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RIMPAC 2014: Battlespace Overview

RIMPAC 2014: Battlespace Overview. LT Joseph “ Nurple ” Nangle, USN 01 Jul 2014. UNCLASSIFIED. Present RIMPAC 14 chart overlays and comms assignment Common Use Battlespace CJOA OJOA. Agenda. UNCLASS. Four warfare types represented on chart / overlays Airspace

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RIMPAC 2014: Battlespace Overview

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  1. RIMPAC 2014:Battlespace Overview LT Joseph “Nurple” Nangle, USN 01 Jul 2014 UNCLASSIFIED

  2. Present RIMPAC 14 chart overlays and comms assignment Common Use Battlespace CJOA OJOA Agenda UNCLASS

  3. Four warfare types represented on chart / overlays Airspace Surface sea space (SAG operating areas) Sub surface sea space Land force OPAREAs, overland ranges Historically Three phases = three separate battle “concepts” Now, Simplified Common Battlespace for All of RIMPAC Chart Overlays RIMPAC 14 UNCLASS

  4. FACSFAC Airspace Everything you see on the Battlespace chart (except ranges and National Airspace) SAG – Surface Action Group area (Blue) 40 min by 40 min areas where SAGs will operate SAG area composed of four 20’x20’ Sub boxes Permanent waterspace grid boxes Water space only Airspace for HELO/MPRA ops is in correlating DCA area. Must de-conflict with scheduled air ops. BFM – Basic Fighter Maneuvering(Green) Aircraft vs aircraft, self contained events 1v1, 1v2, 2v2 visual sets Can be used in conjunction with other Airspace Chart Terms UNCLASS

  5. DCA – Defensive Counter Air area (Gray) Overlay Airspace correlating to SAG areas Can be scheduled for events individually, or in adjacent blocks for large events. DACT – Dissimilar Air Combat Training RAIDEX – Air Defense Exercise for Air vs Surface raids DCA – Defensive Counter Air, aircraft in defense of SAG vs OPFOR aircraft CASEX/TASW – Theater Anti-Submarine Warfare AD/WASEX – Air Defense/War At Sea for large SAG vs SAG vs Air vs Sub MI & ISR – Maritime Interdiction & Intel Surveillance Recon Altitude de-confliction built into the ACP Chart Terms (cont) UNCLASS

  6. CVOA – Carrier Operating Area (Dark Green) Is exclusive airspace when activated for CVN and will be reflected on ATO/ACO When not scheduled for CVN use, can be scheduled for events identically to DCA areas C2-ISR/AR – ABCC, Recce, and Aerial Refueling area (Pink) Control areas for HVAA HAR – Helicopter Aerial Refueling area (fuchsia) RAS – Replenishment At Sea (Dashed Pink) Ship refuel area (also used for Log Helo lily pad) HIGHWAY – Transit corridor Strike – Air to Land strike airspace Chart Terms (cont) UNCLASS

  7. North FACSFAC All Altitudes IAW published DOD FLIP / FAA Charts SURF - UNLIM SURF – FL290 SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM SURF – 9000K UNCLASS SURF – FL180

  8. South FACSFAC All Altitudes IAW published DOD FLIP / FAA Charts SURF – 3K SURF – 120 SURF – 2K SURF – 120 SURF - UNLIM SURF – FL300 SURF – 120 SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM 16K – FL290 SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM SURF - UNLIM UNCLASS

  9. Sub Boxes: Permanent Construct UNCLASS

  10. North Battlespace

  11. South Battlespace

  12. 30’x30’ boxes Subdivided 4-15’x15’ quadrants 9-5’x5’ keypads Required for Maritime Dynamic Targeting (MDT) GAR UNCLASS

  13. FAA-FACSFAC HANDSHAKE • Based on aircraft type- altitudes IAW ACP UNCLASS

  14. HIGHWAYS

  15. Airspace Control Measures (ACMs) Blocks (Helo SFC-700FT, MPRA 1-5K, TACAIR 5K+) Procedures in SPINs, ACP Land based range controls at PTA and “Outrider” W-188 FACSFAC & Red Crown control Airborne and sea-based Air Control Units (ACU) OPFOR and BLUE tactical air controllers Airspace dimensions and additional instructions Master Air Control Order (ACO) Daily ACO Daily Air Tasking Order (ATO) Waterspace control measures RIMPAC Exercise Instruction Standard event instructions/descriptions Permanent submarine schedule boxes BattlespaceControl Measures UNCLASS

  16. Block Altitude Assignment • Concurrent Events: • CASEX: 1K – 4,999 • DCA/MI: 5K - Limits • Helos: SFC – 700FT FL400-FL440 OPFOR AIR DCA / MI C2/ISR HI: FL290 - FL350 FL350-FL390 TACAIR FL300-FL340 OPFOR AIR AR HI: FL240-FL280 FL250-FL290 TACAIR FL200-FL240 OPFOR AIR C2/ISR MID: FL170-230 C2/ISR MID: FL160-240 15K-FL190 TACAIR AR LO:FL120-FL160 AR LO:FL120-FL160 10K-14K OPFOR AIR C2/ISR LO: SFC-11,999’ C2/ISR LO: SFC-11,999’ 5K-9K TACAIR 1K-4,999 MPRA CASEX 2K HELO AR HELO 500-700 FT OPFOR HELOS SFC-400 FT HELOS

  17. RAIDEX: SFC - limits; exclusive use airspace for duration of event RAIDEX events can be capped at 4999 MSL (same ceiling as CASEX) CASEX and DCA or MI event may take place at the same time in the same DCA box(es), provided events are vertically separated. For concurrent events: SAG Helos: SFC - 700 AGL CASEX: 1K- 4999 MSL DCA/MI: 5000 MSL - limits. AIRSPACE MANAGEMENT UNCLASS

  18. Comms assignment for AR Tracks, C2-ISR Tracks, & CVOAs • Common Use Freq • Assigned to AR, C2/ISR boxes. (Ex: Philies/Eagles Common) • Monitor at all times by any aircraft in area. • C2-ISR Aircraft • Assigned to the comm plan of the event or SAG they are supporting. • Assigned to AR, C2/ISR boxes. (Ex: Philies/Eagles Common) • AR Tracks • Check-in freq is on common. • Reference OPTASK COM for Boom assignment only. • CVOA AR OPS • Check-in With APP • push to AR Check-in at direction of CVN. UNCLASS

  19. AR Tracks • US baseball teams naming convention • (co-located teams) Altitudes HI: FL 240 – FL 280 LO: 120 – 160 HAR: SFC – 020 Cubs Pirates Rockies HAR Aloha HAR Demon Phillies HAR Nurple Rangers Red Sox's Mets Yankees Naming Convention: Baseball Teams Padres UNCLASSIFIED

  20. C2/ISR • US football teams naming convention • (co-located teams) Altitudes HI: FL 290 – FL 350 MID: FL 170 – FL 230 LO: SFC – 11999’ Altitudes: LO: SFC – 11,999 FT HI: FL290 - 350 Bears Steelers Broncos Patriots Eagles Cowboys Jets Giants Naming Convention: Football Teams Naming Convention: Football Teams Vikings Chargers UNCLASSIFIED

  21. KBAY CAS • KBAY A • SFC-9K • KBAY B • SFC-7K

  22. KAUAI (PMRF) CAS N Strike=W188, W186, R3101 R3101 (PMRF): Surface to limits W188: Surface to limits W186: Surface to 9000 FT MSL UNCLASS

  23. PTA CAS: PELE: 16000 MSL - FL290 R3103: SFC - FL300 Parker: 16000 MSL - FL290 S Strike: PELE: 16000 MSL- FL290 R3103: SFC - FL300 Parker: 16000 MSL- FL290 DCA C1,D1,CVOA3,5, Red Red Socks: SFC - limits

  24. BARSTUR UTR BSURE UTR K-ROCK MINEX BARSTUR and BSURE are not scheduled airspaces; they are shown for your SA only. Aircraft flying missions IVO these sea spaces shall be scheduled to N Strike on ATO. R3107,W187: SFC - FL180 DUKE, MELA NORTH: SFC - 120 Aircraft flying events IVO K-Rock (R3107) assigned to MELA NORTHor DUKE on the ATO 3107 DUKE SEAL UNCLASS

  25. HELICOPTER ROUTING PEARL NORTH (21 21 16N 157 57 58w) 23 ROW RWY 8L Final approach path RWY 8R Final approach path PEARL SOUTH (21 18 00N 157 58 00W)

  26. RAIDEX, CASEX, MI, DCA, BFM, DACT: Use Airspace Box designations for comms assignment All players will use the primary UHF frequency of their assigned DCA or CVOA box as shot common/safety of flight. If using multiple boxes, use the primary frequency of the lowest lettered or lowest numbered box. Pri UHF is shot common/safety of flight, Secondary UHF is event freq. Utilize tactical frequency for interflight and GCI/AIC comms. If only one controller is assigned or reverse GCI is used/needed to aid OPFOR presentations, GCI/AIC calls shall be passed on shot common. If multiple boxes are used, mission lead may assign unused freqs for administrative frequencies as required COMMS MANAGEMENT

  27. COMMS MANAGEMENT EXAMPLE • DCA & CASEX • DCA A1/A2 active for DCA FL050-FL500 • DCA A1 active for CASEX (Helo + MPRA) SFC-4999 • All monitor DCA A1 Primary • DCA event freq is DCA A1 Secondary • CASEX event is ACU freq assigned via ATO • If DCA A2 has no CASEX/RAIDEX

  28. Questions? CLASSIFICATION: SHIT HOT

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