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Hawaii State Department of Defense

MG Joe LoganTAG

17 November 20151

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National Guard: Always Ready – Always There

Army: 342 KAir: 102K

In over 3000 Communities

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Mission• The Department of

Defense supports the people of Hawaii by providing for its defense, safety, welfare and recovery from All-Hazards throughout the state

Vision• By 2021, the Pacific

leader in building safe, secure, and resilient communities

Hawaii State Department of Defense

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Office of the Governor

Hawaii State Department of Defense

HING Youth

CHalleNGeAcademy

Office of

Homeland Security

Office of

Veterans’ Services

Hawaii-Emergency

Management Agency

Hawaii Air

National Guard

Hawaii Army

National Guard

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WA

ID

CA

ORSD

NDMT

NM

NV

GU

AKTX

IL

MI

HI

AZ

UTKY

WV

PA

NY

ME

LAVI

PR

FL

GAALMS

OKTN

NCSC

INOH

VA

MA

MD

NJ

NH

VTCT

AR

NE

KS

WY

CO

MN

IA

MO

WI

DE

DC

State Director of Emergency ManagementState Director of Homeland SecurityState Director of Homeland Security & Emergency Management

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TAG Roles

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2015

UNCLASSIFIED//FOUOHawaii Army National GuardUnit Locations

Hanapepe, KauaiTrp C, 1-299 CAVDet 1, Co B, 29 BSBFMS 5

Wahiawa, OahuHHB, 1/487 FA

Btry A, 1-487 FABtry B, 1-487 FA

Co G, FSC, 29 BSBDet 1, HHT, 1-299 CAVFMS 5

Bellow AFS, Waimanalo, OahuHQ 298 Regt, RTI

1 & 2 Bn

Wheeler AAF, Wahiawa, OahuDet 1, HHC, 1-171 AVN Co B, 1-171 AVN Det 1, Co D, 1-171 AVN Det 1, Co E, 1-171 AVN Det 1, Co C, 1-207 AVN Co B, 777 ASBDet 55, Op Spt Airlift CmdAASF1

Kaunakakai, MolokaiDet 2, 230 EN Co

Lyman Arpt, Hilo, HawaiiDet 2, Co B, 3-140 Det 1, HHC, 1-207 AVCo C, 1-207(-) AVDet 1, Co D, 1-207 AV Det 1, Co E, 1-207 AVAASF2

Kealakekua, HawaiiCo (-) B, 2/299 CAV

Waiawa, Pearl City, Oahu

HHD, 103 Trp Cmd111 Army Band117 Mob PADDet 1, 230 EN Co

1950 CCT297 Firefighting Tm

TASM-G (FY12)Trial Def Tm (FY 12)Ord Trng Bde, RTS-MUTES

Puunene , Maui230 EN Co (-)DET 1, Co A, 29 BSBN CO (-) FMS 3

Diamond Head, OahuRRB CSMS 1

Kalaeloa, OahuHHC, 29 IBCT HHC, 29 BSB

Co A(-) Dist Co B(-) MaintCo C Med

HHC, 227 BEBCo A EnCo B EnCo C SigCo D Mil IntellCo E FSC

Wyoming, Louisiana & Puerto RicoCo B (-), 777 Aviation Spt Bn (sub det)

Keaukaha Mil ResHilo, HawaiiHHT (-), 1-299 CAV Co D (-), FSC, 29 BSBCSMS2

Guam / Saipan1-294INCo F, FSC,

29 BSB

Saipan

Guam

Phoenix, ArizonaHQ & HHC, 1-158 IN

Co B, 1-158 INCo E, 29 BSB

Tucson Co A, 1-158 IN

Prescott Co C, 1-158 IN

YumaCo D, 1-158 IN

Trp A, 1-299 CAVTrp B, 1-299 CAVDet 1, HHT, 1-299

CAV93 CST (WMD)MEDCOM JFHQ *ETT FMS 1

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Keaukaha Mil Reservation Hilo, Hawaii291 CBCS (154 MSG)

Kalaeloa, Oahu297 ATCS (154 OG)

Kahului, Maui292 CBCS (154 MSG)

Wheeler AAF &Mt. Kaala AFS,Wahiawa, Oahu169 ADS (154 OG)

Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam, Oahu154 Wing

154 MXG154 MXS154 AMXS154 MOF

154 Ops Grp199 FS203 ARS204 AS154 OSS201 IS199 WF (F)

Kunia Regional Signals Intel Ops Ctr, Oahu201 IS (-) (154 OG)Pacific Missile Range Facility,

Barking Sands, Kauai293 CBCS (154 MSG)

Kokee AFS, Kauai169 ADS OL-AA(-) (154 OG)

Diamond Head,OahuHQ, HIANG

150 AOS202 AMOS

154 MSG154 CES154 LRS154 SFS154 FSS154 CPTF154 CF

154 MDG

109 Air Ops Grp

Hawaii Air National GuardUnit Locations

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HAWAII VETERANS’ CEMETERIES

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Office of Veterans’ ServicesHawaii Veterans’ Cemeteries

Kauai Veterans Cemetery, Hanapepe

West Hawaii Veterans Cemetery. Kailua-Kona

Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery, Kaneohe

Maui Veterans Cemetery, Makawao

East Hawaii Veterans Cemeteries, Hilo

Molokai Veterans Cemetery, Hoolehua

Lanai Veterans

Cemetery, Lanai City I

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Hawaii Threat Landscape

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Threats Overview

• Natural Hazards• Cyber Threats• Terrorism

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Natural Hazards

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Hawaii Hazard Profile

Low Risk High Risk0 2 4 6 8 10

Hazards

HurricaneTsunamiEarthquakeFlash FloodCyber AttackSubsidence/LandslidePandemic InfluenzaWild FirePower FailureAircraft IncidentVolcanoUrban FireHAZMAT (mobile)HAZMAT (fixed)Tornado/Water SpoutDam FailureRadiological IncidentTerrorist WMDDrought

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Natural Hazards in Hawaii2009 Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, Kona HI 2014 Puna Lava Flow, Big Island HI

2006 Earthquake, Maui, HI 2013 TS Iselle, Pahoa, HI

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Hawaii-Specific Vulnerabilities

• Exposure in the Pacific / Geographical isolation– Tyranny of Distance (Self Sufficiency for 7 days)– Aging and location of Infrastructure (Key bridges and

roadways)• Kolekole Pass, Karsten Thot Bridge, etc

– Poor drainage in dense populated areas (ManoaValley feeding into Kaimuki/Kapahulu ending at Ala Wai Canal)

– Honolulu Harbor (alternate port) (shipping containers)– Albizia Trees (Pahoa, Hilo, HI)

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Ala Wai Canal Project

• $173 million dollar project between U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and DLNR– Goal: Minimize damaging floods to Waikiki and

surrounding neighbors by developing new basins and 4ft. high Ala Wai Canal flood walls.

– 1% ACE floodplain could result in $318 million dollars in estimated damages and over 3,000 properties affected.

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Infrastructure VulnerabilitiesHonolulu Harbor: Containers Kahe Power Plant

Honouliuli Wastewater Treatment Plant Lualualei: Communication towers

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CYBER THREAT

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Cyber Threat to State and Local Interests

• State Actors (Russia, China, North Korea)– Limited reporting on direct system or data targeting– Espionage targeting is relevant to state and local interests– Disruption of utilities

• Cybercriminals – Pervasive and adaptive in seeking profit schemes– Ransomware; loss of PII

• Criminal Hackers – Nuisance attacks; potential embarrassment campaigns– Operations often target law enforcement websites and sensitive

data– Sony Pictures – State actor for political targeting

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HECO and Hawaii State Fusion Center

The two organizations signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to share information about cyber-criminal activity, terrorism, and natural or human-caused disasters as a way of further protecting the people of Hawaii and essential infrastructure and assets like the utility grid. The MOU was signed on July 2, 2015, by MG Logan, The Adjutant General, and Connie Lau, President and CEO of HEI. 22

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TERRORISM

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Terrorism Threat: Non-State Actors

• Includes domestic and foreign terrorist threat –driven by a number of different extremist ideologies

• Radicalization efforts by terrorist organizations specifically targeting US Persons have increased the risk of domestic terrorism– The use of social media to recruit and radicalize USPER

has the potential to access a very wide number of people, and to reach into all sectors of society

• Homegrown Violent Extremists (HVEs) may target a specific facility and/or person(s), or may take targets of opportunity; may be driven by a list of grievances– Ex: Oklahoma City Bombing, Boston Marathon Bombing

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Vision for the Future

• Homeland Security Office– Port Security Operations– Harden Bldgs 306/306A– Reconfigure Btry 407 (HING EOC)

• Joint Emergency Operations Center– State, City and County, other partners

• Hawaii State Fusion Center

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Potential ProjectsHomeland Security

• Generator installation• Renovation of Emergency Operations Centers• Fire station door replacements• Waste water treatment access control• Security projects• Planning• Cyber Security• Communication upgrades• Fuel Management System• Training

POC: Dolores Cook at dolorescook@dod.hawaii.gov

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QUESTIONS?