CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION DIRECTORATE (CDID) AUSA Update 17 NOV Signal/Cyber/Electronic Warfare

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1 CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION DIRECTORATE (CDID) AUSA Update 17 NOV 2015 Signal/Cyber/Electronic Warfare

2 Agenda Army Signal Corps Overview Cyber Center of Excellence Way Ahead Cyber CoE CDID Mission The Capability Development Process The Defense Acquisition Management Framework The Change in Mission Questions 2

3 Army Signal Corps Overview (1 of 2) 60,457 Total Authorizations USAR 9,602 16% Types of Units: 57% in non-signal MTOE 20% in Signal MTOE 23% in TDAs (NETCOM, Staffs) NG 20,675 34% ACTIVE 30,180 50% Personnel Structure: 1 Branch 25 Officer 2 Functional Area Officers, FA24 and 53 3 Warrant Officer MOSs 17 Enlisted MOSs 11 Accession 2

4 Army Signal Corps Overview (2 of 2) Core Mission Sets Signal Staff Operations (G6/S6) DOD Information Networks (DODIN) Operations - Actions taken to design, build, configure, secure, operate, maintain, and sustain DOD communications systems and networks. Cybersecurity/Computer Network Defense (CND) Communication Security (COMSEC) Spectrum Management Operations Information / Enterprise Systems Management Visual Information (VI) Support 3

5 Center of Excellence Approved Organization KEY Known Growth Organization Existing Organization QAO DtCG CSM Cyber CoE Personal Staff Inspector General Staff Judge Advocate Changing Organization Coordination between Organizations Chief of Staff Cyber School Signal School HQ Det., CoE DOTD NCO Academy CDID HQs G-1 G-2 G-3 G-4 G-6 G-8 Special Staff EO/Sharp Protocol Safety PAO Retention KM STRATCOM Cyber/EW Personnel Proponent Cyber Historian Student Training Battalion Cyber-DCO Training Division EW School Ft. Sill, OK Cyber-OCO Training/AIT Corey Station EW School Does Not Move Signal Personnel Proponent 15 th Regimental Signal BDE PME & LD Battalion Pri Leadership Div Cyber Training Div AIT TNG BN CNS TNG Division AIT TNG BN BCS TNG Division ITD TNG Division VIOS Stu Det Ft. Meade, MD 25L Adv School Sheppard AFB, TX Museum P AWC/ CGSC Training Support Division Training Div Doctrine Division D T L NCOA ALC NCO SLC VIOS NCOA Meade Det EW ALC/SLC Ft Sill, OK Support to CoEs and AWC O M MCCoE ACoE ICoE MCoE SCoE MSCoE FCoE Current Operations Concepts & Analysis Requirements Div Cyber Battle Lab TCM N & S TCM TR TCM EW TCM Cyber Forward Support Element USASM A 4

6 Signal Towers Current Facility Assessment (ISR-I Ratings) Functionality & Quality Facility # Building Name Mission F-Rating Quality Q-rating Vincent Hall G G Dixon Hall G G Cobb Hall G G Brant Hall G A Moran Hall G A Moran Hall R R Greely Hall** A R Burkhardt Hall** A R Saltzman Hall** R R Allen Hall R R Hazen Hall** A A Fisher Hall** A A Allison Hall** A A Johnston Hall** R G Stansell Hall** A A 8 th St Power Slated for Demo Power Station Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Minor Faults Major Faults Uninhabitable Current Challenges 11 of 14 Classroom Facilities and HQ facility built between (3 built 84-86); zero RM investment since construction Total of 694 classrooms on campus, 8 received Classroom XXI upgrade, 192 received other minor (IT) modernization Facilities in current state are inadequate for Cyber, Signal, EW Training (lacks modern IT; Electrical infrastructure/power; inadequate HVAC to support current/new requirements; Limited SCIF Classrooms on Cyber CoE campus) Even minor upgrades are impeded by Asbestos abatement, leaking roofs, lead paint, and significant structural issues Moran Moran Burkhardt Greely Saltzman Allen Allison Johnston Fisher Stansell Dixon Cobb Brant Chamberlain Ave Alexander Hazen B St. Winship Barnes Ave Vincent Data provided by DPW as of 21 May 2015 Barton Field 5

7 Construct the Campus Design Principles Rapidly reconfigurable Cyber Weapons System: Operational Network and Data Center (TS/SCI to NIPR) for full Spectrum Cyberspace Operations State of the art, modernized campus for Cyber, Signal, and EW Training and Force Modernization Proponency actions Multiple laboratories creating Cyber, Signal, and EW collaborative and interactive learning environments (Army Learning Model); access to Joint Cyber Ranges Technical Research Library (up to TS/SCI level) supporting both on and off campus research and self/group study Design Campus for Experience environment to enforce higher cognitive skills, attract new recruits, and impact to retain the best talent Requires a Persistent Training Environment. Facilities Way Ahead Design around Cyber Weapons System: Operational Network and Data Center (TS/SCI to NIPR) for full Spectrum Cyberspace Operations Requires significant SCIF and Controlled access facilities Provide analysis for identifying critical facilities for restoration & modernization to meet course timelines and student loads Identify where and when to build complete and usable buildings for a Cyber COE Campus w/ MILCON in POM Phase I Phase II Phase III Phase IV UNCLASSI Artist Rendition 6

8 Evolving Cyber Education 25 CMF Signal School Signal/ Communications Networks Network Management Cyber School Defensive Cyber Operations Offensive Cyber Operations 17 CMF Functional Areas Information Services Visual Information Leader Education Cyber Planning Electronic Warfare Leader Education 7

9 Mission Statements ARCIC Mission ARCIC integrates Army and Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, and Multinational (JIIM) efforts to develop concepts and capabilities that ensure Soldiers, leaders, and units are prepared to fight, win, and accomplish the mission across the range of military operations. CCoE CDID Mission Develop, evaluate, and integrate concepts, requirements and solutions for the Army as Force Modernization Proponent for Cyberspace Operations, Signal Communications Networks & Information Services, and Electronic Warfare across DOTMLPF Warfighting functions and formations to provide Soldiers and units the capabilities required to support Combatant Commanders. 8

10 Operations and Program Management Task Organization Director Cyber Capabilities Development and Division Cyber Support Element Fort Meade Cyber Support Element Ft Leavenworth Internal/External Coordination Program Management Synchronization Deputy Director GS15 Deputy Director Cyber Concepts and Analysis Division Requirements Division Cyber Battle Lab Division TCM Electronic Warfare TCM Networks and Services TCM Tactical Radios TCM Cyber Concept Dev & Force 2025 Campaign of Learning S and T Studies and Analysis ORSA Future Force Required Capabilities Threat Assessment & Threat Support Requirements Determination Force Design Development JCIDS Documentation Lead DOTMLPF Assessments Lead for Agile Process (NIE) Capability Needs Analysis (CNA) Total Army Analysis (TAA) Lead for non POR material solutions Experimentation/ Wargaming Model & Simulations Battle Lab Collaborative Simulation Environment NOSC Prototyping System integration and Risk Reduction RHN-E support to NIE/AEWE/Experi mentation System Support System Life Cycle DOTLMPF Management Functional User Rep for Electronic Warfare/Spectrum Management System Support System Life Cycle DOTLMPF Management Functional User Rep for Tactical Network Transport and Information Services Enterprise User Rep for Network Transport and Information Services, NETOPS System Support System Life Cycle DOTLMPF Management Functional User Rep for Tactical Mobile Devices (e.g. hand-held radios) System Support System Life Cycle DOTLMPF Management Functional User Rep for Defensive and Offensive Cyberspace Operations 9

11 CDID System Portfolio User Representation and Life-Cycle Management From Concept to Combat N E T O P S Tactical Transport & Information Systems Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T) Line of Sight Multichannel Radio Terminal (TRC-190) Tropospheric Scatter Microwave Radio Terminal (TRC- 170) Wide Band SATCOM Global Broadcast System (GBS) Phoenix, (TSC-156) Secure Mobile Anti- Jam Reliable Tactical- Terminal (SMART-T) Tactical Satellite Communications Terminals (TSC- 85/93) Satellite Constellations: EHF, AEHF, DSCS, WGS, UFO Strategic SATCOM Terminals Network Operations Systems/ Capabilities Enterprise NETOPS WIN-T NETOPS JTRS Net Management Joint Network Management System (JNMS) Integrated System Control (ISYSCON) Army Key Management System (AKMS) Defense Tactical Message System (DTMS) Narrowband SATCOM Portable Single Channel TACSAT Terminals Single Channel Anti- Jam Man Portable (SCAMP) Terminal Satellite Constellations: UFO, MUOS Tactical Radios Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS) Enhances Position Location Reporting System (EPLRS) High Frequency (HF) Land Mobile Radio (LMR)* Multiband Inter/Intra Team Radio (MBITR)* Cyber Operations Domain supporting each Portfolio Capability Electronic Warfare Integrated Electronic Warfare System (IEWS) family of systems Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool (EWPMT) Multifunction Electronic Warfare (MFEW) systems Defensive Electronic Attack (DEA) TCM-N&S TCM-TR TCM-EW 10

12 Capability Development Process What do CDIDs do? CONCEPTS Develop concepts and identify required capabilities REQUIREMENTS Analyze Operating Environment, assess gaps, and identify solutions EXPERIMENTATION Refines ideas, concepts, solutions, prototypes, and evolving technologies TRADOC CAPABILITY Manager Represents the Warfighter in development, fielding, & life cycle management of capabilities Signal/Cyber/EW Capability Development White Papers, Concepts & CONOPS Doctrine Organization Design Training Leader Development Force Management Campaign of Learning Synchronization of DOTMLPF Solutions Army Capstone Concept Army Operating Concept Army Functional Concepts Capabilities- Based Assessment CPOF / GCCS-A Standardized Integrated Command Post System SUPPORT FORCE MODERNIZATION CAPABILITY DEVELOPMENT for: SIGNAL / CYBER / EW

13 Defense Acquisition Management Framework 11

14 HQDA Cyber EXORD: Change to CoE Mission Force Modernization Proponent for: Cyberspace Operations (DODIN, DCO, OCO) Signal/Communications Networks and Information Services Network Transport Network Operations (NETOPS) Network Services Electronic Warfare Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO) Visual Information (VI) Responsible for developing, defining, documenting, coordinating, and defending all DOTMLPF Signal, Cyber, EW requirements across all Warfighting Functions 12

15 CyberCoE CDID Key Personnel Organization Chart as of October 2015 Program Mgmt Div (PMD) Ms. Lynette Wright, Ch, Ms. Kelita Evans, Requirements Div (RID) Vacant, Ch Mr. Dwayne Williams, Dep Ch, Vacant, Admin Asst, Concepts & Analysis Division (CAD) COL Joseph Dworaczyk, Ch, Mr. David LaFlam, Dep, Mr. Rodney Edmond, Threat Office Mr. Larry Hunter, Mr. Jeff Hardimon, Cyber Battle Lab Division COL John Grant, Ch, Mr. Dale White, Dep Ch, Mr. Russell Gray, Admin Asst, CDID HQs COL Laroy Peyton, Dir, COL Anthony Roper, Dep Dir, SGM Perry Summerville, Vacant, Tech Adv, CPT Edmund Goldsberry, XO, Ms. Melba Brock, Admin, Current Operations Br (COB) LTC Julius Johnson, Ch, Mr. Gene Cantrell, Cyber Spt Element Ft Leavenworth Mr. Malcolm Martin, Dr. Victor Delacruz, Cyber Spt Element Fort Meade Ms. Victoria Calhoun, TRADOC Capability Manager Network Services (TCM-NS) TRADOC Capability Manager Tactical Radios (TCM-TR) TRADOC Capability Manager Cyber (TCM-CYBER) TRADOC Capability Manager Electronic Warfare (TCM-EW) COL Troy Douglas, TCM, Mr. Bill Little, Dep TCM, Ms. Sherree Dzikiewicz, Admin, COL Schawn Branch, TCM, Mr. Paul Chernek, Dep TCM, Mrs. Toni McDavid, Admin, COL Tim Presby, TCM, Mr. Al Morrison, Dep TCM, Ms. Teresa Middleton, Admin, LTC(P) Steven Oatman, Mr. Matt Cullen, Acting Dep

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