations<br />
Flight<br />
(CEO)<br />
Programs<br />
Flight<br />
(CEP)<br />
CE Squadron<br />
EOD<br />
Flight<br />
(CED)<br />
CIVIL<br />
ENGINEER<br />
SQUADRON<br />
Asset Mgt<br />
Flight<br />
(CEA)<br />
Fire Protect.<br />
Flight<br />
(CEF)<br />
Readiness<br />
& EM Flight<br />
(CEX)<br />
Resources<br />
Flight<br />
(CER)
Crater Well-Drilling Repair<br />
Power Generation<br />
Structure Assembly<br />
Prime BEEF<br />
Prime<br />
Base<br />
Engineer<br />
Emergency<br />
<strong>Force</strong><br />
Mission: Provides Wartime<br />
Beddown, O&M, Repair, Fire,<br />
EOD, & EM<br />
~20,000 AF Civil Engineers on<br />
Prime BEEF teams<br />
Water Purification<br />
Fire Protection<br />
Explosive Ordnance<br />
Disposal
<strong>Engineering</strong> Teams<br />
Fire Protection Teams<br />
Prime BEEF Teams<br />
Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Teams<br />
Readiness (CBRN) and Emergency Management<br />
Teams<br />
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Prime BEEF Readiness Teams<br />
Prepare contingency response plans and integrate wing defense<br />
and response capabilities in event of attacks, accidents, and<br />
disasters.<br />
Plan, train, monitor, recon, and C2 wing contamination control in<br />
CBRN incidents as well as Toxic Industrial Chemical and Material<br />
(TIC/TIM(.<br />
National Incident Mangement System (NIMS) Experts<br />
Manage all AF Civil Engineer mobility capability.<br />
One occupational specialty: Readiness and Emergency<br />
Management technician<br />
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Prime BEEF Fire Protection Teams<br />
Protect life, resources, and the environment from effects of fire<br />
and natural or man-made disasters<br />
Hazardous Mat. spills<br />
Emergency Management<br />
Key Focus: <strong>Air</strong>craft Crash Response<br />
One occupational specialty: Fire Protection<br />
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PRIME BEEF EOD Teams<br />
Task: Protect life/resources/environment from explosive,<br />
chemical, biological, incendiary, and nuclear ordnance<br />
Munitions Incidents, In-Flight Emergencies<br />
Munitions Maint Mishaps<br />
Dispose Unserviceable Munitions<br />
Counter IED – esp support to Army!<br />
Destroy Captured Munitions<br />
Military Explosives Found in Community<br />
Broken Arrow – Nuclear Weapon mishaps<br />
HAZMAT IEDs (WMD)<br />
Secret Service Support<br />
One Occupational Specialty: EOD<br />
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Prime BEEF (Deployed) Mission<br />
Bed-down a flying unit mission at a forward base<br />
Protect and sustain that flying unit<br />
Recover the base in event of attack/damage<br />
Reconstitute/Restore the site and equipment<br />
Redeploy<br />
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21<br />
<strong>Force</strong> Module<br />
AIRFIELD<br />
SEIZURE<br />
<strong>Force</strong> Module (FM) Definition<br />
A grouping of combat, combat support, and combat service<br />
support forces along with accompanying supplies and required<br />
non-unit resupply and personnel necessary to sustain forces for<br />
a minimum of 30 days<br />
OPEN THE<br />
AIRBASE<br />
COMMAND &<br />
CONTROL<br />
ESTABLISH THE<br />
AIRBASE<br />
GENERATE THE<br />
MISSION<br />
<strong>Force</strong> Build-up<br />
OPERATE THE<br />
AIRBASE<br />
0 Hr 24 Hr 80 Hr 240 Hr<br />
SUSTAINMENT<br />
AND<br />
AUGMENTATION
AF Civil Engineer<br />
Core Competencies / Capability<br />
CORE COMPETENCY: Expeditionary <strong>Engineering</strong><br />
Capability: Open the Base<br />
Capability: Establish the Base<br />
Capability: Sustain the Base<br />
CORE COMPENTENCY: Emergency Services<br />
Capability: Fire and Emergency Services (FES)<br />
Capability: Readiness & Emergency Management<br />
Capability: Explosive Ordnance Disposal<br />
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PRIME BEEF:<br />
AF Civil Engineers<br />
Effects Based Planning<br />
Traditional Engineers requirements are based on # <strong>Air</strong>craft<br />
and # Personnel supported<br />
Firefighter Requirements are based on TYPE/CATEGORY of<br />
<strong>Air</strong>craft supported<br />
EOD and Emergency Management requirements are based on<br />
threat and risk management<br />
RED HORSE: Dependent on Mission (Beddown / Construction /<br />
Special Capability)<br />
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Day 5<br />
Other Assets In Place<br />
•1 550i Water Dist Module<br />
•2 PSCs<br />
•4 Cable Reel Assy<br />
•2 10K Fuel Bladders<br />
•16 SDCs<br />
•7 PDPs<br />
•1 Start Cart<br />
•1 Battery Charger<br />
•5 MEP-806<br />
•4 MEP-805<br />
•4 RALS<br />
•4 TF-2 Light Carts<br />
Assets Delivered<br />
•1 PSC<br />
•6 SDC<br />
Fuels<br />
•1 Control SSS<br />
Munitions<br />
•1 PGM Maint SSS<br />
•1 Missile Test SSS<br />
0’ 1750’<br />
SS/Latrine<br />
Fire Crash/Resc<br />
•4 SSS<br />
Messing<br />
•SPEK + MSS<br />
Supply<br />
•2 Base SSS<br />
Messing<br />
•SPEK + MSS<br />
3500’<br />
SS/Latrine<br />
<strong>Air</strong>crew Alert<br />
•3 SSS<br />
Mortuary<br />
•1 SSS<br />
•2 ADR<br />
Flightline<br />
•3 SSS-<strong>Air</strong>crew Alert<br />
•2 SSS-Common Fcy<br />
•1 SSS-Fuels Lab<br />
•4 SSS Fire/Crash<br />
•1 SSS-Shower/Shave<br />
•1 SSS-Latrine<br />
•0 MSS-Para/Drag Shop<br />
•0 MSS-Gen Use<br />
•0 MSS-AGE<br />
•2 ACH<br />
•0 4K Dome-Gen Use<br />
•0 8K Dome-Gen Use<br />
•0 8K Dome-Propulsion<br />
Admin<br />
•4 SSS<br />
ACH<br />
ACH<br />
CE<br />
•1 Supply SSS<br />
•1 PP SSS<br />
•1 Ento SSS<br />
•1 Maint SSS<br />
Billeting<br />
•72 SSS<br />
<strong>Air</strong>craft Maint<br />
•2 ACH<br />
550<br />
•72 SSS-Billeting<br />
•2 SPEK<br />
•0 SSS-Chaplain<br />
•0 SSS-TFE<br />
•1 SSS-Mortuary<br />
•4 SSS-Admin<br />
•2 SSS-Base Supply<br />
•4 SSS-Shower/Shave<br />
•4 SSS-Latrine<br />
•1 SSS-CE Supply<br />
•1 SSS-CE Maintenance (+1)<br />
•2 SSS-Power Pro<br />
Power Plant<br />
•3 MEP-12s<br />
•1 PP SSS<br />
Initial Operating Capability: days 1-5 (C+0 to C+4)<br />
Fuel Farm<br />
•2 10K Bladders (550)<br />
Day 1: Minimum airfield operations established<br />
Shelter for 432 personnel (12/tent)<br />
QoL: MREs, “helmet” showers, no elec or ECUs at<br />
tent city<br />
Runway minimum operating strip<br />
IO<br />
•0 SSS-Admin<br />
•0 SSS-Common Fcy<br />
•0 SSS-Multi-Purpose<br />
•0 SSS-Combat Supply<br />
•0 SSS-CE Eng Mngt<br />
•0 SSS-CE Tool Storage<br />
•0 SSS-CE Plumbing<br />
•0 SSS-CE Sheet Metal<br />
•0 SSS-CE Refrigeration<br />
•0 SSS-CE Heat/Liquid Fuels<br />
•0 SSS-CE Electric<br />
•0 SSS-Veh Maint<br />
•0 MSS-General Use<br />
•0 MSS-CE Pavement<br />
•0 4K Dome-Veh Maint<br />
•0 8K Dome-Pack & Crate<br />
•0 8K Dome-Combat Supply<br />
•0 8K Dome-Gen Use<br />
•0 4K Dome-Gen Use<br />
Horizontal repair of taxiways, aircraft parking areas<br />
Site preparation for tent city<br />
Veh Maint fixes the trucks where they break<br />
Day 5: Expand minimum capabilities<br />
Shelter for 864 personnel (12/tent)<br />
QOL: SS/Latrines, MREs + 1 hot, no elec/ECUs at tent<br />
city until day 6<br />
Development of utilities at tent city site
Day 15<br />
Other Assets in Place<br />
•2 550i Water Dist Module<br />
•2 550f Water Dist Module<br />
•192 FDECUs (550 billet)<br />
•50 FDECUs (550 othr)<br />
•28 FDECUs (IO)<br />
•4 PSCs<br />
•1 PSC (IO)<br />
•8 Cable Reel Assy<br />
•2 Cable Reel Assy (IO)<br />
•6 10K Fuel Bladders<br />
•2 10K Fuel Bladders (IO)<br />
•32 SDCs<br />
•5 SDCs (IO)<br />
•12 PDPs<br />
•2 Start Cart<br />
•2 Battery Charger<br />
•10 MEP-806<br />
•7 MEP-805<br />
•8 RALS<br />
•8 TF-2 Light Carts<br />
•3 CE Entomology<br />
•9 ADR<br />
Assets Delivered<br />
•24 FDECUs (550 billet)<br />
•6 FDECU (550 othr)<br />
•8 TF-2 Light Carts (IO)<br />
*2 9-2 Kitchens delivered<br />
Fuels<br />
•1 Control SSS<br />
Supply<br />
•Base Sply (4 SSS + 4K Dome)<br />
•Combat Sply (1 SSS)<br />
•1 ADR<br />
Munitions<br />
•1 PGM Maint SSS<br />
•1 Missile Test MSS<br />
0’ 1750’<br />
Mortuary (2 SSS + 4 ADR)<br />
<strong>Air</strong>crew Alert (3 SSS)<br />
SS/Latrine<br />
Fire Crash/Resc (4 SSS)<br />
Messing (SPEK + MSS)<br />
Post Office (1 MSS)<br />
Chaplain (2 SSS)<br />
Latrine (1 SSS)<br />
Messing (SPEK + 4 9-2s)<br />
SS/Latrine<br />
SS/Latrine<br />
Billeting<br />
•24 SSS<br />
•24 ECUs<br />
3500’<br />
Billet Billet<br />
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4,000 SF<br />
Shelter<br />
Billet<br />
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4,000 SF<br />
Shelter<br />
Billet Billet<br />
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Billet Billet<br />
Flightline<br />
•3 SSS-<strong>Air</strong>crew Alert<br />
•2 SSS-Common Fcy<br />
•0 SSS-Fuels Lab<br />
•4 SSS Fire/Crash<br />
•1 SSS-Shower/Shave<br />
•1 SSS-Latrine<br />
•0 MSS-Para/Drag Shop<br />
•1 MSS-Gen Use<br />
•0 MSS-AGE<br />
•0 MSS-Propulsion<br />
•2 ACH<br />
•0 4K Dome-Gen Use<br />
•0 8K Dome-Gen Use<br />
•0 8K Dome-Propulsion<br />
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Veh Maint (fire/fuels)<br />
•1 4K SF Dome<br />
ACH<br />
Indus Ops<br />
•4 Admin SSS<br />
•4 General SSS<br />
•4 Multi SSS<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
ACH<br />
Admin (12 SSS)<br />
ACH<br />
Vehicle Ops (1 SSS)<br />
ACH<br />
CE<br />
•2 Supply SSS<br />
•1 PP SSS<br />
•1 Ento SSS<br />
•1 Maint SSS<br />
•2 Engin Mgt SSS<br />
•1 Tool Stge SSS<br />
Billeting<br />
•96 SSS<br />
•96 ECUs<br />
<strong>Air</strong>craft Maint<br />
•4 ACH<br />
550<br />
•216 SSS-Billeting (+24)<br />
•2 SPEK<br />
•2 SSS-Chaplain<br />
•2 SSS-TFE<br />
•2 SSS-Mortuary<br />
•12 SSS-Admin (+4)<br />
•4 SSS-Base Supply (+2)<br />
•12 SSS-Shower/Shave<br />
•12 SSS-Latrine<br />
•2 SSS-CE Supply<br />
•1 SSS-CE Maintenance<br />
•4 SSS-Power Pro<br />
Power Plant<br />
•8 MEP-12s<br />
•2 MEP-12s (IO)<br />
•1 PP SSS<br />
Fuel Farm<br />
•6 10K Bladders (550)<br />
•2 10K Bladders (IO)<br />
CE<br />
•1 Plumbing SSS<br />
•1 Sheet metal SSS<br />
•1 Refrigeration SSS<br />
•1 Heat/Liquid Fuel SSS<br />
•1 Pavement MSS<br />
•1 CE Electric SSS<br />
IO<br />
•4 SSS-Admin<br />
•4 SSS-Common Fcy<br />
•4 SSS-Multi-Purpose<br />
•1 SSS-Combat Supply<br />
•2 SSS-CE Eng Mngt<br />
•1 SSS-CE Tool Storage<br />
•1 SSS-CE Plumbing<br />
•1 SSS-CE Sheet Metal<br />
•1 SSS-CE Refrigeration<br />
•1 SSS-CE Heat/Liquid Fuels<br />
•1 SSS-CE Electric<br />
•1 SSS-Veh Maint<br />
•2 MSS-General Use<br />
•1 MSS-CE Pavement<br />
•1 4K Dome-Veh Maint<br />
•0 8K Dome-Pack & Crate<br />
•0 8K Dome-Combat Supply<br />
•0 8K Dome-Gen Use<br />
•1 4K Dome-Gen Use<br />
Establish Operating Capability: days 6-15 (C+5 to C+14)<br />
Shelter for 2600 people by day 15 (12/tent)<br />
QOL: 2 hots/1 MRE, SS/Latrines, elec and ECUs at all facilities<br />
Increased support group facilities and administrative space<br />
Post office and Chaplain facilities on day 6<br />
4K domes expand vehicle maintenance and supply capabilities<br />
by day 7<br />
Bulk of Industrial Operations shops erected on day 14
Day 22<br />
Other Assets in Place<br />
•3 550i Water Dist Module<br />
•3 550f Water Dist Module<br />
•288 FDECUs (550 billet)<br />
•58 FDECUs (550 othr)<br />
•28 FDECUs (IO)<br />
•6 PSCs<br />
•1 PSC (Indus ops)<br />
•12 Cable Reel Assy<br />
•2 Cable Reel Assy (IO)<br />
•10 10K Fuel Bladders<br />
•2 10K Fuel Bladders (IO)<br />
•48 SDCs<br />
•5 SDCs (Indus Ops)<br />
•12 PDPs<br />
•3 Start Cart<br />
•3 Battery Charger<br />
•15 MEP-806<br />
•9 MEP-805<br />
•12 RALS<br />
•12 TF-2 Light Carts<br />
•8 TF-2 Light Carts (IO)<br />
•3 CE Entomology<br />
•9 ADR<br />
Assets Delivered<br />
•50 FDECU (550 othr)<br />
•8 FDECU (IO)<br />
•2 10K Fuel Bladder<br />
•4 ADR<br />
*2 9-2 Kitchens delivered<br />
Fuels<br />
•1 Control SSS<br />
•1 Testing SSS<br />
Messing (SPEK + MSS)<br />
Supply<br />
•Base Sply (6 SSS + 4K Dome)<br />
•Combat Sply (1 SSS + 8K Dome)<br />
•1 ADR<br />
Munitions<br />
•1 PGM Maint SSS<br />
•1 Missile Test MSS<br />
Chaplain (3 SSS)<br />
Messing (SPEK + 4 9-2s)<br />
0’ 1750’<br />
Mortuary (3 SSS + 6 ADR)<br />
<strong>Air</strong>crew Alert (3 SSS)<br />
SS/Latrine<br />
Fire Crash/Resc (4 SSS)<br />
Post Office (1 MSS)<br />
Latrine (1 SSS)<br />
SS/Latrine<br />
SS/Latrine<br />
Billeting<br />
•96 SSS<br />
•96 ECUs<br />
3500’<br />
Billet Billet<br />
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Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
9-1 Kitchen 9-1 Kitchen<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
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Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Gen Use (1 8K Dome)<br />
8,000 SF Shelter<br />
8,000 SF Shelter<br />
8,000 SF Shelter<br />
4,000 SF<br />
Shelter<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
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Billet Billet Billet Billet<br />
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Billet Billet Billet Billet<br />
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Billet Billet Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Pack & Crate (1 8K Dome)<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Veh Maint (fire/fuels)<br />
•1 4K SF Dome<br />
ACH<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
Billet<br />
ACH<br />
Gym (1 8K Dome)<br />
ACH<br />
Comm Cntr (1 8K Dome)<br />
ACH<br />
CE<br />
•3 Supply SSS<br />
•1 PP SSS<br />
•3 Ento SSS<br />
•3 Maint SSS<br />
•2 Engin Mgt SSS<br />
•1 Tool Stge SSS<br />
Billeting<br />
•96 SSS<br />
•96 ECUs<br />
<strong>Air</strong>craft Maint (4 ACH)<br />
8,000 SF Shelter<br />
8,000 SF Shelter<br />
Admin (12 SSS)<br />
Power Plant<br />
4,000 SF<br />
Shelter<br />
•12 MEP-12s<br />
Vehicle Ops (1 SSS + 4K Dome) •2 MEP-12s (IO)<br />
Indus Ops<br />
•3 PP SSS<br />
9-1 Kitchen 9-1 Kitchen<br />
•4 Admin SSS<br />
•4 General SSS<br />
•4 Multi SSS<br />
Fuel Farm<br />
•12 10K Bladders (550)<br />
•2 10K Bladders (IO)<br />
4,000 SF<br />
Shelter<br />
CE<br />
•1 Plumbing SSS<br />
•1 Sheet metal SSS<br />
•1 Refrigeration SSS<br />
•1 Heat/Liquid Fuel SSS<br />
•1 Pavement MSS<br />
•1 CE Electric SSS<br />
IO<br />
•4 SSS-Admin<br />
Robust Operating Capability: days 16-30 (C+15 to C+30)<br />
Shelter for up to 3456 people by day 18<br />
•4 SSS-Common Fcy<br />
•4 SSS-Multi-Purpose<br />
•1 SSS-Combat Supply<br />
•2 SSS-CE Eng Mngt<br />
•1 SSS-CE Tool Storage<br />
•1 SSS-CE Plumbing<br />
•1 SSS-CE Sheet Metal<br />
Flightline<br />
•3 SSS-<strong>Air</strong>crew Alert<br />
•2 SSS-Common QOL: Fcy 3 hot meals/day, 550 gym, community center by day 22<br />
•1 SSS-Fuels Lab<br />
•288 SSS-Billeting<br />
•4 SSS Fire/Crash Full up capability established •2 SPEK for most shops •1 by SSS-CE day Refrigeration 22<br />
•1 SSS-Shower/Shave<br />
•3 SSS-Chaplain (+1)<br />
•1 SSS-CE Heat/Liquid Fuels<br />
•1 SSS-Latrine Vehicle Maint: •3 SSS-TFE Two (+1) 4K domes •1 SSS-CE Electric<br />
•0 MSS-Para/Drag Shop<br />
•3 SSS-Mortuary (+1)<br />
•1 SSS-Veh Maint<br />
•1 MSS-Gen Use Supply: Two •12 SSS-Admin 8K and one 4K dome •2 MSS-General Use<br />
•0 MSS-AGE<br />
•6 SSS-Base Supply (+2) •1 MSS-CE Pavement<br />
•0 MSS-Propulsion Fuel analysis •12 SSS-Shower/Shave<br />
•2 4K Dome-Veh Maint (+1)<br />
•4 ACH<br />
•12 SSS-Latrine<br />
•1 8K Dome-Pack & Crate (+1)<br />
•0 4K Dome-Gen Use All CE shops •3 SSS-CE (electric, Supply HVAC, (+1) fuels, •1 structures, 8K Dome-Combat pavement, Supply<br />
•0 8K Dome-Gen Use<br />
•3 SSS-CE Maint (+2)<br />
•3 8K Dome-Gen Use (+3)<br />
•0 8K Dome-Propulsion plumbing)<br />
•6 SSS-Power Pro<br />
•1 4K Dome-Gen Use
UTC TITLE<br />
Prime BEEF Engineer/Operations<br />
Personnel UTCs<br />
4F9AC EN ElecGen & Acft Arres Sy Maint<br />
4F9AD EN <strong>Air</strong>field Pavements Eval Team<br />
4FPAL EN Liquid Fuels Maint 2Pk Tm<br />
4FPAM EN Logistics Support 2Pk Tm<br />
4FPAN EN Operations Super (1pn)<br />
4FPAP EN PwrGen/Acft Arres Sys 2Pk Tm<br />
4FPAQ EN Elec High/Low Volt 3Pk Tm<br />
4FPAR EN Heat AC Refrig&Cntrl 3Pk Tm<br />
4FPAS EN Pavmnts/Construct 4Pk Tm<br />
4FPAT EN Carpentry/Sht Metal 3Pk Tm<br />
4FPAU EN Water & Wastewater Svs 3Pk<br />
4FPAV EN Survey Desgn & Const Mgt Tm<br />
4FPAW EN Ops/Engineer Chief (1 pn)<br />
4FPAX EN Pest Mgt 2Pk Tm<br />
4FPAK EN Operations Mgt 2Pk Tm<br />
UTC TITLE<br />
4FPET EN Basic Engineer Team (26 pn)<br />
4FPES EN Command & Control (6 pn)<br />
4FPSA EN Company Grade Engineer Officer<br />
4FPSB EN Field Grade Engineer Officer<br />
4FPSC EN Senior Cmd Engineer Officer<br />
4F9B1 EN BAK-12 Expedit Barrier Sys<br />
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Bare Base Deployment<br />
1 Fighter Sq at Factor 01, Medium Threat Area<br />
1 <strong>Air</strong>craft Squadron<br />
Traditional Engineer UTCs (102)<br />
4FPES – 1 ea (6 people)<br />
4FPET – 3 ea (78 people)<br />
4FPAN – 3 ea (3 people)<br />
4FPSA – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPSB – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPAX – 1 ea (2 people)<br />
4FPAM – 2 ea (4 people)<br />
4FPAL – 1 ea (2 people)<br />
4FPAR – 1 ea (3 people)<br />
4FPAP – 1 ea (2 people)<br />
Factor 01<br />
Emergency Mgt UTCs (23)<br />
4FPWB – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPWC – 2 ea (2 people)<br />
4FPWD – 4 ea (8 people)<br />
4FPWE – 6 ea (12 people)<br />
As of: 5 Dec 08<br />
207 CE <strong>Air</strong>men<br />
Wartime Category 1<br />
Fire Fighter UTCs (54)<br />
4FPFA – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPFJ – 2 ea (4 people)<br />
4FPFN – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPFP – 7 ea (42 people)<br />
Medium Threat<br />
EOD UTCs (22)<br />
4FPXA – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPXB – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPXC – 2 ea (4 people)<br />
4FPXD – 3 ea (6 people)<br />
4FPXE – 5 ea (10 people)<br />
4FPWB Supt UTC (1-pn)<br />
4FPWC AOC Tm (2-pn) 4FPWC AOC Tm (2-pn) 4FPWD Inst Mgt (2-pn) 4FPWD Inst Mgt (2-pn)<br />
4FPWD Inst Mgt (2-pn) 4FPWD Inst Mgt (2-pn) 4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn) 4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn)<br />
4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn) 4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn) 4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn) 4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn)<br />
4FPXA O-3 UTC (1-pn) 4FPXB Chief UTC (1-pn) 4FPXC Supt UTC (2-pn) 4FPXC Supt UTC (2-pn)<br />
4FPXD Crftsman (2-pn) 4FPXD Crftsman (2-pn) 4FPXD Crftsman (2-pn) 4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn)<br />
4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn) 4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn) 4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn) 4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn)<br />
4FPFA Chief UTC (1-pn) 4FPFJ C2 UTC (2-pn) 4FPFJ C2 UTC (2-pn) 4FPFN Dep Chief (1-pn)<br />
4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn)<br />
4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn)<br />
4FPES C2 UTC (6-pn) 4FPAL LFM UTC (2-pn) 4FPAR Hvac UTC (3-pn) 4FPAP Powr Pro (2-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPSA Eng O3 (1-pn) 4FPSB Eng O4 (1-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAX Pest Mgt (2-pn) 4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn) 4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
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3+ <strong>Air</strong>craft Squadrons<br />
Bare Base Deployment<br />
2 Fighter Sq & 2 Tanker Sq at Fac 01, High<br />
Traditional Engineer UTCs (195)<br />
4FPES – 1 ea (6 people)<br />
4FPET – 6 ea (156 people)<br />
4FPAN – 5 ea (5 people)<br />
4FPSA – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPSB – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPAX – 2 ea (4 people)<br />
4FPAM – 3 ea (6 people)<br />
4FPAL – 2 ea (4 people)<br />
4FPAR – 1 ea (3 people)<br />
4FPAT – 1 ea (3 people)<br />
4FPAP – 3 ea (6 people)<br />
Factor 01<br />
Emergency Mgt UTCs (23)<br />
4FPWB – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPWC – 2 ea (2 people)<br />
4FPWD – 4 ea (8 people)<br />
4FPWE – 6 ea (12 people)<br />
306 CE <strong>Air</strong>men<br />
Wartime Category 2<br />
Fire Fighter UTCs (60)<br />
4FPFA – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPFJ – 2 ea (4 people)<br />
4FPFN – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPFP – 9 ea (54 people)<br />
High Threat<br />
EOD UTCs (28)<br />
4FPXA – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPXB – 1 ea (1 person)<br />
4FPXC – 1 ea (2 people)<br />
4FPXD – 5 ea (10 people)<br />
4FPXE – 7 ea (14 people)<br />
Threat Area<br />
4FPWB Supt UTC (1-pn)<br />
4FPWC AOC Tm (2-pn) 4FPWC AOC Tm (2-pn) 4FPWD Inst Mgt (2-pn) 4FPWD Inst Mgt (2-pn)<br />
4FPWD Inst Mgt (2-pn) 4FPWD Inst Mgt (2-pn) 4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn) 4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn)<br />
4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn) 4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn) 4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn) 4FPWE Haz Tm (2-pn)<br />
4FPXA O-3 UTC (1-pn) 4FPXB Chief UTC (1-pn) 4FPXC Supt UTC (2-pn) 4FPXD Crftsman (2-pn)<br />
4FPXD Crftsman (2-pn) 4FPXD Crftsman (2-pn) 4FPXD Crftsman (2-pn) 4FPXD Crftsman (2-pn)<br />
4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn) 4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn) 4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn) 4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn)<br />
4FPFA Chief UTC (1-pn) 4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn) 4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn) 4FPXE Jrneyman (2-pn)<br />
4FPFN Dep Chief (1-pn) 4FPFJ C2 UTC (2-pn) 4FPFJ C2 UTC (2-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn)<br />
4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn)<br />
4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn) 4FPFP Crew UTC (6-pn)<br />
4FPES C2 UTC (6-pn) 4FPSB Eng O4 (1-pn) 4FPSA Eng O3 (1-pn) 4FPAR Hvac UTC (3-pn)<br />
4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn) 4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn) 4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn) 4FPAL LFM UTC (2-pn)<br />
4FPAL LFM UTC (2-pn) 4FPAP Powr Pro (2-pn) 4FPAP Powr Pro (2-pn) 4FPAP Powr Pro (2-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAX Pest Mgt (2-pn) 4FPAX Pest Mgt (2-pn) 4FPAT Struc UTC (3-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
As of: 5 Dec 08<br />
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Prime BEEF Employment<br />
Constructs<br />
Expeditionary Civil Engineer Squadron (ECES)<br />
Full spectrum of civil engineering similar to Garrison mission<br />
Single installation<br />
Scale-able … force module or to mission requirement<br />
Prime BEEF Squadron/Group (EPBS/EPBG)<br />
New construct – born out of support to Joint fight<br />
Basically all capabilities except Fire, EOD and Readiness<br />
Multiple installations--- theater or regional asset<br />
Current exclusions- Base Mx, installation O&M, Service Contract<br />
Mgt , TCN Mgt, LN escort for projects, Combat <strong>Engineering</strong> ,etc<br />
Other Teams<br />
Functional Teams or filling similar Joint requested units<br />
Staff and Individual Augmentation<br />
Preference is to own the mission… not fill holes<br />
Understand own capability --- Prime BEEF Group and<br />
Squadrons<br />
All assemble at execution… not a standing unit<br />
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Herat<br />
877 EPBS – Meymaneh<br />
Qala I Naw<br />
Sheberghan<br />
Deh Dadi<br />
Mazar I Sharif<br />
Maimana<br />
877 EPBS – Spann/Deh Dadi Baghlan<br />
Bamyan<br />
Chaghcharan<br />
577 EPBS – Ghazni<br />
Kunduz<br />
777 EPBS -- Shindand<br />
Shindand<br />
Baghran<br />
Tarin Kowt<br />
Farah Musa Qalah<br />
777 EPBS -- Leatherneck<br />
Frontenac<br />
Leatherneck<br />
Gardez<br />
Band-E Ghazni<br />
Zormat<br />
Sharana<br />
Oruzgan<br />
Orgun-E Lwara<br />
Lwara<br />
Deh Chopan<br />
777 EPBS -- Nathan Smith Shkin<br />
Shkin<br />
Qalat<br />
Wolverine<br />
Ramrod<br />
777 EPBS -- Dwyer<br />
Ghecko<br />
Kanda<br />
777 EPBS, Kandahar<br />
Dwyer<br />
Spin Buldak<br />
Rhino LZ<br />
877 EPBS, Mazar E Sharif<br />
577 EPBS – Shank<br />
har<br />
Bagr<br />
am<br />
777 EPBS -- Spin Boldak<br />
Shank<br />
877 EPBS – Kunduz<br />
Feyzabad<br />
Kabul<br />
577 EPBS, Bagram<br />
Blessing<br />
Naray<br />
Jalalabad<br />
Bari Kowt<br />
Asadabad<br />
577 EPBS – Fenty<br />
Salerno<br />
577 EPBS – Salerno<br />
577 EPBG, Bagram
AF Civil Engineer JET Taskings<br />
Design Teams Utilities Teams<br />
RED HORSE - Heavy Construction<br />
Embedded Training Teams<br />
USACE – Public Works<br />
Fire Teams
Provincial Reconstruction Team<br />
(PRT)<br />
First Lieutenant Keith Yelk, a civil engineer assigned to PRT Zabul, inspects an outpatient clinic at<br />
the S. Malakhi Provincial Hospital in Qalat City, Afghanistan.
Humanitarian Assistance<br />
Center for Women’s Development ($737K) -<br />
Kyrgyzstan<br />
Safe facility that creates a learning<br />
environment and inspires Kyrgyz women<br />
and their children to become productive<br />
members of society<br />
Provide local contractor with skills that<br />
improve Kyrgyz construction practices for<br />
future use<br />
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Specialized BEAR Teams<br />
J2 teams repaired (45-medium shelters/6-LAMS/9-dome shelters),<br />
erected (19-LAMS/12-4Ks/7-8Ks/5-common shelters),<br />
reconstituted (8-LAMS)<br />
J1 teams constructed 5 Harvest Falcon and 2 BEAR kits in<br />
Afghanistan directly supporting the 30K troop surge<br />
Provided MAAS in Kuwait & Afghanistan supporting coalition<br />
fighters<br />
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Enablers - J1 Teams<br />
BEAR Technical Supervision Team<br />
(XFAJ1) – 13 Person team<br />
Provides technical oversight and<br />
training for deployed Prime BEEF/RED<br />
HORSE (or joint equivalent) personnel<br />
on erection, maintenance and<br />
redeployment of BEAR sets. UTC is<br />
worldwide deployable to locations<br />
supporting BEAR base systems and<br />
redeployed after camp is established<br />
and sufficient personnel are trained. UTC<br />
does not provide site preparation,<br />
construction, sustainment or overall<br />
system management.<br />
Support needed<br />
EA/Camp Layout<br />
Labor to set up camp<br />
Sustainment <strong>Force</strong> to train<br />
LIMFACS<br />
No organic equipment set<br />
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Enablers – J2 Teams<br />
BEAR Large Structures Team (XFAJ2) –<br />
9 Person team<br />
Provides technical oversight and<br />
training for deployed Prime BEEF/RED<br />
HORSE (or joint equivalent) personnel<br />
on erection, maintenance and<br />
redeployment of large BEAR base<br />
industrial shelters such as aircraft<br />
hangars (ACH), large area maintenance<br />
shelters (LAMS), and dome shelters.<br />
UTC is worldwide deployable to<br />
locations supporting large BEAR base<br />
industrial shelters. Deployed Prime<br />
BEEF/RED HORSE (or joint equivalent)<br />
teams provide site prep<br />
Support needed<br />
Manlift<br />
Foundations/Site Prep<br />
Life Support<br />
LIMFACS<br />
Limited tool set<br />
No organic comm support<br />
Asset familiarity<br />
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Well-Drilling<br />
emolition/Base Denial<br />
K-Span Construction<br />
RED HORSE<br />
Rapid<br />
Engineer<br />
Deployable<br />
Heavy<br />
Operational<br />
Repair<br />
Squadron<br />
Engineer<br />
Mission: Provides Heavy<br />
Construction and Repair<br />
Capability<br />
Approx 2,400 AF Civil<br />
Engineers in RED HORSE<br />
Quarry Ops<br />
Concrete Ops/Paving<br />
Asphalt Paving
RED HORSE is….<br />
Self-sufficient construction and heavy repair<br />
Designed to support AF Mission …. can support others<br />
Not directly interchangeable with NMCB or Eng BDE an ILO Solution<br />
Self Sustaining ≠ Self Securing ≠ Self Defending …back to AF Mission<br />
Can Sustain itself<br />
Food, life support, medical, finance, contracting, maintenance, water,<br />
power<br />
Work Party security with Heavy Weapons<br />
Organic Transportation to and from Construction Site<br />
No dedicated force protection section... all craftsmen<br />
Special <strong>Capabilities</strong> are first rate and unmatched in single ~400 person Unit<br />
Well drilling, Concrete/Asphalt Batch Plant, Paving, K-Span, Horizontal<br />
Drilling, Milling, Demolition, Cranes, Heavy Earthwork. Overhead Electric, etc<br />
Theater asset Controlled by Commander, <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> <strong>Force</strong>s (COMAFFOR), not Wing<br />
Commanders, exception ILO employment.<br />
<strong>Air</strong>borne RED HORSE <strong>Air</strong>lift/repel & sling/parachute into remote and inaccessible<br />
airfields<br />
Assess and repair airfields<br />
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A Typical RED HORSE Squadron<br />
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HORIZONTAL<br />
CONSTRUCTION<br />
EXPLOSIVE DEMOLITION<br />
HEAVY EARTHWORK<br />
ASPHALT OPERATIONS<br />
QUARRY OPS<br />
RED HORSE Core Capability<br />
“Hub and Spoke” Operations<br />
MILLING OPS<br />
BEDDOWN<br />
OVERHEAD<br />
ELECT<br />
RED<br />
HORSE<br />
C2 HUB<br />
AIRFIELD<br />
ASSESSMENT<br />
AIR<br />
INSERTABILTY<br />
AIRBORNE<br />
AIRBORNE EOD<br />
VERTICAL CONSTRUCTION<br />
WATER WELL DRILLING<br />
AIRBORNE FIRE<br />
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Chain of Command<br />
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1 ERHG Project Site Locations<br />
FOB Shindand<br />
Al Udeid AB (HQ)<br />
FOB Tarin Kowt<br />
FOB Dwyer<br />
Transit Center at Manas<br />
Thumrait AB<br />
Bagram <strong>Air</strong>field<br />
FOB Wolverine<br />
Kandahar <strong>Air</strong>field<br />
2 Roving Well Drilling Teams<br />
Kunduz <strong>Air</strong>field<br />
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RED HORSE & MILCON<br />
RED HORSE construction of $30M MILCON<br />
runway/apron/hangars at Dwyer<br />
Ramp & 4 Super K-Span<br />
hangars…<br />
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RED HORSE<br />
<strong>Air</strong>men from the 809th Expeditionary RED HORSE Squadron run a roller screed to smooth<br />
concrete as they work on the airfield at Kandahar, Afghanistan.
RED HORSE Afghanistan Projects<br />
Overview<br />
Bagram AB – Relocate Helo Ops Projects ($4.1M) Kandahar – Expand Mustang Ramp Projects ($2.5M)<br />
FOB Dwyer – Construct C-17 Runway ($28.6M MILCON)<br />
FOB Dwyer – Construct 5 OGA K-Spans ($3M)<br />
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RED HORSE Other Locations<br />
Projects Overview<br />
Kunduz, Afghanistan – Design Runway/Ramp ($21.5M) <strong>Air</strong>craft Beddown – AM2 Ramp/LAMS-A shelters ($4.4M)<br />
Thumrait, Oman – Design/Build 5 K-Spans, crash rescue<br />
road, and ramps ($3.5M)<br />
Manas, Kyrgyzstan – Design/Build C-17 Ramp ($725K)<br />
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Current AF Engineer Commitment<br />
UTC driven employment vs Unit deployment<br />
PRIME BEEF<br />
Possible for Single Garrison Unit can be simultaneously<br />
supporting 50+ downrange units<br />
Flexibility<br />
Capability not numbers based<br />
Finger or the fist … we give finger … “All in”<br />
All AF Engineers currently postured at 1:1 and execution varies<br />
RED HORSE Unit driven<br />
Various Employment Packages<br />
Multi-COCOM support with single unit<br />
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6000<br />
4000<br />
2000<br />
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0<br />
OIF<br />
AEF Steady State<br />
120 on / 480 off<br />
1:4 Dwell AD<br />
ARC Volunteer<br />
CE OPSTEMPO<br />
Tempo Band D<br />
180 on / 360 off<br />
1:2 Dwell AD<br />
1:5 ARC<br />
AFCENT EUCOM SOUTHCOM NORTHCOM PACOM CENTCOM AFRICOM '<br />
<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> 49% + Joint Expeditionary Taskings (ILO) 51%<br />
= total ~3,000 taskings!<br />
Tempo Band E<br />
180 on / 180 off<br />
1:1 Dwell AD<br />
1:4 ARC
1:1<br />
dwell<br />
1:2<br />
dwell<br />
Low<br />
84.6%<br />
7.7%<br />
75.6%<br />
12.2%<br />
CE Demand Chart<br />
Residual Manpower (Percentage Scale)<br />
70.8%<br />
14.6%<br />
69.8%<br />
15.1%<br />
69.2%<br />
15.4%<br />
68.5%<br />
15.8%<br />
AD Taskings Dwell Requirement Residual Manpower Not Deployed<br />
Demand Level High<br />
67.8%<br />
16.1%<br />
67.2%<br />
16.4%<br />
66.5%<br />
16.7%<br />
66.1%<br />
17.0%<br />
61.7%<br />
19.1%<br />
55.8%<br />
22.1%<br />
37.9%<br />
31.1%<br />
36.0%<br />
32.0%<br />
0.0%<br />
50.0%<br />
100%<br />
75%<br />
50%<br />
25%<br />
0%<br />
Total Taskings<br />
AD vs. RC<br />
29%<br />
AD Tasking<br />
RC Tasking<br />
84.1%<br />
71%
Bunch<br />
COCOM Requirements<br />
Bunch<br />
NORTHCOM<br />
SOUTHCOM<br />
AFRICOM<br />
Few<br />
Little<br />
CENTCOM<br />
EUCOM<br />
PACOM<br />
Ton<br />
Few+<br />
**Rotational Requirements only not COCOM Assigned<br />
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TURKEY<br />
JORDAN<br />
DJIBOUTI<br />
GEORGIA<br />
ECESs+EPBS+<br />
IRAQ<br />
CENTCOM Requirements<br />
ECES<br />
SAUDI<br />
ARABIA<br />
AZERBAIJAN<br />
ECESs<br />
KUWAIT<br />
ECESs<br />
IRAN<br />
UAE<br />
TURKMENISTAN<br />
ECESs+RHG+<br />
QATAR<br />
ECES<br />
OMAN<br />
UZBEKISTAN<br />
AFGHANISTAN<br />
KAZAKHSTAN<br />
TAJIKISTAN<br />
ECESs+EPBG+RHS+<br />
Spt<br />
PAKISTAN<br />
ECES<br />
KYRGYZSTAN<br />
INDIA<br />
Some CONUS<br />
CHINA<br />
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AF <strong>Engineering</strong> Reachback<br />
<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> Civil Engineer Support Agency (AFCESA)<br />
<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> contract augmentation Program (AFCAP)<br />
<strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> Center of <strong>Engineering</strong> and the Environment (AFCEE)<br />
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FACILITIES<br />
- Anti-Terrorism/<strong>Force</strong> Protection<br />
- Life Safety & Building Codes<br />
- Cost <strong>Engineering</strong><br />
- Energy<br />
- Roof Systems<br />
- Seismic and Wind<br />
CIVIL<br />
- <strong>Air</strong>field Lighting, Marking, Geometry<br />
- Pavements<br />
- Structural/Friction Evaluations<br />
- Water/Wastewater/Solid Waste<br />
- Grounds Maintenance<br />
- Pest Management<br />
ELECTRICAL<br />
- Cathodic Protection<br />
- Electronics Energy<br />
- Exterior/Interior Electric Generators<br />
- Lightning Protection<br />
AFCESA’s Core <strong>Capabilities</strong><br />
AFCESA PRODUCTS AND SERVICES - Detailed<br />
MECHANICAL<br />
- HVAC Systems<br />
- Fire Suppression Systems<br />
- Natural Gas Systems<br />
- Boiler Systems<br />
- Plumbing Systems<br />
- POL Systems<br />
- Industrial Waste Treatment<br />
MANAGEMENT<br />
- Service Contracts<br />
- ACES<br />
- EESOH<br />
- Financial Management<br />
- Manpower and Personnel<br />
- Operations Management<br />
- Vehicles, Equipment, & MEEP<br />
- CE Off/Enl Career Field Mgt<br />
FACILITY ENERGY<br />
- Utilities Privatization<br />
- Utility Rates Management Tm<br />
CEMIRT<br />
- AAS/MAAS Repair/Upgrade<br />
- Electrical System<br />
- Analysis/Repair<br />
- Emergency Generator Repair<br />
- MEP Repair and Upgrade<br />
- HVAC Analysis/Repair<br />
- UMACS<br />
- Power Plant Repair/Upgrade<br />
TRAINING<br />
- Training Manager’s Workshops<br />
- Utilities Privatization/Training<br />
- AFQTP’s/CFETP’s<br />
- CERTEST/Cover Train/AFTR<br />
- Training Development<br />
EXECUTION<br />
- S/R&M<br />
- AFCAP<br />
EXPEDITIONARY ENGINEERING<br />
- Global <strong>Force</strong> Management<br />
- Expeditionary and HS Training<br />
- Equipment Supply Lists<br />
- UTC Management<br />
- MEFPAK<br />
READINESS and EMERGENCY MGT<br />
- Emergency Management Program<br />
- CBRNE Issues<br />
- Readiness Plans<br />
- Readiness Training<br />
FIRE EMERGENCY SERVICES<br />
- <strong>Air</strong>craft Fire Training Facilities<br />
- Fire Vehicle Fleet Management<br />
- Firefighter Training Courses/CDC’s<br />
- Firefighter Certification<br />
- Fire Protection Readiness<br />
- Firefighter Safety<br />
- HAZMAT Response<br />
EOD<br />
- EOD <strong>Force</strong> Protection<br />
- EOD Manpower Standards<br />
- EOD Nuclear Program<br />
- Joint Service Equipment<br />
- Joint Service Program/Training<br />
- Robots/Modernization
“Reaching Back” to AFCESA<br />
Subject Matter Experts<br />
Mon – Fri, 0700–1600 CDT<br />
After Hours Duty Officer 24/7/365 for “emergency” support<br />
All Requests Tracked Until Complete<br />
Timely & Accurate Responses<br />
Toll Free: 1-888-AFCESA1, opt 0<br />
DSN: 312-523-6995, opt 0<br />
NIPR: AFCESAR@tyndall.af.mil<br />
SIPR: afcesaV3@tyndall.af.smil.mil<br />
AFCESA’s Reach-<br />
Back Center<br />
is manned by<br />
contractors<br />
Mr. Fred Nehrings,<br />
Mr. Greg Hummel,<br />
and Mr. Al<br />
Wackowski<br />
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AFCEE<br />
AFCEE provides integrated engineering and environmental management,<br />
execution, and technical services that optimize <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> and Joint<br />
capabilities through sustainable installations.<br />
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Environmental<br />
<strong>Engineering</strong><br />
Design<br />
Regulatory<br />
Environmental<br />
Housing<br />
BRAC<br />
MILCON<br />
ERA<br />
Vacant, SES<br />
Director<br />
Operations<br />
Support [OS]<br />
Ms. O’Brien<br />
Dallas<br />
Mr. Manning<br />
Contingency<br />
Construction<br />
[CX]<br />
Col Watkins<br />
Chief Financial<br />
Officer [CFO]<br />
Mr. LaHue<br />
Regional Offices [ROs]<br />
San Francisco<br />
Ms. Mendelsohn<br />
Capital<br />
Investment<br />
Execution<br />
[EX]<br />
Mr. Edwards<br />
AFCEE<br />
[CL/DD/DC]<br />
Effective Mar 11<br />
AFLOA<br />
Legal [JA]<br />
Maj O’Rourke<br />
Atlanta<br />
Mr. Sims<br />
Capital<br />
Investment<br />
Management<br />
[CM]<br />
Col Hutchison<br />
Our Organization<br />
Col Cassidy<br />
Deputy Director<br />
Temp fill – Mr. Edwards<br />
Civilian Deputy Director<br />
772 ESS<br />
Contracting<br />
[AC]<br />
Col Ellazar<br />
Technical Support [TD]<br />
Mr. Hix<br />
Environmental<br />
Restoration<br />
[ER]<br />
Col Knippel<br />
Effective 28 Oct 10<br />
ESG<br />
ESG/SB OL<br />
ESG/BSS OL<br />
Housing<br />
Privatization<br />
[HP]<br />
Col Croslen<br />
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Headquarters <strong>Air</strong> Combat Command<br />
SHINDAND<br />
NIMROZ<br />
BP Battalion HQ, Qala Afzasil<br />
BP Company HQ, Taba Talab Khan<br />
BP Company HQ, Robat Jaley<br />
BP Company HQ, Kang<br />
BP Company HQ, Burjas<br />
Border Crossing Post, Zaranj<br />
ANSF Projects<br />
*Title 10 Projects<br />
Active Projects<br />
Pending Projects<br />
4th Commando Kandak<br />
*Runway Keel Repair<br />
2nd Commando Brigade HQ<br />
4th Special <strong>Force</strong>s<br />
ANA <strong>Air</strong> Corps, Phase I<br />
ANA <strong>Air</strong> Corps Barracks<br />
ANA <strong>Air</strong> Corps, Phase II<br />
Active: 24 TOs (38 projects) - $766.9M<br />
Pending: 28 TOs (57 projects) - $917.6M<br />
HELMAND<br />
ANCOP Patrol Battalion, Garmser<br />
BP Company Facilities, Bolan<br />
ANCOP Patrol Battalion, Bolan<br />
215th Border Police Corps TAC<br />
ANCOP Patrol Battalion, Nad Ali<br />
UP District HQ, Marjah<br />
UP District HQ, Koru Chareh<br />
ANCOP Patrol Battalion, Marjah<br />
UP District HQ, Balakino<br />
This Briefing<br />
is Classified:<br />
UNCLASSIFIED<br />
KABUL<br />
ANA <strong>Air</strong> Corps at KAIA, Phase III Afghan Defense University, Phase II<br />
ANA <strong>Air</strong> Corps at KAIA, Phase IV Legal School<br />
Task <strong>Force</strong> Kabul Religious & Cultural Affairs School<br />
Afghan Defense University USMC JSAQ<br />
MoD Headquarters K-Spans at South KAIA<br />
Camp Scorpion Kabul Military Training Center, Phase III<br />
*Camp Phoenix Northern Expansion Kabul Military Training Center Literacy Village<br />
*Camp Phoenix Western Expansion Comm Support Element, Phase III<br />
Shamshod Electrical Renovation MoD Headquarters, Phase II<br />
Fire Station Renovations G2 Intel School, Phase II<br />
8th Commando Kandak<br />
3/4/205th Kandak<br />
Forward Supply Depot Gamberi<br />
GARDEZ<br />
1st Special <strong>Force</strong>s<br />
1st Commando Brigade HQ<br />
3/203 RCC/MP/MI Transient Kandak<br />
ANCOP SSB HQ<br />
Border Patrol Battalion<br />
MOI Regional Office<br />
KANDAHAR<br />
ANA <strong>Air</strong> Corps, Phase II<br />
ANA <strong>Air</strong> Corps, Phase III<br />
2nd Special <strong>Force</strong>s<br />
ANA <strong>Air</strong> Corps, Phase IV<br />
FOB Jelawar Kandak<br />
FOB Wilson Kandak<br />
*CAMP BASTION & LEATHERNECK<br />
Solid Waste Management Complex Munitions Storage Area<br />
Troop Housing, Phase I, II, III, IV Ammunition Supply Point<br />
Fuel Distribution Center Paved Roads, Phase I<br />
Water Distribution Entry Control Point<br />
Cargo Marshaling Area PAX Handling Facility (RSOI)<br />
Fuel System Hot Cargo & Ammunition Holding Area<br />
2 Brigade HQs Strategic <strong>Air</strong>lift Apron Ext<br />
Aviation Hangar & Maintenance Aviation Operations & Maintenance<br />
CAS Apron CAS Apron Extension<br />
Fuel Operations & Storage Expeditionary Fighter Shelter<br />
<strong>Air</strong>field, Phase I ISR Apron<br />
Strategic <strong>Air</strong>lift Apron Rotary-Wing Ramp & Taxiway, Phase I & II<br />
Parallel Taxiway Refueler Apron<br />
Medical Facility Expansion Solid Waste Management Complex<br />
Command & Control HQ Rotary-Wing Ramp, Phase III<br />
Gravel Roads, Tombstone/Bastion Contingency Barracks, Tombstone/Bastion<br />
Utilities Infrastructure Waste Water Treatment, Tombstone/Bastion<br />
DFAC
Contract Augmentation Programs<br />
AFCAP is an <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> cost-plus-award-fee contract designed as a force multiplier to<br />
augment civil engineer and services capabilities in planning and executing contingency<br />
operations worldwide.<br />
LOGCAP is an Army umbrella support contract that can be utilized to provide<br />
broad based logistic and selected engineering support in contingency operations.<br />
The Navy’s GCC contract is a cost-plus-award-fee contract. The GCC contract offers<br />
responsive, rapid engineering and construction capabilities for a wide range of<br />
engineer missions.<br />
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Total <strong>Force</strong><br />
What <strong>Air</strong> <strong>Force</strong> Engineers do…<br />
Prime BEEF vs RED HORSE<br />
Garrison Mission<br />
Overview<br />
Deployed Missions and Organization<br />
Employment Constructs<br />
Current Commitment<br />
AF Reachback Capability<br />
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