Chapter 13 Flashcards
(18 cards)
What is the purpose of the Air Force Emergency Management (EM) Program?
The EM Program prepares Airmen to respond to and recover from natural disasters, accidents, and attacks.
What are the key components of the Emergency Management Program?
Components include planning, training, response, recovery, and risk mitigation.
How does the Emergency Management Working Group (EMWG) support the EM Program?
The EMWG coordinates efforts, reviews plans, and ensures compliance with Air Force EM standards.
How does the Air Force use the Incident Command System (ICS)?
The ICS provides a framework for organizing resources and personnel during emergency operations.
What is the Air Force Incident Management System (AFIMS)?
AFIMS aligns with the National Incident Management System (NIMS) to standardize response operations across the Air Force.
What are the five phases of incident management in AFIMS?
The phases are prevention, preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation.
How does the Air Force prepare for natural disasters?
The Air Force develops response plans, conducts training exercises, and ensures personnel are informed of evacuation procedures
What steps should Airmen take during a natural disaster?
Airmen should follow evacuation orders, report to designated shelters, and assist in recovery efforts as directed.
What are CBRN threats, and why are they significant?
CBRN threats include chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear hazards that pose risks to personnel and missions.
How does the Air Force assess damage after a natural disaster?
Damage assessment teams evaluate the impact on personnel, facilities, and operations to plan recovery efforts.
What is the focus of recovery operations after an incident?
Recovery operations focus on restoring mission capabilities, repairing infrastructure, and supporting personnel.
What role do the Air Force Emergency Management (EM) teams play in CBRN response?
EM teams coordinate detection, containment, and decontamination efforts during CBRN incidents.
How do Airmen prepare for CBRN incidents?
Airmen receive training on protective equipment, detection systems, and decontamination procedures.
How does the Air Force prioritize recovery tasks?
Prioritization is based on mission impact, safety considerations, and resource availability.
What resources are available to assist Airmen and families during recovery?
Resources include financial assistance, counseling services, and community support programs.
