PEO Support to Surge Operations 19 November 09

1. UNCLASSIFIED PEO Support toSurge Operations 19 November 09 Dr. Rich Wittstruck Chief Systems Engineer, PEO IEW&S

2. XXXX ISAF TFO-A XX CJSOTF CJTF TFO-A XXXX USFOR-A X TFO-A ARSIC TFO-A X X KABUL XX The OEF Challenge RC – North MeS RC – West XX CSTC-A Herat X X X X X X RC – East SHANK KAF Legend • 1/3 more area than Iraq • 4-5M more people than Iraq • Little to no transportation and information infrastructure • Restrictive terrain dominates the country USFOR-A ARSIC ARSIC ARSIC RC – South ISAF CJTF CSTC-A BUILD-UP

3. KAF July 2009

4. KAF Wiring Infrastructure, July 2009

5. Mission Area Capability RSTA CSP GRCS LRAS3 MARSS PTDS RAID ARL JTT-IBS CGS-JTT Wide Area Surveillance, NAI/TAI Surveillance, Local Surveillance Air Defense, Airborne Sensor Hidden Object Detection/ MOUT Enemy Communication Detection Terrain Mapping UAV Payloads Own the Night Technology Tactical Responsiveness Sensor Availability Tower and Aerostat TF ODIN/ ARMS/Highlighter/ Constant Hawk Starlite GEO Spatial SGF TPQ-37 TPQ-36 EQ-36 DCGS-A ACS TSP UAV Payload Phoenix Lights CMWS LCMR CREW Quick Cam RDISS Giraffe Cerberus Force Protection W-DUKE (CREW-2) Integrates RSTA/FP/SA HUMINT Platform Active Protection Support Local Security Enemy Sensors Detection Enemy Firing Detection Method of Attack/Survivability CVRJ Duke V.3 JCIMS Route RECON Kit Double Shot HIIDE Boomerang PSDS2 MMBJ Situational Awareness Prophet Hammer/ Triton/Cobra Imagery Work Station HUMINT/CHIMS Language Translator Prophet UTAMS DVE HDWS DTSS Battlefield Radar Unattended Ground Sensors Robotic and Unmanned Sensors Ground Based SIGINT HUMINT Collection DAGR/PLGR Profiler UGS = PORs = QRCs Program of Record Quick Reaction Capabilities

6. ISR Equation Sensor Performance Data Architecture COMMS Training(to include Senior Leaders) Supportability Complete and Immediate Understanding of the Environment Meaningful ISR Capability (f) =

7. Take Away: Pre-deployment Site Survey Requires a new definition… Physical emplacement Enterprise emplacement (nodal construct) ISAF C4ISR demarcation lines Materiel developers must document ports, protocols and threads for their applications Necessary coordination elements Joint Network Operations Control Center – Afghanistan (JNCC-A) Regional Network Operations and Security Center (RNOSC) USFOR-A ISAF Organizational LNO’s

8. Take Away: Content vs Context Diverse and disjoined ISAF C4ISR architecture exists: Much ISR content to be found Challenge is to discern what operations contextual information exists applicable to local area of responsibility Provides opportunity for collaborative/cooperative operations vice “federation of individual fights”

9. Creating system views of C4ISR architecture in support of CENTCOM’ s move to CENTRIXS-ISAF. Selected PEO C3T and PEO IEW&S systems will migrate to CX-I Vetting CONOPS and architecture with CENTCOM CCJ2/CCJ6 Perception that ISAF Joint HQ will mandate that all major C4ISR systems operate on the “Mission Secret” network. NATO SECRET FW COP ONLY SIPR CSD LCRR-I CAN ISAF SECRET US SECRET FW RM US FMV CENTRIXS ISAF UK OVERTASK US FMV CAN FMV AUS FMV UK FMV CENTRIXS – ISAF (CX-I) (IOC 1 OCT 2009)

10. Dissemination of ISR across coalition lines must be realized for mission success (Security Classification Guidelines for all systems must be revisited) Opportunities exist to integrate intelligence products to support real-time, actionable intelligence to the warfighter Impact of the combination of ISAF and USFOR-A into a single command Post (Oct 09) - Current C2 delineation causes challenges Expect Growing Pains ISR Planning and Tasking Take-Away: C4ISR Architecture