A COMBINED EFFORTA COMBINED EFFORT
NORTHCOM’s area of responsibility includes the continental U.S., Alaska, Canada, Mexico, and surrounding waters out to approximately 500 nautical miles. It executes its mission of homeland defense and civil support operations with the help of several subordinate commands and through partnerships with the Bahamas, Canada, and Mexico. NORTHCOM and NORAD also work with liaisons from more than 60 federal and nonfederal agencies that provide direct lines of communication with their parent organizations.
NORTHCOM’S area of responsibility includes the continental U.S., Alaska, Canada, Mexico, and surrounding waters out to approximately 500 nautical miles. It executes its mission of homeland defense and civil support operations with the help of several subordinate
commands and through partnerships with the Bahamas, Canada, and Mexico. NORTHCOM and NORAD also work with liaisons from more than 60 federal and nonfederal agencies that provide direct lines of communication with their parent organizations.
INTERNATIONAL
Canada Command
Secretary of the Interior (Mexico)
Army Reserve Office of Naval Intelligence Army Veterinary Corps Marine Corps Department of Health & Human Svcs. FBI
Canadian Forces
Secretary of Health (Mexico)
Canadian Security Intelligence Service
Royal Bahamas Defense Force
Asymmetric Warfare Group
Marine Corps Reserve
FEDERAL CIVILIAN
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
Missile Defense Agency
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Department of Homeland Security
Transport Canada
MILITARY Coast Guard
Centers for Disease Control
Department of the Interior
Immigrations and Customs Enforcement
TSA Federal Air Marshal Service
U.S. Agency for International Development
Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
National CIA
Dept. of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation
NASA
Nat’l Air and Space Intelligence Center
U.S. Geological Survey
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Air Force Reserve
Defense Information Systems Agency
Defense Intelligence Agency Naval Sea Systems Command
Customs and Border Patrol
Department of Transportation
Navy
Department of State
Nat’l Communications System
NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
Public Safety Canada
Air National Guard
Defense Logistics Agency
Secretary of Nat’l Defense (Mexico)
Army
Defense Threat Reduction Agency
Navy Reserve
Department of Agriculture
DoD
Drug Enforcement Administration
National Reconnaissance Office
American Red Cross
National Security Agency
Business Executives for Nat’l Security
Secretary of the Navy (Mexico)
Army Corps of Engineers
Army National Guard
Joint Special Operations Command
National Guard Bureau
Department of Energy
Environmental Protection Agency
National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster
Relationships
Combatant Command/ Operational Control
President President
Coordinating Supporting
Federal Aviation Administration
Office of Secure Transportation
Pacific Disaster Center
NOAA
Secretary of Defenseetary of Def
Department of Homeland Security
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Northern Command
U.S. U S
National Guard
Natiional
Joint Task Force
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Joint Force Headquarters National Capital Region
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Air Force North (1st Air Force)
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Army North (5th Army)
Army North
U.S. Marine Corps Forces Northern Command
S Mariine Corp
Fleet Forces Command
U.S. U S
Joint Forces Land Component Commander (Army Reserve)
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Component Commander (11th Air Force)
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Joint T sk Forc Civil Support
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