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The sun never sets on USASMDC/ARSTRAT“Secure the High Ground”

DISTRIBUTION A. Approved for public release: distribution unlimited.

Mr James B. Johnson

Director, Future Warfare Center

12 August 2016

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Army Service Component Commands

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Personal Staff

DCG -

Operations

Deputy to the

Commander

Special Staff

Coordinating

Staff

Arlington LNO

HHCPrograms and

Technology

• Space and Strategic

Systems Directorate• Air and Missile Defense

Directorate

• Reagan Test Site

Directorate

Technical Center

Commanding

General

1st Space

Brigade

100th Missile

Defense Brigade

(GMD)

Army Astronaut

Detachment

Army Space

Personnel

Development

Office

Command

Sergeant Major

Chief of Staff

Priorities

Defend the Homeland

Support the Warfighter

Prepare for the future

Develop emerging technologies

Sustain strategic advantage

Be responsible stewards of the Nation’s resources

USASMDC/ARSTRATORGANIZATION

Future Warfare Center

• Operations Directorate

• Directorate of Training and Doctrine

Capability Development

Integration Directorate

• TRADOC Capability Manager Space and High-Altitude

• TRADOC Capability Manager

Global Missile Defense

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A Global Command

Gold: Space Ops

Red: Missile Defense Ops

Purple: Senior Commander

Regional SATCOMSupport Center

D Co/53rd Signal Battalion

(Payload Control)

49th Missile DefenseBattalion (GMD)

Ft Greely AK

100th MD Bde Det, VAFB, CA

100th Missile Defense Brigade (Ground-Based Mid-Course Defense)

1st Space Brigade

• Future Warfare Center• Army Space Personnel

Development Office• MMC & GEOINT

HQs USASMDC / ARSTRAT

A&B Co/53rd Signal Battalion

(Payload Control)

Army AstronautDetachment


• Technical Center• Future Warfare Center• TCM- Space & Global

Missile Defense (SGMD)


(RSSC)

C Co/53rd Signal Battalion (Payload Control)

Joint Tactical Ground Station (JTAGS) –

EUCOM

FBM Battery - Turkey

JTAGS-CENTCOMArmy Space

Support TeamsCommercial

Imagery TeamSpace Support

Elements

FBM Battery - Israel

JTAGS-Korea

E Co/53rd Signal Battalion (Payload Control)

FBM Battery - Japan

JTAGS-Japan

Reagan Test Site (RTS)

US Army Kwajalein Atoll (USAKA)

Uniquely Organized, Geographically Well-Positioned

White: HQs, FWC, Technical

Center and Army

Astronauts

FBM Battery - Japan

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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.

Our Three Lines of Effort

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Space and Missile Defense

Future Warfare Center (FWC)

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.

Mission:

Mr. James B. Johnson

Approved for public release, 14 Jan 2011

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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22Future Warfare Center

Operations

DirectorateDirector, Mr. James B. Johnson

*Deputy Director, Mr. Lorenzo Mack

Director’s Office

Capability Planning &

Integration Division

Mr. Phil Patterson

Director, Dr. Claudette Owens

Deputy Director, Ms. Angela Jones

Capability Development

Integration Directorate Director, Mr. Richard De Fatta

Business Operations

Division

Ms. Mary Miller

Directorate of Training &

DoctrineDirector, Mr. Daryl Breitbach

Concepts

Development Division

Chief, Mr. Steve Brodersen

(Acting)

Concept Integration

Branch

Mr. Steve Brodersen

Concept Evaluation

Branch

Vacant

Organization

Development Branch

Mr. Jim Barnett

Decision

Support Division

Models &

Simulations Branch

Mr. Kevin Crumlish

Studies & Analysis

Branch

Mr. Martin Goodman

Computational

Engineering Branch

Mr. Kevin Gentry

Mr. Paul Page

TCM Space & High

Altitude

COL Christopher Baker

Mr. Bob Deivert, Deputy

Space Prototyping &

Experimentation Branch

LTC Kevin Geisbert

Space Requirements

Branch

Mr. David Lady

Joint-Friendly Force

Tracking Testbed

MAJ Alexander

Rasmussen

TCM Global Missile

Defense

COL Matthew Tedesco

*Mr. Lorenzo Mack, Deputy

GMD Prototyping &

Experimentation Branch

Mr. Dave Cox

GMD Requirements

Branch

Mr. Kevin Parker

Institutional Training &

Doctrine Division

Mr. Mike Madsen

Space Training Division

Mr. Rob Hoffman

Missile Defense

Training Division

Mr. Clement Morris

* Dual Hatted

As of 27 May 16

USASMDC/ARSTRAT

SMDFWC

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FM 3-14

Space

Operations

• Develops space and missile defense concepts and

doctrine.

• 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.

• 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.

FM 3-27GBMD

Operations

Future Warfare Center

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2020-2030 (FUOPS)

Experimentation

Silent Quest

Unified Challenge 17-18

Fighting Tech Weapons II 13-17 Mar 17

Schriever Wargames 17-18

Joint/OSD Wargames

Unified Quest 17-18

Battle Above I – OE 1-4 Nov 16

2030 & Beyond

(FUPLANS)

Wargames

USASMDC Support to Force 2025M & Campaign of LearningFocus Areas: Prepare for Conflict in Space & Enable Decisive Action

Force 2025 and Beyond is the comprehensive effort for changing the Army and improving land power capabilities for the Joint Force

Force 2025 and Beyond Maneuvers is the Army’s Campaign of Learning

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

Enterprise Challenge 16 – 13 Jul-11Aug 16

Tech Reconnaissance

Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment

AWA 18.1 / Oct 17

Storm Force

Present-2020(CUOPS)

Prototype Demonstrations

2nd QTR, FY2016 3rd QTR, FY2016 4th QTR, FY2016 1st QTR, FY2017 2nd QTR, FY2017

13 Jul – 11 Aug

Enterprise

Challenge

1 – 12 Aug

Unified

Challenge 16.2

14 – 25 Mar

Unified

Challenge 16.1

Jan

Unified

Challenge 17.1

Oct/Nov

AWA 16.1Oct

AWA 17.1

Sep 17

Unif ied

Challenge 17.2

Jan 16

Unified Quest FF

Design II

May 16

Unif ied Quest

Wargame

May 17

Unified Quest

Wargame

May 16

Schriever

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

NAVWAR

Assure AttackAdversary

Use of PNTFriendly

Use of PNT

Understand, Visualize, & Describe

the Local PNT Environment

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• 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

• Submit GAP statements

ARMY NAVWAR CONCEPT WHITEPAPER ROAD AHEAD:

FY17 Focus

Army

NAVWAR

Attack and

Adversary

PNT

Vulnerabilities

2nd QTR, FY2016 3rd QTR, FY2016 4th QTR, FY2016

28 Mar: O-6

CoP Update

Rescheduled

10 Mar: GO

Concept Package

briefed & approved

by FWC or CDID

Director

15 Mar: Submit

Concept

Package to

TRADOC f or

1-2 Star Rev iew

30 June (T):

GO-lev el

staf f ing

Started

30 Sept (T):

CG SMDC

approves

and signs

1 Oct (T): Submit

Concept to

TRADOC f or

acceptance

1 Jan 17

TRACOC

Accepts

Concept

15 Sept (T) GO-

Adjudication Complete--

Submit to CG SMDC f or

signature

1st QTR, FY2017 2nd QTR, FY2017

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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

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?

What are we (FWC-CDID) doing?

• Force 2025 Maneuvers

• Limited Objective Experiments

• Army Experimentation

excursions

• Army FTW Concept

• Describe how the Army will plan

and integrate TW into tactical

schemes of maneuver

• Establish Required Capabilities

ARMY FIGHTING WITH TECHNICAL WEAPONS ROAD AHEAD:

FY17 Focus

NAVWAR-

Attack

CONOPS

describing how

capabilities will

be employed

and supported

28 Mar:

Begin Army-level

FTW Concept

Whitepaper

01-12 Aug:

Unified Challenge

16.2

30 Sep: Initial

FTW Whitepaper

Complete

01-03 Nov:

Second Army-

level FTW

Limited

Experiment

12-14 Jan:

Collateral-level

FTW Limited

Experiment in COS

09 Feb:

Excursion during

MCOE AWFC

Experiment

Technical

Weapons

Present Multiple Dilemmas

AcrossMultiple Domains

ProvideMultiple Options

7 Jul:

Unified Challenge

16.2 excursion

2nd QTR, FY2016 3rd QTR, FY2016 4th QTR, FY2016 1st QTR, FY2017 2nd QTR, FY2017

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