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Army Network Initiatives 19 January 2013

Army Network Initiatives 19 January 2013. “Message From Leadership”. “Our military will be leaner, but the world must know the United States is going to maintain our military superiority with armed forces that are agile , flexible and ready for the full range of contingencies and threats .”

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Army Network Initiatives 19 January 2013

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  1. Army Network Initiatives19 January 2013

  2. “Message From Leadership” “Our military will be leaner, but the world must know the United States is going to maintain our military superiority with armed forces that are agile, flexible and ready for the full range of contingencies and threats.” - President Obama “I don’t deny that there are going to be tough decisions that have to be made and tough choices that have to be made, but we owe it to our citizens to provide both strong fiscal discipline and a strong national defense.” - Secretary Panetta IT EFFICIENCIES CONVERGENCE “We must have an affordable modernization strategy that is integrated and synchronized between our soldier programs, our networks, combat vehicles, tactical wheeled vehicles, aviation, and missile defense capabilities…” - Gen. Odierno HTTP://CIOG6.ARMY.MIL We must Today do business smarter

  3. Joint Information Environment – End State The Network is Core to a Smaller, More Capable, Better Trained Expeditionary Army • We Must Train as We Fight • Deploy Little to No Notice Anytime, Anywhere in Austere Environments • Installations as a Docking Station • Modernized From Strategic Core to the Tactical Edge • Single Secure Network • Incorporate Echelons Above Army Requirements • Centralized Management and Decentralized Execution A Single, Secure, Standards-Based, Versatile Infrastructure, Linked by Networked and Redundant Transport Systems, Sensors, Warfightingand Business Applications, Along with Data to Provide our Soldiers and Civilians the Information They Need, When They Need It, in Any Environmentto Manage the Army Enterprise and Enable Full-Spectrum Operationswith Our Joint, Coalition, and InteragencyPartners HTTP://CIOG6.ARMY.MIL

  4. Tactical Network Modernization Strategy • Mission Command • Capabilities • C2 On the Move • Display and share relevant tactical info • JIIM interoperability • Standard & shareable geospatial foundation • Enable Multi-form Collaboration • Create, communicate, and rehearse orders • Execute running estimates • Training Support

  5. Managing the Network with Capability Sets • Building Capability Sets : • Aligned to ARFORGEN • Backward/Forward Compatible • Vertically aligned – TOC to the Soldier • Provides a true ‘network’ – limited field ‘integration’ • Standards-based • “Incremental” Modernization Re-Defined • Industry is key to what we are doing CS15 COE 1.X AVAILABLE POOL x Corps HQ x Div HQ xx BCTs xxK Enablers RESET, TRAIN & READY POOL Fielding CS14 COE 1.0 AVAILABLE POOL RESET, TRAIN & READY POOL 1 Corps HQ 5 Div HQ 20 BCTs 90K Enablers Fielding CS13 AVAILABLE POOL RESET, TRAIN & READY POOL Fielding CS = Capability Set Our Most Important Task - Aligning the Network Against ARFORGEN

  6. Aligning Programs to Test and Deliver End-to-End Network Must Align Network System-of-Systems (Vertical) vs Individual POR Procurement (Horizontal) Program of Record/Product FUE “Networked” Radio Delivery Air Maritime Fixed-Small Airborne LUT AETF FUE Mid-Tier Radio IOT&E LUT FUE Handheld Manpack System IOT&E IOT&E FUE Rifleman Radio LUT IOT&E FUE Nett Warrior WIN-T Inc 2 IOT&E FUE LUT – Limited Users Test FUE – First Unit Equipped IOT&E – Initial Operational Test and Evaluation Abrams Model Assembly of the System of Systems and Integrated Testing Integrated Requirements Synchronized Development of components Unit Set Fielding and Training Components of the Tank are modernized over time through Engineering Change Proposals Single ICD CDD CPR

  7. Network Integrated Evaluation Construct What Fort Bliss Brings to the Game What is the NIE? What We Have Accomplished • A Series of Semi-Annual Evaluations Designed to Assess Capabilities and Integrate & Mature the Army’s Network • Aligns Networked Programs in One Place, Integrated into the Broader Capability Set Architecture • Combines Test & Evaluation to Integrate Network Components in one Operational Venue • Provides Valuable Soldier Feedback • Leverages Industry and Evaluate Emerging Network Capabilities • Validate Capability Set Prior to Fielding • Executed 4 NIEs • Established An Integrated Network Baseline • Aligned PORs to Capability Sets • Validated Capability Set 13 Prior to Fielding • Reduced the Integration Burden on the Warfighter Work Still To Be Done - NIE Implementation • Implementing DOTMLPF Recommendations • Shaping Future NIEs

  8. CS13-17 Planning GuidanceComprehensive Strategy For Network/Vehicle Modernization ACP Approved TBD POM 15-19 XX XX XX XX XX 3 2 1 4 3 2 Deployers Strykers Strykers Strykers 3 2 56 Next Deployers 3 MTOE IBCTs MTOE IBCT MTOE IBCT 1 2 1 3 4 2 4 Bliss (NIE) 4 1 2 3 1 FY 14-17 Planning In Progress Korea 1 Rotational BDE IAW ARFORGEN requirements, other formations will receive CS13 “baseline capabilities” to ensure interoperability across the force

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