A d. e P. nc e. a A. M d. e G. - P h ase 2 - M e d. r the ADF

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1 AIR6500t Battle Management System sile Defe is M d n a ir A d e -Phase 1 - Join und-bas ro G e g n a R m iu - P h ase 2 - M e d sile Defence fo is M d n a ir A d te istent Integra rs e P d se a B d n a L r the ADF nc e

2 AIR 6500 Brief Outline Project Background Project Outline Project Execution TDL Interoperability Considerations

3 Project Background DWP16 stated that the Govt would strengthen Defence capability in six capability streams: ISR, Space, EW and Cyber Maritime and Anti-Submarine Warfare Strike and Air Combat Land Combat and Amphibious Warfare Key Enablers Air and Sea Lift capabilities

4 Project Background Defence White Paper 16 The government is concerned by the growing threat posed by ballistic and cruise missile capability and their proliferation in the Indo-Pacific and Middle East Regions. Australia and the US have established a bilateral working group to examine options for potential Australian contributions to integrated air and missile defence in the region. Being able to quickly exchange information, such as the location of threats, means the ADF can combine its already potent individual capabilities more effectively during joint operations generating greater combat weight and lethality.

5 Project Background Defence White Paper 16 Upgrade the ADF s existing air defence surveillance system, including C3 systems, sensors and targeting systems The Government will also acquire new ground-based radars from around 2020 and will expand Australia s access to situational awareness information New Medium-Range Ground Based Air Defence Weapons will be acquired in the mid to late 2020s to help protect valuable assets

6 Project Background Prior to DWP16, a series of projects already existed AIR Mobile Regional Operations Centre AIR Military Radio replacement AIR Fixed Radar replacement. AIR Vigilare C4I system upgrades

7 Project Outline 3 Projects established to meet the majority of DWP s IAMD requirements AIR6500 Phase 1 Upgraded or Replaced C4I Ground Based Sensors Mobile and Fixed Capabilities AIR6500 Phase 2 Medium-Range Ground Based Air and Missile Defence Effector LAND19-7B Short-Range Ground Based Air and Missile Defence Effector

8 Project Outline AIR6500 Phase 1 Requirements Integration of ADF 5th Gen capabilities Manage and disseminate the Common Tactical Picture across the ADF, fusing multiple sensors and data sources High levels of Integration with key Allies Manage Joint weapons employment, employing Target Evaluation Weapon Assignment (TEWA) and Integrated Fire Control (IFC) techniques Integration of EW Battle Management capabilities Operational in a contested/congested EM and cyber environment

9 Project Outline AIR6500 Phase 1 Outputs Upgraded or Replaced C4I system Scalable Open Architecture to support through-life enhancements Connectivity via multiple Data Links Providing varying levels of data quality to meet various taskings EWBM Capabilities Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) Sensors Multiple form factors, freq bands, and power outputs to provide flexibility Fixed (JROC) and Mobile (JMOC) capabilities Support Homeland and deployed activities and provide redundancy Fire Control Support for Phase 2 and LAND19-7B

10 Project Outline AIR6500 Phase 2 Requirements & Outputs Medium Range (10-50nm) GBAMD Effector Wide threat set, including 5th Gen and LO Fighter threats NOT including BM or RAM Integration with LAND19-7B SR-GBAMD Effectors Integration (through AIR6500-1) with all other IAMD effectors

11 AIR6500 Vision (from/to) Current Capabilities Separate and less efficient construct Missile Engagement Zone (MEZ) Fighter Engagement Zone (FEZ) Base Defense Zone (BDZ) IAMD Operational Concept Vision Joint Engagement Zone (JEZ) effective, integrated force engage at maximum effective range optimize situational understanding most appropriate weapon using shared sensor data defence in depth with increased flexibility and capacity

12 AIR 6500 OV-1: Joint Battle Management System SBIRS KA/KU/X Broadband IBS-CIB Expeditionary - Joint Engagement Zone UHF SATCOM Space Segment Airborne Relay Airborne C2 Homeland - Joint Engagement Zone Airborne Sensors Airborne Weapons Airborne Sensors Airborne Weapons Multiple Networks TIED DGS-AUS AIR Fixed C4I Multiple Networks Airborne Targets JORN/Strategic Sensors FFG AIR Mobile Ground Sensors AIR Fixed/ Relocatable Ground Sensors Airborne Targets AWD SEA GBMS US NAVY AIR Mobile Ground C4I Ground Targets SF/EW LND19-7B GBAMD ATC AIR Deployable Ground Weapons Deployed HQ/Base LHD AOC

13 Project Execution IAMD Program Approach Air Force Led Joint Capability All relevant projects contributing to an ADF-wide IAMD Capability AIR6500, LAND19-7B SEA4000, SEA5000, AIR5077, AIR6000 Integration essential to realising capability requirements Overlapping FIC requirements and planning Common training and workforce Potential to co-locate units

14 Project Execution AIR Schedule Gate 0 Mar 17 Gate 1 Jul 18 Gate 2 Feb 20 IOC FY22/23 FOC FY28/29 AIR Schedule Gate 0 Feb 20 Gate 1&2 Apr 22 IOC FY25/26 FOC FY28/29

15 TDL Interoperability Highly Interconnected System of Systems Generation of CTP Conduct of TEWA and Integrated Fire Control Close integration with ADF MTN Sub-Program US Interoperability requirements

16 TDL Interoperability Multiple Standards and Bearers Link 16, JREAP and Link 22 IBS and GCCS-J TTNT, CEC, JICD4.2.x? Data Forwarding

17 TDL Interoperability Interface Control Opportunities Multiple locations supporting both homeland and deployed operations Organic need for network monitoring Working closely with the ADF MTN to identify opportunities, equipment requirements, FIC support etc

18 AIR 6500 Brief Outline Project Background Project Outline Project Execution TDL Interoperability Considerations

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