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MISSION AND ESSENTIAL TASK LIST - NYGD 5100 PREFACE BY ORDER OF THE COMMANDER OFFICIAL: Digitally signed by JOHN F. BAHRENBURG cn=JOHN F. BAHRENBURG, ou=Commander NYG, o=Major General, c=US Date: 2001.04.21 12:18:32 -05'00' Reason: I am approving this document Headquarters NYG, Latham

JOHN F. BAHRENBURG Major General, New York Guard Commander

1. Purpose. This publication provides the mission and mission essential task list for the New York Guard. It provides guidance for use by the MACOMs in preparing their appropriate regulations or instructions for the development of more unit specific missions and METLs in support of the overall NYG objectives. 2. Application a. Mission and METLs established in this publication apply to all MACOMs of the NYG and their subordinate units. b. This publication is directive in nature. These missions and METL will be supported, except when, in the judgment of the commander, exceptional circumstances dictate otherwise. 3. Scope. This publication provides the Mission of the New York Guard and the Mission Essential Task List (METL) of the New York Guard 4. Basis. Mission and METL as approved by The Adjutant General of New York by letter dated 23 March 2001.

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MISSION AND ESSENTIAL TASK LIST - NYGD 5100 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER

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I MISSION STATEMENT FOR THE NEW YORK GUARD..…………….………….. I-1 II MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK LIST…………………………………………………

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III. RESPONSIBILITIES.....…………….………………..……………………………… 1. Commander New York Guard..……………………………………………….. 2. Staff Member Responsible…………………………………………………….. 3. Commanders of New York Guard Components .…………………..…………..

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NYGD 5100 CHAPTER I MISSION STATEMENT FOR THE NEW YORK GUARD

1. Provide augmentation and support to other State Military Components in the execution of their State Missions and their in-state federal training. 2. Provide Aid to Civil Authorities and Humanitarian Support to the State Emergency Management Office, State and Local Governmental Agencies during domestic emergencies. 3. Conduct missions to enhance the quality of life in our communities and for our citizens. 4. Support the mobilization and deployment of New York National Guard units. 5. Perform other missions as assigned by The Adjutant General and the Governor of the State of New York. 6. Be prepared to assume the State Defense Missions of other State Military Components upon their federalization.

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NYGD 5100 CHAPTER II MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK LISTS

NYG MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK LIST AND DUTY TASK LIST FOR HEADQUARTERS ELEMENTS HQ METL TASK

Prepare the Force for Mobilization

Mobilize the Force

Demobilize the Force

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HEADQUARTERS DUTY TASKS Increase Assigned/Available Strength Accomplish Individual and Leader Qualification • Occupational Specialties • Officer/NCO Education • Common Task Training Prepare/Test Alert Plans and Notification Procedures Develop/Maintain Personnel Records Develop Family Support/Family Care Plans Accomplish Pre-Mobilization Training Goals Execute Alert/Notification Procedures Conduct Assembly Procedures Execute Family Support/Family Care Plans Conduct Advance Party Actions Conduct Risk Management/Assessment Conduct Demobilization Actions Account for Personnel and Equipment

NYG LEADER'S MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK LIST LEADER METL TASK

Manage Personnel (MAN THE FORCE)

Conduct Logistical Operations (EQUIP THE FORCE) Manage Unit Training (TRAIN THE FORCE)

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LEADER DUTY TASKS Pay (SAD), Equip, Feed Assigned Soldiers Perform NCOER/OER Rating Perform Family Care Planning Maintain Personnel Records Plan, Supervise Individual Qualifications Conduct Strength Maintainer Operations in the Unit Plan Support Operations Maintain Accountability of Unit/Individual Equipment Manage/Account for Classes of Supply Develop Unit METL, and Duty Tasks Perform METL Assessment Provide Training Guidance Plan Training Prepare a Training Schedule Prepare Training/Conduct Rehearsals Conduct Training to Standard/Supervise Training Evaluate Training Conduct an After Action Review (AAR) Conduct a Training Meeting

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Conduct Operations in a Risk Free Environment (PROTECT THE FORCE) Develop Leaders/Subordinates (LEAD THE FORCE)

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Perform Risk Management (Analysis and Assessment) Conduct a Safety Briefing Perform On-The-Spot Corrections Supervise Execution of a Unit Safety Plan Identify and Report Hazards Report Accidents Perform using Ethical Leadership Standards and Techniques Conduct Performance Counseling Employ Equal Opportunity Principals Perform Mentorship of Subordinate Leaders

NYG COLLECTIVE MISSION ESSENTIAL TASK LIST COLLECTIVE METL COLLECTIVE DUTY TASKS Command Post Operations Security of Installations Traffic Control Medical/Dental Facility Operations Construction Communications

Radiological Monitoring Family Assistance Legal Support News Center Operations Search and Report Ceremonial Functions Historical

Detailed duty tasks are to be developed by the Major Commands. Following are descriptive narratives of the Collective Task. Provide qualified augmentation personnel to support SEMO State, Regional and District Headquarters, Joint Task Force Commands, and State Military Forces. Provide internal security of designated Division of Military and Naval Affairs facilities throughout the State of New York, and other state and private critical installations as directed. Provide traffic control in support of Emergency Operations such as evacuations and restriction of areas, and local traffic control in support of community events. Provide Medical and Dental health care to meet the peacetime and mobilization readiness requirements of the State Military Forces, and other supported activities. Conduct field operation in support of Humanitarian Assistance. Assume command, control and operation of designated Division of Military and Naval Affairs facilities throughout the State of New York upon federalization of tenant State Military Forces. Provide pre-mobilization facility support. Provide construction services for Division of Military and Naval Affairs facilities throughout the State of New York. Provide community support. Provide Communications Support to the State Military Emergency Radio Network (MERN) (AM), to other DMNA Communications assets as assigned, and to the State Emergency Management Office (SEMO) telecommunications network. Provide Radiological Monitoring and Exposure Control Procedures to support SEMO in the NYS Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program (REP) Provide assistance to all military family members in the state which are beyond the support capabilities of military facilities. Operate Armory walk-in centers. Provide legal services such as wills, power of attorney, etc to veterans, and state military forces in support of pre-mobilization, mobilization, and postmobilization. Provide augmentation personnel to the SEMO Joint News Center (JNC). Provide trained and ENCON certified search teams for humanitarian support in authorized missions. Conduct grid searches, stabilize situation, and report. Support rescue by ENCON directed personnel. Provide trained personnel to support honor guards, burial details, etc. Provide support to historical documentation and support of historical units and speakers bureau functions.

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NYGD 5100 CHAPTER III RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Commander New York Guard. Coordinate with DMNA for assignment of additional missions. 2. The J3 (Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Training) will Review and approve Mission and Mission Essential Task Lists developed by Major Commands (MACOMs) (Army Division, Air Division, and Civil Military Affairs Brigade) in support of this directive. 3. Commanders of New York Guard Components. Commanders of the Army Division, Air Division and Civil Military Affairs Brigade will; a. Develop detailed mission statements that support the missions of the NYG. b. Develop detailed Mission Essential Task Lists that support their missions. c. Notify and provide copies of MACOM Missions and Mission Essential Task List (METL) to New York Guard Headquarters for review and approval. d. Direct and approve development of detailed mission statements and METL for subordinate units in support of this directive, and the MACOM’s Mission and METL statements.

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