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* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Lessons Learned from The Great East Japan Earthquake Ｊｐａｎ　Ｊｏｉｎｔ　Ｓｔａｆｆ 21　Ｍａｒ　２０１２ AGENDA Characteristics of the Disaster JSDF Response Achievement of Joint Operation Future Challenges CHARACTERISTICS OFTHE DISASTER Earthquake and Tsunami Warning on TV DEAD AND MISSING: 19,000+ DISASTER FAR BEYOND ASSUMPTION Widespread and Devastating Damages COMPLEX DISASTER - Earthquake, Tsunami and Nuclear - The First Operation under Radiation Environment Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Aerial Water Spray JSDF RESPONSE JSDF DR OPS FRAMEWORK AND PROCEDURE Unit Dispatch Time Withdrawal X+00 X+72h (Tentative) Subjected by Situation Reconstruction Search and Rescue Life Support, Hasty Reconstruction, etc. Situation Recognition Order by Defense Minister Request by Prefectural Governor Information to Head of Autonomy Own Decision Request by Prefectural Governor Order by Defense Minister DISASTER OCCUR As Recovery Progress GOVERNMENT RESPONSE HQ for Emergency Disaster Control (Head; Prime Minister) Nuclear Emergency Response HQ (Head; Prime Minister) Ministry of Defense/ Self Defense Force Prefectures, Local Autonomies Tokyo Electric Power Company Response to Large-scale Earthquake (Search Rescue, etc.) Response to Nuclear Disaster (Reactor Refrigeration, etc.) Support Order and Direction Cooperation Large-scale Earthquake, Tsunami and Nuclear Accident Direction Cooperation C2 STRUCTURE OF DR OPERATIONS Prime Minister Defense Minister MSDF Units ASDF Units Primary Mission / Response to Large-scale Earthquake Chief of Staff, Joint Staff JTF-TH HQ operated Ground, Maritime and Air SDF assets for earthquake DR ops CRF HQ operated necessary assets for nuclear DR ops Commander, Central Readiness Force Primary Mission / Response to Nuclear Disaster Prime Minister Defense Minister Chief of Staff, Joint Staff GSDF Unit MSDF Units ASDF Units JTF-TH: Joint Task Force - Tohoku CRF: Central Readiness Force (GSDF unit) GSDF: Ground Self Defense Fo