The primary objective of the exercise was to integrate MOI support into NSA Bahrain emergency response procedures and provide an opportunity for NSA Bahrain personnel to work with host country counterparts to develop best practices for emergency response at their facilities. .
The TTX scenario, which simulated an unmanned air system attack, provided NSA Bahrain and MOI personnel and departments with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in their specific roles, including emergency operations, explosive ordnance disposal, port operations, fire and medical response, and security operations. was obtained. And action.
“Participating in this exercise was a valuable opportunity for us to gather and discuss our experience in emergency response,” said Col. Zakaria Appelauch, NSA Bahrain Commander. “NSA Bahrain and MOI not only have a great relationship, but we also have smart and talented people working together to bring innovative ideas to life.”
NSA Bahrain and MOI leaders then discussed ways to improve communication, coordination, and emergency response times within the facility. The facility has 147 tenant commands and more than 12,000 military, civilian, and contract personnel who live and work within the facility.
“These joint efforts will lead to advanced solutions to a variety of problems and strengthen emergency operating standards at this important and unique facility,” Appelausch added.
NSA Bahrain’s mission is to support U.S. and allied maritime operations throughout the U.S. 5th Fleet area of operations by providing security for ships, aircraft, and tenants of NSA Bahrain and assigned detachments. . NSA Bahrain provides efficient and effective ground services to sustain our fleet, support our warfighters, and support our families with honor, courage and dedication.