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RIMPAC 2014: In-Progress Review

RIMPAC 2014: In-Progress Review. LCDR Evan Smith 27 May 2014. UNCLASSIFIED. RIMPAC 2014 Update. UPCOMING Detailed Briefs Schedule SOF Brief – 1030-1100 30 May SLG VTC Prep – 0830-0900 11 June SLG VTC – 1430 12 June Last IPR to C3F – 10 June 14. CURRENT Exercise Messages

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RIMPAC 2014: In-Progress Review

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  1. RIMPAC 2014:In-Progress Review LCDR Evan Smith 27 May 2014 UNCLASSIFIED

  2. RIMPAC 2014 Update UPCOMING • Detailed Briefs Schedule • SOFBrief – 1030-1100 30 May • SLG VTC Prep – 0830-0900 11 June • SLG VTC – 1430 12 June • Last IPR to C3F – 10 June 14 CURRENT • Exercise Messages • All external documents received • Transitioning to CMFP CAS Site • Exercise Instructions • FDO Process underway • Execution Preparation • Harbor SOE – CH3 • Briefing Templates - Finalized • Security/Badging/Base Access – Coordination Continues • NEX/CommmissaryAccess – Coordination Continues CHALLENGES • LCSHawaii & SOCAL participation • Robust SOE that meets both training objectives and media requirements • MLP-1 - Late addition • Objectives vs what is achievable noting very limited LCAC play in SOCAL • Final Items before Execution • Messages, CMFP Training, Accounts, Reception Plans • Communication/COP – C2PC in PWC, IM/KM • “RIMPAC” Visitors - Already arriving in Hawaii

  3. RIMPAC 2014 Deployment Time Line • 16 June (NALO) – Early Det • Working Group Leads • PASC Personnel • N6 Personnel • N4 Personnel • 25 June (NALO) – Harbor Phase Personnel • Provide and attend briefs • Commence phone watches • Most participants will be in the AO • 5 July (NALO) – Phase 2 Personnel for Execution • Remaining watchkeepers and those not essential for the Harbor Phase. • 16 July – Phase 3 staff • 02 Aug – Return NALO

  4. Surface & SOE WG Lead • SOE is ~95% complete (2100 events) • Includes the Live Fire Events • Group Sail CONOPS – Complete • PHOTEX CONOPS – Complete • WASEX/TASW CONOPS – Complete • Command element for Mercy – Complete • CTF 173 RAS plan rework – Complete • Berthing Plan – 95% • Harbor Phase SOE – 80% Milestones Latest SOE available on APAN LCS-2 participation 6-26 July All items are currently on track • Issues Concerns • LCS capabilities and limitations • Montford Point Capabilities and limitations • Specifically WRT its test plan • No assistance required at this time. Presenter: CDR Reed

  5. Air Working Group • Current Items • Standard Event Instructions • Re- write SPINS • Helo log / DV plan • CONOPs for PRC X-Deck* • Shield Aviation IFC / COA in work* • Helodet for LCS* Milestones All items tracking • Spins still the long pole • Issues Concerns • Tanker update • 465th, 203/96th , 117th, 909th • Omega back in

  6. ASW/Sub WG Lead Milestones OPFOR LOI and Submarine Safety - Working Current Items Working verification of communications paths with C3F N6 and CSP N6 for SHEEAN, LEESUNSHIN, and VICTORIA SOE promulgated via APAN Draft WSM/PMI plan promulgated. • Review in progress • Working OPFOR submarine employment during free play phase Issues/Concerns None Presenter: LCDR Marcelo

  7. Amphibious/Land Working Group NEO, Amphib Raids/Asslts FSCEX Force Integration Trng Future Planning / Milestones 02 May Release of CLFCC Exercise Directive 09 May FVRs due for all nation participants 04 May Finalize CTF 176 OPGEN 22 May PHIBRON 3 Group Sail Brief 25 Jun Forces arrive 27 – 01 Aug Exercise Execution Current Status CFLCC, PHIBRON and SPMAGTF have determined that the current Amphibious plan is still supportable with the withdraw of CHOULES Australian Defense Force personnel and their families have been approved as role players for the NEO MEX participation within 176.9 confirmed Released CTF 176 OPGEN and OPTASK AMPHIB Issues / Concerns UHAC use in RUS well deck SPMAGTF and PHIBRON coordinating required number of CENTRIX terminals onboard PEL and RUS • PHIBRON allocated 3 terminals, SPMAGTF/CLFCC requesting 10 • JCSE request for addtl assets released 20 May. C3F has endorsed the request; final approval from CPF Continuing coordination of Amphibious lift both to and from San Diego • All A/C to return on RGN; waiver for MV-22 OPS onboard RGN released CNAP 20 May 14 • Continuing to track PEL maintenance and Basic Phase Training completion Presenter: LCDR Taft

  8. Ultra Heavy-Lift Amphibious Craft (UHAC) NEO, Amphib Raids/Asslts FSCEX Force Integration Trng Ultra Heavy-lift Amphibious Connector (UHAC) Future Planning Week of 26 May: CNSP expects to have the final endorsement to operate the UHAC on RUS; they requested Naval Beach Group to review the ORM prior to them endorsing 29 May: PHIBRON and MCWL will hold a meeting onboard PEL to discuss UHAC SOM, mission execution and answer any final questions on ORM. • Execution • CNSP endorsement. Execute COA 1; operation of UHAC in a ship-to-shore movement (including cargo loading and unloading) • No CNSP endorsement. Execute COA 2; land to sea demo only Background UHAC is an Office of Naval Research (ONR) funded experimental surface connector The current vehicle that is planned to be operated during RIMPAC is a ½ scale concept demonstrator Intent of the demonstration is to embark on an LSD, retrieve equipment, and move back to shore Two (2) COAs were developed for UHAC employment as part of RIMAC 14: • COA 1: RUS well deck • COA 2: No shipboard OPS, land-to-sea demo only Issues / Concerns At FPC PHIBRON expressed concern with the ORM assessment that was provided by MCWL/Panama City SMEs • ORM was generic / underdeveloped • PHIBRON requested TYCOM endorsement to embark this craft in their well deck (24 Apr) PHIBRON SME forwarded an initial list of concerns for MCWL/Panama City to consider in conducting their more detailed analysis. (19 May) MCWL forwarded CNSP an updated ORM package developed by Naval Surface Warfare Center, Panama City Division for their endorsement to embark the UHAC on RUS Mud Presenter: LCDR Taft

  9. MIW Admin & Logistics San Diego Logistics Coord weekly WGs Priority Issues HM14 Funding Significant Developments Achieved USN to RAN MIW Tactical Decision Aid connectivity Presenter: LCDR Dawe

  10. CFSOCC Update • Current Items • Facilitating FVRs for SOF units • Conducting final coordination for sites, schedules and logistics • Norwegian SOF will not attend • Issues Concerns • ROK SEALs are coming early with the ship, 22 May. • Currently USSOF support starts 27 Jun • Main SOF facility is in question • Milestones • 16 Jun, 1st NALO, C3F SOF LNO arrives • 22 Jun, NSWU1 ADVON arrives • 25 Jun, Main body arrives • 28 Jun, SOF training starts Presenter: LCDR Milgazo

  11. Status of Planning • RIMPAC NCEA allocation received • Live Fire SOE 100% complete Presenter: Mr Goodale

  12. BQM Target Profiles Don’t meet training requirements for Singapore or JMSDF USFFC Cancelled BQM Ops New Guidance TBD Target Allocation We will need BQM-74’s, Allocation = 4 Will use BQM-34 when able (6) Issues and Way Ahead Presenter: Mr Goodale

  13. CIS Major Tasks: Shore installs & optests are ongoing US ship installs/grooms underway • JADOCS, TBMCS, AUS networks, Sub systems Finalize Helpdesk structure/manning – JMD • NCTAMS PAC has committed 7 Sailors to support Finalize IM, CAS, & APAN plans CENTRIXS Support Update: Chile, Norway, ROKN (ships), Japan tasks are complete. Op-testing continues. Conducted CENTRIXS grooms on 11 US ships. 13 to be visited in Hawaii (2 are revisits). All approved US shore sites are on track 2 US Shore sites who requested CMFP can not be supported- no significant impact • NUWC – Experimentation/TW • 25 ASOS C3F Way Ahead No critical issues/additional support required at this time. Key Tasks and dates: C4I Requirements message 1 Oct COMSEC Intent to Use 1 Nov NPC Msg 1 Nov CFAK Req/Pri list to PACFLT 13 Dec COMSEC call out message 12 Mar DTG: 121511Z MAR14 Ship rider request 22 May OPTASK COMMs(DRAFT released) 6 May Spec Management/JSIR 19 May Presenter: LCDR Walker

  14. Scenario WG • Current Items • Updated MSEL & Scenario products with changes identified at FPC & MSEL Development Conf. #2 • Created MIO Packs ISO CTF-178 Milestones • 09 May: Scenario brief to RADM Jolliffe • May: Post finalized Scenario products to APAN/CMFP • June: Migrate all scenario products from NIPR to CENTRIXSCMFP • Issues/ Concerns • None UNCLASSIFIED Presenter: LT O’Brien

  15. N4/LRC Logistics Support NAVFAC Transportation (finalized) Consumable Support (finalized) Rental of Shredders/Copiers (finalized) Rental of Cell Phones (finalized) Rentals of Cars (finalized) Finalizing: - Cleaning Services - Wi-Fi - bldg. 475 - Furniture rental - bldg. 2155 and 3225 • Issues / Concerns • NSTR Opportune/Operational lift Finalized JOPES data entry PEL/RUS Operational Lift On load 9 – 12 June C3F Staff On load for RRN Tri-Wall load at C3F 4-6 June Load on RRN 9 June Presenter: LCDR Reyes

  16. Public Affairs Milestones 1 MAR 14: Draft PAG to CPF 7 APR 14: FPC- PAG Finalized 5 MAY 14: Exercise Announcement 5 MAY 14: Release Final PA Plan 5 MAY 14: Establish RIMPAC Websites 25 JUN 14: Establish CIB Current Items DV/VIP update Media interest in: • LCS • Japan-U.S. amphib training • PLA (N) ship participation Issues Concerns LCS reception Presenter: CDR Brown

  17. DV/VIP Schedule Current as of 22 May SLG Media Training Brunei USCG PACAREA MARPAC Australia Deputy Chief Joint Ops Brunei Deputy Chief of Navy Opening Reception Japan China Ship Open Tours Press Conference Mexico India Norway CJCS MARPAC (RCN) Brunei Deputy Chief of Navy Republic of Korea 1-star TBD France JCAFFP/FMF Pacific AUS DCJOps Canada Consul General, MARPAC Commander Norway MoD and ChoD Australia Norway Canada France Chile CNRH R. of Korea

  18. DV/VIP Schedule Current as of 22 May RON DLO JMSDF DCOps LCS COMAUSFLT (SD) Cmdr, 1stCAN DIV JMSDF CMS Singapore Fleet Commander RoK 1-star New Zealand MoD, Maritime Comp. CDR India Ambassador to US, DCM Norway Chief of Navy Brunei ChoN Singapore N. Zealand Canada ChoN RON RON RON RON DLO JMSDF Chief of Staff Commander, Australian Fleet COMAUSFLT Chile MoD, ChoD, ChoN JMSDF Chief of Maritime Staff Japan Chief JGSDF Australia Dep Chief of Army India Ambassador to US, DCM Brunei Chief of Navy Australia MPs Canada Chief of Navy STAFFDEL

  19. DV/VIP Schedule Current as of 22 May RON RON RON DLO PHOTOEX Commander, RCAF Australia MPs STAFFDEL Canada Chief of Defense Staff Australia CJOPS Canada CJOPS Colombia CinC Navy, CNO Chile Fleet Cmdr NZDF Commander Joint Forces

  20. HADR Update Support Needed from C3F: NSTR Updates: -ADM Katsutoshi Kawano, CMS JMSDF (4 star, USN CNOequivalent) intend to observe the HADR event. -PACFLT will observe the HADR event. Items in Progress: -LSV/LCM ramps -US Army non-DOD helopax waivers -Indonesian Medical Team integration Presenter: LCDR Yandoc

  21. Medical Working Group Update USNS MERCY PEACE ARK Future Release message requiring nations to have representation at Medical Orientation MILMED Symposium Agenda *All items on track Current Real world • PEACE ARK Assessment • Group Sail from Guam MEDEX planning – 15 events • MERCY MASCAS exercise (~25 role players, 6 ships) MILMED Symposium • Sent invitations requesting multinational presenters • Confirmed venue: USS PEL • VIP: USN SG, PACOM Surgeon Subject Matter Expert Exchange (SMEE) events • 16 events in Harbor Phase • Almost daily onboard MERCY while underway • Issues/Concerns • Tripler requiring separate FVR for SMEE event • Coordination with PEACE ARK for 7 MEDEXs • * Nothing requiring Flag action Presenter: LCDR Milliner

  22. Legal Working Group Status Report • On Track; no assistance required • ROE – complete • Developing national limits matrix by mid-June • Focus on training program at Harbor Phase • Environmental Compliance – instructions complete • Focus on training program at Harbor Phase • Liberty Planning – in Progress • Unmanned Surveillance Ops – Legal Support • NASA Interagency Support Agreement – ready for signature • Shield Aviation Contract pending • Legal Symposium • 1 July – Prof. Dennis Mandsager (drafter of San Remo manual); confirmed keynote speaker • RIMPACTM logo requests • Coordinated with Navy Trademark office (ONR)/NEXCOM concerning licensing and product requests (e.g. Zippo lighters, shirts, etc…) Presenter: CDR Cooper

  23. Information Operations Milestones: 5 MAY 14: Updated Computer Network Defense assessment schedule transmitted via record message Execution: 22 MAY 14: Network assessments begin for ships inport San Diego 17 JUNE 14: Network assessments begin for ships inport Hawaii Current Items Defensive Cyber Ops • Multinational computer network defense assessment teams led by C3F IO Cell • Assess units’ Combined Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System – Maritime (CENTRIXS-M) Cooperative Maritime Forces Pacific (CMFP) Enclave to ensure proper configuration and security posture Issues Concerns • Operations Security • CTF170 OPSEC Guidance Released • Protecting Critical Information Presenter: LCDR Bensing

  24. Experimentation Ultra Heavy-lift Amphibious Connector (UHAC) Upcoming Milestones: Reservist Data Collection Training: 16 JUN & 6 JUL Transit Phase Experimentation begins: 17 JUN Planning to Date / Status: 37 Trident Warrior/FLEX initiatives – All on track • Installations began mid-May Issues: • During RIMPAC MCWL will be executing 18 additional USMC related initiatives • 17 on track for execution • UHAC initiative may be reduced in complexity from COA 1 to COA 2 • COA 1: RUSHMORE WELL-DECK • COA 2: No shipboard OPS, land-to-sea demo only Mud Presenter: LT Roberts

  25. COP/TADIL • Current Items • C2PC/COP push to PWC • Testing this week • TSDF (TADIL J) approval • IFF Usage/authorization Milestones POAM items are on track. COP testing • Issues Concerns C2PC at PWC TSDF approval IFF usage/authorization Presenter: LCDR Kaul

  26. Reception and Integration Way Ahead CPF contracting KM for RIMPAC • PD classified by HRO SW and returned Last CJMD Fills are needed ASAP N6 Network Test of Check-in/FVR Database Current CJMD Status • CCTF/CECG: 91% • CFMCC: 91% • CFACC: 82% • CFLCC: 84% On Base Lodging is Complete Customs issues answered Issues NSTR Presenter: LT Leonard

  27. SOE finalized CJMD finalized Oplift coordinated (one way) Logistics Plan finalized NEF CONOPS finalized NEF Presenter: CDR Anderson

  28. Continue planning / coordination CTF – CTG – CTU Oplift return transit Continue coordination with PHIBRON CCO Draft / release PRE-EX / UNDET request messages Redlines NEF - Challenges and Way Ahead Presenter: CDR Anderson

  29. METOC Working Group • Current Items • ASW Product releasability coordination with NIPO and CNMOC • Finalizing METOC briefing slides with CFMCC • Finalizing standard METOC thresholds across components • Building web presence Milestones METOC Task Organization Final OPTASK METOC Released CJMD Billets Final with Navy Reserve • Issues of Flag Concern • NONE. Presenter: CDR Hinz

  30. Fires Working Group Milestones • Execution Current Items Finalize Reserve Manning Positions • Deliberate vs Dynamic Fires Training Scheduling • Confirming training times and dates for Inport Period Component Fires WG/Board Scheduling • Scheduling to match “Wheel of Death” Issues Concerns • None Presenter: CDR Kloewer

  31. Intelligence WG Focus: Intel Cycle execution within RIMPAC scenario • Current Items • Updated Annex B, PIRs, Intel Battle Rhythm, and Targeting Appendices • Developed Intel Briefing slide and BDA report templates for the FCCs Due Outs / Milestones Publish Annex B and Appendices – Jun 14 Disseminate Intel Briefing slide and BDA report templates – Jun 14 • Issues Concerns • None UNCLASSIFIED Presenter: CDR Campbell

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