Future Warfare Center

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Future Warfare Center Overview
To
Huntsville Aerospace Marketing Association
Mr James B. Johnson
Director, Future Warfare Center
12 August 2016
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USASMDC/ARSTRAT
ORGANIZATION
Priorities
Commanding
General
Command
Sergeant Major
DCG Operations
Personal Staff
Deputy to the
Commander
Defend the Homeland
Support the Warfighter
Prepare for the future
Develop emerging technologies
Sustain strategic advantage
Be responsible stewards of the
Nation’s resources
Chief of Staff
1st Space
Brigade
Coordinating
Staff
Future Warfare Center
100th Missile
Defense Brigade
(GMD)
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Technical Center
Programs and
Technology
Capability Development
Integration Directorate
Army Astronaut
Detachment
Army Space
Personnel
Development
Office
Special Staff
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TRADOC Capability Manager
Space and High-Altitude
TRADOC Capability Manager
Global Missile Defense
Operations Directorate
Directorate of Training and
Doctrine
Arlington LNO
HHC
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Space and Strategic
Systems Directorate
• Air and Missile Defense
Directorate
Reagan Test Site
Directorate
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A Global Command
1st Space Brigade
49th Missile Defense
Battalion (GMD)
Ft Greely AK
100th Missile Defense
Brigade (Ground-Based MidCourse Defense)
• Future Warfare Center
• Army Space Personnel
Development Office
• MMC & GEOINT
MD Bde Det,
VAFB, CA
D Co/53rd Signal
Battalion
(Payload Control)
Red:
Missile Defense Ops
E Co/53rd Signal Battalion
(Payload Control)
JTAGS-Japan
FBM Battery - Japan
FBM Battery - Japan
FBM Battery - Turk ey
JTAGS-CENTCOM
Army Space
Support Teams
Commercial
Imagery Team
Space Support
Elements
• Technical Center
• Future Warfare Center
• TCM- Space & Global
Missile Defense (SGMD)
JTAGS-Korea
Reagan Test Site (RTS)
Regional SATCOM
Support Center
Gold:
C Co/53rd Signal Battalion
(Payload Control)
A&B Co/53rd Signal
Battalion
(Payload Control)
Army Astronaut
Detachment
HQs, FWC, Technical
Center and Army
Astronauts
Space Ops
Regional SATCOM
Support Center
(RSSC)
HQs USASMDC /
ARSTRAT
100th
White:
Joint Tactical Ground
Station (JTAGS) –
EUCOM
FBM Battery - Israel
Regional SATCOM
Support Center
US Army Kwajalein Atoll
(USAKA)
Purple: Senior Commander
Uniquely Organized, Geographically Well-Positioned
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Our Three Lines of Effort
Operations (Today)
• Provide trained and ready Space and Missile Defense
forces and capabilities to the Warfighter and the
Nation.
Capability Development (Tomorrow)
• Build future Space and Missile Defense forces.
Materiel Development (Day-After-Tomorrow)
• Conduct research and development for Space,
Missile Defense, cyber, directed energy & related
technologies.
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Space and Missile Defense
Future Warfare Center (FWC)
Mission:
Within the Capabilities of Army and Joint
Space, Missile Defense, and High Altitude, FWC
Trains and Educates Agile, Adaptive, and Ready
Soldiers and Leaders; Develops and Integrates
Innovative DOTMLPF-P Capabilities; and
Enables Informed Decision Making.
Mr. James B. Johnson
Core Functions or Responsibilities:
- Train and Educate the Force
- Execute Force Modernization Proponency
- Integrate and Synchronize DOTMLPF-P for Assigned
Capabilities and Systems
- Perform Decision Support
- Plan, Integrate and Synchronize FWC
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Business Operations
Division
Operations
Directorate
Ms. Mary Miller
Capability Planning &
Integration Division
Director, Dr. Claudette Ow ens
Deputy Director, Ms. Angela Jones
USASMDC/ARSTRAT
SMDFWC
Future Warfare Center
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Director’s
Director, Mr. James B. Johnson
*Deputy Director, Mr. Lorenzo Mack
Mr. Phil Patterson
Capability Development
Integration Directorate
Directorate of Training &
Doctrine
Director, Mr. Daryl Breitbach
Director, Mr. Richard De Fatta
Concepts
Development Division
Decision
Support Division
Chief, Mr. Steve Brodersen
(Acting)
Mr. Paul Page
Concept Integration
Branch
Mr. Steve Brodersen
Models &
Sim ulations Branch
Mr. Kevin Crumlish
TCM Space & High
Altitude
COL Christopher Baker
Mr. Bob Deivert, Deputy
Space Prototyping &
Experim entation Branch
LTC Kevin Geisbert
TCM Global Missile
Defense
COL Matthew Tedesco
*Mr. Lorenzo Mack, Deputy
GMD Prototyping &
Experim entation Branch
Studies & Analysis
Branch
Space Requirements
Branch
GMD Requirements
Branch
Vacant
Mr. Martin Goodman
Mr. David Lady
Mr. Kevin Parker
Organization
Development Branch
Com putational
Engineering Branch
Mr. Jim Barnett
Mr. Kevin Gentry
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Space Training Division
Mr. Rob Hoffm an
Mr. Dave Cox
Concept Evaluation
Branch
Joint-Friendly Force
Tracking Testbed
MAJ Alexander
Rasm ussen
Institutional Training &
Doctrine Division
Mr. Mike Madsen
Missile Defense
Training Division
Mr. Clement Morris
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Future Warfare Center
• Develops space and missile defense concepts and
doctrine.
FM 3-14
• Runs the Space and Missile Defense School ~ 200 formal
courses with 7200 students during fiscal year 2015.
• Designs and documents space and missile defense
organizations.
Space
Operations
FM 3-27
GBMD
Operations
• Performs wargames, experiments, integration &
evaluation, and prototyping.
• Conducts capability integration and synchronization
across DOTMLPF-P.
• Executes rapid fielding of space equipment to the
Warfighter.
• Provides modeling and simulation for Army space and
missile defense.
• Moves capabilities all the way from concepts to the
warfighter’s
hands.
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USASMDC Support to Force 2025M & Campaign of Learning
Focus Areas: Prepare for Conflict in Space & Enable Decisive Action
Present-2020
2020-2030
(CUOPS)
(FUOPS)
2030 & Beyond
(FUPLANS)
Prototype Demonstrations
Experimentation
Wargames
Tech Reconnaissance
Fighting Tech Weapons II 13-17 Mar 17
Battle Above I – OE 1-4 Nov 16
AWA 18.1 / Oct 17
Unified Challenge 17-18
Unified Quest 17-18
Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment
Silent Quest
Schriever Wargames 17-18
Storm Force
Joint/OSD Wargames
Enterprise Challenge 16 – 13 Jul-11Aug 16
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Force 2025 and Beyond is the comprehensive effort
for changing the Army and improving land power
capabilities for the Joint Force
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Force 2025 and Beyond Maneuvers is the Army’s
Campaign of Learning
2nd QTR, FY2016
Oct/Nov
Jan 16
AWA 16.1 Unified Quest FF
Design II
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3rd QTR, FY2016
May 16
Unified Quest
Wargame
May 16
Schriever
Wargame

4th QTR, FY2016
14 – 25 Mar
Unified
Challenge 16.1
Think – establish conceptual foundation for Army
Modernization
Learn – execute Force 2025 Maneuvers; conduct rigorous
experiments wargames, and assessments
Analyze – Examine solutions to Army Warfighting
Challenge
Implement – work as an extension of Army Staff
1st QTR, FY2017
13 Jul – 11 Aug 1 – 12 Aug
Oct
Unified
Enterprise
AWA 17.1
Challenge 16.2
Challenge
2nd QTR, FY2017
Jan
Unified
Challenge 17.1
Sep 17
May 17
Unified
Unified Quest
Challenge
17.2
Wargame
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Navigation Warfare (NAVWAR)
NAVWAR is “deliberate defensive and offensive action to assure friendly use and prevent
adversary use of position, navigation, and timing (PNT) information through coordinated space,
cyberspace, and electronic warfare capabilities.” – Joint Publication 3-14
Characterize
Threat: Why are we vulnerable?
• We are dependent on GPS
• A typical BCT equipped with dozens of
different systems enabled by GPS
• Our ability to shoot, move, and
communicate with precision largely
depends on GPS
• Adversaries capable of disrupting
and negating our PNT advantages
• Many countries developing
alternatives to GPS due to
vulnerabilities
What are we (FWC-CDID) doing?
• Army NAVWAR Concept
Understand, Visualize, & Describe
the Local PNT Environment
• Describes how the Army will fight
NAVWAR to achieve Overmatch
• Establishes Required Capabilities
• Capability Needs Assessment
• Initial Required Capability statements
submitted into CNA FY16
• Develop Tasks/Conditions/Standards
NAVWAR
Attack
Assure
• Submit GAP statements
Adversary
Use of PNT
Friendly
Use of PNT
ARMY NAVWAR CONCEPT WHITEPAPER ROAD AHEAD:
2nd QTR, FY2016
10 Mar: GO
Concept Package
briefed & approved
by FWC or CDID
Director
3rd QTR, FY2016
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1st QTR, FY2017
30 June (T):
GO-lev el
staf f ing
Started
2nd QTR, FY2017
1 Jan 17
TRACOC
Accepts
Concept
15 Sept (T) GOAdjudication Complete-Submit to CG SMDC f or
signature
28 Mar: O-6
CoP Update
Rescheduled
15 Mar: Submit
Concept
Package to
TRADOC f or
1-2 Star Rev iew
4th QTR, FY2016
30 Sept (T): 1 Oct (T): Submit
CG SMDC
Concept to
approves
TRADOC f or
and signs
acceptance
FY17
Focus
Army
NAVWAR
Attack and
Adversary
PNT
Vulnerabilities
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Fighting with Technical Weapons (FTW)
Technical weapons are “classified weapons that destroy, deny, degrade, disrupt, or deceive adversaries’
electronic devices or networked systems—including data insertion and manipulation—across all
warfighting domains in support of Decisive Action and Unified Land Operations.” –Working Definition
Present
Problem:
How do future Army tactical
formations fight with technical
weapons in joint combined arms
operations to exploit adversary
technical vulnerabilities and
present adversaries with
multiple dilemmas across
multiple domains?
Multiple Dilemmas
• Limited Objective Experiments
• Army Experimentation
excursions
12-14 Jan:
Collateral-level
FTW Lim ited
Experim ent in COS
Across
Provide
Multiple Domains
Multiple Options
3rd QTR, FY2016
28 Mar:
Begin Army-level
FTW Concept
Whitepaper
09 Feb:
Excursion during
MCOE AWFC
Experiment
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• Army FTW Concept
Technical
Weapons
ARMY FIGHTING
2nd QTR, FY2016
What are we (FWC-CDID) doing?
• Force 2025 Maneuvers
WITH
• Describe how the Army will plan
and integrate TW into tactical
schemes of maneuver
• Establish Required Capabilities
TECHNICAL WEAPONS ROAD AHEAD:
4th QTR, FY2016
01-12 Aug:
Unified Challenge
16.2
7 Jul:
Unified Challenge
16.2 excursion
1st QTR, FY2017
01-03 Nov:
Second Armylevel FTW
Lim ited
Experim ent
30 Sep: Initial
FTW Whitepaper
Complete
2nd QTR, FY2017
FY17
Focus
NAVWARAttack
CONOPS
describing how
capabilities will
be employed
and supported
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Questions
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