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Joint Power Projection from the Seabase Panel

Joint Power Projection from the Seabase Panel. The Army Role in Seabasing. 21 October 2004. COL Ron Isom Chief, Logistics Division Futures Center US Army Training and Doctrine Command. i somrg@monroe.army.mil Comm: 757-788-2020 DSN: 680-2020.

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Joint Power Projection from the Seabase Panel

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  1. Joint Power Projection from the Seabase Panel The Army Role in Seabasing 21 October 2004 COL Ron IsomChief, Logistics Division Futures CenterUS Army Training and Doctrine Command isomrg@monroe.army.mil Comm: 757-788-2020 DSN: 680-2020 TRADOC:Where Tomorrow’s Victories Begin

  2. Agenda: • Power Projection: Joint Interdependence • Army Perspectives on Seabasing Concept • Army Role/Seabasing Attributes • Seabasing Challenges • Summary

  3. Commercial Comms Satellite ISR Satellite Military Comms Satellite JTF HQ X UEX X UEX UA Strike Joint ISRUAV DCP1 SBCT B-2 X X X X Joint Fires F/A-18 UA UA UA UA Theater Airlift SSGN F-16 F-15 MCG SOF X USMC Joint Interdependency: Joint Force Projection HSOC JointISR JointISR Operational Maneuver from Strategic Distances • JOpsC Tenets • Expeditionary — fundamental joint force attribute • Rapid, global deployment and employment-- fundamental capability • Simultaneous, distributed campaigns XXX Coalition Simultaneous, multi- Modal deployments XXX Projection to Operational Depth Multiple Dilemmas HSV, TSV (Sealift) Seabase Reduced RSOI Immediate Employment Defend & Secure APODs & SPODs Joint ISRUAV SPOD Seabase Over the shore APOD High Deployment Momentum No Gaps or Pauses Versatile, Unpredictable Joint Force Projection

  4. Army Perspectives on Seabasing Joint Seabasing: • Offers improved strategic responsiveness and operational agility into anti-access environments. • Potential exists for expanding and improving Army force projection and sustainment. • Critical to view entire future joint force projection challenge: -- Throughout the course of an entire campaign. -- Deliberate comparison with other force projection concepts/capabilities (SDHSS, HLVTOL/SSTOL) • Army will continue collaboration to develop and mature concepts for force projection and associated capabilities.

  5. Army Role in Seabasing/ JFC Viewpoint • Expands employment options for the JFC/provides ability to project Forces into non-traditional and austere Theaters. • Closes the gap between initial entry and follow-on Forces/enables Joint Force to more rapidly conduct decisive operations. • Provides scaleable power projection option to the JFC: retain select functions at sea — sustainment, fire support, medical, maintenance — reduces ashore footprint. • Enables the JFC to project and sustain wider variety of forces for immediate response. • Creates access for employment, provides support and protection to forces during entry operations. • Enables vertical/horizontal maneuver of mounted Forces by heavy lift VTOL aircraft/shallow draft high speed sealift. 5

  6. Army Operational Attributes for the Joint Seabase RSO LOGISTICS ISB MEDICAL C4ISR TAMD OPERATIONAL MANEUVER JOINT FIRES FORCE PROTECTION Critical to include consideration of SDHSS and HLVTOL/SSTOL in concept RSO – Reception, Staging and Onward Movement ISB – Intermediate Staging Base TAMD – Theater Air and Missile Defense C4ISR – Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance

  7. Challenges • Time and space - deployment and sustainment of large Army forces. • Campaign focus – continuity of operations once forces are ashore and beyond. • Vulnerability of sea platforms to attack and natural effects. • Interoperability – compatability of equipment, information systems, processes and procedures. • Lack of connectors – air and sea delivery platforms (number and capacity).

  8. Summary Seabasing … • … has the potential to improve joint Force projection and sustainment. • … provides the JFC expanded options for employment of Forces. • … must be developed in the context of a joint campaign.

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