North Carolina National Guard Information Brief

Outline

• Organizational Overview

• Where We Are

• What We Do

• Operational Summary

• Funding

Chain of Command

Adjutant General

North Carolina

Secretary

of Defense Secretary of

Public Safety

Governor of

North Carolina President of the

United States

30th Armored

Brigade

Combat Team

60th

Troop

Command

145th Airlift

Wing

Joint Force HQs

Raleigh

130th

Maneuver

Enhancement

Brigade

139th Regiment

Combat Arms

113th

Sustainment

Brigade

449th

Aviation

Brigade

AAGs- Army Maneuver & Sustainment

DAG

AAG- Air AAG- DO Domestic OPNS

Clinton Morrisville Charlotte Greensboro Ft. Bragg Raleigh Charlotte

Where We Are

93 Army National Guard Armories

Two Air National Guard Locations

Army Guard Facilities

Air Guard Facilities

Joint Force Headquarters

Army National Guard Personnel (10,164)

Air National Guard Personnel (1,512)

Army National Guard Facilities

Air National Guard Facilities ARNG AGR: 789

ARNG MILTECH: 807

ANG AGR: 99

ANG MILTECH: 250

Fulltime Employees: 173 *

Temp. Employees: 94

•24 Fulltime State Employees

What We Do Dual-Role Federal and State Missions

• Provide Ready Forces: Organize, man, equip, train and deploy globally in support of Federal missions as directed by the President and Secretary of Defense • Support to Civil Authorities: Organize, man, equip, train and deploy statewide as directed by the Governor of North Carolina in support of State missions • In Our Communities: Participate in local, state and national programs that add value to our communities

Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation New Dawn

US Border Security

Operation Enduring Freedom

Currently Deployed • 1,200

Total Deployed Since 9/11 • Nearly 21,000

Provide Ready Forces Organize, Man, Equip, Train and Deploy in Support of Federal Missions

Defense Support to Civil Authorities

• Emergencies and Disasters

– Natural Disasters

– Man-Made Disasters

• National Special Security Events

– Government Events

– Sporting or Cultural Events

• Critical Infrastructure Protection

– Augment Law Enforcement

– Show of Force to Act as Deterrent

Ten Core Functions

Communications

Command & Control

Security

Engineering

Civil Support Weapons of Mass Destruction

Aviation

Medical

Logistics

Power Generation

Transportation

Emergency Management Assistance Compact

• 53 States and Territories signed

• Legal Agreement Between Governors

– Provides Legal Protection for Assisting Guardsmen

– Provides Reimbursement Method

• State Emergency Management Agencies are Lead Agency

• Allows Sharing of Guard and Civilian Assets

Dual Status Commander

• 2012 National Defense Authorization Act formalized the role of a Dual-Status Commander (DSC)

• The President must authorize, and the Governor must consent to, a specified officer

• A DSC has dual chains of command both through the President and the Governor

• Appointment of a National Guard DSC is the usual command control arrangement with both Reserve and Active Component subordinates

• DSC training is accomplished at U.S. Northern Command

Disaster Relief Force Packaging

Rapid Reaction Force

42nd Civil Support Team

• 22-Member, Full-Time Joint Force • Assist First-Responders • Assess Suspected Nuclear, Biological, Chemical or Radiological Events • Advise Civilian Responders Regarding Appropriate Action

Counter Drug Task Force

• Counterdrug Support to Local and State Law Enforcement

• Drug Aerial and Ground Surveillance and Photography

• Intelligence Analysis • FY10: Seized $288+ million in Illicit Drugs • Anti-Drug Education in Schools • Mid-Atlantic Narcotics Training Academy, Ft.

Fisher

Modular Airborne Firefighting Systems (MAFFS)

• C-130H3 Aircraft Drop Water or Fire Retardant

• Requested by U.S. Forest Service After All Other Assets Are Exhausted

• One of Four C-130 Units Nationwide with This Mission, All Reserve Component

State Partnership Program Republics of Moldova and Botswana

Adding Value to Our Communities

STARBASE

Participation in Public Events

Innovative Readiness Training

Tarheel ChalleNGe

State Active Duty Missions

• Supported N.C. Emergency Management during the Democratic National Convention responding with multiple Security Force Packages

• Supported N.C. Emergency Management and New Jersey National Guard during Hurricane Sandy response with multiple Force Packages

• Three Search & Rescue missions conducted with Helo Aquatic Rescue Teams (HART) in the N.C. mountains

Funding: Fiscal Year 2012-13

6%

94%

FEDERAL

APPROPRIATION

$235 Million

STATE

APPROPRIATION

$14.4 Million STATE

O&S

$4.7 Million

Economic Impact

$460M

State Budget 2012-13 National Guard Appropriation

State Budget

$20.2B

NG Appropriation

$14.4M

0.071%

Budget Breakout

O&S: $4.7M

Pension: $7M

Tuition Assistance: $1.8M

Tarheel ChalleNGe: $767K

NCNG state budget is 0.071% of the entire State budget

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