text: Organic and Task-Organized Structure
  Table 2-3. CBRN mission planning and capabilities (continued)
  Organization Mission Planning Capabilities
  CBRNE company (technical) One per 2-4 CBRN • Ground and air technical escort of hazardous
  response missions. chemical, biological and radiological material.
  • Render safe procedures for chemical,
  biological, radiological, and explosive devices.
  • Consequence management and emergency
  response support to nongovernmental
  organizations (NGOs), Federal, State, and
  Local law enforcement organizations.
  • Support of weapons of mass destruction
  sensitive site exploitation.
   Isolation Phase: Locate and assess the
  site by conducting presumptive
  identification to confirm or deny the
  presence of CBRN agents and materials.
   Exploitation Phase: Preserve,
  characterize, exploit and disable/neutralize
  WMD targets.
  • Destruction Phase: Destroy, dismantle,
  remove, transfer, dispose, and consolidate
  WMD targets.
  CBRN company (area support) 1 per RSOI, SPODs, • Command and control, staff planning and
  and APODs supervision of personnel.
  • Staff planning, sustainment coordination and
  assessment of task-organized unit capabilities,
  utilization, and impacts on plans and
  operations with CBRN staff within brigade,
  division, corps, or theater Army sector.
  • Maintenance for organic equipment, vehicle
  recovery operations, and POL distribution.
  • Supply, signal and unit administration support.
  • Detects and identifies CBRN hazards.
  • Ability to locate, identify, mark and report
  contaminated areas.
  • Assess sites to confirm/deny presence of
  CBRN material.
  • Collects CBRN samples as required in the
  overall sample management plan and
  coordinates for sample evacuation.
  • Performs technical decon of team members.
  • Assesses hazards in support of site
  exploitation or CBRN response.
  • Has the ability to mitigate small CBRN hazards.
  • Equipment and personnel decontamination,
  quantity of personnel and equipment
  decontamination is dependent on availability
  and type of equipment, temperature and
  geographic location.
  • Area decontamination and support MASCAL
  decontamination, and patient decontamination
  • Detection and identification of biological agents
  throughout the theater of operations.