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06/14/91
JULLS LONG REPORT

the package. It should be noted that there were a considerable
number of misconceptions and myths surrounding biological
warfare response actions.

7. (U) LESSON LEARNED: CENTAF personnel were better prepared to
respond to chemical warfare than biological warfare attack
conditions. This shortfall is very serious in light of the
number of countries able to produce and weaponize toxic organisms.

a. (U) RECOMMENDED ACTION: The Disaster Preparedness Resource
Center, in conjunction with other agencies, should review the
CENTAF Biological Warfare Response Actions, and modify as
needed. A comprehensive source document should be published and
distributed to Disaster Preparedness personnel for inclusion in
CWDT Guidance on procedures to survive and recover from a
biological attack must be included in formal disaster
preparedness training.
9. (U) COMMENTS: None.

(U) DESERT SHIELD/DESERT STORM AFTER ACTION REPORT CONFERENCE
USCENTCOM RECOMMENDED ACTION:		ACTING AGENCY:
______REMEDIAL ACTION PROJECT (RAP		_________________
______SINGLE AGENCY ITEM (SAI			_________________
______PROCEDURAL ITEM (PI				_________________
______EXERCISE ITEM (EI				_________________
______NOTED ITEM (NI)					 N/A

---(U)SUBJECT: OPERATIONS

---(U) INTEROPERABILITY: JTTP

---(u) Lesson distributed by: USCENTCOM.



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