Decisive Action: DSCA
Decisive Action: DSCA Tasks - ANS-• Provide support for domestic disasters
• Provide support for domestic chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear incidents
• Provide support for domestic civilian law enforcement agencies
• Provide other designated support
Decisive Action: DSCA Purposes - ANS-• Save lives
• Restore essential services
• Maintain or restore law and order
• Protect infrastructure and property
• Maintain or restore local government
• Shape the environment for interagency success
National Preparedness Doctrine - ANS-- The National Preparedness Goal.
- The National Incident Management System (known as the NIMS).
- The National Response Framework (formerly known as the National Response Plan).
- Tiered Response
Army support of civil Authorities - ANS-Military forces provide civil support at federal and state
levels. Federal military forces are active Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force; mobilized
Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force Reserve; and National Guard mobilized for federal
service under title 10, United States Code (USC). State National Guard forces under state
control perform DSCA tasks when serving under title 32, USC. Each State Governor has overall
command responsibility (in that state) and serves as that NG CIC.
Readiness
- Save Lives
- Alleviate Suffering
- Protect Property
Military capability
- Effectiveness and Efficiency
- Safety
- Legal Authority
Primary Purposes of Army Support - ANS-- Save lives.
- Alleviate suffering.
- Protect property.
Primary Characteristics of Army support - ANS-- State and federal laws define how military
forces support civil authorities.
Decisive Action: DSCA Tasks - ANS-• Provide support for domestic disasters
• Provide support for domestic chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear incidents
• Provide support for domestic civilian law enforcement agencies
• Provide other designated support
Decisive Action: DSCA Purposes - ANS-• Save lives
• Restore essential services
• Maintain or restore law and order
• Protect infrastructure and property
• Maintain or restore local government
• Shape the environment for interagency success
National Preparedness Doctrine - ANS-- The National Preparedness Goal.
- The National Incident Management System (known as the NIMS).
- The National Response Framework (formerly known as the National Response Plan).
- Tiered Response
Army support of civil Authorities - ANS-Military forces provide civil support at federal and state
levels. Federal military forces are active Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force; mobilized
Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Air Force Reserve; and National Guard mobilized for federal
service under title 10, United States Code (USC). State National Guard forces under state
control perform DSCA tasks when serving under title 32, USC. Each State Governor has overall
command responsibility (in that state) and serves as that NG CIC.
Readiness
- Save Lives
- Alleviate Suffering
- Protect Property
Military capability
- Effectiveness and Efficiency
- Safety
- Legal Authority
Primary Purposes of Army Support - ANS-- Save lives.
- Alleviate suffering.
- Protect property.
Primary Characteristics of Army support - ANS-- State and federal laws define how military
forces support civil authorities.
