Emergency Response Force 1 is an all-hazards disaster response unit based out of Sector 2. The unit is a joint unit supported by Central Command, United Security Operations, and Comms and Data. It was created to consolidate all emergency and disaster response-tasked units assigned to Sector 2, into one single overarching unit and chain of command. The unit is setup similar to a Task Force and is divided into four Detachments, each focusing on a functional area of operations. The unit was designed to be modular, meaning it prescribes to a flexible operational structure and personnel receive a great deal of cross-training to allow them to fulfill multiple roles as needed.
Detachments of ERF 1
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Detachment A (Headquarters)Detachment A (Headquarters) is a detachment of Emergency Response Force 1 whose mission is to oversee critical operations support functions for the unit and the other detachments. Among the responsibilities of Detachment A includes incident command, coordination, communications, and personnel support.
Unit sub-elements of Detachment A
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Detachment B (Operations)Detachment B (Operations) is a detachment of Emergency Response Force 1 whose mission is to oversee direct operational functions for the unit. Among the responsibilities of Detachment B includes rescue operations, 4x4 off-road vehicle response, and deployable emergency responders.
Unit sub-elements of Detachment B
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Detachment C (Medical)Detachment C (Medical) is a detachment of Emergency Response Force 1 whose mission is to oversee medical operations and medical support for the unit. Among the responsibilities of Detachment C includes overseeing unit medical personnel, conducting medical response operations, and providing medical support for emergency and disaster response.
Unit sub-elements of Detachment C
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Detachment D (Security)Detachment D (Security) is a detachment of Emergency Response Force 1 whose mission is to conduct security operations and security support for the unit and the organization at large. Among the responsibilities of Detachment D includes overseeing security personnel, conducting security operations, and providing security support for emergency response operations, personnel, and facilities.
Unit sub-elements of Detachment D
USO-Squad 1
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Uniforms of Emergency Response Force 1
ERF 1 primarily wears uniforms in Navy Blue (Color Type 1, with red T-shirts), but also may wear Khaki (Color Type 2) for hot weather. To enhance unit cohesion and modularity, all personnel within the unit generally wear the same uniforms; regardless of their parent Command or individual unit assignment. Unless assigned to a specialized role that requires a specific uniform (like security).
Uniforms commonly worn by ERF 1 include:
Uniforms commonly worn by ERF 1 include:
Service Dress Uniform Class A
Service Dress Uniform Class B
Responder Garrison Uniform Class C
Responder Utility Uniform Class C
Administrative Uniform with Red Polo and Tan Pants Class C
Field Basic Service Uniform Class E (When participating in Community Service activities)
Physical Training Uniform Class E
Because ERF units are deployable, they require Type 2 or greater hygiene and appearance requirements when in full uniform.