ML20082B158

Summarizes Telcon W/R Murphy Re Mobilization Time for State of Ma Natl Guard Personnel Assigned to Respond to Wellesley, Ma Reception Ctr & State of Ma Civil Defense Agency Area II Headquarters in Event of Emergency at Facility

ML20082B158
Person / Time
Site:	Pilgrim
Issue date:	02/20/1991
From:	Lovering J MASSACHUSETTS, COMMONWEALTH OF
To:	Wagner W MASSACHUSETTS, COMMONWEALTH OF
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ML20080N004	List: ML20082B158
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FOIA-94-239 PT-084, PT-84, NUDOCS 9107150027
Download: ML20082B158 (2)

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February 20, 1991 .

Major. General Wayne F. Wagner .

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Dost General Wagner f

• This is to fo11cv up to my recent phone.

I spoke withconversation Colonel Murphy with l Colonel Ray Murphy of your staff. _!

regarding mobilizaties time for the Massachusetts National Gused . l I

Cent.arased the Massachusetts Civil Defense Agency (MC _;

II beadquartere in the event of an emergency at the Pilgria  ;  ;

Nucleaf Power Station (PNPS).

It in eur understandina that the officisi position of thf MNC when questioned regirding response time for these 2 sites.and 4-12 hour &.

case, is that response ttnea of 4-6 hours. bestThese times, I underbtand, j .

are based on!

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".ational average" for guar.d mobilisation.

i While we do not guestion the vahdity of the national i average, it is our understanding, se concurred with members of your staf f, that MNG etsifing for an ei.orsency at FMPS wav$4  !

be a function staffing et 4-8 of the time heure, and fromstaff that intstalwould notification begin to to full strive i

I during the first hour. Based on this understanding it to our assumption that staffing would begin in the first he.ur fo11 ewing'  ;

initial notification and increase over the fe11oving This aseupption .3-7ishourp '

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when full staffias would be realized.

validated based on our past experience with the excellent,  ;

response times of HNG personnel during other emergencies'. - s t

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Pugg 2 Notwithecanding the " national average" I fiel comfortable incorporating this arnunption, as sugported by members of your ~ -

etsif and our past experience, as a planning. basis" for NNG  !

• reopense to the site specific event of en emergency. at FNP8.

Thus, I request yc9r concurrenceFurther, with this " planning basis" representatives froo by. signing as indicated below. ,

a other state stencies assigned to the State Needquarters at

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Framingham usus11y start arriving within the first hour follow' ins the initial notification end tha average number of miles chef .

y would travel would be in the range similar to that of the MNG,. a personas 1. It would be expected that military personnel experienced in energency response will most or exceed this ,

performance. ,

Thank you for your continued cooperation and please conteet i se should you have any questions regarding this matter.  !

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- . John L. Lovering l Acting Director Concurred, 1

_ _ _ _ Major General Wayne F. Wagner Massachusetts National Guard 1

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