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the inform mission tactic 5 notify

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partners and request assistance

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Emergency Management notifies local

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state FEMA and other federal partners

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that an RDD has detonated this can be

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done using existing protocols and

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procedures to notify on request

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assistance table 2 of the RDD response

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guidance contains a list of specialized

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resources and the support they can

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provide such resources include the state

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radiation control authority which

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provides radiological expertise and has

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the authority for managing radiological

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issues in your community the National

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Guard civil support team which are

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regionally located teams with expertise

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and weapons of mass-destruction the

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interagency modeling and Atmospheric

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Assessment Center for modeling and

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downwind consequence prediction the

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federal advisory team for the

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environment food and health which

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provides protective action

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recommendations the Department of Energy

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maintains several key assets such as the

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aerial measuring system which can

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rapidly map contamination using aircraft

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located on both coasts the radiological

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assistance program which has specialized

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teams of radiation experts located

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throughout the nation the radiation

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emergency assistance center and training

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site which provides support to the

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medical aspects of a radiological

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incident the federal radiological

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monitoring and assessment center which

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provides remote and on-scene assistance

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and monitoring coordination and

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radiological assessments during an

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emergency all support requests should be

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routed through official channels

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typically from local to state to FEMA

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region although some capabilities can

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provide remote support immediately most

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state and federal assets will not be on

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the scene during the first 100 minutes

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but should be requested early so that

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they arrive as soon as possible

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incident data should be shared

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electronically with local state and

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federal agencies tools and services such

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as radresponder allow first responders

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and emergency managers to develop a

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common operating picture

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for more information turn to page 16 of

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the RDD response guidance