MCTP 10-10G governs multi-service emergency management through an all-hazards framework for preventing, protecting, responding, recovering, and mitigating.
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MCTP 10-10G addresses operational environments, risk assessments, emergency management plans, coordination, training, and emergency operations centers. It requires emergency management processes and activities to comply with national guidance and plans to be reviewed and updated at least annually or as needed.
Review and update the plan at least annually or as needed. (paragraph 2-1)
The EOC is activated by the installation commander or his/her designee. (paragraph 1-19)
Consistent with the National Infrastructure Protection Plan, the CIP program involves— Identifying critical resources, assets, systems, and networks. Identifying internal and external vulnerabilities to those resources and assessing their risks. Recognizing the relationship between vulnerabilities and operational readiness. Prioritizing assets in relation to their operational criticality and risk level. Mitigating/managing the vulnerabilities and employing resiliency strategies, if possible. Measuring the effectiveness of mitigation efforts. (paragraph 2-48)
EM programs establish minimum training standards for the effective management of all-hazards emergencies. (paragraph 2-77)
Exercises are conducted at regular periodicity as directed. (paragraph 2-82)