On-Site Inspection and Building 

Capacity (OB) Directorate 

DTRA Industry Day 

05 April 2022 

Mr. David L. Musgrave 

SES Director 

OB Directorate 

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OB Directorate Overview 

Our mission is to reduce the WMD threat and enhance security 

transparency by conducting arms-control treaty monitoring and onsite inspections activities and conducting building partnership 

capacity (BPC) activities to provide expertise and support on WMD 

and nonproliferation matters to DoD, US Government agencies, and 

key foreign and domestic partners. 

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OB Directorate Organization 

Director 

Mr. David Musgrave 

Strategic / Nuclear 

Inspection Department 

COL William McNicol 

Chief of Staff 

Ms. Jesika McIlhany 

Deputy Director 

Mr. Jon Errickson 

Senior Enlisted Advisor 

SGM William Allen 

Chemical Weapons Treaty 

Department 

LTC Julia Brennan 

Conventional Inspection 

Department Europe 

Col Jimmy Hicks 

Interagency Liaison and 

Treaty Support Department 

Mr. Mark Beddoes 

Building Partner Capacity 

Department 

Mr. Kevin Damon 

Mission Support Manager 

Mr. Steve Blevins 

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CWMD Partner Capacity Building Engagements 

Arms Control Engagements 

Travis AFB, CA 

Blue Grass, KY 

Ft Belvoir, VA 

Dulles, VA 

Permanent Presence 

Yokota AB, JA 

Monterey, CA 

Pueblo, CO 

Moscow, RU 

Ulan-Ude, RU 

Kyiv, UA 

Vienna, AT 

Kaiserslautern, DE 

Brussels, BE 

Responsive Presence 

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OB Directorate Efforts – Arms Control 

• Fulfill Arms Control Obligations and Execute Treaty Rights 

• New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) 

• Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE) 

• Vienna Document 2011/Dayton Peace Accords (Dayton Agreement) 

• Chemical Weapon Destruction Monitoring (Pueblo, CO / Blue Grass, KY) 

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Arms Control Programs - Industry Requirements 

• Arms Control Enterprise System (ACES) operations & sustainment 

• Mission Support for Chemical Weapons Inspections and Destruction 

Monitoring at Pueblo & Blue Grass 

• Interpreter Support 

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OB Directorate Efforts – Building Partner Capacity 

• Build Partners’ Counter WMD Capacity, Capability, and Political Will 

• CWMD Security Cooperation Engagement Program (CSCEP) 

• International Counterproliferation Program (ICP) 

• Proliferation Security Initiative (PSI) 

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BPC Programs - Industry Requirements 

• SME support for CWMD programs – including CBRNE handling, 

identification, hazard modeling/decision support, emergency 

response/consequence management/preparedness support, 

national/interagency coordination, security cooperation, countersmuggling, law enforcement 

• A&AS support services for program analysis, planning, and management 

support 

• Performance support for program execution/training 

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OB Directorate Future Requirements 

• Steady-state requirements for arms control support and 

continually increasing demand for building partner capacity 

across the continuum of CWMD operations, drives an increased 

need for highly skilled A&AS and performer support: 

• Technical, operational, strategic 

• CBRNE, CWMD, CWMD-T, C-iWMD 

• Interagency / international coordination 

• Security cooperation 

• Information technology 

• Project / program management 

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Questions 

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