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2017 AUSA Medical Symposium25 July 2017RADM Brian PechaCommand Surgeon

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Command Mission

•USPACOM protects and defends, in concert with other US government agencies, the territory of the United States, its people, and its interests. With allies and partners, we will enhance stability in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region by promoting security cooperation, responding to contingencies, deterring aggression, and, when necessary fighting to win.

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Marine Corps Forces Pacific

Center for Excellence in Disaster Management and

Humanitarian Assistance

Joint Interagency Task Force West

Pacific FleetPacific

Air ForcesU.S. Army

Pacific

U.S. Forces JapanU.S. Forces KoreaSpecial Ops Cmd Pacific

Combatant Command Structure

U.S. Pacific Command

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As of APR 2017

PACOM Command Surgeon(RADM Pecha)

MED OPS/PLANSMED LOGISTICS & RESOURCES

ALIGNS: J2/J3/J4/J5- Current / Future Ops- Plans, Exercises / Readiness- Patient Movement / TPMRC- Orders - JOC Ops

ALIGNS: J1/J4/J8- Health Service Logistics - Resource Management- Manpower- Budget / Finance- Med Logistics Management - Joint Blood Program- Critical Infrastructure Program- N.E. Asia Med LNO

FORCE HEALTH PROTECTION

ALIGNS: J2/J9- Force Health Protection- Deployment Guidance- Infectious Disease- Clinical TSC Planning- Defense HIV Prevention - S.E. Asia Med LNO

Deputy Command Surgeon(COL Teyhen)

Flag Officer Aide

GLOBAL HEALTH ENGAGEMENT

ALIGNS: J4/J5/J8/J9/FPA- Asia Pacific Mil Health

Exchange- Medical supplement to

Theater Campaign Plan- Assessments- Health TSC Planning- South Asia / Oceania Med

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J07 Directorate Organization

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Defend the Homeland

Be Ready to Fight Tonight

Focus and Commitment to Indo-Asia-Pacific Region

Have Unity of Purpose

Operationalize Theater C2

Optimize Our Organization

Support to the Warfighter

Global Health Engagement

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USPACOM Characteristics

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US NORTHCOMUS SOUTHCOMUS AFRICOMUS EUCOMUS CENTCOMUS PACOM

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Regional Threats to Health

• Emerging Infectious Diseases

• Antimicrobial Resistance• Counterfeit

Pharmaceuticals• Water Quality• Animal Trafficking• Non-Communicable

Diseases

• Natural Disasters• Climate Issues• High Population

Densities• Territorial Disputes

PACOM

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USPACOM Health Engagements

OCT 2013 to OCT 2016

REGION # OF EVENTS COUNTRIES

Northeast Asia 48 China, Japan, Mongolia, South Korea, Chinese Taipei

Southeast Asia 181

Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia,

Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam

South Asia 48 Bangladesh, India, Maldives, Nepal, Sri Lanka

Oceania 45Australia, Fiji, FSM, Kiribati, New

Zealand, PNG, RMI, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga

TYPES OF ENGAGEMENTS

Blood Program Senior Leader Visit

Disaster Response Exercise & Exchange Subject Matter Expert Exchange

Malaria Reduction First Responder Training

Field Training Exercise Veterinary

Pacific Angel / Pacific Partnership / Pacific Pathways Workshop / Seminar / Meeting

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USARPAC Country Footprint 2015-2017

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USARPAC Engagements by Year 2015-2017

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*note that July, August and September 2017 Engagements are projected

Total USARPAC MilMed Personnel on an Engagement

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Summary

•USPACOM and it’s components continue to have a robust and effective Global Health Engagement Program that supports the USPACOM Commander’s priorities.

•Health engagements have evolved over the last 5 years from largely direct patient care to enhanced focus on building partner nation capacity, capability and interoperability.

•Army is a big contributor to the USPACOM Global Health Mission.

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