U.S. Army Veterinary Service s Avian Influenza Playbook
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1 U.S. Army Veterinary Service s Avian Influenza Playbook Officer Basic Leadership Course COL Timothy Stevenson, DVM, PhD Deputy Director, DOD October Veterinary 2007 Service Activity
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3 They have Vets in the Army?!
4 DOD Veterinary Service Activity
5 Our Mission Requires Specialties FORCE PROTECTION F O O D P R O TE C TI O N A N I M A L M E D I C I N E R & D
6 AVMA Specialty Boards 223 VC Diplomates Board # Certified Veterinary Preventive Medicine 113* Veterinary Pathology 44 Laboratory Animal Medicine 39 Veterinary Internal Medicine 11 Veterinary Practitioner 2 American Board of Toxicology 4 Veterinary Surgery 4 Vet Emergency Med & Critical Care 3 Veterinary Microbiology 2 Veterinary Radiology 1 *24 also boarded in another specialty Foreign Animal Disease Diagnosticians 150 (Source = Human Resources Command, Oct 07)
7 Our Customers and Our Focus Animal Health and Human Health for Military Personnel and their Family Members 4.1 Million Military and Family Members
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9 Critical Infrastructure Interdependencies National Strategy for Protection of Critical Infrastructure and Key Assets
10 Homeland Security Presidential Directive
11 Farmland Security
12 Preparedness Disasters do not for create disasters new that conditions; occur every they simply day is exacerbate the best preparedness existing ones. for extraordinary disasters. Dr. Sebastian Heath
13 DOD Veterinary Service Activity Food Safety and Defense
14 Global Engagement Operation Arctic Care Alaska USDA Avian Influenza TF Operation Noble Eagle Various Locations Operation Joint Forge TFME/PROFIS Spt Bosnia/Croatia/Hungary Europe Backfill OJE/OIF/OEF Operation Joint Guardian Kosovo/Macedonia Partners for Peace DoS Mongolia FMD Support JTF-510 JTF-Olympics Salt Lake City, UT Democratic National Convention USNS Pacific Ocean Augmentation Niagara USNS Pacific Ocean Augmentation San Jose JTF-Katrina New Horizons El Salvador Ship Rider Program Navy Support Afloat Presidential Inauguration USASOSCOM Augmentation Ft. Bragg, NC 18th Abn Corps CONOPS CPX/Ft. Bragg, NC G8 Summit MFO-Sinai Bright Star VETRETES 24 in FY05 VET TM GTMO MEDFLAG Africa Operation Enduring Freedom/Iraqi Freedom/Horn of Africa Op Enduring Freedom Various Locations Op DESERT SPRING PROFIS & Aug Kuwait ARCENT Area Support KU, SA, UAE, EG, BA, QA DTRA-Russia Veterinary Support Augmentation Diego Garcia ULCHI- Focused Lens Veterinary Support Augmentation Philippines; Manila; Cebu JAPAN DVC COBRA GOLD US Military Group East Timor CARAT Missions Veterinary Support TSUNAMI JTF JTF-Bravo Honduras 84 Countries 278 Duty sites 2,161 Approved sources 3504 Audits/year $8.4B Food procured Antarctic Mission Support
15 Animal Medicine
16 Animal Medicine Manage & Supervise Veterinary Treatment Facilities Complete Med/Surg Care to Gov t-owned Animals (Garrison & Deployment) Consult with Health Care Providers on Zoonotic Diseases Augment USDA in Support of Foreign Animal Disease Outbreaks and Surveillance Conduct Humanitarian Assistance Missions Stability, Security, Transformation, Reconstruction Operations
17 Research and Development Prevention Treatment Diagnosis Epidemiology Laboratory Support Training
18 A Global Laboratory Network AFIP WRAIR/NMRC Navy Hub Air Force Hub Germany Egypt Kenya Korea Thailand Peru Indonesia DoD s Unique Assets Overseas Presence with OCONUS Labs
19 Diagnostics SEB Toxin Ricin Toxin Botulinum neurotoxins Yersinia pestis Bacillus anthracis VEE virus Ebola and Marburg viruses Orthopoxvirus Smallpox Francisella tularensis Brucella Coxiella burnetii
20 Therapeutics Antibiotics: Anthrax Plague Q Fever Tularemia Glanders Brucellosis Antivirals: Smallpox Ebola Other treatments: Toxin inhibitors Immune globulins
21 Medical Products for Biological Defense IND Pending Transition Tularemia Vaccine Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis (VEE): TC-84, C-84 Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) Western Equine Encephalitis (WEE) Q-Fever (Coxiella burnetii) Botulinum Toxoids A,B,C,D,E Smallpox Vaccine (cell culture derived vaccinia virus) Botulinum Antitoxin (human; despeciated horse) Vaccinia Immune Globulin Botulinum Neurotoxin A; B Vaccines Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis Virus (V3526) Vaccine Plague Vaccine (F1-V) Common Diagnostics System (10-20 agents) Next Generation Anthrax Vaccine Staphylococcal Enterotoxin B; A Vaccines Hantavirus Vaccines Botulinum Neurotoxin C, D, E, F, G Vaccines
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23 Pandemic Influenza Prevention & Response Plan Identified over 90 elements with DOD involvement Avian Influenza working group 2006 Developed Avian Influenza Playbook
24 USDA and US Army Veterinary Service Memorandum of Agreement prescribed support in the event that the presence of animal/plant diseases and/or pests constitutes an actual or potential emergency situation negative economic impact threatens the viability of animal agriculture determined by the Deputy Administrator of Veterinary Services, APHIS
25 DOD Food Analysis and Diagnostic Laboratory Surge capacity for AI diagnostics
26 Interagency Cooperation USDA-FDA-CDC VMAT-NDMS-SMART-V CDHAM-USUHS
27 Farmland Security End States Healthy Animals Safe Food Supply Confident Consumers Profitable Agricultural Sector Access to Global Markets
28 This Nation can afford to be strong it cannot afford to be weak We shall do what is needed to make and keep us strong President John F. Kennedy
29 Agroterrorism=Economic Warfare 13% of Gross National Product 24,000,000 US jobs US Trade $1,000,000,000,000 economic activity 59,000,000,000 net farm income 12,000,000,000 positive balance of trade
30 Economic Impact BSE- Mad Cow December 2003 Loss of ruminant export to over 90 countries Over $6 Billion dollars lost All due to one cow
31 Economic Impact Chilean Grape Cyanide Scare-1989 Recall of all Chilean fruit from Canada and US Cost over $300,000,000 and 100 shippers and growers went bankrupt
32 Agroterrorism Roles Surveillance- Civilian and Government Veterinarians USDA-APHIS, State Veterinary Staff Detection- Government, Military and Civilian Staff Foreign Animal Disease Diagnosticians USDA Emergency Response Plan Laboratories- Plum Island, NY; Ames, IA; States: DOD FADL, San Antonio,TX Operational Response- Exercises & Real Events 10,000 veterinarians/90,000 personnel UK- FMD; Exotic Newcastle Disease
33 Battles are won by Soldiers. But wars are won by the great strength of the Nation- The Soldier and the Civilian working together General of the Army Omar N. Bradley
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35 DOD Veterinary Service Activity Key DOD Veterinary Service Activity Disaster Management Contacts Deputy Director COL Tim Stevenson (703) Operations LTC Tom Honadel (210) NORTHCOM MAJ Brian Kim (719)
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