Joint IED Defeat Organization

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1 Joint IED Defeat Organization GEN(R) Montgomery C. Meigs, Director 8 May 2007

2 2 //FOR OFFICAL USE ONLY Beirut, Marine Barracks- 23 Oct killed, 75 wounded

3 3 /FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY World Trade Center - 26 Feb 93 6 killed, 1042 wounded

4 4 Yemen, USS Cole - 12 Oct 00 //FOR OFFICAL USE ONLY 17 killed, 39 wounded

5 United States- 11 Sep 01 //FOR OFFICAL USE ONLY 2,992 killed, wounded unknown Arlington, VA Pennsylvania New York City 5

6 /FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Madrid Bombings 11 Mar killed, 2050 wounded

7 7 London - 7 Jul 06 /FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 52 killed, 700 wounded

8 8 Algeria Bombings - 11 Apr 07 /FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 12 killed, 135 wounded

9 9 /FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Thailand, Market Bombing 30 Apr 07 1 killed, 25 wounded

10 Mission Focus (lead, advocate, coordinate) all Department of Defense actions in support of Combatant Commanders' and their respective Joint Task Forces' efforts to defeat Improvised Explosive Devices as weapons of strategic influence. (Hart/ /060103) 10

11 Source: OSD Comptroller, Financial Summary Tables: DoD Budget for Fiscal Year 2008, February How JIEDDO Funds Initiatives Commitments Administrative reservation of funds Commitments must occur while appropriation is available for new obligations (JIEDDF is a 3 year appropriation) Obligations Legal reservation of funds (Contract) For multi-year appropriations like Joint IED Defeat Fund (JIEDDF) obligations occur over several years. OSD goals are: Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Total 89% 8% 3% 100% Disbursement Contractor submits invoice for approval Government certifies invoice as valid; US Treasury makes payment or disburses funds For all appropriations, disbursements occur over several years. OSD goals are: Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Total 22.5% 47.01% 22.39% 4.40% 1.50% 0.8% 0.41% 100%

12 FY07 Commitments & Obligations 3614 $3.5 $ $2.5 2, $B $2.0 1,921 1,921 1, $1.5 1, ,646 $ $ $ OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP Total Commitments Total Obligations Available 12

13 $2.5B $2.0B $1.5B FY07 STANFINS Obligations (7 May) Of $1.92B: $1.788B Committed $1.303B Obligated $0.051B Operating Expenses (1 Aug) $0.082B MIPR(s) In Process $0.000B Remaining Funds Actual - 68% $1.0B Straight Line - 67% $0.5B $0 Oct 06 Nov Dec Jan 07 Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep As of 7 May 07 13

14 FY07 JIEDDO vs USA & USAF Procurement Obligations 80 Percent Obligations by Month Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May JIEDDO JIEDDO What If US Army* USAF* USN* USMC* Jan Army data based on Army s submission to OSD eportal data vice DFAS * Using Services Other Procurement Appropriation since this is most like JIEDDF As of 7 May 07 14

15 C-IED Funding FY04-07 Lines of Operations FY04 FY05 FY06 *FY07 Defeat the Device ,806 2,631 Attack the Network ,354 Train the Force Cross-Cutting Staff & Infrastructure Total 100 1,345 3,583 4,354 *Projected 7 May 07 15

16 DoD USD AT&L DOT&E JIEDDO Finding Network EUCOM SOUTHCOM PACOM OSD TIER 1 Industry TIER 2 AFRICOM COCOM Services USMC USD Policy BENS Industry Conferences USA SOCOM USN USAF CENTCOM Cal Tech JPL ISAF TRID Ops MNF-I FFRDC CJTF-82 Science Advisor MNC-I ORSA Deputy Director MITRE STRATCOM Intel Carnegie MIT LL Mellon RAND IDA CNA COIC Duke UT APL Columbia VMI PSU Laboratories UT IAT DIA CIA FBI Academia AFRL JHU APL ATF NSA ONR NRL Intelligence Community DHS USSS NPS Carnegie MIT Mellon Virginia Tech ARL DOJ DEA 16

17 JCAAMP Readiness Levels (RLs) Max Assign to Tenet IPT (increase RLs) Min Tenets Systems Engineering Functional SMEs Stakeholder JIEDDO Requirements, Resources & Acquisition Board Joint IED Defeat IPT Validation Exit Criteria TRL 6; TRNL 3; ARL 3; ACL 3 Integrated Initiative Summary Interim Service Assigned PMO Assigned Fully Funded JIEDDO Decision Authority > $25M DepSecDef Approval < $25M Validation Transition Point #2 17

18 Outreach for New Technology New Technologies Started Funded for Fielding CY06 CY07* CY06 CY07* CY06 CY07* Defeat the Device Attack the Network Train the Force ** Totals Average Time to Fund 2-8 Months *CY07 as of 7 May 07, **Awaiting Funding Prior to Implementation 18

19 JIEDDO Successes Attack the Network Force Protection Surveillance C-IED Targeting Airborne Data Collector Analysis Fusion Operations Intelligence Fusion Ground Situational Awareness Defeat the Device Vehicle Protection Exploitation Collection IED Detection Persistent Surveillance Jammers Information Sharing Law Enforcement Cell Phone Defeat EFP Defeat Route Clearance Search Dogs Robotics Man Portable Jammers Train the Force Jammer Training Electronic Warfare Training Training Aids Joint Centers of Excellence Information Sharing Web Site Training Surrogates 19

20 Attack the Network Persistent Surveillance Warrior Alpha Day and night tactical airborne ISR providing Division commanders with several hours per sortie of Full Motion Video over critical assigned areas. Includes data dissemination through beyond-line-of-sight data links to ground data terminals. Funding to date: $160M for OIF $61.4M for OEF Persistent Threat Detection System Large-area elevated surveillance full motion video support for forward operating bases. Provides persistent surveillance over long periods, over a wide area. Currently several deployed in support of OIF & OEF. Funding to date: $200M through FY06 FY07: $21.3M FY08: $37.2 Rapid Aerostat Initial Deployment (RAID) Towers Coupled with aerostat balloons, mobile elevated towers provide 24- hour surveillance & target identification; full motion video; precise targeting ability for both indirect fires & vectoring quick reaction forces. Funding: FY07 $65.4M 20

21 Attack the Network Leveraging Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Program (LEP) provides warfighter former law enforcement criminal network experts Locations: Iraq (Dec 06) Corps to BCT level Afghanistan (Jan 07) BN level JIEDDO HQ High Value Target investigations & analysis Investigative practices related to counter-ied operations Evidence collection for detainee prosecution Tactical questioning capabilities of HUMINT Teams Background Snapshot of 90 LEP Personnel DEA FBI Other Police Avg Experience 24% 23% 25% 28% ~ 25 years 23 Apr 07 21

22 Defeat the Device Protection & Mitigation Up Armor Vehicles An add-on armor kit that provides replacement doors and upgrades to the rocker panels/side pillar assemblies for the currently produced M1114 and M1151A1. Funding: Prior FY07: $598.4M Turret Analysis & Interim Gunner Protection Solution Provide survivability and ballistic vulnerability analysis and human factor analysis to evaluate 3 gunner protection kits. Kevlar Spall Liner Kevlar curtain suspended inside HMMWV to help absorb frags and spall resulting from EFP overmatch. Curtain surrounds turret gunner, providing protection to gunner and crew members on opposite side of impact. Funding: FY06: $174K, FY07: $200K Funding: FY07: $300K RTD&E 22

23 Defeat the Device Protection & Mitigation MRAP Advisory Role: IED-resistant armor Assisting with funding: R&D, testing JERRV Sustainment RECCE Vehicle Mine protected vehicle used by EOD and route clearance teams. Funding: Prior to FY07: $137.84M Funding: Prior to FY07: $8.1M FY07: $2.0M FY08: $105.5M 23

24 Defeat the Device Detection & Interrogation Jammers WARLOCK DUKE: Predominant vehicle mounted CREW systems in use by Army OIF/OEF. Addresses the capability gap of countering Radio-Controlled IEDs (RCIED). Funding: Prior to FY07: $782.1M FY07: $198.1M FY08: $8.0M Man-Portable Jammers Continuously upgrading to defeat evolving threat Worn as a backpack by one or more Soldiers. Provides protection from RCIED s anytime Soldiers are operating outside the protective envelope of a mounted or fixed CREW system Funding: Prior to FY07: $98.5M FY07: $19.4M 24

25 Defeat the Device Detection & Interrogation Minerollers Designed to pre-detonate pressureactivated IED events. Funding: FY07: $113M Rhino IED Pre-detonation Concept & first prototype developed by troops in theater Funding: Prior to FY07: $9.7M FY07: $27.5M 25

26 Defeat the Device Detection & Interrogation Specialized Search Dog Specially trained dog and handler team capable of detecting and marking the presence of arms, munitions, & explosive at a safe stand-off distance from the handler Funding: FY07: $3.2M FIDO Packbot Interrogation Arm for RG-31 & Husky Robotic Dog developed by integration of FIDO hand-held explosive sniffer on video-enabled PackBot robotic platform Funding: Prior to FY07: $1.9M FY07: $28.5M Stand-off Interrogation of IEDs using the probing / digging tool to expose objects and a metal detector/visible camera to identify targets. Funding: Prior to FY07: $5.5M 26

27 C-IED Training Spectrum as a Battlespace Adapting Enemy (Bomb Fusion Element) EWO Players / Observer Controllers Training Capabilities Jammers IED Network Replication Buffalo Surrogate Duke Surrogates C-IED Targeting Backtracking Assessment Electromagnetic Spectrum Management IED Simulators Route Recon Kits Battle Staff Tools Specialized Search Dogs Buffalo / Cougar Surrogates Mine Rollers Weapon Intel Teams Biometrics Testing Unmanned Aerial Systems Search Houses Portal Security Robotics Husky / Meercat Surrogates Rhino Training Capabilities In Development Chameleon Surrogate Hunter Surrogate IED Defeat Training Teams Tactical Advisor Teams (TAT) Advanced Tactical Advisor Teams (ATAT) Joint Expeditionary Team (JET) Brigade & below C-IED unit training Embedded advisors at brigade level for deployed units Provides C-IED training at division level & above 27

28 28 Incidents per CF Casualty - Iraq 1 in 6 The number of IED incidents necessary to produce one CF casualty (avg per month)

29 JIEDDO Approach to Future Collaborative Intelligence Integrated Operational Analysis Training Agility & Adaptability Out-Reach to Academe Rapid, risk tolerant R&D, testing, & fielding.defeat Improvised Explosive Devices as weapons of strategic influence 29

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