FM-3-81 Maneuver Enhancement Brigade Download

Organic and Task-Organized Structure 09 November 2021 FM 3-81 2-23 Table 2-3. CBRN mission planning and capabilities (continued) Organization Mission Planning Capabilities CBRNE company (technical) One per 2-4 CBRN response missions. • Ground and air technical escort of hazardous chemical, biological and radiological material. • Render safe procedures for chemical, biological, radiological, and explosive devices. • Consequence management and emergency response support to nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), Federal, State, and Local law enforcement organizations. • Support of weapons of mass destruction sensitive site exploitation.  Isolation Phase: Locate and assess the site by conducting presumptive identification to confirm or deny the presence of CBRN agents and materials.  Exploitation Phase: Preserve, characterize, exploit and disable/neutralize WMD targets. • Destruction Phase: Destroy, dismantle, remove, transfer, dispose, and consolidate WMD targets. CBRN company (area support) 1 per RSOI, SPODs, and APODs • Command and control, staff planning and supervision of personnel. • Staff planning, sustainment coordination and assessment of task-organized unit capabilities, utilization, and impacts on plans and operations with CBRN staff within brigade, division, corps, or theater Army sector. • Maintenance for organic equipment, vehicle recovery operations, and POL distribution. • Supply, signal and unit administration support. • Detects and identifies CBRN hazards. • Ability to locate, identify, mark and report contaminated areas. • Assess sites to confirm/deny presence of CBRN material. • Collects CBRN samples as required in the overall sample management plan and coordinates for sample evacuation. • Performs technical decon of team members. • Assesses hazards in support of site exploitation or CBRN response. • Has the ability to mitigate small CBRN hazards. • Equipment and personnel decontamination, quantity of personnel and equipment decontamination is dependent on availability and type of equipment, temperature and geographic location. • Area decontamination and support MASCAL decontamination, and patient decontamination • Detection and identification of biological agents throughout the theater of operations.