Our ground observation team has decades of experience. With the ability to persistently observe a target for long periods of time, our ground reconnaissance Soldiers are able to record and report on critical events. What is the North Carolina Counterdrug Program? Created by congress in , the Counterdrug Program provides law enforcement narcotics support and is executed by the governors of each of the states and territories.
The North Carolina National Guard has been dedicated to providing law enforcement support to local agencies and community based organizations for decades bridging the gap between Department of Defense DoD and non-DoD institutions in the fight against illicit drugs. The North Carolina Counterdrug Program conducts a full spectrum campaign providing direct narcotics support to military, law enforcement, and community based counterdrug operations at all levels of government.
Although the Counterdrug Program is federally funded, the soldiers and airmen within the program are all National Guardsmen under the control of North Carolina. The talented soldiers and airmen who live among various communities throughout the state want the same thing you do… a safer community. Our personnel are experts in long-range observation, intelligence preparation, and aviation. We are passionate about using our unique military skills to help support our local communities with law enforcement drug interdiction and provide direct law enforcement narcotics support.
As the nexus between drugs and terrorism evolves we will continue to provide persistent and deliberate support to police and sheriff departments, the SBI, DEA, and any other law enforcement agency in order to stop those who prey on our communities with illicit drug activities.
Regardless of the size of the agency and mission, our goal is to support those who protect the peace and tranquility of our communities. They also develop and maintain operational criminal intelligence databases to develop reports for prosecutorial purposes. Reconnaissance: Counterdrug aerial and ground intelligence driven operations facilitate interdiction efforts and conduct pattern of life analysis.
These reconnaissance assets focus on known and alleged transshipment corridors, intermodal transportation hubs, and port of entry infrastructures where suspected transnational criminal organizations operate.
Counterdrug surface assets perform area observation by land or water to detect and report illegal drug activities. Additionally, Counterdrug aerial assets conduct state-of-the-art reconnaissance of airspace, maritime, or surface areas. Training: The Multijurisdictional Counterdrug Task Force training program provides comprehensive training to Combatant Commands, Department of Defense personnel, federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, on subjects targeting transnational organized crime, counter-narcotics and narco-terrorism.
Counterdrug military and civilian instructors plan and conduct courses at the Camp Blanding Joint Training Center campus and at St.
Petersburg College at no cost to the student. Training can also be delivered via mobile training teams anywhere in the country and through distance learning, and can be custom developed to meet any agency need. Civil Operations Program: Counterdrug Civil Operations Program provides coalition support and development to antidrug coalitions throughout all 67 Florida counties. Through embedded partnership with Counterdrug community-based o rganizations, the Civil Operations Program assists local leaders in developing and resourcing initiatives designed to reduce drug use in the community through education and interdiction.
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