DTRA Education

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DTRA Education Training Capabilities
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DTRA organization
Director, DTRA and SCC-WMD Deputy Director, DTRA
Senior Enlisted Advisor
Advanced Systems Concepts Office
Chief of Staff
Security and Counterintelligence
Staff Offices
Associate Director Operations Enterprise
Associate Director Research and
Development Enterprise
Associate Director Combating WMD Enterprise
Associate Director Business Enterprise
Chemical/Biological Technologies
Situational Awareness
Plans Doctrine Integration
Business Operations
Acquisition
Combat Support
Counter WMD Technologies
Contracts
Comptroller
Interagency Coordination
Operations
Cooperative Threat Reduction
Facilities Logistics
Human Capital
Nuclear Technologies
Concepts, Assessments Capabilities
Technical Support
Basic and Applied Sciences
On-Site Inspection
Information Operations
Env. Safety Occ. Health
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Two components

• Defense Nuclear Weapons School (DNWS)
• Defense Threat Reduction Information Analysis
  Center (DTRIAC)

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Defense Nuclear Weapons School (DNWS) Mission

• Provide the Warfighter with training relating to
• Nuclear and Radiological Weapons
• Incident Response
• Incident Command and Control
• CBRN Modeling

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FY07 DNWS student base by contact hours
All others includes Services Coast
Guard Department of Energy Department of
State FBI CIA NIMA Allies
All Others 19
Combatant Commanders 81
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Nuclear Weapons Display Area

• All nuclear weapons ever in U.S. arsenal
• History of U.S. nuclear weapons development and
  deployment in a museum format
• Both technical and policy tours available
• Critical Nuclear Weapons Design Information
  (CNWDI) Clearance / Access Required

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Unique DoD field training sites

• Courses make use of fields as an integral part of
  field training
• 4 with aircraft wreckage
• 1 bunker
• TEAMS site

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Chemical/Biological Display Area

• Establish a visual display of both historical and
  current chemical and biological weapons of mass
  destruction and protective equipment

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Course types defined

• In-Residence
• Held at the DNWS facility located at Kirtland AFB
  NM
• This venue allows for learning in the classroom
  environment as well as hands-on practical
  exercises using the various sites located at the
  facility
• DNWS does not charge fees for their courses
  individuals attending courses are responsible for
  all expenses and arrangements of transportation,
  billeting, meals, etc.
• Mobile Training Team (MTT)
• An MTT is a distinctive version of an
  in-residence course, or a specially designed
  program that is tailored to fit the requirements
  of the requesting organization
• DNWS will provide MTTs at the specific request of
  a designated official representing any DoD
  organization
• Requesting agencies are responsible for all
  expenses associated with MTTs, which include
  travel, lodging, per diem, and administrative
  supplies and materials

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Course types defined (cont)

• Hosted DNWS provides facilities for other
  organizations to provide training for specific
  areas of certification
• Invitation Only Periodic messages sent to
  identified students inviting them to participate
  in a specific course message will contain
  additional information for participation in that
  class
• Exercises DTRA provides collective training of
  identified-responding-units with progressive
  sessions tailored to the staff competencies
• Distance Learning (DL)
• Computer-based training available for identified
  DNWS courses
• Most current listing is available at
  https//dnws.abq.dtra.mil
• Modules Blocks of instruction taught by DNWS
  instructors

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FY07 Training by course type
DL 2
WDA tours 13
In Residence 46
MTT35
Modules - 4
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Defense Threat Reduction Information Analysis
Center

• Information Analysis and Preservation
• Doctrine
• Lessons Learned
• Joint Training System

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DTRIAC Customers
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A new approach to knowledge management
Joint Training System
Lessons Learned
Knowledge Management
Doctrine
Information Analysis and Preservation
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Information Analysis and Preservation

• Preserve irreplaceable scientific and
  technological information for future use
• Provide unbiased technical and scientific support
  services
• Provide support across all DTRA mission areas
• Offer competent, fast, efficient, accurate,
  user-friendly services

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Support of WMD data research
Core efforts support TATs
Task Orders (TATs)
CORE
Interaction Enhances IAC Competencies
Technical Skills

• Perform technical analysis and studies
• Assemble data collections
• Generate and evaluate data
• Verify and validate data
• Develop tools/techniques
• Provide STI and operational support
• Perform other scientific/technical activities

• Maintain, expand, update knowledge base and
  collection
• Provide products to customers
• Digitize knowledge base and make available
• Support Defense Nuclear Weapons School
• Address technical inquiries (8 hours or less)

TATs Feed Core Knowledge (DoDI 3200.14)
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Doctrine

• Manage and administer the Agencys doctrine
  program through the Coordinating Review
  Authorities and Doctrine Planner
• Assist in developing joint doctrine projects
• Attend applicable development working groups
• Participate in conferences to address joint
  doctrine issues
• Send a representative to the semiannual Joint
  Doctrine Working Parties
• Serve as a technical review authority (TRA) as
  required

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Lessons Learned

• Transfer of knowledge within DoD through rapid
  distribution of
• Observations Recommendations
• After Action Reports
• Tactics, Techniques Procedures
• Topic Papers and Briefings
• Goal Provide better support to DTRAs customers

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Joint Training System (JTS)

• CSA Directors are the primary trainers
  responsible for their agency
• Products include Agency Training Plan (ATP)
• Joint Training Information Management System
  (JTIMS)
• Library of JTS activities shares information
  with other organizations
• Assessments in JTIMS roll back to Defense
  Readiness Reporting System (DRRS)
• JTIMS and Joint Lessons Learned Information
  System (JLLIS) will be linked in the future

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CSMX Training Cycle
(CSU, CSMX, SCC-WMD)
(CSMX SCC-WMD)
Requirements METL Miscellaneous Tasks COCOM
Plans (CW-PDI) DTRA CONPLAN 0100, 0200
Planning (Training Audience) OERB which
exercise EIWG who, what, when Exercise
training objectives Agency Training Plan
Manage Through JTIMS JLLIS
Update METLRevise TrainingModify Plans
(CSU, CSMX, SCC-WMD)
(CSMX SCC-WMD)
Assessments Collate analyze observations
Develop lessons learned Pursue DOTMLPF changes
Enter significant items in JLLIS
Execution (Observation and Control) COCOM
exercises Internal TTX/CPXs Develop MSEL
CSMX track OPR progress CSU
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Operations, Exercises, Experiments Review Board
(OERB)

• The OERB is a corporate level forum that
• Collectively coordinates the wide array of DTRA
  participation in multilevel operations, exercises
  and experimentation events
• Determines DTRA participation in upcoming
  operations, exercises and experimentation events
• Coordinates DTRA involvement in exercises and
  experiments and assigns OPRs as required
• Identifies exercises that DTRA will participate
  as a "training audience

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Exercise Integration Working Group (EIWG)

• The EIWG is a Action Officer level forum that
• Collectively plans and coordinates DTRA training
  objectives, training audiences and goals for each
  exercise with the sponsoring command
• Reduces redundancy of DTRA representation at
  exercise planning and execution activities
• Designates Trusted Agents and Observer/Controllers
  
• Reviews Exercise Action Items, assigns POCs and
  tracks resolution
• Forward appropriate Lessons Learned
• Feedback results into the Joint Training System
  Process

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Certification programs

• Consequence Management Advisory Team (CMAT)
  Member Certification Program
• Basic/Advanced CMAT Specialist (DTRA CMAT
  personnel only)
• Senior/Master CM Specialist (open to DTRA
  non-DTRA personnel)
• Incident Response Certification Programs
• Applied Radiological Response Techniques (ARRT)
  Certificate
• Nuclear Emergency Team Operations (NETOP)
  Certificate
• Advanced Incident Response Certificate (ARRT
  NETOP)
• Incident Command and Control Certification
  Programs
• Basic/Advanced Incident Command and Control
  Certificate
• CBRNE Modeling
• HPAC
• CATS
• Advanced CBRN Modeling Certificate (HPAC CATS)

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Certification programs under development

• Nuclear weapons certification program
• In collaboration with the Air Force DNWS
  courses will be incorporated in the Strategic
  Officer Professional Military Education (PME)
  certification program the Air Force is developing
• In collaboration with the Navy Combating WMD
  community via the Navy Combating WMD working
  group exploring possible certification programs
• In collaboration with the National Guard Bureau
  (NGB) DNWS courses will be incorporated in the
  NGBs Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support
  Team (WMD-CST) certification program
• In collaboration with Y-12 Laboratory at Oak
  Ridge, Tennessee DNWS courses will be
  integrated into the exercise Y-12 currently
  conducts for the WMD-CSTs

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Take Aways

• DTRA has education and training programs in place
• DTRAs courses ensure standardization among
  services, combatant commands, agencies and
  organizations, to include international
• DTRA is here to support you!