OPS 7 - RMAF CONTINGENCY PLAN
RMAF Contingency Plan Overview
Contingency Plan Introduction
Purpose: The RMAF Contingency Plan is crucial for recalling personnel within specified timeframes and serves as a guideline to protect bases from threats.
Classification: All contingency plans are classified as "SECRET" to ensure security.
Key Learning Objectives (LO)
LO 7: Identify and appreciate the RMAF Contingency Plan.
AC 7.1: State the Contingency Plan Instructions.
AC 7.2: List the available Contingency Plans in RMAF.
AC 7.3: Understand the importance of the RMAF Contingency Plan.
Types of Contingency Plans in RMAF
PLAN REDCON: Upgrade readiness posture of RMAF air bases and units.
PLAN BOLA: Recall manpower to their respective units (RTU).
PLAN LOMPAT: Deploy assets from Region 1 to Region 2.
PLAN PAGAR: Protect bases/units from physical safety threats.
PLAN CURIGA: Airspace policing.
PLAN PANTAS: Air operation mobility.
PLAN SAMBAR: Maritime air rescue operations.
PLAN RINTIS: Base establishment operational plan (FOB).
RANCANGAN KONTIGENSI - ATM RANKON: Recall plan for all arms of the ATM.
PLAN MURNI UDARA: National disaster recovery operations plan by RMAF.
PLAN NERACA WANGSA: Civil military threat recovery operational plan.
PLAN RADAK WANGSA: Fighting terrorism operational plan.
PLAN BENTENG: Protection of airspace for air bases.
PLAN BEDOK: Recall personnel and support plans.
PLAN BOLA WANGSA MOU: Operational readiness instruction.
Plan Tahan Levels
PLAN TAHAN categorizes response protocols based on severity:
TAHAN PUTIH: Normal work shifts with no additional security measures.
TAHAN HIJAU: Enhanced security controls with guards at entry/exit points.
TAHAN KUNING: Further security measures with personnel stationed at control posts.
TAHAN MERAH: All personnel must report to their squads, except for those on leave or sick. Increased security protocols apply immediately.
Authentication Table and Challenges
An Authentication Table is utilized for operational security. Challenges may arise to verify the integrity and responsiveness of personnel during drills.
Teams must respond correctly to challenges, and previously used authentication systems need to be discarded to maintain security integrity.
Summary of Key Points
All plans are deemed "SECRET".
A total of 15 types of Contingency Plans exist in RMAF.
4 DISTINCT TYPES of Plan Tahan are established for threat levels.
The use of Authentication Tables ensures secure communication and verification throughout operations.
Conclusion
Understanding the RMAF Contingency Plan is vital for effective management and operation during crises. It encompasses various plans and standardizes responses to potential threats, thereby ensuring the preparedness of the Royal Malaysian Air Force.