After Action Report: Black Sea Initiative Table Top Exercise Albatross 2007 Batumi, Georgia, 12-15 February 2007

This After Action Report evaluates the execution planning and development of the Civil-Military Emergency Preparedness (CMEP) Black Sea Initiative (BSI) Table Top Exercise Albatross 2007 held in Batumi, Georgia 12-15 February 2007. The Institute for Defense Analyses provided support to the planning...

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Main Authors: Earle, Caroline R, Rusciolelli, Philip C
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ALBATROSS EXERCISE
ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
BLACK SEA
BLACK SEA INITIATIVE
BSI(BLACK SEA INITIATIVE)
CHEMICAL AGENTS
CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION
CHEMICAL EXPLOSIONS
CHEMICAL ORDNANCE
Chemical, Biological and Radiological Warfare
GEORGIA
MILITARY EXERCISES
MILITARY OPERATIONS
Military Operations, Strategy and Tactics
OIL SPILLS
RUMANIA
TURKEY
UKRAINE
Water Pollution and Control
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Summary:This After Action Report evaluates the execution planning and development of the Civil-Military Emergency Preparedness (CMEP) Black Sea Initiative (BSI) Table Top Exercise Albatross 2007 held in Batumi, Georgia 12-15 February 2007. The Institute for Defense Analyses provided support to the planning development facilitation and execution of the Albatross exercise which was the second in the BSI series. The exercise which featured a civilian focused chemical consequence management scenario (with three major events oil spill toxic industrial chemical explosion and chemical weapons release) was the culmination of a year's effort developing and preparing for the exercise with the assistance of the Georgian hosts and the participation of representatives from six Black Sea littoral nations (Romania Bulgaria Georgia Moldova Turkey Ukraine) who were the co-developers and main training audience for this exercise. This AAR is to inform the planning of future Table Top Exercises in the CMEP BSI series under the same task for the Chief Civil-Military Emergency Preparedness under the lead of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The original document contains color images. Task no. BB-9-1759.