Slides for National Graduate School's HSM 700 course, Principles and Applications in Homeland Security and Defense. Module 1.

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4. Course Description Learners also assemble and present a course project presentation applying all of the principles and applications addressed during the course, presenting their project to the class during the final module .

22. HSM 700v – Principles and Applications in Homeland Security & Defense Module 1: This material is protected by United States copyright laws. You must treat this publication like any other proprietary material. No part of this material may be copied, photocopied, reproduced, translated, or reduced to any electronic medium by individuals or organizations outside of the National Graduate School without prior written consent from the National Graduate School. For information, please call 800.838.2580 or visit www.ngs.edu . Course Review/HS&D Principles/Applications/DHS Federal, State, Local, Tribal Level Functions, DOD Functions (Title 10/32) in Support of HSD & Civil Authorities

24. HS&D Spectrum of Threats

36. Select Reported Measures for Goal 1: Protect Our Nation From Dangerous People

38. Select Reported Measures for Goal 2: Protect Our Nation From Dangerous Goods

40. Select Reported Measures for Goal 3: Protect Critical Infrastructure

43. DHS Performance MGT Framework

49. Roles and Responsibilities Special Circumstances. There are special circumstances where the Federal Government exercises a larger, more proactive role. This includes catastrophic incidents when local and State governments require significant support, and incidents where Federal interests are directly implicated, such as those involving primary Federal jurisdiction or authorities. For example, the Federal Government will lead response efforts to render safe weapons of mass destruction and coordinate related activities with State and local partners, as appropriate

54. Our National Challenge

67. DOD HS&D & Civil Support Paradigm

68. Paradigm Overlapping Transitions

69. HS&D Seam Environments

70. HD & CS Campaign Framework

72. Lead Federal Agency/DOD Relationships

74. Homeland Defense & Civil Support Operational Framework

77. Homeland Defense Missions and Operational Elements

79. Military Support to Civil Authorities

82. Military Assistance for Civil Disturbance Operations

93. Please Complete the Blackboard Requirements for This Module Before Moving to Module Two