CIVIL AIR PATROL UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AUXILIARY

CIVIL AIR PATROL UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AUXILIARY CITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES Capt Chris Porter, Director of Operations, PAWG Maj Dane Carroll, Assistant Director of Operations, PAWG PENNSYLVANIA WING OPERATIONS & EMERGENCY SERVICES Building 3 -108, Fort Indiantown Gap, PA PAWG EOC: 717 -685 -5099 | EOC@PAWG. CAP. GOV

Who We Are ö CIVIL AIR PATROL ® Title 36, USC 40301 – Federally Chartered Corporation ® 501(c)3 Non-Profit Corporation ö UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AUXILIARY ® Title 10, USC 9442 – Volunteer Civilian Auxiliary of the Air Force ® AFI 10 -2701 – Organization and Function of the Civil Air Patrol Volunteer Component of the Air Force Total Force

Training Standards Specialty Qualification Training Records ® Similar to AF 797 Job Qualification Standards ® 3 Year Recurrency Requirement ® Tiered Qualification System ® Certified Skills Evaluator Training ö Nationally Recognized Standards Compliance ® National Incident Management System ® American National Standards Institute ® National Association for Search and Rescue ö Seamless Incident Command Systems Integration & Structure (ICS 100 -400, 700, 800) ö Command Qualifications Incident Commander 1 -3 Operations Section Chief Planning Section Chief Finance/Admin Section Chief Logistics Section Chief Aircrew Qualifications Air Operations Branch Director Mission SAR/DR Pilot Transport Mission Pilot Mission Observer Mission Scanner Transport Mission Pilot Ground Qualifications Ground Branch Director Ground Team Leader Ground Team Member Urban DF Team Member Support Qualifications Flight Line Supervisor Flight Line Marshaller Mission Staff Assistant Communications Unit Leader Mission Radio Operator Liaison Officer Mission Safety Officer Mission Chaplain Public Information Officer

Air Asset Beddown 13 Aircraft | 2 -3 pax crew 170 mission qualified personnel Postured to Support any Incident within 2 hrs From Activation

State-Wide Repeater Net Nationally Networked via CAP National HF Net 9, 600 fixed-land, mobile, and portable radios nationwide Redundant and Reliable Communications Network Statewide

Cost Multiplier to Supported Agencies

Air Search and Rescue Description • • • Fixed Wing Aircraft. 3 -5 Hours Flight time depending on load. Useful Range: 300 -500 NM 12 Aircraft with Direction Finding Capabilities All IFR Capable. Useful Loads (including gear): • • • Personnel • SAR: Crew of 3/4 • Other: Crew of 2 + 2 PAX Equipment • C 206 - 1 • C 182 - 6 • C 172 - 6 C 206: 850 lbs C 182: 750 lbs C 172: 610 lbs Support Needs • • 100 LL (consumption is 10 -12 gal/hour) 1, 800 foot runway Cost • Personnel and Equipment* • • • C 206: $150/hr C 182: $140/hr C 172: $120/hr * Some missions funded by AFRCC Available: 13 Aircraft

Aerial Photography Description • Aerial Photography Platforms: • • • Personnel • Crew of 3 Equipment • Garmin VIRB - 6 • DSLR – 15 • Aircraft: 13 DSLR: Individual Geo-tagged Photos taken based on customer’s needs Garmin VIRB: Fish eye geo-tagged photos video straight down from aircraft wing mounted camera. 2 hours of Battery time. Controlled remotely from within aircraft. All aircraft capable of DSLR. 4 capable for Garmin VIRB. Support Needs • • 100 LL (consumption is 10 -12 gal/hour) 1, 800 foot runway Cost • Personnel and Equipment: • • • Available: 13 Aircraft C 206: $150/hr C 182: $140/hr C 172: $120/hr

Urban Direction Finding Description • • • Van with 3 -10 Crew on board Capable of working with and communicating directly with aircraft Onboard/Handheld Direction Finding Equipment • • Personnel • Min Crew of 3/Max 10 Equipment • 11/12 Passenger Van (27) • 7 Passenger Van (4) • Direction Finder Receiver 121. 5/243 121. 775 (Practice/Training) Support Needs • Mo. Gas (consumption is 10 -16 MPG) Cost • Personnel and Equipment: • $25 -$50/hour Available: 31 Vehicles/Crews

Ground SAR Description • • • Personnel • Min Crew of 3/Max 10 Equipment • 11/12 Passenger Van (27) • 7 Passenger Van (4) • Direction Finder Receiver Van with 3 -10 Crew on board Capable of working with and communicating directly with aircraft Autonomous – capability of working for 72 hours without support. Can work in complete isolation and able to “camp in” for containment. Scales from small teams to hundreds of searches Support Needs • • Mo. Gas (consumption is 10 -16 MPG) Food/shelter for ground personnel Cost • Personnel and Equipment: • • $25 -$50/hour- Vehicles $15 -$30/day - Personnel Available: 200 Personnel

Incident Management Team Description • Trained Incident management team consisting of: • • • Personnel • As Needed: 5 -20 Personnel Equipment • Laptop Computers (20) • Fixed facility at FTIG and completely mobile Incident Commander(s) Operations Section Chief(s) Planning Section Chief(s) Ground Branch Director(s) Air Branch Director(s) Mission Staff Assistant(s) Safety Officer(s) Public Affairs Officer(s) Logistics Officer(s) Liaison Officer(s) Can be moved via CAP aircraft to anywhere in the state. Support Needs • • Mo. Gas (consumption is 10 -16 MPG) for travel (Funds by Air Force on AFRCC missions) Food/shelter for personnel Cost • Personnel and Equipment: • • $25 -$50/hour- Vehicles $15 -$30/day - Personnel Available: 30 Personnel

Communications Support Team Description • • • Personnel • 1 -2 persons per radio. Equipment • HF/ALE – 46 • • • 6 Mobile, 4 Portable, 36 Stations Fully independent nationwide communications network. Ability to communicate with all vehicles, aircraft, and personnel Regular regional, statewide, and nationwide nets to ensure network reliability. Stations can run without commercial power and independent of outside network connections. Trained Personnel: • 30 Communications Unit Leaders • 140 Mission Radio Operators • VHF – 223 • 22 Fixed repeaters, 31 Mobile, 21 Base Stations, 149 Portable • PEMA Liaison: 17 • • None Cost 7 Mobile, 10 Portable • • Airband/VHF-AM: 17 • Support Needs None 9 Base Stations, 8 Portable Available: 140 Personnel

Crash Site Surveillance Description • • Personnel • 5 -10 Person team – minimal training and can be provided with little notice. Equipment • None Required Fully independent site surveillance team. No external support needed. Can be maintained for up to 72 hours until FAA investigators take over. Relieve Fire Crews or Fire Police for other duties Support Needs • None Cost • None Available: 140 Personnel

Cellular Forensics Team Description • Works through AFRCC (request through PEMA) • • • Personnel • As Needed Equipment • Cell Mapping Software Available 24/7 through nationwide network of trained personnel Digitally Maps Cell phone data to provide likely search areas and priority areas for search Uses coverage maps combined with sector data from each tower to map movement of a particular cell phone. Support Needs • None Cost • None Available: 30 Personnel

UAV Team Description • Currently in BETA Test for deployment. Both UAVs located at Lancaster Airport • DJI F 800: • • Hex copter 10 Min Flight time Heavy lift platform Requires assembly before use • DJI Phantom 3 Pro: Personnel • 2 per UAV (1 pilot, 1 spotter) Equipment • DJI Phantom 3 Pro - 1 • DJI F 800 - 1 • • Quad Copter 23 Min Flight Time Smaller Platform Ready out of the case to fly Support Needs • None Cost • None Available: 2 UAVs

Mission Funding ö ELT Search and most Search and Rescue is federally funded through the AFRCC. ö Federal funding on any federally declared disaster ö PA State appropriated funds used for PEMA or state/local level missions. ö When operating on an Air Force Approved Mission, we operate under federal insurance and workman’s compensation. For other missions, we operate using our corporate coverge.

Civil Air Patrol Activation ö Emergencies ® Activate through PEMA Watch Center in the PIERS system ® Activate through AFRCC (800 -851 -3051) ö Non-Emergency/Training ® Wing Commander: cc@pawg. cap. gov Ø Any leadership or general questions about Civil Air Patrol. ® Wing Director of Operations: do@pawg. cap. gov Ø Any flying or training support mission request for PA Army or Air Guard. ® Wing Director of Emergency Services: es@pawg. cap. gov Ø Any details on CAP PA Wing training questions or to pass along training opportunities open to CAP Members

CIVIL AIR PATROLCITIZENS SERVING COMMUNITIES UNITED STATES AIR FORCE AUXILIARY Questions? PENNSYLVANIA WING OPERATIONS & EMERGENCY SERVICES Building 3 -108, Fort Indiantown Gap, PA PAWG EOC: 717 -685 -5099 | EOC@PAWG. CAP. GOV