Philippine Navy Disaster Response Task Group

Mission
To organize, train, equip, maintain and operate a
PN Disaster Response Task Group nationwide in order to
mitigate the effects of natural calamities and disasters by
conducting rescue and relief operations to affected areas
and providing humanitarian assistance to disaster victims
within the PN’s capabilities.
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1. GENERAL

The AFP is deputized by the National Disaster Coordinating

Council (NDCC) through the Office of the Civil Defense in the
conduct Disaster Response Operations (DRO) using its inherent
capabilities.

As part of the overall AFP effort, the Philippine Navy has

organized and maintained disaster response units (DRUs) ready
to respond in both sea and land disasters nationwide, utilizing
its available resources and inherent capabilities.
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2. PURPOSE

To prescribe the policies and guidance relative to the

preparedness of PN tasked units and the effective conduct of
rescue operations, relief operations and limited rehabilitation
operations to areas affected by disasters and calamities.
 
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3. SCOPE

This SOP applies to all PN units tasked and involved in

disaster response operations nationwide as one of the mission
areas in support of the AFP’s overall task in providing human
assistance to mitigate the effects of disasters and calamities.
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4. DEFINITION OF TERMS
 
Disaster – a serious disruption of a community causing
widespread human, material, economic, or environmental losses
which exceed the ability of the affected community to cope
using its own resources.
 
Disaster Response – pertains to activities such as rescue
operations, relief operations and limited rehabilitation operations
before, during and after a disaster to assist victims, alleviate
hardship and provide limited foundation for subsequent
recovery.
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4. DEFINITION OF TERMS:
 
Hazard – a potentially damaging physical event, phenomenon
or human activity that may cause the loss of life or injury,
property damage, social and economic disruption or
environmental degradation.

Hazard Mapping – is the process of identifying calamity or

disaster potential/prone areas usually situated near the river
banks, low-lying villages, earthquake fault line and those
proximate to active volcanoes.
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4. DEFINITION OF TERMS:
 
Limited Rehabilitation Operations – limited post-disaster
activities that are undertaken to resume basic community
services.
 
Preparedness – pre-disaster activities/plans that are undertaken
prior to the actual deployment of rescue teams.
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4. DEFINITION OF TERMS:
 
Prevention – activities to provide outright avoidance of the
adverse impact of hazards and means to minimize related
environmental, technological and biological disasters.

Recovery operations – decisions and actions taken after a

disaster with a view of restoring or improving pre-disaster living
conditions of stricken community, while encouraging and
facilitating necessary adjustments to reduce disaster risk.
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4. DEFINITION OF TERMS:
 
Relief operations - the provision of assistance immediately after
a disaster to meet the life preservation and basic subsistence
needs of the people affected.
 
Rescue operations - the provision of assistance during and after
a disaster to meet life preservation and security of victims.
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4. DEFINITION OF TERMS:
 
Risk – the probability of harmful consequences, or expected
losses (deaths, injuries, property, livelihoods, economic activity
disrupted or environmental damaged) resulting from interactions
between natural or human-induced hazards and vulnerable
conditions.
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5. POLICIES:
 
a. Disaster Response Operations is Mission Area 3 under the
Department of National Defense Planning Guidance. In this
regard, it is one of the major activities of the Command. The
principal responders are the PN Operational Commands (Naval
Forces and Fleet-Marine Ready Force). The Type/Support
Commands/Units remain as providers and enablers.
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5. POLICIES:
 
b. The HPN Battle Staff Alpha will be activated in case of
disasters of national significance with the Vice Commander, PN
as Senior Officer In-Attendance.
 
c. The HPN Battle Staff Bravo will be activated in case of
disasters of significance warranting continuous monitoring and
update to the FOIC, PN and higher Headquarters. The Chief of
Naval Staff will be the Senior Officer In-Attendance.  
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5. POLICIES:
 
d. The GHQ and Unified Commands are the supported
commands for DRO unless the situation warrants that PN
conducts DRO unilaterally.
 
e. Interagency coordination is required at all levels of command.
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5. POLICIES:
 
f. The FOIC, PN has oversight control of all PN Disaster
Response Task Units but delegated to the following:
1) Commander, Fleet-Marine Ready Force – NCR &Manila Bay AOR
2) Commander, Naval Forces Northern Luzon – Northern Luzon AOR
3) Commander, Naval Forces Southern Luzon – Southern Luzon AOR
4) Commander, Naval Forces West – Palawan and KIG AOR
5) Commander, Naval Forces Central – Visayas AOR
6) Commander, Naval Forces Western Mindanao – WesMin AOR
7) Commander, Naval Forces Eastern Mindanao – EasMin AOR
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5. POLICIES:
 
g. Disaster response plans shall be implemented in four phases
namely;
 
1) Crisis Action Planning Phase – this phase begins with recognizing the
problem and developing the solution, and progress to preparing and executing
the operation order. It is a rapid and effective exchange of information about
the situation, its analysis, and alternative military responses, including the
timely preparation of military courses of action with the appropriate task
organization for consideration by the Commander and timely relay of the
decisions to the task unit commander to permit effective execution.
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5. POLICIES:
 
g. Disaster response plans shall be implemented in four phases
namely;
 
2) Deployment Phase – this phase begins with the deployment of the
tasked unit and actual conduct of disaster response operations in a designated
area of operations. Included also in this phase is the conduct of pre-
deployment of naval assets to designated points of interest as decided in the
crisis action planning phase.
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5. POLICIES:
 
g. Disaster response plans shall be implemented in four phases
namely;
 
3) Redeployment Phase – this phase starts when the given task is
completed and requires the deployment of the tasked unit to another area of
operations or given a new set of task i.e. another rescue operations, relief
operations, limited rehabilitation or recovery operations.
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5. POLICIES:
 
g. Disaster response plans shall be implemented in four phases
namely;
 
4) Post-Deployment/Termination Phase – this phase beings when
all tasks have been completed and tasked unit to return to station to reorganize
and render After Activity Report.
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5. POLICIES:
 
h. All PN Unit Commanders shall identify and assess the risk of
potential calamity and hazard in their respective areas and shall
coordinate with the regional and local disaster coordinating
council for disaster preparedness and response.
 
i. All PN Units shall be organized and prepared to respond to any
specific type of disaster utilizing its available resources.
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5. POLICIES:
 
j. Tasked PN Units shall organize, train, equip and maintain their
respective disaster response teams in accordance with their
inherent capabilities to conduct rescue, relief and limited
rehabilitation/recovery operations. They shall be ready for
deployment upon signal from higher Headquarters.
 
k. Composition and size of units and teams to be deployed shall
be dependent on the type and degree/magnitude of disaster.
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5. POLICIES:
 
m. During disaster response operations, the Naval Forces will
support their respective Unified Commands and/or may act
independently subject to the parameters set forth in this SOP.

n. All tasked PN Units shall program training activities relative to

the conduct of DRO and shall train their respective disaster
response teams.
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5. POLICIES:
 
o. All major disaster response equipment including amphibian
vehicles, watercraft, rubber boats and SCUBA equipment shall
be in the care of individual DRUs while minor supplemental
equipage and communication equipment shall be centrally
managed, stored, controlled and issued to the concerned PN unit
prior deployment.
 
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5. POLICIES:
 
p. Concerned PN Units are responsible for the maintenance and
repair of their DRO mobility and equipment. They shall conduct
routine tests and check-up of their DRO vehicles and equipment
to ensure operational readiness at all times.

q. Deployed PNARTs shall be self-sustaining and shall rotate

personnel every 24 to 72 hours subject to the requirement of the
On-Scene Commander. Follow-on sustainment/rotation of
personnel will be made when deployment exceeds 24 hours.
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5. POLICIES:
 
r. Concerned PN units shall monitor weather forecasts from
PAGASA, Tsunami alerts and earthquake status from
PHILVOCS, and provide meteorological information to
concerned DRUs.
 
s. Public affair activities regarding PN Disaster Response
Operations shall be done before, during and after DRO to ease
public apprehension and gain public support.
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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
Naval Forces Commanders

•shall conduct DRO utilizing their DRUs to respond to any type of disaster
within their AOR
•shall exercise command and control to PN units within their AOR during
deployment phase as directed by their respective Unified Commanders
•shall coordinate with NGOs /LGUs and other agencies which may be
involved in DRO in their respective AOR/AOI
•to formulate contingency plans to address disasters peculiar in their AOR
 
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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
Commander, Fleet-Marine Ready Force

•shall assume the operational control of DRUs in the NCR area which
covers the whole of Metro Manila and Manila Bay

•prepare to reinforce NFNL and NFSL in the provinces of Bulacan,

Pampanga, Cavite, Batangas, Rizal and Laguna
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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
Commander, Philippine Fleet

•responsible for the completeness of search and rescue equipment on board

surface and air assets that will respond to any disaster nationwide

•shall prepare NAVSOU teams to be attached to DRUs, when directed

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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
Commandant, Philippine Marine Corps

•shall ensure preparedness of amphibian vehicles and personnel to respond

to any disaster nationwide

•shall direct all Brigades and Battalions to assist the DRUs in calamity areas
in their respective AOR with the cognizance of the Naval Force Commander
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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
Commander, Naval Construction Brigade

•shall organize and prepare DRUs with heavy engineering equipment for
landslide, earthquake and volcanic eruption and conduct limited
rehabilitation to augment Naval Forces requirements
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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
Commander, Naval Construction Brigade

•shall organize and prepare DRUs with heavy engineering equipment for
landslide, earthquake and volcanic eruption and conduct limited
rehabilitation to augment Naval Forces requirements
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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
Commander, Naval Reserve Command

•shall mobilize PN Reservists and Reserve Units to augment regular force

for DRO upon signal from higher Headquarters

•shall ensure regular DRO training for Reservists

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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
AC of NS for Operations, N3

•shall coordinate with the Office of the Civil Defense and the AFP
Command Center for the national calamity hazard map and shall provide the
updated hazard information to concerned PN units. Respective NF3s are to
coordinate with their RDCCs for copy of the regional/provincial calamity
hazard maps

AC of NS for Logistics, N4

•shall ensure the availability of POL and sustainment requirements for

DRUs
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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
AC of NS for WCEIS, N6
•shall ensure availability of appropriate communications linkage during
DRO for effective command and control

AC of NS for Civil Military Operations, N7

•shall be in charge of the coordination with concerned national government
agencies on matters related to disaster response operations
•shall issue public affairs guidance to guide Naval Forces Commanders,
PAOs, DRU Commanders and elements on what to say to media before,
during and after the conduct of DRO
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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
AC of NS for Education and Training, N8
•shall ensure the formulation of a standard POI for DRO training

Director, Naval Operations Center

•shall monitor the DRUs when dispatched for deployment

Director, Naval Public Affairs Office

•shall ensure tri-media coverage of DRO with national impact, to inform the
wide public of PN DRU efforts. Respective Unit Public Affairs Officers
shall likewise communicate DRO activities to local media
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6. RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
•All other major PN units shall prepare their respective DRUs to be placed
under the OPCON of the Naval Forces when directed.
 
•OIC/POIC, PNART shall ensure preparedness and completeness of
personnel and equipment, render report to immediate Operational
Commander, and coordinate with other DRUs, RDCC and Local
Government Agencies involved in the operations.
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7. PROCEDURES:
 
a. Upon recognition of an impending danger of natural disaster from
information received from concerned government agencies such as
PAGASA and PHILVOCS or observation of certain parameters, PNARTs
shall automatically be placed on Disaster Alert Status. NFOCs will
review and update their respective contingency plans to anticipate
additional operational requirements.

b. Members of the disaster response team or PNART shall conduct muster

and vehicle/equipment readiness inspection and render report to the unit
Operations Center/Officer.
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7. PROCEDURES:
 
c. Naval Forces Commanders may pre-deploy their PNARTs to reduce
response time, as deemed necessary.

d. Upon confirmation of disaster and/or directive from higher Headquarters,

NFOC will immediately deploy their PNARTs to the identified disaster
area. Prior proceeding to the disaster site, PNARTs shall initially
coordinate with local disaster coordinating units up to the
municipal/barangay level through fastest available means and provide the
details of contact person and offices to the Operations Center. Emphasis
must be given to the local disaster coordinating units of the capabilities of
the PNART.
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7. PROCEDURES:
 
e. The DRU and/or PNART shall establish and maintain contact with AFP
forces within the area and other government agencies like PNP, DSWD,
DPWH and other LGUs/NGOs involved in the operations.

f. Upon arrival at the area, OIC, PNART shall immediately proceed to the
local disaster coordinator or any other appropriate authority to receive
disaster situation briefing on the following:
1) Specific areas/barangay/village affected
2) Resources available at the disaster site
3) Initial response made by the local government
4) Type/s of assistance required from PN DRU
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7. PROCEDURES:
 
g. In case of conflict in the prioritization of DRO, the local disaster
coordinator shall determine the order of priority.

h. Upon arrival in the area, in the absence of any LGU presence/control, On-
scene Commander shall prepare to assume as Overall Tactical
Commander. Likewise, relinquish said responsibility upon arrival of
competent authorities.

i. After the completion of the mission, OIC/POIC, PNART shall make the
necessary reports and conduct debriefing to local disaster coordinator and
other agencies involved in the operation to determine and evaluate the
problems encountered, lessons learned and recommendations.
 Organization

VCSAFP
FOIC, PN

COM COM
COMNCRCOM COMNOLCOM COMCENTCOM COMWESCOM COMSOLCOM
WESMINCOM EASTMINCOM

CFMRF CNFNL CNFC CNFW CNFSL CNFWM CNFEM

(Naval DRU) (Naval DRU) (Naval DRU) (Naval DRU) (Naval DRU) (Naval DRU) (Naval DRU)

> PNARTs of: > PNARTs of: > PNARTs of:

> PNARTs of: > PNARTs of: > PNARTs of:
NS Poro NS Puerto NS, Zambo
MNOB NS Legaspi NS Davao
> PNARTs of: NS San Miguel Princesa NS Batu-batu
NRCCEN NRCSL NRCEM
PF PMC NRC NRCNL NRCWEST NRCWM
> Seaborne and Air Seaborne and Seaborne and Air
NSSC NSC NCBde Seaborne and Air Seaborne, Land Seaborne, Land
Component Air Component Component
NLC HPN & HSG NSF-NCR Component and Air Component And Air Component
CNH MNH
> Seaborne, Land and Air Component

PNARUS/RESERVISTS
 Organization

FOIC, PN

VCOM, PN *

CNS **

N1 N2 N3 N4 N6 N7 N8 N9

NOC PAO

CDRTU- CDRTU-NL CDRTU-SL CDRTU- CDRTU- CDRTU- CDRTU-

NCR (CNFNL) (CNFSL) CEN WEST WM EM
(CFMRF) (CNFC) (CNFW) (CNFWM) (CNFEM)

* HPN Battle Staff Alpha – under VCOM supervision

** HPN Battle Staff Bravo – under CNS supervision
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CFMRF CNFNL CNFSL CNFC CNFW CNFWM- CNFEM

(CPNDRTU- (CPNDRTU- (CPNDRTU- (CPNDRTU- (CPNDRTU- (CPNDRTU- (CPNDRTU-
NCR) NL) SL) CENTRAL) WEST) WM) EM)

OPCON OPCON OPCON OPCON OPCON

OPCON PNARTS OPCON PNARTS
PNARTS from PNARTS from PNARTS from PNARTS from PNARTS from
from the ff: units from the ff: units
the ff: units the ff: units the ff: units the ff: units the ff: units
PMC NS Leovigildo NS Julhasan A Naval Base NS Apolinario NS Romulo M NS Felix
Gantioqui Arasain Rafael Ramos Jalandoon Espaldon Apolinario
PF NS Ernesto NRCSL NRCWV NS Carlito NS Juan NRCEM
Ogbinar Cunanan Magluyan
NRC/NRC-NCR NRCNL NRCW NRCWM
NSSC
NSC
NCBde
HPN & HSG
NSF-NCR
NLC
MNH
CNH
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List of PN Disaster Response Units

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

Unit Nr of Teams Nr of Officers Nr of EP

Philippine Fleet 4 4 28
Philippine Marine Corps 4 4 30
Naval Reserve Command 2 2 14
Naval Sea Systems Command 2 2 14
Naval Support Command 3 3 21
Naval Support Facility-NCR 1 1 7
HPN & HSG 1 1 8
Naval Logistics Center 1 1 7
Cavite Naval Hospital 1 Med Tm 1 MC/1 NC 3
Manila Naval Hospital 1 Med Tm 1 MC/1 NC 3
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List of PN Disaster Response Units

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

Medical

Unit Nr of Teams Nr of Officers Nr of EP

Naval Support Command 3 3 21
Manila Naval Hospital 1 Med Tm 1 MC/1 NC 3
Cavite Naval Hospital 1 Med Tm 1 MC/1 NC 3

Earthquake / Volcanic Eruption

Unit Nr of Teams
Naval Construction Brigade 1 Company 1 Equipment Maintenance Team
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List of PN Disaster Response Units

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

Sea Disaster / Tsunami

Unit Nr of Teams Nr of Officers Nr of EP

Philippine Fleet 4 4 28
Naval Sea System Command 1 1 7
Naval Base Cavite 1 1 7
Naval Logistic Center 1 1 7
Cavite Naval Hospital 1 Med Tm 1 MC/ 1 NC 3
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List of PN Disaster Response Units

NORTHERN LUZON

Unit Nr of Teams Nr of Officers Nr of EP

Naval Station Ernesto Ogbinar 2 2 14
Naval Station Leovigildo 2 2 14
Gantioqui
NRCNL 1 1 7

SOUTHERN LUZON

Unit Nr of Teams Nr of Officers Nr of EP

Naval Station Julhasan A Arasain 2 4 28
NRCSL (Legaspi City) 1 1 14
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List of PN Disaster Response Units

CENTRAL

Unit Nr of Teams Nr of Officers Nr of EP

Naval Station Rafael Ramos 3 3 32
NRCWV 1 1 14

WEST

Unit Nr of Teams Nr of Officers Nr of EP

Naval Station Apolinario 2 2 28
Jalandoon
Naval Station Carlito Cunanan 1 1 7
NRCW 1 1 14
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List of PN Disaster Response Units

WESTERN MINDANAO

Unit Nr of Teams Nr of Officers Nr of EP

Naval Station Romulo M Espaldon 2 2 28
Naval Station Juan Magluyan 1 1 7
NRCWM 2 2 28

EASTERN MINDANAO

Unit Nr of Teams Nr of Officers Nr of EP

Naval Station Felix Apolinario 2 2 28
NRCEM 2 2 28

Notes:
•Seaborne, land and air components of the Naval Forces can also be added to the DRU as required.
•Additional DRUs can be organized as directed by higher Headquarters.
 Basic PNART Composition

Duty Position Rating

OIC
POIC
Radioman BM/EN/QM
Driver RM
Corpsman CD
Sea Disaster Boat Engineer HM
Swimmer / Diver EN
Coxswain
Firefighter BM
Photographer / Recorder PH
Cook CS
OIC
POIC BU/EO/CM
Radioman RM
Driver CD
Earthquake/Fire/
Corpsman HM
Volcanic Eruption Heavy Equipment Operator EO/BU
Electrician EM
Firefighter DC
Photographer/Recorder PH
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Duty Position Rating

OIC
POIC/NCOIC BN/EM/QM
Radioman RM
Driver CD
Corpsman HM
Flood/Lahar/Tsunami Boat Engineer EN
Electrician EM
Coxswain BM
Diver/Swimmer
Photographer / Recorder PH
Cook CS
 List of Equipage

Type of Responding Individual Team/Unit

Disaster Team Equipment Equipment
Security/ Life Vest, Rain Coat Small Camera, Vehicle, Radio
Flood PAO Team Arms, Ammo, Flash Light, Map/Directory, Three Days
Carabiner, Safety Shoes Provision
Earthquake SAR Team Hard Hat, Goggles, Safety Megaphone, Bolt Cutter,
Mask, Gloves, Harness, Chain Saw, Ladder, Barrier
Head Lamp, Shovel/ Tape, Searchlight, Jack
Mallet, Poncho, Whistle, Hammer, Available
Safety Shoes Engineering Heavy Equipment,
M-35 Truck, Blower,
Oxyacetylene, Welding
Machine, Gas Detector, Chain
Block & Saw, Jack, Disaster,
Disaster Map, Radio
 List of Equipage

Type of Responding Individual Team/Unit

Disaster Team Equipment Equipment
SAR Team Life Vest, Rain Coat Rescue Boat with Ring, M-35
Flood Harness, Safety Gloves, Truck, Rescue Rope, Radio,
Safety Shoes, Whistles, Search Light Megaphone,
Flash Light, Carabiner, Camera, Stretcher, Life Jacket,
Safety Rope, Knife, Hard Disaster Map/Directory, Three
Hat, Firearms for Days Provision
Security, Extra Clothing
Evacuation Life Vest, Rain Coat, M-35 Truck, Bus, Tent with
Team Flashlight, Hard hat, Extra Generator, LARC/Aqua Truck,
Clothing, Safety Shoes Amphibian Truck, Megaphone,
Bolo, Shovel Stretcher, Axe,
Ladder, Radio, Disaster
Map/Directory, Camera, Three
Days Provision,
Communications Van
 List of Equipage

Type of Responding Individual Team/Unit

Disaster Team Equipment Equipment
Evacuation Life Vest, Rain Coat, M-35 Truck, Camera, Cadaver
Team Safety Shoes Bag, Tent with Generator,
Earthquake Communications Van, Disaster
Map, Radio
First Aid Life Vest, Rain Coat, First Aid, Blanket, Stretcher,
Team Safety Shoes Disaster Map, Radio
Volcanic SAR Team Hard Hat, Goggles, Mask, Engineering Equipment,
Eruption / Safety Gloves, Safety Rescue Rope, 2-Way Radio,
Lahar Flow Shoes, Flashlight, Light Searchlight, Megaphone, Aqua
Stick, Life Vest, Rain Coat, Truck, LARC, GPS, Generator,
Harness, Whistle Chain Block &Saw, jack,
Disaster Map
 List of Equipage

Type of Responding Individual Team/Unit

Disaster Team Equipment Equipment
Evacuation Hard Hat, Goggles, Safety M-35 Truck, Radio, Dump
Team Mask, Safety Gloves, Truck, Tent with Generator,
Safety Shoes, Flashlight, Disaster Map,
LightStick, Life Vest, Rain Communications Van, Cadaver
Coat bags
Volcanic First Aid Hard Hat, Goggles, Safety First Aid Kit, Stretcher,
Eruption / Team Mask, Safety Gloves, Disaster Map, Radio
Lahar Flow Safety Shoes, Flashlight,
LightStick, Life Vest, Rain
Coat
Security / Small Arms, Ammo, Flash Radio, Camera, Vehicle,
PAO Team Light, Life Vest, Rain Coat, Disaster Map
Safety Shoes
 List of Equipage

Type of Responding Individual Team/Unit

Disaster Team Equipment Equipment
SAR Team Hard Hat, Harness, Rescue Ship/Boat, Helicopter
Gloves, Safety Shoes, with Hook with swivel, Rescue
Flashlight, Life Vest, HH Rope, Flare, Megaphone,
Radio, LightStick, Available Shipboard
Sea Portable GPS Equipment, Diving Gears, Oil
Disaster Spill Boom, Skimmer, Camera,
Radio
First Aid Hard Hat, Harness, First Aid Kit, Stretcher,
Team Gloves, Safety Shoes, Cadaver Bags, Radio
Flash Light, Life Vest, HH
Radio, Light Stick,
Portable GPS
 List of Equipage

Type of Responding Individual Team/Unit

Disaster Team Equipment Equipment
SAR Team Life Vest, Rain Coat, Engineering Equipment, M-35
Harness, Safety Gloves, Truck, Tow Truck, Rescue
Safety Shoes, Whistle, Rope, 2-Way HH Radio, Search
Flashlight, Carabiner, Light, Mega Phone, Camera,
Light Stick Rescue Ship/Boat, Disaster
Tsunami Map
Evacuation Life Vest, Rain Coat, M-35 Truck, Available Vehicle,
Team Harness, Safety Gloves, Tent with Generator, Cadaver
Safety Shoes, Whistle, bags, Communications Van,
Flashlight, Carabiner, Disaster Map, Radio
Light Stick
First Aid Life Vest, Rain Coat, First Aid Kit, Blanket,
Team Harness, Safety Gloves, Stretcher, Disaster Map, Radio
Safety Shoes, Whistle,
Flashlight, Carabiner,
Light Stick
 List of Equipage

Type of Responding Individual Team/Unit

Disaster Team Equipment Equipment
Security / Life Vest, Rain Coat, M-35 Truck, Camera, Cadaver
PAO Team Safety Shoes Bag, Tent with Generator,
Tsunami Communications Van, Disaster
Map, Radio
Landslide SAR Team Hard Hat, Goggles, Safety Engineering Equipment, M-35
Mask, Gloves, Harness, Trucks, Tow Trucks, Rescue
Safety Shoes, head Lamp, Rope, Barrier Tape,
Shovel/Mallet, Poncho, Oxyacetylene, Welding
Whistle Machine, PortPumps, Crane,
Disaster Map, Radio
Evacuation Life Vest, Rain Coat, First Aid Kit, Blanket,
Team Safety Shoes Stretcher, Disaster Map, Radio
 List of Equipage

Type of Responding Individual Team/Unit

Disaster Team Equipment Equipment
Landslide First Aid Life Vest, Rain Coat, First Aid Kit, Blanket,
Team Safety Shoes Stretcher, Disaster Map
Security / Life Vest, Rain Coat, Small Camera, Vehicle, Radio,
PAO Team Arms, Ammo, Safety Disaster Map
Shoes
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