Warfare Tactics Instructor (WTI) Program. LCDR Matt Cox WTI PROGRAM MANAGER Overall Classification: Unclassified
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1 Warfare Tactics Instructor (WTI) Program LCDR Matt Cox WTI PROGRAM MANAGER Overall Classification: Unclassified
2 Warfighting Development Centers Warfighting Development Centers (WDCs) are the TYCOM s executive agent to train community forces in advanced TTP at all levels, during all phases of training WTIs are the center of gravity for accomplishing SMWDC s missions: Advanced tactical training Doctrine and TTP development/maintenance WTIs are empowered to be the most tactically relevant warfighters in the Surface Warfare Officer (SWO) community
3 WTI Program: Status Report Right Now Building/Standardizing/Refining curricula Executing SWATT/MSLEX Providing WTI/SME support 77 IAMD, 29 ASW-SUW, 19 AMW WTIs 99 total WTIs in production tours 40 WTI candidates on track for Jan 2017 courses! In 2016 Course schedules synchronized with WTI Baseline course Standards published and institutionalized Pilot courses complete with continuous incorporation of feedback Build our instructor and SWATT cadre 72 WTIs received patches in 2016! 24 IAMD, 29 ASW-SUW, 19 AMW ASW-SUW WTI Class and Beyond WTI schoolhouses in full production (110/year) 1 WTI DH per ship and staff WTIs teaching WTIs (self-sufficient) SMWDC is sole burning bush WTIs are smoldering embers Re-Blue / Stan Check / SME programs
4 WTI Career Progression AMW WTI Class #2 14 Oct 2016 WTI Training 2nd DIVO Tour WTI Training (WTI DOSP) DH School 1st DH Tour Warfare Area 2nd DH Tour WTI Production & Specialization Demand Signal per Year WTI Shore Tour Locations SMWDC CSG 4/15 NAWDC/UWDC CSCS SWOS TTGP/L EWTGP/L ATG P/L EWS And Others Location ASW/SUW 40 San Diego IAMD 40 Dahlgren 1st DIVO Tour AMW 30 Little Creek Not all WTIs will complete Grad Ed in their WTI shore tour, but NUMEROUS opportunities exist!
5 WTI Experience & PRODEV WTI Training Baseline: 2 weeks (San Diego) IAMD: 16 weeks Dahlgren / 1 week Fallon ASW-SUW: 8 weeks ASW / 6 weeks SUW (San Diego) AMW: 11 weeks (Little Creek) Future: Re-Blue Opportunities Future: WTI currency & proficiency Production Tours Mature as Subject Matter Experts (SME) WTIs hone skills as instructors/trainers Own TTP and TACDEV Locations: SMWDC, CSCS, ATG, SWOS, TTGP/L, CSG-4/15, ESGs, EWTGPAC/LANT, NBGs Specialization Tours Locations: NPS, NAWDC Fallon, Denver MTC, ONI, WHOI, and others Very specific mission/skills development Own TTP, Curriculum development and TACDEV/experimentation Specific Missions high Visibility Fleet Engagement MISSILEX Program War gaming and Analytics Engage OPNAV requirements process Symposium participation Waterfront Engagement & training Improve Organizational Learning 5
6 WTI Courses of Instruction Anti-submarine/Anti-Surface Warfare WTI (ASW/SUW) Integrated Air and Missile Defense WTI (IAMD) Amphibious Warfare WTI (AMW) Building a Cadre of Warriors Thinkers Teachers!
7 WTI Baseline 2 week syllabus iterative development Two weeks (Through CY 2017) Overview of all Surface Force missions USN capabilities and limitations Threat nation capabilities and limitations Instructor skills
8 IAMD Established by Navy Air and Missile Defense Command (NAMDC) in week syllabus (including baseline) 16 weeks Dahlgren, 1 week NAS Fallon, NV 7 Courses complete (64 graduates) 8 th course graduated November 2016 (13) KW2 AQD
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9 IAMD Curriculum ATRC Advanced Tactics Course Subject Matter Expert Immersion Hawkeye WTI [NAWDC, Fallon] All BMDS Elements Mission Planning [C2BMC/MIPS/AMP] Naval Space Operations Course NNWC/Navy Cyber Network Communications Electronic Warfare Course [FEWC] Instructional / SME Presentations Industry/Technical SME Interface Training and Assessment Skills (Lab Training) Red Cell Qualification Board
10 ASW-SUW 16 week syllabus (including baseline) Eight weeks ASW, six weeks SUW Pilot course graduated 08 April (12) 17 students graduated November 2016 KW1 AQD
11 ASW/SUW Curriculum Week Topic 1-2 WTI Baseline SMWDC HQ 3 ASW- Mission Planning, Environment, TDAs 4 ASW- Passive/Active Systems 5 ASW- TMA/ASW Weapons 6 ASW- Single Ship ASW MMTT s 7 ASW- SAU Procedures/ TASW 8-9 ASW- Strike Group ASW 10 ASW- Exams/Presentations SMWDC Det San Diego 11 SUW- MILDEC/EMW/AOMSW/Radars 12 SUW- Gunnery, SUW MMTT s SUW- Harpoon/Standard, SAG MMTT s 15 SUW- MCSOF, MMTT s 16 Integrated Final Battle Problem/Graduation
12 AMW 13 week syllabus (including baseline) Pilot course graduated 26 May 2016 (9) 10 students graduated 14 October 2016 KW3 AQD
13 AMW Curriculum Week Topic C2M2 1-2 WTI Baseline SMWDC HQ 3 Amphib Warfare Indoc EWTGL 4 Expeditionary Warfare Planning EWTGL 5-6 Amphibious Tactics SMWDC Det Little Creek 7 SSDS Course SMWDC Det Little Creek 8-9 Fleet Immersion CNBG-2 Little Creek / Camp Lejune Integration Course SMWDC Det Little Creek / EWTGL 13 Amphib Warfare Final Battle Problem TTGL
14 Candidate Guidelines Top Tactical Athletes Genuine interest in warfighting Personality / Poise / Potential Required SWO Qualification CO s Recommendation Desired Shipboard experience in chosen mission area Warfare Coordinator / TAO qualification Accepted RJCSRB Contact: SWO_WTI@navy.mil
15 How Do I apply Contact SWO_WTI@navy.mil to receive an application Submit application with enclosures IAW timeline provided during shore slating window You can submit application in advance and if selected you will be placed in WTI rolling Bank Communicate intentions with your detailer and the WTI program manager in advance Contact: SWO_WTI@navy.mil
16 WTI Application-Selection-Slating WTI application-selection-slating process primarily occurs within PERS-41 JO shore slating process Six WTI selection boards per year in concert with JO shore slate timelines Rolling application windows! Bank of selected candidates. WTI Slating Process: Applicants submit application to SWO_WTI Distro HQ and Det POCs sync on application rosters Detachments hold selection board and forward results to HQ SMWDC HQ notifies PERS-412 of preferred WTI billets to be advertised and JO shore slate fit recommendations Apply when ready!
17 WTI Application Timing T+4 Weeks CO Notification - PERS-41 Approves slate - Results forwarded to SMWDC T+3 Weeks Detailers Slate T+2 Weeks All Qualifications Due - SMWDC HQ informs 412 and WTI selects/non-selects; - Affords officers an opportunity to provide adjusted slate prefs. to detailers - SMWDC HQ syncs with 412 (412-N3/7 TELCON) - SMWDC provides WTI slate recommendations provides WTI slate outlook START THE CLOCK T-1 Week (Notional) - SMWDC HQ syncs with PERS- 412 WRT WTI billets to be advertised on upcoming JO shore slate. - SMWDC HQ releases CO/XO ; Informs Fleet of WTI app guidelines/deadlines/etc. NLT one day prior to All Qualifications Due ) - SMWDC Divisions convene WTI selection board IAW precept - Board results are forwarded to HQ IAW precept T-0 Slate to COs/Officers Released by 412 T+1 Week CO/Officer Responses Due - WTI Applications are due to SMWDC HQ - HQ Consolidates applications and forwards to appropriate Divisions
18 WTI Graduate Education WTIs are and will continue to be excellent candidates for FSEP (Fleet Scholar Education Program) GEV and 24/12 quotas will be prioritized for WTI use Single Long Tour (SLT) DIVO tour expands opportunities for elite/competitive programs (FSEP, MIT/WHOI, etc.) NPS Distance Learning and War College fleet seminar programs available year-round War College Quotas pre and post DH tour! NPS Fellowship in final planning stages!
19 WTI Selection Board Statistics AMW IAMD NO 27% ASW/SUW NO 37% YES 63% YES 73% OVERALL WTI SELECTION NO 21% NO 29% YES 71% YES 79%
20 WTI Selection Board Statistics DIVO NO 25% NPS NO 21% YES 79% NO 9% DH YES 75% LDO NO 0% YES 91% YES 100%
21 WTI Selection Board Lessons Learned Sell yourself to the Board! Attention to detail Personal letter must reflect genuine desire and convey potential Boiler-plate recommendation letters are transparent to the board Superior performance at sea is a must! PFA matters! Commitment to Navy career and 3 yr production tour carries weight
22 WTI Myth Busters WTIs can be any DH (including CHENGs) There are many opportunities for graduate education during and post WTI production tour as well as post-dh You can be a WTI and qualify for Gucci tours (SECNAV Industry, FSEP, NPS); harder, but not impossible WTIs are not locked in specialty track WTI Program is open to select LDOs/CWOs (currently ~10%) WTIs can t fly (yet)
23 WTIs in Action IAMD WTIs executing Integrated Air Defense Course (IADC) at Naval Air Station Fallon.
24 Questions? Contact:
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