21SWI10-221 — Crisis Action Team Operations

21SWI10-221 governs 21st Space Wing Crisis Action Team operations, including command and control.

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  • Publication number: 21SWI10-221
  • Title: CRISIS ACTION TEAM OPERATIONS
  • Date: 2015-09-23

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The publication covers CAT organization, locations, activation, communications, training, briefings, battle rhythm, and physical security. It requires CAT training, event documentation, briefings, and controlled entry procedures.

Applies to: It applies to the 21st Space Wing (21 SW) units.

Topics covered

  • Crisis Action Team organization
  • CAT locations
  • CAT activation
  • Information flow and communications
  • CAT training requirements
  • Crisis action team briefings
  • Physical security and entry control

Questions and answers

How is the Crisis Action Team organized for different situations?

The CAT is organized to respond to the commander’s needs which could range from a fully formed staff or from selected members required for a limited situation. (paragraph 2)

Who convenes or places the Crisis Action Team on alert?

The staff is convened or placed on alert as directed by the commander or designated alternate. (paragraph 2)

What training must be completed before serving as a CAT member?

Initial Training (IT) consists of an orientation to CAT operations and must be completed prior to performing duty as a CAT member. (paragraph 7)

How many copies of the 21 SW Form 37 are required?

The 21 SW Form 37 is prepared with a minimum of three copies (original plus two copies) for the director, fusion cell and the CSRCP. (paragraph 6)

What standard briefings are conducted within the CAT?

There are three standard briefings conducted within the CAT, the Immediate, the Quick Look and the Readiness Status Briefing. (paragraph 6)

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