DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY BUILDING $6 US NAVAL OCBSERVATOAY DMAINST 8052.7 WASHINGTON OC 20308 PRR 23 December 1982 DMA INSTRUCTION 8052.7 SUBJECT: Mapping, Charting, and Geodesy (MC&G) Support for Noncombatant Evacuation Operations REFS: a. DoD Directive, 5100.51, Protection and Evacuation of U.S. Citizens and Certain Designated Aliens in Danger Areas Abroad {Short Title: Nonccmbatant Evacuation), October li, 1966. b. Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan (current edition), Annex G, Mapping, Charting, and Geodesy, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Washington, D.C. C. DMAINST 8052.6, Procedures for Obtaining MC&G Products in Support of Crisis Situations, 16 January 1979. d. DOMAINST 8050.4, Validation and Submission of Geographic Area Requirements, 31 May 1979. l. Purpose. To establish the types of MC&G products and related Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) responsibilities to support the planning of Noncombatant Evacuation Operations (NEO) for specific areas designated through the Department of State (DoS) Emergency Action Plans (EAP) and the Unified and Specified Commands‘ Evacuation Plans. 2. Applicability. This instruction applies to the Department of Defense (DoD) and the eS organizations involved in the planning for and execution of NEO. In general, the evacuation sites will be in countries abroad which have .U.S. Embassies, Consulates General, Consulates, or alternate sites designated as planned evacuation sites, assembly points, or embarkation points. 3. Definitions. See the Enclosure for definitions. 4. NEO MC&G Package Content. The NEO MC&G Package shall contain the following standard DMA MC&G products, when available, for each site. A similar scale native product may be substituted in the NEO MC&G Package when no standard DMA product exists. 1:59,000 Scale Topographic Line Map 1:250,000 Scale Joint Operations Graphic-Air 1:500,000 Scale Tactical Pilotage Chart 1:1,000,000 Scale Operational Navigation Chart Military City Map, City Graphic, or City Route Graphic Harbor and Approach Chart(s) *
DMAINST 8052.7 23 December 1982 Combat Chart(s) * Uncontrolled Mcsaic or Phots Eniaraement * If evacuation site is a coastai city. 5. Distribution of NEO MC&G Packages. The Regional Liaison Groups (reference a.) and the Unified Command of Primary Evacuation Responsibility will designate the recipients and the number of NEO MC&G Packages required for a given country. OMA will distribute the Packages to the organizations so designated. OMA will distribute standard products to holders of existing NEO MC&G Packages as new items or editions become available. 6. Responsibilities. a. Headquarters Defense Mapping Agency (HO DMA). (1) Plans and Requirements Directorate (PR) will: (a) Coordinate with DoS and Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) in order to maintain a current list of countries for which production of NEO MC&G Packages should have a high priority. (b) Validate, in accordance with reference d., Unified Command of Primary Evacuation Responsibility selections of Principal Sites and Supplementary Sites to be included in the NEO MC&G Package to be produced for each country. {c) Annually in September provide users with a listing of countries for which NEO MC&G Packages will be produced during the next fiscal year. (2) Programs, Production and Operations Directorate (PP) will: (a) Manage the production sequence of the NEO MC&G Packages. This sequence will be based on ranking data obtained through PR from DoS, DIA, and the Unified Commands of Primary Evacuation Responsibility, who will annually review the production program. (b) In accordance with reference c., provide crisis support in any NEO situation as directed by the OJCS. b. DMA Components (1) OMA Hydrographic/Topographic Center (HTC) will: (a) Research the HTC MC&G holdings for each site, and furnish DMA Office of Distribution Services (00S) with a list of the selected items to be included in each NEO MC&G Package. (b) Reproduce any native products required for the NEQ MC&G Packages and furnish them to ODS.
DMATNST 8052. 23 December 19 + ‘ E2 (c) Produce the photographic products required for the NEO MC&G Packages and furnish them to ODS. {d} Notify ODS of the publication of these standard products which, as maintenance items (including items replacing native products), are to be added to existing NEO MC&G Packages. (e) Notify each NEG MC&G Package holder of any change the holder should make to the package. (2) DMA Office of Distribution Services (OOS) will: (a) Manage the assembly, distribution, end updating of the NEO MC&é Packages. (b) Upon publication of each DMA standard product identified by HTC as a NEO maintenance item, make an automatic initial distributicn to each holder of the apprcpriate NEO MC&G Package. Instructions to insert the standard product, and remove the superseded product, will accompany the standard product. (c) Hold material for additional NEO MC&G Packages for designated countries where primary DcD evacuation responsibility has not been assigned by the JCS. c. DoS has agreed to assist DMA by: (1) Determining the number of copies of the NEO MC&G Package DoS requires for a given country and the shipging addresses for distribution. {2) Periodically advising DMA regarding the countries that should nave the highest precedences for NEO MC&G Package production. d. Unified Commands cf Primary Evacuation Responsibility will: (1) In accordance with reference d., submit NEO MC&G Package requirements in the annual Area Requirements statement and cite the specific DoS/DoD noncombatant evacuation plans supported. (2) Determine the number cf copies of the NEO MC&G Package they require for a given country and the shippine addresses for distribution. (3) Review the annual production list provided by DMA and recommend changes if necessary. FOR THE DIRECTOR: WAP — Dir Enclosure a/s HUGH P. JOHNSON Colonel, USA Chief of Staff
DMAINST 8652.7 23 December 1982 CNOQ HQ USM HQ USAF (AF /XOCTA)(AFIS/IK, 3! DIA Joint Strategic Target Planning Staff CINCLANT CINCAD (J2Xx) CINCEUR CINCPAC USSOUTHCOM CINCRED CiNCSAC CIA (AC/DOI) NSA HQ DA (DAMI-ISP) HQ MAC (INA) HQ ROGTF COMIJSOC USAITAC (IAX-I-OL) Department of State (S/S-9) Washington Liaison Group East Asia Liaison Group European Liaison Group South American Liaisen Group Wr ON WNOwr ™N ee A TO NO Wt) On et ee
DMAINST 8052.7 23 December 1982 DEFINITIONS a. Noncombatant. The definitions for noncombatants are given in Enclosure 2 of reference 4a. b. Noncombatant Evacuation. The organized movement of U.S. citizens and certain designated aliens from places abroad to a safehaven in the time of emergency. hs an Area Requirements intended use term, “Evacuation” is the primary or single operational objective. It is distinguished from disaster relief, major or minor military intervention, and unconventional warfare. For the Area Requirements and Product Status (ARAPS) system, the intended use code for NEO is "Q.") c. Unified Command of Primary Evacuation Responsibility. The Unified Command which, in reference 5., is assigned the tasks to plan and to conduct, in coordination with DcS, noncombatant evacuation operations. d. NEO MC&G Package. A group of MC&G products which have been prepared by DMA for use in planning noncombatant evacuation operations in a specific country. e. Principal Site. A town or other area identified as having major importance for NEO planning, as selected by GoS or by the Unified Command of Primary Evacuation Responsibility. Principal sites typically include the locations of the U.S. Embassy, Consulates General, and Consulates located within the country, and may include other sites having major importance as identified by the Unified Command of Primary Evacuation Responsibility. f. Supplementary Site. A town or other area identified by the Unified Command of Primary Evacuation Responsibility as necessary for logistical support of one or more Principal Sites. g. Crisis Support. The provision of an MC&G product or service, including those not previously validated, needed on a one-time or first-time basis where the urgency of the requirement precludes normal processing and production programming action. MC&G crisis support, as defined herei., is limited to situations directed by the Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (OJCS) where the possibility exists that United States forces might be deployed. Enclosure