124th Fighter Wing ORI Smart Pack in half page format. Geared toward deploying wing members.

1. 124th Fighter Wing
Deployment Smart Pack
Our mission is to demonstrate the 124FW’s ability to transform
from peacetime environment to wartime posture.
You are READY! If in doubt, pause and seek assis-
Time for some Unit Pride tance
Use the buddy system -- Your safety is a priority
Remain vigilant
THINK before you act --take the
Sustain your positive time to do it right
“First Class” attitude and
your sense of urgency You are an integral part of our
warrior team, together,
Rely on your core competencies we will achieve an “Outstanding”
Use T.O.’s We are one team, All-in!
� Colonel James R. Compton--Commander
YOUR PAX ASSEMBLY TIME:___________________ (BE EARLY)
KNOW YOUR DURESS WORDS! PENCIL IN: (FOUO)
CURRENT FPCON;____________________________________________
INFOCON:__________________________________________________
ICC DIRECTIVES______________________________________________

2. Table of Contents
Page
Table of Contents 2
Personal Luggage 3
Map and Important Buildings 4
Base X 4
WAA 5
PDF 5
MOB-BAGS 5
CDF 5
Your Workflow 6
Calendar 8
Operational Security 12
FPCON 12
INFOCON 13
Active Shooter 14
Information Assurance Security Tips 16
Reference 20
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3. Personal Luggage
Personal Bag: Deploying personnel report to their unit with a minimum of
the items below packed in a duffel bag or soft luggage with rounded cor-
ners. See your UDM for any additional packing requirements.
MANDATORY INDIVIDUAL MINIMUM
TOILETRY ITEMS
Item Male Female
□ Cream, shaving, 1 Can As Required
□ Razor 1 EA 1 Ea
□ Deodorant 1 EA 1 Ea
□ Soap, 1 Bars/liquid 1 Bars/liquid
□ Toothbrush w/ container 1 Ea 1 Ea
□ Toothpaste 1 Tube 1 Tube
□ Shampoo 1 Ea As Required
□ Comb or brush 1 Ea As Required
□ Feminine hygiene items N/A As Required
Minimum Clothing List
NOTE: Prior to deployment all personnel must ensure they have knowledge
of all requirements to include current applicable reporting instructions for
mandatory deployment items. All Personnel deploying will have (Web-belt,
Canteen, Gas Mask in Carrying Case, and Helmet.)
□ Bag 1 Each
□ ABU Ensemble/Flight suit, w/rank 1 Each
□ Occupational PPE As Rqd (AFSC specific)
□ T-shirts (applicable color) 3 Each
□ Undergarments 3 Each
□ Boot Socks 3 Pair
□ PT T-Shirt 1 Each
□ PT Shorts 1 Each
□ PT Soc 3 pair
□ PT Athletic shoes 1 Pair
□ Conservative civilian clothes(shirt/pants) 1 set
□ Bed Sheets (any size) 1 set
□ Towel and Wash Cloth 1 each
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4. Map and Impor
Stow Your Line Badge When
Base X
East Flightline; Bldg’s 1530, 1529, 1512, 1531
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5. rtant Buildings
n Outside Restricted Area!
WAA
Wing Assembly Area: Bldg 301
PDF
Personnel Deployment Function, Bldg 1500
MOB-BAGS
Mobility Bags Issued, Bldg 502
CDF
Cargo Deployment Function, Taxiway Echo
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6. Your Workflow
Leading up to ORI - Ensure you are deployable:
- Update Training Records
- Update Standard Deployment Folder (SDF)
- Bring Gas Mask and Holder
- Bring Personal Clothing Bag
- Check Paperwork All Members
13 OCT will Wear
- Final Cargo prep by individual units
- Inspection of Cargo Reflective Belt
- Maintenance continues Pre-generation
- Complete all training and
at All Times
medical/dental/ancillary
- All Available Cargo Staged
- Unit Deployment Control Center Setup
- Chalk 1: Cargo In-Check, staged, ready to load
- Base Clean Up
14 OCT
- Individual Squadrons conduct Unit Assembly Brief
- IG Arrival / Inbriefs
Phase I Operational Readiness Inspection OCT 15/16
15 OCT
- Deployment Order Issued—RST established
- ICC, UDCC, DCC, CDF, PDF Setup as required after RST
- ICC meeting ASAP after DEPORD
- MXG generate aircraft for deployment
- Concept Briefing— RST + 3 hours
- CDF processes cargo
- Deploying personnel process through PDF
- Remain in your Chalk until “released” to base X
- Bring food (MRE), water, and Airman’s Manual
- ICC Meeting, time TBD
- Base X stands up operations to receive aircraft
16 OCT
- ICC meeting 0600
- CDF & PDF continue processing personnel and cargo
- A-10s deploy to Base X for regeneration
- Once Deployed to Base X members will wear:
Helmets, Web belts, Canteens
ICC Meeting, time TBD
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7. ORI PDF line
Every Airman’s Responsibility
Bring all required items / don’t bring prohibited items
• Personal Clothing Bags / ID & Line Badge / Reflective Belt, Canteen and food
in disposable bags
• No Personal Cell-phones
• Use and wear PPE correctly - BE SAFE
• Remain aware of your surroundings
• Report any suspicious activity - TAKE ACTION
• Be on time
• Show up early and expect unexpected delays (flat tires, etc.)
• Pay attention to all briefings; wake up any sleeping wingmen
• Maintain disciplined OPSEC & COMSEC procedures
• Be a team player
At Your Unit
Get Smart
• Know the meanings and applications of ICC Directives (ICCDs), FPCON &
INFOCON
• If you don’t know the answer, ask your buddy; if your buddy isn’t sure, ask
your supervisor
• Pick a wingman
• Every Airman (officer & enlisted) will have a wingman from the time they
leave the unit until arriving at Base X
At the PDF
(Personnel Deployment Function)
Know where your wingman is at all times
• If using the restroom, make sure your wingman returns
• Don’t move from one section of the PDF to the next without your wingman
• If your wingman cannot be found, remain where you lost contact and in-
form the Troop Commander
• Pay attention to the Troop Commander; expedite his/her directives
At the CDF
(Cargo Deployment Function)
Listen up & move quickly when directed
• The difference between a successful increment or busted increment often
comes down to how quickly an increment can travel from the staging area to
the CDF with accountability and proper documentation
• Increment monitor must be present for CDF processing
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8. While processing, all members will wear their Web-belt
(LBE), Canteen, Gas Mask in holder and helmet.
Once at Base-X wear helmet, LBE and Canteen.
Standby for Directions.
Wear PPE
(Personal Protective
Equipment)
At All Times USAF RANK
JEWELRY: Remove in FIRST, LAST NAME
areas of industrial work
and flight line
Fasten Chin Strap
When Wearing
Helmet
Fill Canteen with Wear Reflective
Fresh Water Belt Even When not
If Required in Battle Rattle
Always Carry Inspect Gas Mask
Airman’s Manual Making Sure That the
Inspection Tag is Current
and the Case is Closed
Strap SECURED
Around Leg
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9. Reference AFI : 36-2903
First Class...or Not at All
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12. Operationa
Report suspicious personnel in your workarea o
• Always lock your workstation and take your CAC when you step away
from your desk — NEVER leave your CAC unsupervised.
• In the event of real-world or simulated discovery of classified informa-
tion on an e-mail in an unclassified e-mail system follow instructions on
WHITE card posted next to computer.
• If you notice unusual or excessive network activity (cursor on your
screen moving around or other strange happenings on your computer)
follow instructions on green card posted next to computer.
For Official Use Only -
(FOUO)
FPCON
• All safety related issues Alpha - Increased general threat of
• OPSEC/COMSEC issues possible terrorist activity against personnel or
• FPCON : current, changes & facilities; nature and extent are unpredictable.
attainment
• Medical issues or emer- Bravo- Increased or more predictable
gencies threat of terrorist activity exists.
• Aircraft generation
progress/acceptance Charlie - Incident occured or intelligence re-
• PAX eligibility ceived indicating some form of terrorist action
• Frustrated/busted chalks or targeting against personnel or facilities likely.
• A-10 deployment
• Aircraft regeneration prog- Delta - Applies in the immediate area
ress/ acceptance where a terrorist attack has occurred or when
• IG conflicts or possible intelligence has been received that terrorist
findings action against a specific location or person is
imminent.
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13. al Security
or out of the ordinary requests for information
INFOCON
5 - Information networks are fully 2 - NETOPS readiness
operational with information assurance condition requiring a further
policies in place and enforced. increase in frequency of
validation of the information
4 - Increased NETOPS readiness, in network and its correspond-
preparation for operations or exercises. ing configuration. Impact to
Strengthened security (port blocking, end-users could be significant
increased scans) measures of informa- for short periods.
tion systems and networks. Negligible
impact to end-users. 1 - Highest NETOPS readi-
ness condition & addresses
3 - Further increases NETOPS readi- intrusion techniques that can-
ness by increasing the frequency of not be identified or defeated
validation of the information network at lower readiness levels.
and its corresponding configuration. Impact to end-users could be
Minor impact to end-users. significant for short periods.
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14. Active Shooter
WHEN AN ACTIVE SHOOTER HOWTO RESPOND
IS IN YOUR VICINITY WHEN LAW ENFORCEMENT
• Have an escape route and plan in ARRIVES
mind
• Leave your belongings behind • Remain calm and follow instruc-
• Keep your hands visible tions
• Hide in an area out of the shooter’s • Put down any items in your hands
view (i.e., bags, jackets)
• Block entry to your hiding place • Raise hands and spread fingers
and lock the doors • Keep hands visible at all times
• Silence your cell phone and/or • Avoid quick movements toward
pager officers such as holding on to them
for safety
As a last resort and only when your • Avoid pointing, screaming or yell-
life is in ing
• Do not stop to ask officers for help
imminent danger:
or direction when evacuating
• Attempt to incapacitate the
shooter
• Act with physical aggression, WHAT YOU SHOULD PROVIDE
throw items at the active shooter
TO
LAW ENFORCEMENT OR 911
OPERATOR
• Location of the active shooter
• Number of shooters
• Physical description of shooters
• Number and type of weapons held
by shooters
• Number of potential victims at the
location
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15. Unit Specific Items:
Fill with important items for your work area (i.e. TO’s, PPE, etc.)
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Information Assurance
degrade mission effectiveness. deg
• Remember, your trash and recycle bin • Rem
could be an adversary’s treasure – dispose cou
Security Tips
of and shred material appropriately. TH
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COMMUNICATION
FLIGHT
Important 124THVIRUS REPORTING PROCEDURES
Phone Numbers
1. STOP! DISCONNECT THE LAN
COMMUNICATION
CFP Routine Number CABLE/DISABLE WIRELESS! CFP Routi
422-3242
FLIGHT
Wing Information Assurance LEAVE SYSTEM POWERED UP! Wing Infor
2. Office 422-6105
Personnel should not click on any prompts,
VIRUS REPORTING PROCEDURESor shut down the system.
close any windows, VIRU
3. REPORT IMMEDIATELY! Contact the
1. STOP!AFTER HOURS INCIDENT Incident 1. STOP
FOR DISCONNECT THE LAN Focal Point
Communication FO
CABLE/DISABLE WIRELESS! @ 422-5835
Response Line
RESPONSE SUPPORT PLEASE CALL CAB
RESP
2. LEAVE SYSTEM POWERED MESSAGE INCIDENT (CMI) LEAV
CLASSIFIED UP! 2.
422-5835 AND FOLLOWon any 124TH
Personnel should not click THE PHONE
124TH prompts, 422-5
Perso
close any TREE.CONTACT ANYONE EXCEPT THE COMM
DO NOT
CAUTION: BE DISCRETE!!
COMMUNICATION windows, or shut down the system.
COMMUNICATION close
FLIGHT
3. REPORT IMMEDIATELY! Contact the FLIGHT
FOCAL POINT 3. REPO
VIRUS REPORTING PROCEDURES VIRUS REPORTING PROCEDURES
Communication Focal Point Incident
1. STOP! DISCONNECT THE LAN Comm
1. CABLE/DISABLE WIRLESS of the
STOP! DISCONNECT THE LAN Line @ 422-5835
Response
Optional area for local info sticker
1. STOP! DISCONNECT THE LAN Resp
Opt
CABLE/DISABLE WIRELESS! affected computer system(s) or printer(s).
CABLE/DISABLE WIRELESS!
2. DOLEAVELEAVE affected system/printer
2. LEAVE SYSTEM POWERED UP! MESSAGE INCIDENT (CMI)
CLASSIFIED 2. NOT SYSTEM POWERED UP! CLASSI
Personnel should not click on any prompts, unattended should not click on any prompts,
Personnel
close any windows, or shut down the system. 3. REPORT IMMEDIATELY!down the system.
close any windows, or shut Contact the
3. REPORT IMMEDIATELY! CAUTION: BE DISCRETE!!
Contact the 3. REPORT IMMEDIATELY! Contact
Communication Focal Point Incidentthe
Communication Focal Point Incident
Response Line @ COMM Incident DO
Communication Focal Point
DO NOT CONTACT ANYONE EXCEPT THE 422-5835. Report –NOT CO
Response Line @ 422-5835 Response Line @ 422-5835
FOCAL POINT a CMI.”
“I have
CLASSIFIED MESSAGE INCIDENT (CMI) CLASSIFIED MESSAGE INCIDENT (CMI)
When reporting do NOT discuss details
1. STOP! DISCONNECT THE LAN the incident! of
1. STOP
CAUTION: BE DISCRETE!! CAUTION: BE DISCRETE!!
CABLE/DISABLE WIRLESS of the
DO NOT CONTACT ANYONE EXCEPT THE COMM DO NOT CONTACT ANYONE EXCEPT THE COMM CAB
affected computer system(s) or printer(s).
FOCAL POINT Wired Connection FOCAL POINT
Diagram Enlarged affect
1. STOP! DISCONNECT THE LAN LEAVE affected system/printer THE LAN
2. DO NOT 1. STOP! DISCONNECT View 2. DO N
CABLE/DISABLE WIRLESS of the LAN CABLE/DISABLE WIRLESS of the
unattended
affected computer system(s) or printer(s).
unatte
Cable affected computer system(s) or printer(s).
3. REPORT IMMEDIATELY! NOT LEAVEthe
2. DO NOT LEAVE affected system/printer 2. DO Contact affected system/printer 3. REPO
unattended unattended
Communication Focal Point Incident Disconnect the Comm
3. REPORT IMMEDIATELY! Contact the 3. REPORT IMMEDIATELY! LAN cable
Contact the
Communication Focal Point Incident Line @ 422-5835. Report –Point Incident jack Resp
Response Communication Focal from the
Response Line @ 422-5835. Report –
“I have a CMI.” Response Line @ 422-5835. Report –
with the “I ha
“I have a CMI.” “I have a CMI.” blinking light.
When reporting do When reporting do NOT discuss details details of the
NOT discuss details When reporting do NOT discuss When repo
of the incident! of the incident! incident!
Wired Connection Diagram Enlarged Wireless Connection Diagrams (Examples
Wired Connection Diagram Enlarged
View
Wired Connection Diagram Enlarged
Only)-Every type of laptop is different. Some Conn
Wired
View
LAN switches are manual, others are a Function
LAN View
Cable Key (i.e. F2). Look for the Wireless Signal
Cable
LAN Disconnect the
Logo. LAN
Disconnect the
Cable LAN cable LAN cable Cable
from the jack from the jack
with the with the
blinking light. Disconnect the blinking light.
LAN cable
from the jack
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Wireless Connection Diagrams (Examples with the
Wireless Connection Diagrams (Examples
Only)-Every type of laptop is different. Some Only)-Every type of laptop is different. Some

17. FLIGHT
Oh No!!!!!! Assurance Security Tips
Information Simple!Inform
Follow the
WhatTH
COMPUSEC: (Computer Security) instructions
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• Protect & Secure your CAC at all times –
on the• Pro
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reader.
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DO NOT leave your CAC unattended in its
FLIGHT next to rea
do? availability, integrity,
• Protect and maintain your • Pro
Information Assurance Security Tips
confidentiality and accountability of
My computer has a virus! computer! con
Informa
or information systems. info
I have a Classified Message Incident! down user names and
COMPUSEC:write
• Do NOT (Computer Security) COMPU
• Do
• Protect & Secure your CAC at all times –
passwords. • Protepas
• DO NOT leave your CAC unattended in its
Do NOT process classified information on • DO N
Do
unclassified systems.
reader. unc
read
• Protect and maintain availability, integrity, • Prote
COMSEC: (Communications Security)
confidentiality and accountability of COMS
confi
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Protect classified communication materials. • infor
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• • Do NOT write down user names and
Do NOT discuss classified information. • • Do N
Do
passwords. with individuals that have a
Speak only pass
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• Do NOT process classified information on
need to know. • Do Nnee
unclassified systems. uncla
OPSEC: (Operations Security) OPSEC
COMSEC: (Communications Security) COMSE
• Deny undisclosed information to • Den
• Protect classified communication materials.
adversary’s, which may be exploited to • Prote
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degrade mission effectiveness. • Do Ndeg
• Remember, your trash and recycle a
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could know. need
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OPSEC: (Operations Security) OPSEC
• Deny undisclosed information to • Deny
adversary’s, which may be exploited to
Important Phone Numbers adve
degrade mission effectiveness. degr
• Remember, your
CFP Routine Number trash and recycle 422-3242
bin • Routi
CFP Rem
could be an Assurance Office
Wing Information adversary’s treasure – 422-6105
dispose Wing could
Infor
of and shred material appropriately. of an
FOR AFTER HOURS INCIDENT FO
RESPONSE SUPPORT PLEASE CALL
Important Phone Numbers RESP
422-5835 AND FOLLOW THE PHONE 422-5
CFP Routine Number TREE. 422-3242 CFP Routin
Wing Information Assurance Office 422-6105 Wing Inform
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18. KNOW YOUR DURESS WORDS! PENCIL IN: (FOUO)
_________________________________________________________________
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FPCON: INFOCON: ICC DIRECTIVES:
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19. ORI Glossary
ACH Advanced Combat Helmet
CAC Common Access Card
CAT Crisis Action Team
CDF Cargo deployment function
COMSEC Communication Security
DCD Deployment Control Center
DEPORD Deployment Order
EET Exercise Evaluation Team
FPCON Force Protection Condition
FW Fighter Wing
ICC Incident Control Center
IG Inspector General
INFOCON Information Condition
LBE Load Bearing Equipment
MRE Meal Ready to Eat
MSG Mission Support Group
MXG Maintenance Group
NETOPS Network Operations
PDF Personnel Deployment Function
OPSEC Operational Security
PPE Personal Protection Equipment
RST Reference Start Time
SDF Standard Deployment Folder
T.O. Technical Order
UCC Unit Control Center
DSOE Deployment Schedule of Events Page 1 of 1
MXOPS Aircraft Generation (load & prep jets for departure)
Aircraft Regeneration Reconfigure at Base X
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20. Reference
ORI Phone Reference
Actual Medical Emergency, Fire, Cargo Deployment Function
Bomb Threat - 911 Trans Cont Officer 5765
Command Post 5333 Cargo 5980
Ground Safety 5317 Ramp 5980
Security Forces 5366 DVO 6416
ATNAS OPS 6311
ATO 5889 UDCC BLDG PHONE
Chaplain 6735 CES 412 5506
SARC 6162 CF 669 3242
JAG 3113 PDF 1500 5643
MOCC 5424 LRS 503 5388
Public Affairs 6157 MXG 148 5516
Vehicle Dispatch 6466 MDG 668 5369
SFS 144 6067
ICC/BLDING 400 OG 146 6165
From off base 422-5333
FW/CC 422-5323 Deployment
FW/CV 422-5814 Control Center
FW/CCC 422-6993 IDO 5517
ICC Cordntr 422-5390 DCC NCOIC 5887
MXG/CC 422-6464 PDF REP 5895
MSG/CC 422-5555 Logistics REP 5887
INTEL 422-5223 CDF REP 5765
Command Pst 422-5333
Personal
OPS Desk 422-5348
Deployment
Function
PDF OIC 5643
Pratice Phone UP / PDF NCOIC 5643
WAA 6245
DOWN Protocol PAX Manifest 6493
“Duty Section, Rank & Eligibility
Identification
6492
6492
Name, Medical 6731
Fmly Readnss 5374
Unsecure Line” PDF ECP 6837
PAX Briefing 6826
Orders Funct. 6831
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