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ACQUISITION SENSITIVE//UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO//LIMDIS//PRE-DECISIONAL//FINAL AS OF 20180108
AMERICA’S ARMYTHE STRENGTH OF THE NATION
Network CFT … Collaboration, Fusion & Transparency
NETWORKCROSS-FUNCTIONAL
TEAM
MG Peter A. Gallagher
Tactical Network
Industry Forum
6 February 2018
NETWORK CFT
Est. 2017
2
AGENDAModernization Priorities
Senior Leader Focus
Network CFT
Network Path Forward
AMERICA’S ARMYTHE STRENGTH OF THE NATION Modernization Priorities (Big 6)
3
Future Vertical Lift
Air and Missile Defense
Next Generation Combat Vehicle
Army Network Soldier Lethality
Long-Range Precision Fires
AMERICA’S ARMYTHE STRENGTH OF THE NATION Senior Leader Focus
General Mark A. Milley39th Chief of Staff for the United States Army
“This system will be expeditionary, mobile and hardened to survive in an active electronic warfare
environment and it will leverage emerging technologies of artificial intelligence and machine learning to achieve significant increases in speed
of effectiveness of decision making and targeting”
Network End-State
Dr. Mark T. EsperSecretary of the United States Army
“The process to acquire something is maybe 10 to 15 years. It used to be five to seven. So our aim would be to get it back to where it used to be as
a starting point.”
Streamline acquisition and support to accelerate modernization
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AMERICA’S ARMYTHE STRENGTH OF THE NATION Network Cross-Functional Team
• Submit a Strategic Capability Roadmap annually
• Establish a battle rhythm & regular project updates
• Deliver: capability user assessment(s) requirements documentationacquisition transition plan
• Focus initiatives to narrow orreduce high risk capability gaps
• Alignment of requirements and capability documents with the Strategic Capability Roadmap
• Assess operational risk,technological feasibility and performance metrics
• Warfighter Driven
• Precision & Speed
• Direct report to USA & VCSA
• Outcome focused - not processdriven
Deliverables MetricsOperating Principles
• Drive requirements validation, direct coordination, with flexible funding combined at the lowest level = speed
• Soldier input with operational context during all phases = precision to get it right sooner
• An experienced and committed team executing disciplined initiative and willing to take prudent risk = success
Narrow capability gaps by developing capability documents informed by user experimentations, assessments and
technical demonstrations, and then rapidly transition leader approved capability into the Army Acquisition System.
Mission & Intent
ACQUISITION SENSITIVE//UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO//LIMDIS//PRE-DECISIONAL//FINAL AS OF 20180108
Network CFT is postured to integrate and synchronize Development Operations (DevOps) activities in order to deliver leader-approved capabilities to the operating force at the best possible return on investment for the Army.
End State
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AMERICA’S ARMYTHE STRENGTH OF THE NATION Network Path Forward
6UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO//LIMDIS//PRE-DECISIONAL//DRAFT
Programs that cannot
be sufficiently remedied
Halt
Programs required to “fight
tonight” (Command Posts (CPs),
Transport, Mission Command
Systems, Interoperability
Fix Pivot
Adapt & Buy
Improve CP mobility
and survivability, Increase Transport
Resiliency, Purchase available Joint
/SOF and industry solutions where
possible
Cross-Functional Teams
Collaboration – Fusion – TransparencyDevelop capabilities faster and in a less costly manner to enable our Soldiers to fight and win!
Command Post Mobility & SurvivabilityUnified Network Common Operating EnvironmentJoint/Coalition Interoperability
Integrated Tactical Network:• SBU Network • Air/Ground Integration• Next Generation Tactical
Radio
Joint Fires/Air Ground Integration:• SBU Network• Link16 HH• Radio Gateways
Mobile Command Posts:• Inform future requirements
and BOI decisions
Distributed Mission Command Cloud:• Inform future common
operating environment and command post computing environments
CFT Areas of Operations CFT Areas of Interest (MCCOE lead)
Warfighting
Business
Intelligence
Enterprise
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Victory Starts Here!
Operational Environment and
ThreatMr. Gary Phillips
TRADOC ADCS G2
Distribution A: Approved for Public Release; Distribution Unlimited.
Victory Starts Here!
• Contested in all domains, the potential for overmatch
Threat Investment –• Electronic Warfare and Cyber-
operations. (Russian Bde EW Co, 18 EW systems, Hackers/Bots)
• ISR – locate and destroy US network nodes.
• Increased speed of human
interaction, events and action
…rapid proliferation of
capabilities
• Operations among populations in
complex terrain…including dense
urban areas
• Adversaries, including super
empowered individuals
• Trans regional, hybrid strategies
… regular, irregular, criminal,
terrorists …
The Future Operational Environment…the changing character of warfare
An Era of Accelerated Human Progress (through
2035)…..
…An Era of Contested Equality (Beyond 2035)
UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
WAR: Policy Means X Will
• 2035 is data centric and platform agnostic.
• Artificial intelligence and autonomy essential to
time-critical decision-making.• Convergence – internet of sensors and shooters
Victory Starts Here!
North KoreaIran
Russia
Robust, Layered Capability
Integrated Down to Tactical
Level
Modernizing
Support Operations in Georgia,
Ukraine & Syria
China
Very Modernized Force
Fully-integrated EW into
All Operations
Robust organizations
Integrated EW into Exercises
at All Echelons
Non-State Actors Use of Commercially-available Resources (GPS
Jamming)
No Defined Organizational Structure Established
to Meet Current Operational Needs.
* Technologies Continue to Increase
EW Sophistication and Capability
* Advances in Electronics & Signal
Processing Reduce Difficulty and
Timeline for Adversaries to Produce
Capable EW Systems
Top EW Trends
Theater-focused
Defense of Homeland/Protect
Regime
Limited Access to Outside
Resources
Regionally-focused
Highly-capable
Support Defense of Homeland
: Near Peer Adversaries Can Contest the U.S. Army's Use of the Electromagnetic Spectrum and Use it
to Cue Kinetic Weapons…
EMS Threat ActorsUNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED/
Electronic Warfare
Victory Starts Here!
Cyber Crime Identity Theft
Financial Motivation
Hacktivists Website Defacements
Counter-narrative
DDoS Attacks
North Korea
Active Propaganda and Offensive
Capabilities
DDoS
ROK Banks (plus destructive malware)
ROK Media Outlets
Iran Rapid Development
Major Compromise
Navy Marine Corps Intranet
DDoS
U.S. Financial Institutions
Destructive
Saudi Aramco
Russia Most Sophisticated/Covert
Large Cyber Crime Nexus
DDoS
Estonia (2007), Georgia (2008)
Energy Sector
Ukraine (2015)
China Most Active
Intellectual Property Theft
Over 30 Government-sponsored
Organizations
~90% of Commercially-reported Activity
UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED/
Gov & Mil Networks Weapon Systems - R&D
Energy Sector
Banks & Finance
Intellectual Property
Top Threat Vectors
* Socially-engineered Email
* Public-facing Websites
Evolving Cyber Threat Actors
: Cyber Threats Will Continue to Evolve and Challenge the U.S. Army's Use of Networks Now and Into
the Foreseeable Future…
Cyber
Victory Starts Here! 7B
Future Army Network
122Victory Starts Here! UNCLASSIFIED // FOUO Victory Starts Here!
Finders vs. Hiders
- That which can be found can be hit.
- In near and mid-term future, it will be increasingly difficult to stay hidden.
- Space based surveillance, networked multi-static radars , drones and swarms of
drones, and a vast array of passive & active sensors available to blue and red
Operational Networks of the Future will need to be:
- Resilient in a denied/degraded electromagnetic and space environment
- Intuitive and seamlessly integrated (aided by AI and advanced interfaces) with Soldiers and
Platforms (Soldiers and Platforms are nodes in the network)
- Emerging quantum technologies must be accounted for.
- Capable of mesh network support to the Internet of Battle Things
Protection vs. Access
- Countervailing competition between protecting one’s own information and
accessing neutral and adversarial information
- Crucial balance necessary to future network
UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED
AMERICA’S ARMY THE STRENGTH OF THE NATION
UNCLASSIFIED
Mission Command Network:
Operational Needs & Requirements
Briefing to the Network Technical Exchange Meeting
6 February 2018
Mr. Jeffrey R. WitskenMission Command Network IntegrationMission Command Center of Excellence
AMERICA’S ARMY THE STRENGTH OF THE NATION
UNCLASSIFIED
Purpose and Agenda
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• Operational View
• Principles, Characteristics,
Requirements
• MC Network Capabilities
• Command Post Capabilities
• Key Design Considerations
• Discussion
Provide an overview of Mission
Command Network operational
needs and requirements at
Battalion & Below
Purpose:
Agenda:
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The Mission Command Network enables globally responsive joint combined arms teams to
maneuver across domains and locations – allowing leaders to understand, visualize,
describe, direct, lead and assess to accomplish Unified Land Operations
“Expeditionary, uninterrupted Mission Command”
Common User Experience across Echelons, Formations, Phases
Deployed
Mobile, Protected Network
Distributed Command Posts
“Reach”Training & Readiness
Home Station
Enroute
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Mission Command Network Operational View
AMERICA’S ARMY THE STRENGTH OF THE NATION
UNCLASSIFIED
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Mission, Principles, Warfighting
Requirements
Note 4: ULO – Simultaneous offense, defense, and stability or defense support of civil authorities tasks to seize, retain, and exploit the initiative and consolidate gains to prevent conflict, shape the operational environment and win our nations wars as part of unified action
Note 1: Unified Actions Partners –Consisting of Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, and Multi-National (JIIM) partnersNote 2: Domains – Land, maritime, air, space, cyberNote 3: Environments – Permissive, non-permissive, contested, denied
Mission: The Army must fight and win wars against adversaries…
1st Principles: The Army network must enable:
• Conduct of War: Execution of expeditionary, world-wide, Unified Land
Operations (ULO) to shape, prevent, and win as a part of Unified Action in all
domains and all environments (Note 1/2/3/4)
• Preparation for War: Execution of Title 10 responsibilities to man, train,
and equip the force, and to build and sustain readiness.
Warfighting Requirements:
• Able to fight, shoot, move, communicate, protect, and sustain
• Reliably communicate anywhere, anytime, in all domains, in all
environments, against any foe
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AMERICA’S ARMYTHE STRENGTH OF THE NATION
Note 4: ULO – Simultaneous offense, defense, and stability or defense support of civil authorities tasks to seize, retain, and exploit the initiative and consolidate gains to prevent conflict, shape the operational environment and win our nations wars as part of unified action
Note 1: Unified Actions Partners –Consisting of Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, and Multi-National (JIIM) partnersNote 2: Domains – Land, maritime, air, space, cyberNote 3: Environments – Permissive, non-permissive, contested, denied
Characteristics of the Network:
Simple and Intuitive, single mission command suite (Single COP),
installed, operated and maintained by Soldiers
Available, Reliable and Resilient with the ability to operate in all
operational environments against any enemy
Expeditionary and Mobile, voice, data, and video on the move
Standards-based, protected, and dynamic network that is upgradeable
over time
Enables the Warfighter to Observe, orient, decide, and act faster than the
enemy in the conduct of ULO (Note 4)
Enables use of the network as a weapon system
Enables leaders to lead and fight their formations from anywhere they
choose
Characteristics
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Technical Network Requirements:
Must be capable of adequate secure communications, provides voice,
data, video in all environments
Capable of providing situational awareness down to Platoon level
Device works anywhere in the world; installed, operated and maintained
by Soldiers
Standardized: Runs on a Common Operating Environment, common
graphics, applications, and integrated data
Ensures continuous Joint interoperability enabling agile and adaptable
operational flexibility
i.e., Enables Rapid Task Organization and employment of joint
capabilities
Mitigates electronic signature
Accessible to allies and coalition partners
Technical Requirements
Mission Command Network Capabilities
Joint Information Environment
Global Enterprise
1
Capabilities work in a
disrupted, intermittent, limited
(DIL) environment
Common Operating Environment
(Unified suite of mission command applications)
4
Company
(Deployed)
C3
1
Synthetic Training
Environment
Devices & radios seek multiple
communication pathways
2Brigade HQs
(Deployed)
Integrated
Command Posts
3
Battalion HQs
(Deployed)
Network augmentation
& extension
5
Coalition Accessibility
Converged
Mission Command
Network
1
Joint Interoperability
Command Post Capabilities Converged
Mission Command
Network
Dismounted
Mission Command
Mounted
Mission Command
Mobile Command Group
(tailored to formation)
TAC CP
(integrated platforms - tailored to formation)
Main CP
(integrated containers/platforms - tailored to formation)
• Distributed data & computing• Common situation awareness• ‘Big Data’ analytic tools & decision aids (artificial intelligence)
• Signature management• Distributed and reduced footprint• Simplified, flexible configuration• Improved mobility • Enroute and Airborne
Home Station
Mission
Command Center
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Formation Design Considerations
What do Users Need:
• Applications
• Network services: voice, data (e.g. position, chat, video)
• Access to external Services (e.g. enterprise programs, training)
• User Interface (e.g. devices, radios)
• Classification levels (e.g. secure but unclassified)
• Critical information (when disconnected, intermittent, limited)
Operational Aspects:
• Cyber & electronic warfare capabilities
• Army/Joint Interoperability; Coalition Accessibility
• Air/ground operations
• Manned / Unmanned systems
• Command Posts / Mission Command on the Move
Technical Aspects:
• Mesh network; unified transport control ‘layer’
• Multiple communication pathways
• Formation & Platform Integration
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Dominate Through Seamless Mission Command
Current Tactical Network Overview
& Technical Challenges
Mr. Joe Welch
Director, Technology Management Directorate, PEO C3T
Dominate Through Seamless Mission Command
Network Capabilities
WGS
PLATOON
SINCGARS
GRF EMC
RHN
HSMCCMUOS BFT
COMPANY
COE v3
WiFi
COE v3
WiFi
COE v3
WiFi
The Tactical Mission Command Network
7 February 2018
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Dismount Voice, Position
Location Data, C2 Data
Command Post/Mounted Leader
Mission Command ApplicationsUpper Echelon Transport
• SINCGARS voice network
• Networking Waveform/Nett Warrior voice &
data network:
• Position Location, Overlays, Text
Message, Spot Reports, etc.
Mission Command, Fires, Intel, Air and
Missile Defense, Airspace Management,
Log, Collaboration
Basic Mounted
Mission Command
JBC-P (Blue Force Tracker) over
Commercial SATCOM
Transport Network for Mission Command
Leader Radio Manpack Radio JBC-P Applications TCN-LSNE/POP
BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
T2C2
JTF/CORPS/
FIRES Bde
AEHF
Dominate Through Seamless Mission Command
Tactical Network Challenges:Disconnected, Intermittent, and Limited (DIL) Environment
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Network Environment Comparison
Disconnected Intermittent Limited
Commercial
Fixed/Wired
Network
Environment
Tactical/Mobile
Environment
Dense Infrastructure
Sparse/mobile Infrastructure
Redundant
Terabit
Infrastructure
Weather
TerrainLoss/Damage
Home Internet
Provider
50-100 Mbps
20 ms latency
6 users
Tactical Command
Post
4-16 Mbps
550+ ms latency
50 users
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Day 1 Discussion Sessions
7 February 2018
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• Session 1: Upper Echelon Tactical Internet
• WIN-T Increments 1 and 2
• Other LOS and BLOS Components
• Network Services, QoS and NetOps
• Session 2: Tactical Radios and Blue Force Tracker
• Legacy and Current Radio Products
• Waveforms
• Security Enclaves
• Unit Task Reorganization
• Session 3: Mission Command Applications and Servers
• Mission Command Applications and COE
• Tactical Server Infrastructure
Dominate Through Seamless Mission Command
FIRES BRIGADE
WGS
PLATOON
GRF EMC2
RHN
HSMCCBFT
COMPANY
COE v3
WiFi
COE v3
WiFi
COE v3
WiFi
Overview:PM Tactical Network Components
7 February 2018
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BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
T2C2
JTF/CORPS
Tropo
Tropo
TRILOS
TRILOS
Phoenix
Phoenix
SMART-T
JNN
JNN
SMART-T
Tropo
Tropo
AEHF
Dominate Through Seamless Mission Command
FIRES BRIGADE
PLATOON
CommercialTeleport
HSMCC
COMPANY
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
PM Tactical Network:SATCOM, FDMA
7 February 2018
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BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
JTF/CORPS
T2C2
Phoenix
SMART-T
JNN
JNN
SMART-T
SNE
TRILOS
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
TCN Lite
PoP
TR-T
TCN Lite
TCN Lite
STT
STT
PoP TRILOS
GBS
GBS
FDMA SATCOM
BDE/DIV Reachback• Layer 2, Point-to-Point, low latency modem
• 52 Mbps
• MIL-STD-188-165B waveform
• ACM and power control
• Low Density Parity Check (LDPC) Forward Error
Correction (FEC) capabilities
• RHN, STT, Phoenix
PoP
PoP
Commercial
WGS
Phoenix
TRILOS
PoP
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
Dominate Through Seamless Mission Command
FIRES BRIGADE
PLATOON
CommercialTeleport
HSMCC
COMPANY
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
PM Tactical Network:SATCOM, TDMA
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BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
JTF/CORPS
T2C2
Phoenix
SMART-T
JNN
JNN
SMART-T
SNE
TRILOS
TRILOS
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
TCN Lite
PoP
TR-T
TCN Lite
PoP
TCN Lite
STT
STT
PoP TRILOS
WiFi
WiFi
GBS
GBS
PoP
PoP
Commercial
WGS
TDMA SATCOM
NCW Waveform• Full mesh connectivity (Layer 2 switch)
• Capacity scales with allocated resources –
bandwidth and power on satellite
• NCW-R (NCW – Resilient) adds interference
protection / SA of interference events
– Bridge strategy to PTW• RHN, STT, TCN, PoP, SNE, T2C2-Heavy
Linkway S2 Modem
• Layer 3 MF-TDMA waveform operating in point-
to-point, hybrid, or full mesh mode.
• WGS, multi-spot beam support, ACSM
• RHN, STT
iDirect e850 Modem
• DVB-S2 downstream with ACM, Shared MF-
TDMA uplink
• T2C2-Lite
Phoenix
WiFi
Dominate Through Seamless Mission Command
FIRES BRIGADE
PLATOON
CommercialTeleport
HSMCC
COMPANY
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
PM Tactical Network: SATCOM, AEHF
7 February 2018
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BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
JTF/CORPS
T2C2
AEHF
Phoenix
SMART-T
JNN
JNN
SMART-T
SNE
TRILOS
TRILOS
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
TCN Lite
PoP
TR-T
TCN Lite
PoP
TCN Lite
STT
STT
PoP TRILOS
GBS
GBS
PoP
PoP
Phoenix
AEHF SATCOM
Protected, AJ/LPI/LPD, secure voice and
data capabilities • AEHF data rates up to 8.192 Mbps
• Interoperable with all MILSTAR Terminals
– Not interoperable with WIN-T SATCOM
• SMART-T
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
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FIRES BRIGADE
PLATOON
CommercialTeleport
HSMCC
COMPANY
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
PM Tactical Network: SATCOM, GBS
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BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
JTF/CORPS
T2C2
Phoenix
SMART-T
JNN
JNN
SMART-T
SNE
TRILOS
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
TCN Lite
PoP
TR-T
TCN Lite
TCN Lite
STT
STT
PoP TRILOS
GBS
GBS
PoP
PoP
Commercial
WGS
Phoenix
GBS SATCOM
Provides high-speed broadcast of
video, imagery, terrain data, weather
data
• DISA System
• Data rate 23.5 Mbps – 45Mbps
• Receive only broadcast from Ka-band
(military) and Ku-band (commercial)
satellites
TRILOS
PoP
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
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FIRES BRIGADE
PLATOON
GRF EMC
CommercialTeleport
HSMCC
COMPANY
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
PM Tactical Network: Enroute Mission Command (EMC)
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BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
JTF/CORPS
T2C2
Phoenix
SMART-T
JNN
JNN
SMART-T
SNE
TRILOS
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
TCN Lite
PoP
TR-T
TCN Lite
Commercial
TCN Lite
STT
STT
PoP TRILOS
WiFi
WiFi
GBS
GBS
PoP
PoP
Enroute Mission Command (EMC)
Provides Global Response Force (GRF)
ability to conduct mission command while
enroute on board US Air Force Air Mobility
Command (AMC) aircraft• A Kits: Fixed Installed Satellite Antenna (FISA) -
Permanent Airframe Modification
• B Kits: User owned equipment temporarily
installed for a mission
• Provides broadband reach back capability
– Ku data rates of 1 Mbps off the plane & 4
Mbps to the plane
– Viasat ArcLight Broadband Interactive
System
• Enables use of Mission Command Applications,
VTC, Video, Voice, Portal, Chat, and other data
services.
TRILOS
Phoenix
PoPWiFi
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FIRES BRIGADE
PLATOON
CommercialTeleport
HSMCC
COMPANY
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
PM Tactical Network: Troposcatter Transmission
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BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
JTF/CORPS
T2C2
Phoenix
SMART-T
JNN
JNN
SMART-T
SNE
TRILOS
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
TCN Lite
PoP
TR-T
TCN Lite
TCN Lite
STT
STT
PoP TRILOS
WiFi
WiFi
GBS
GBS
PoP
PoP
TROPO
Next-Gen Troposcatter• RFP pending (FedBizOpps)
– Longer Range
– Higher Throughput
– Reduced SWAP (1/2 the size, 1/4 the weight
of existing TRC-170 system)
– Interoperable with legacy system
– C-Band
– Transit Case transport (4 – 5 cases)
– Optional X-Band
TRILOS
Phoenix
PoPWiFi
Dominate Through Seamless Mission Command
FIRES BRIGADE
PLATOON
CommercialTeleport
HSMCC
COMPANY
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
PM Tactical Network:Fixed Terrestrial Backbone
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BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
JTF/CORPS
T2C2
Phoenix
SMART-T
JNN
JNN
SMART-T
SNE
TRILOS
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
TCN Lite
PoP
TR-T
TCN Lite
TCN Lite
STT
STT
PoP TRILOS
WiFi
WiFi
GBS
GBS
PoP
PoP
Fixed LOS (TRILOS)
Modernized Line-of-Site System (stationary)• Improvement over current TRC-190 (HCLOS)
System
– Adds point-to-multipoint (PMP) mode to
current point-to-point (PP) capability
– Longer range
– Higher throughput (200 Mbps PP, 80Mbps
PMP)
– Reduced SWAP (SFF)
– NATO Band 3, 3+, 4 support
– Channel Size: 0.75 - 40 MHz
• Backwards compatible with TRC-190
TRILOS
Phoenix
PoPWiFi
Dominate Through Seamless Mission Command
FIRES BRIGADE
PLATOON
CommercialTeleport
HSMCC
COMPANY
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
PM Tactical Network:Mobile Terrestrial Backbone
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BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
JTF/CORPS
T2C2
Phoenix
SMART-T
JNN
JNN
SMART-T
SNE
TRILOS
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
TCN Lite
PoP
TR-T
TCN Lite
TCN Lite
STT
STT
PoP TRILOS
WiFi
WiFi
GBS
GBS
PoP
PoP
TRILOS
Phoenix
PoPWiFi
MANET LOS (HNR)
• Beam switching MANET waveform
• Data rates up to 30Mbps
• Multi-sector switched beam antennas
• Automated frequency reuse
• Dynamic resource allocation
• Abstraction of dynamic link metrics to routing
costs to determine best path among multiple
transmission systems
Dominate Through Seamless Mission Command
FIRES BRIGADE
PLATOON
CommercialTeleport
HSMCC
COMPANY
WiFi
WiFi
WiFi
PM Tactical Network:Secure WiFi
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BATTALION
BRIGADE
DIVISION
JTF/CORPS
T2C2
Phoenix
SMART-T
JNN
JNN
SMART-T
SNE
TRILOS
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
Tropo
TCN Lite
PoP
TR-T
TCN Lite
TCN Lite
STT
STT
PoP TRILOS
WiFi
WiFi
GBS
GBS
PoP
PoP
Secure WiFi
Provides secure wireless access to the
network in and around the Command Posts
(CP) at all echelons• WiFi connects CP workstations to baseband
network, alleviates need to run cable
• Expeditionary transit case based solution to speed
up setup and tear down
• Supports multiple enclaves
• Leverages NSA approved Commercial Solutions
for Classified (CSfC) solution
• Targeted to Corps, Division, Brigade and
Expeditionary Signal Battalions
TRILOS
Phoenix
PoPWiFi
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NIPR
SIPR
TS
Coalition
Mission Command
Applications
Mission Command
Applications
Mission Command
Applications
Mission Command
Applications
Colorless C
ore
PM Mission Command PM Tactical Network
User StationLAN
Transport Segment
PoP/SNE
T2C2
STT
LOS
TROPO
SMART-T
EMC
Network Services – Multi Domain Overview
Mission Command
Applications
SBU
Rqmts (LAN/WAN)• IPv4/6
• OSPF
• RIPv2
• BGP
• PIM
• DHCP
• DNS
• VPN
• SNMPv3
Common Services (LAN/WAN)• Firewall
• Active Directory
• IPS
• IDS
• TPKI
• Voice
• VTC
• Presence
WAN
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Network Services - Quality of Service
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DiffServ PHBDiffServ Traffic Conditioning
TCPProxy
WIN-T
Network
LANRouter
CT
ColorlessWAN
Router
Trusted /
UnTrusted
Host
Secure /
Non-Secure
IP Phone
Traffic Classification Source and Destination Address Protocol/Application (Port) Message Identifier Application Data
Packet Scheduling Requested QoS (DSCP) Bandwidth Allocation (Class-
Based Weighted Fair Queueing) Advanced Queue Mgt. (AQM)
Classify with Deep
Packet InspectionMarker
UnTrusted
Source
Trusted Source
HTTPVoIP FTPprotocol HTTPVoIP FTP
EF
AF4
AF3
AF2
AF1
BE
CBWFQ
Shaper/Policer
PQ
CLASS QUEUESAQM
Traffic Conditioning Rate Policing Shaping
Copy
DSCP
Call
Mgmt
LANHost Lan
Firewall HAIPE
* New technologies introduced into the portfolio must implement the PEO C3T QoS Policy, signed 9 Jan
2017 and associated Marking Standard to properly integrate into the architecture
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Network Services – Voice
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BRIGADE VOICE DOMAIN
Legend
DIVISION VOICE DOMAIN
DIV MAIN BDE MAIN
BDE TAC
BDE TAC KLVs
1BN KLVs
Balloon callout. Select shape and start typing. Resize box to desired dimensions. Move control handle to aim pointer at speaker.
WAVEMediaServer
TOC Radio
eMCSU CNR GW
WAVEDesktop
Client
WAVEDispatch
Client
CUCM WAVEManagement
Server
WAVEDesktop
ClientVoIP
Handset
Balloon callout. Select shape and start typing. Resize box to desired dimensions. Move control handle to aim pointer at speaker.
WAVEMediaServer
TOC Radio
eMCSU CNR GW
WAVEDesktop
Client
WAVEDispatch
Client
CUCM WAVEManagement
Server
WAVEDesktop
ClientVoIP
Handset
Balloon callout. Select shape and start typing. Resize box to desired dimensions. Move control handle to aim pointer at speaker.
WAVEMediaServer
TOC Radio
eMCSU CNR GW
WAVEDesktop
Client
WAVEDispatch
Client
CUCM WAVEManagement
Server
WAVEDesktop
ClientVoIP
Handset
POP
Balloon callout. Select shape and start typing. Resize box to desired dimensions. Move control handle to aim pointer at speaker.
Vehicle Radio
CUCM
SNE
Balloon callout. Select shape and start typing. Resize box to desired dimensions. Move control handle to aim pointer at speaker.
WAVEDispatch
Client
VIC System
Inc2 CNR GW
Vehicle Radio
WAVEDesktop
Client
CUCM
POP
Multicast
RP
RPSIP Trunk to all CUCMs
VoIP Point-to-Point
VoIP Conferencing
VoIP Telephony Features
CNR Access
CNR Integration
Persistent Voice Channels
Patching Channels / VoIP / CNR
Chat
Persistence
Req
uire
men
ts
Capability Systems
Radio to VoIP Bridging • CNR Gateway
• TOCNET
• WAVE (Vocality)
VoIP Telephony • Cisco CUCM &
Collaboration Endpoints
Desktop
Collaborative
Group Voice
Communications
• Ventrillo WAVE
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NETOPS Overview
WAN/LAN Management :
• SNMPc Workgroup
• Solarwinds Orion / Engineering Toolset
• *WIN-T NMS
• PacStar IQ-Core
Firewall Management:
• Cisco FirePower
• Palo Alto Panorama
Hardware:
• Dell R420 / NetApp
• Dell Extreme Latitude Laptops
• Distributed Computing Element (DCE) sm form
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NETOPS – Re-baselining
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Legend
Complete
Ongoing
In planning
Pre-planning
Virtualize
computing
environmentAdopt INC1
Common COTS
Tools
Migrate to
Active
Directory
Common
COTS
Monitor &
Manage2
Database
Consolidation3
Deploy a
Common
Planner
Migrate to
RPS
HW Upgrade to
increase
compute power
Deploy RPS
Deploy a
Common
Planner
Adopt common
virtualized
elements and
infrastructure1
Virtualize
computing
environment
Adopt common virtualized
elements and infrastructure1
WIN-T INC1
WIN-T INC2
1 Examples include Riverbed PEP, Palo Alto firewall, common hypervisors,2 TCNO RFI Selection: manages all the point solutions, enables data exchange among them, and provides a central CMBD3 NETOPS Federated Data Repository via UTR funding4 Planner Re-architect & Integration with Lower TI Planners
Implement
Re-baselining
Initiatives
Common Network
Management
across all Programs
Planner Re-
architecture4
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NETOPS - Initiatives• Echelon to echelon integration of views from Tactical to Strategic
• Integration of planners
• Over-the-air radio management
• NetOps Federated Data Repository
• Automation of tasks, provisioning, and configurations
• Network Modeling and Simulation
• Software reduction
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IA Device Overview
ACAS SecurityCenter &/or Nessus
McAfee ESM
RHN
BnCP BnCP BnCP BnCP BnCP
BCT MAIN (DCM) BCT TAC FSB CP
DTACDMAIN (DCM)
TACHUB RHN
ESB Supported Unit
ESB Sig. Co.
JTF
ESB HHC
Note: All DIV equipment applies to Corps
IA Device Manager
IA Client
Firewall w/ IPS
Web/Email Proxy
DM
E
DM
DMDM
SC
SC
SC
SC
SC
IA
IA
IA
IA
FW
FW FW
FW
FW
FW
FW FW
FW FW FW
FW
FW
FW FW
E
EE
PP P
P
P PP
PP
P
N
NNNN N
SC
ESS End Point Security Server
ESS
ESSESS
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PKI Architecture Overview
DCA Deployed Certificate Authorities and CDP servers
DCA
T-NOSC/COCOM
DCA
O OCSP Responders
O
O
OO
O
O
O
O
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Issues• Small, high-gain On-The-Move antennas • Greater operational spectrum flexibility
– Multiple frequency bands– Varying channel bandwidths– Open, heterogeneous antenna interfaces
• Greater scalability and throughput for MANET Networks• 100+ nodes, 100Mbps burst throughput
• Solutions to interconnect spot beams on commercial satellites
• Better methods for broadcast and multicast in tactical network
• Routing protocol suited for tactical network
• Disparate NETOPS solutions• EW-hardened operations
– Selective signal nulling– Beam forming / beam steering– MIMO– EMCON modes– Spread spectrum, Frequency hopping– GPS-independent modes
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Outline
• As-Is Architecture (Capability Set Baseline)
• Current Radio Products
• Terrestrial Waveforms - Update & Lessons Learned
• SRW, WNW, SINCGARS, HF
• Narrowband SATCOM (MUOS, JBC-P/BFT)
• Platform Integration
• EW Protection
• Unit Task Reorganization (UTR)
• Modernization Initiative – Secure But Unclassified (SBU)
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Tactical Internet (Edge)
SQD LDR PLT MEDIC
PLT SGT PLT LDRIN CO CDR
PLT RTO
BFT-2 DAMA / IW
FO
BN FSE
FDC-FDO
HOW SEC
XO 1SG
TM LDR
PLT
FDC
BDE FSE
CO FIST
MTR PLT/SEC LDR
SR SNIPER
SINCGARS VOICE/DATA FIRES NETS
SINCGARS VOICE NETS
SRW NETS
BFT-2
WGS (WIN-T)
TACSAT (DAMA/IW)
MCSC
SNIPER SQD LDR
MTR SQD
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Platform Integration
• Current state issues
• Stovepipe installations: Radio integration is agnostic of other systems
• No distributed data connections, no resource sharing (PNT)
• SWaP – Dismount, Ground, Aviation
• Ground Form factor
• Antenna density, cosite, qty of discrete channels in Dismount, Ground, Aviation
• Ground & Aviation: platform-level EMI, EMC, EW Protect gaps; spectral ‘noisy’ electronic and avionic systems
• Dismount, Ground, Aviation Human factors - where can you find space to put it but still have access?
• Physical Security, Cybersecurity – asset management / accountability, crypto
• Fix it considerations
• Industry standard form factors
• Standardized remote & data interfaces: Physical connectors & protocols
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EW Protection• Requirements challenges
• EW Survivability not prioritized in previous development factors
• Operational gaps not well defined for EA and DF/SIGINT threat
• EW Protection gaps not uniform; changes with mission (G-G, A-G),
role, etc
• EW Signature in platform signature (acoustic, seismic, thermal,
visual, etc)
• Capabilities challenges
• No “One-size fits all” solution: tradeoffs must be made
• DSSS / FHSS trades (AJ, LPI, LPD) with Increased Spectrum
• “Dynamic Networking” trades with LPI, LPD (“chirpy radios”)
• Greater AJ robustness trades with lower throughputs
EW Protection
Army Waveform EM Hardening (AJ) EM Control (LPI / LPD)
WNW
(v4.2.2)
OFDM• Automatically routes around jammed links
• Adapts MODCOD based on SINR• Implements Rx-Only mode
AJ
• Automatically routes around jammed links
• Adapts MODCOD based on SINR
• Additional Hardening (CLASSIFIED)
• Implements Rx-Only mode
• Additional Capabilities (CLASSIFIED)
SRW
(v1.2.2.1)CC
• Automatically routes around jammed links
• Adapts MODCOD based on SINR Frequency Hopping
• Implements Rx-Only mode
• Implements Restricted PTT EMCON Mode
SINCGA
RS (2.0)
SC • NB signal provides better EW performance • N/A
FH• NB provides better EW performance
• Frequency Hopping• User controls when radio transmits (Voice / Serial Data)
FH2 • NB signal provides better EW performance Frequency Hopping • User controls when radio transmits (Voice / Serial Data)
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Unit Task Reorganization - Edge
53
In-band Management (eOTAM)
• Radio Admin
• Package Management
• Key Management
• Radio Control
• Waveform Agnostic
Out-of-Band Management (ODIN)
• HMS MP & RR
• Dynamic SRW Network Discovery
• Radio HMI
• QR Code Scanning
• Adhoc SRW network creation
• SRW network monitoring
• QR Code creation
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Secure But Unclassified (SBU)
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• Protected, private enclave for unclassified data
• Planning and operational environment focused at company & below
• Unclassified devices, data & radios
• Multi-layer commercial/Suite B encryption
• Tunnel over commercial transport
• Allows for a wide range of commercial or government radio platforms and waveforms
• High resilience through automated PACE plan implementation
• Facilitates information sharing through translation & federation
• Requirement for cross-domain solutions, possibly at multiple echelons
SBU
SECRET
Radio
WF
CE
LLU
LAR
CO
MM
SA
TE
LLIT
E
Cloud-based
Services
• Mission Partner
• Host Nation
• Civil ServicesInternet
Federation
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A Network Service Provider:Network Operations Center Service to:
• Routing all messages to/from users.
• Manage encryption keys, network entry, network use.
• Maintain the network, manage quality of service
• PdM JBC-P are the help desk.
Transport Service to:
• PdM JBC-P supply access to the satellites.
• PdM JBC-P supply and manage the hub terminals
Logistics, Manufacture and Supply Service:
• Manufacture & supply all HW and SW products to the field
Software Products: • FBCB2 – Ver 6.5
• Joint Capabilities Release (JCR)
• Joint Capabilities Release Logistics (JCR LOG)
• Joint Battle Command - Platform (JBC-P)
• Mounted Computing Environment (MCE) (Future)
It’s a mission command CAPABILITY, a NETWORK SERVICE PROVIDER
a group of HARDWARE PRODUCTS and SOFTWARE PRODUCTS
…not to mention a PoR
Commanders ability to See: • Blue force positions real time on the battlefield.
• Enemy forces, as they are discovered & placed on the
COP.
Soldiers ability to See: • Where other blue forces are on the battlefield.
Commanders ability to Plan:• Route Planning
• Logistics Tracking
Commanders ability to Act: • Macro: Order Dissemination
• Micro: Real time text messaging to/from units in the
field.
Soldiers ability to Act: • Shoot / Don’t Shoot – Proven to reduce fratricide
• Report enemy positions, force quantity, threat type, etc.
• Very little configuration
• OPNET has been reduced from 40 hours to 16 hours
What is Blue Force Tracking (BFT)?
Hardware Products: • Antennas, Computers, Encryption devices, and Transceivers
in over 120K platforms
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• The next-generation BFT network modernization effort, termed BFT-3, will employ several new and enhanced features:
-increased network capacity to transfer data
-advanced resiliency to emerging electronic warfare & cyber attacks
-improved means of moving data from source to destination in different operating environments
• PM MC is partnering with CERDEC to help scope BFT-3 network modernization needs, conduct engineering studies, and develop the transport Open Systems Architecture (OSA) for the gateway hub and the tactical terminals.
FUTURE NEEDS OF BFT:.
The Army is specifically interested in: modular non-proprietary interfaces, non-proprietary Open System Architecture, reduced lifecycle costs, increased network flexibility, increased industry open competition, redundancy & path diversity in the transport layer (utilizing multiband celestial and/or terrestrial radios).
PATH FORWARD FOR BFT:
• In January 2018 CERDEC issued a Request for Information, or RFI, to begin discussions with industry partners via a consortium
• RFI responses are due 12 Mar. The RFI will allow the Army to better understand industry’s current technological capabilities, and what could be available in the coming years.
• CERDEC will host a BFT-3 Technical Interchange Meeting/Industry Day at APG, to cover details of the consortium and the overall S&T strategy for modernizing BFT on 28 February 2018
Next Generation of
Blue Force Tracker
(BFT-3) Network
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AMERICA’S ARMY:
GLOBALLY RESPONSIVE
REGIONALLY ENGAGED
“Today the Army employs more than 15 different Mission Command systems, each
supporting its own warfighting function (maneuver, fires, intel, etc.). These stovepiped
systems generate roadblocks to sharing information across functions and challenge the
commander’s ability to efficiently and effectively process the operational picture. Each system
also has a custom interface that complicates training and operator proficiency. Separate
hardware for each system unnecessarily increases equipment footprint and complicates
upgrades, repair, and replacement.” – Army network study
2
The Challenge We Face Today
AMERICA’S ARMY:
GLOBALLY RESPONSIVE
REGIONALLY ENGAGED
Principles (Why) Warfighting Requirements
Mission: The Army must fight and
win wars against adversaries…
1st Principles: The Army
network must enable:
1. Conduct of War: Execution of
expeditionary, world-wide, Unified
Land Operations (ULO) to shape,
prevent, and win as a part of Unified
Action in all domains and all
environments (Note 1/2/3/4)
2. Preparation for War: Execution of
Title 10 responsibilities to man,
train, and equip the force, and to
build and sustain readiness.
Able to fight, shoot,
move, communicate,
protect, and sustain
Reliably communicate
anywhere, anytime, in all
domains, in all
environments, against
any foe
Simple and Intuitive, single
mission command suite (Single
COP), installed, operated and
maintained by Soldiers
Available, Reliable and Resilient
with the ability to operate in all
operational environments against
any enemy
Expeditionary and Mobile, voice,
data, and video on the move
Standards-based, protected, and
dynamic network that is
upgradeable over time
Enables the Warfighter to
Observe, orient, decide, and act
faster than the enemy in the
conduct of ULO (Note 4)
Enables use of the network as a
weapon system
Enables leaders to lead and fight
their formations from anywhere
they choose
Must be capable of adequate secure
communications, provides voice, data,
video in all environments
Capable of providing situational
awareness down to Platoon level
Device works anywhere in the world;
installed, operated and maintained by
Soldiers
Standardized: Runs on a COE, common
graphics, applications, and integrated
data
Ensures continuous Joint interoperability
enabling agile and adaptable operational
flexibility
i.e., Enables Rapid Task Organization
and employment of joint capabilities
Mitigates electronic signature
Accessible to allies and coalition
partners
Note 4: ULO – Simultaneous offense, defense, and stability or defense support of civil authorities tasks to seize, retain, and exploit the initiative and
consolidate gains to prevent conflict, shape the operational environment and win our nations wars as part of unified action
Note 1: Unified Actions Partners – Consisting
of Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, and
Multi-National (JIIM) partners
Note 2: Domains – Land, maritime, air, space,
cyber
Note 3: Environments – Permissive, non-
permissive, contested, denied
Technical Network RequirementsCharacteristics of the Network
(Qualities and Attributes)
Mission Command Network Modernization
3
AMERICA’S ARMY:
GLOBALLY RESPONSIVE
REGIONALLY ENGAGED
4
Mobile / Hand
Held
Computing
Environment
Mounted
Computing
Environment
Tactical
Server
Infrastructure
(Data and
Services)
Command
Post
Computing
Environment
Sensor
Computing
Environment
C3
Applications
1. Display and Share Relevant
Tactical Information
2. Shared Workspace Environment
3. Standard Shareable Geospatial
Foundation
4. Unified Data
5. Manageable Network
Components
6. Universal Symbology Display
7. Common Look and Feel
8. Sensor Alert Distribution
9. Enable Collaboration
10. Common Track Protocol
11. Unified Voice
12. Chat
13. Email
14. *Identity and Access
Management
15. *Assured Position Navigation
and Timing
16. *NETOPS
JOINT INFORMATION ENVIRONMENT
COMMON OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
COE IS ICD SCOPE
Common Operating System
(cross cutting capabilities)
Enterprise
Computing
Environment(addressed by
Enterprise level
requirements &
realized through
JCIDS and non-
JCIDS documents)
* Captured in individual JCIDS documents
Mobile / Hand
Held
Computing
Environment
Mounted
Computing
Environment
Real Time /
Safety Critical
Computing
Environment
Command
Post
Computing
Environment
COE Overview
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Mission Command Application Highlights and Challenges
Characteristics Provide a consolidated, integrated COP
Simplify Systems for the Warfighter
Provide a Framework for app development
Provide integrated SA capabilities
Provide integrated C2 capabilities
Provide Coalition Interoperability
Displace Legacy Systems
Provide Common Look and Feel across echelons
Limit the need for FSRs
5
Challenges Data Products and Unit task
Reorganizations (UTR)
Software Deployment and Patching
Automated and embedded Training
environments
Cyber environment
Password management
Platform Integration (for Mounted
environment)
Mobility (for Command Post environment)
Software Licensing costs
Plethora of MPE solutions
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Software
Development Kit Apps Integration Point
Documentation
Style Guides
Example Code
C2I UltralightData Mediation
Interoperability/Backwards Compatibility
Tactical Messaging
DDS
Core Utilities & InfrastructureMessage Center
Address Book
Configuration Manager
Data Services
Standard Shareable Geospatial
Movement & Maneuver Mission
Command ApplicationsCommon Operating Picture
Tactical Overlay Builder
Alerts and Warnings
OP Orders
Unit Task Organization
Chat
CP/MCE Strategy
BuySitaWare
“User Facing”CP Core Infrastructure
SDK, Base Map,
Tactical Comm
Channel, UI, and Chat
Adapt
Adapt
Adapt
Adapt
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Potential COE V3.X CAPs
Architectural:• Performance Characterization
• MMC Browser
• MCIS Direct BFT Intg
• QoS markings
• SitaWare step-ups
• HQ in MCSC
• STC over BFT/WIN-T
• File Import/Export (User Conf)
• MMC 3D Map Engine
• Geospatial Perf Improvement
Security:• JWICS/Top Secret/NSAnet
Engineering:• USMC/TSOA interface/integration
• V3 standards (2525C, 6017C, etc)
• XMPP-STC-VMF Chat Bridging
• SDK & CDRLS Docs
• Video Feeds
• GPS Jamming Detection
PoR:• GCCS-JE interface
• AMDWS Data Service Int
• Black Sails Integration
• AFATDS Integration
• JBC-P CAPs
• TAIS VM Onboarding
• DCGS-A VM Onboarding
• MBPS/Joint Planning System
• ISA Integration
• Engineering Widgets
• JPEO CBD IEW
• JEM/JWARN CBRN Msgs
• JADOCS Non-Fires (Joint)
• Sustainment Capability
• PM MC:o DCO/TDI
o CPI2
o Cyber SU
• PM TN Integration:o PoP/SNE Integration
o Wi-Fi Support
• DCGS-A Capability Drops
Enterprise:• IdAM-T
• Patch Mgmt
• Voice
• Password Mgmt
• Remote Destroy
• SDSA improvements (hide, etc)
• UTO/UTRHW/SW:
• Next Generation HW
• MS Enterprise 2016 Step-Up
• License Cost Reduction
• Patch Management
• Automation Script Updates
• DCGS-A/WIN-T HW Convergence
• Integrated Firewall
Product Support:• Embedded Training
• Context sensitive help
• Developer Training Package
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Weight:Startup / Shutdown:Deployment Time:Space (BCT Main):Automation:
~ 1200 lbs~ 30 mins / ~ 15 mins
~ 40 hours (v5.0.3)3 Stacks / 9 transit cases
Manual
~ 1100 lbs~ 20 mins / ~ 15 mins
~ 20 hours (v1.0.2)3 Stacks / 9 transit cases
Manual
~ 375 lbs~ 10 mins / ~ 8 mins*
~ 10 hours*1 Stack / 3 transit cases
Full w/ minimized manual touches
~ 8 lbs~ 4 mins / ~ 3 mins*
~4 hours*1 Laptop
Full w/ minimized manual
Memory (RAM):Processor / Cores:Storage:
384 GB RAM4 Processors / 8 Cores (32 Total)
15.3 TB Usable
384 GB RAM4 Processors / 18 Cores (72 Total)
22 TB Usable
576 GB RAM60 Cores/ 120 Logical Processors
80.7 TB Total/ 46.08 Usable
64 GB RAM4 Core/ 8 Logical Precessors
3TB Total/ 2 TB Usable
Components: (2) ServersStorageSwitch
UPS
(2) ServersStorageSwitchIUPS
(3) ServersHyperconverged Storage
SwitchUPS
Laptop4 TB External HDRuggedized Case
Command Post Computing Environment v3
Command Post Server Migration
Today(BCCS v5)
x3
FY18-19(TSI v1)
x3
* Designates Projected Figures
FY19-22(TSI v2 and Laptop Server)
BN
(BDE COOP)
BDE and above
x1
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Mounted family of Computing Systems (MFOCS)
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Mounted Computing Environment v3
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Dismounted Mission Command
In response to a unit identified need for a non-platform based man-packable expeditionary BLOS mission
command capability, PdM JBC-P and CERDEC CP&I are developing various interim technical
solutions/COAs to assist units in identifying a more suitable (SWaP) and sustainable expeditionary
mission command solution
10th MTN82nd ABN
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Units experimenting with
dismounting vehicle-based
BFT solutions
30 Days30 Days14 Days
Government Develops White
Paper Topics
Government AssessmentIndustry Response Period IndustryProvidedFeedback
Industry Forum
What’s Next? : White Papers
• The Army will solicit for topical informational industry white papers after the Industry Forum.
• Topics of interest will be determined as a result of Industry Forum discussion and network architecture enhancement needs.
• White papers will be used for informational purposes only and may not result in an actual opportunity.
• The Army will use FBO to post requests for white papers within 14 days of the Industry Forum.
• Army teams from CFT, program offices and RD will evaluate White Papers and provide feedback to industry within 30-45 days of industry response.
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