Civil Support Team

A Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team (WMD-CST or CST) advises civilian responders in the event of a suspected weapon of mass destruction attack. CSTs are federally funded National Guard units established under Presidential Decision Directive 39. There are 57 full-time teams: one in every U.S. state, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico, Guam and the US Virgin Islands, and an additional team each in California, Florida and New York.^[1]^[2]

Units[]

1st CST MA
2nd CST NY
3rd CST PA

*4th CST GA

5th CST IL
6th CST
7th CST MO
8th CST CO
9th CST CA
10th CST WA
11th CST ME
12th CST NH
13th CST RI
14th CST CT
15th CST VT

21st CST NJ
22nd CST PR
23rd CST VI
24th CST NY
31st CST DE
32nd CST MD
33rd CST DC
34th CST VA
35th CST WV

41st CST KY
42nd CST NC
43rd CST SC
44th CST FL
45th CST TN
46th CST AL
47th CST MS
48th CST FL
51st CST MI
52nd CST OH
53rd CST IN
54th CST WI
55th CST MN

61st CST AR
62nd CST LA
63rd CST OK
64th CST NM
71st CST IA
72nd CST NE
73rd CST KS

81st CST ND
82nd CST SD
83rd CST MT
84th CST WY
85th CST UT
91st CST AZ
92nd CST NV
93rd CST HI
94th CST GU
95th CST CA
101st CST ID
102nd CST OR
103rd CST AK

References[]

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↑ "The National Guard's Role in Homeland Defense: CST". National Guard. http://www.ng.mil/features/HomelandDefense/cst/index.html. Retrieved 6 October 2011.
↑ "Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Teams". Conflict 21. http://c21.maxwell.af.mil/wmd-cst.htm. Retrieved 6 October 2011.

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[1] "The National Guard's Role in Homeland Defense: CST". National Guard. http://www.ng.mil/features/HomelandDefense/cst/index.html. Retrieved 6 October 2011.

[2] "Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Teams". Conflict 21. http://c21.maxwell.af.mil/wmd-cst.htm. Retrieved 6 October 2011.

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