Evolving Surveillance and Response Group s role in supporting Navy in the extended battlespace

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1 Evolving Surveillance and Response Group s role in supporting Navy in the extended battlespace GPCAPT David Hombsch, COS SRG

2 The SRG Mission (revised 2016) To sustain and enhance multi-domain intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, strike, control of the air, and airspace management and control capabilities, across the full spectrum of operations, in support of Australia s national interests.

3 To Sustain and Enhance SRG role is Raise, Train and Sustain. Routinely force assigned to CJOPS for operations. 24/7, 365 days Capability through: Equipment People Innovation

4 Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance Systems approach to ISR Presence and persistence: MQ-4A Triton P-8A Poseidon E-7A Wedgetail Gulfstream ISREW Resilience in denied environment: Jindalee Operational Radar Network Space Capabilities Pre-emptive; HADR response: UAS/MQ-4A

5 Strike Anti-Surface/Anti-Sub P-8A Poseidon Land-based ASCM (?) Air Interdiction/Strategic Attack P-8A Poseidon Medium Altitude Long Endurance RPA Electronic Warfare P-8A Poseidon E-7A Wedgetail Gulfstream ISREW Enabling and Enabled by: F-35 Growler Super-Hornet & RAN (DDG/FFG/SH60R)

6 Control of the Air SRG Enablers: E-7A Wedgetail Vigilare and Space capabilities Gulfstream ISREW Enhancing: RAAF ACG (JSF, Growler, Super Hornet) Networked and cooperative control Overlapping Responsibilities Land, Maritime, Air Contesting: AIR 6500

7 Airspace Management and Control Networked & Multi-Domain Vigilare AIR6500 Pervasive Jindalee Over the Horizon Space Situational Awareness Overhead Persistent Infra-Red Electro-magnetic Spectrum Adaptable Mobile and fixed Integrated with Fleet Resilient Survivable in denied and degraded operating environment

8 Integrated; Multi-Domain; Full Spectrum Expeditionary KA/KU/X SBIRS IBS CIB Broadband UHF SATCOM Space Segment Airborne C2 Airborne Relay Airborne Sensors Homeland Airborne Weapons Airborne Weapons Airborne Sensors Multiple Networks TIED DGS AUS Airborne Targets Multiple Networks AIR Fixed C4I JORN/Strategic Sensors ATC Mobile Ground Sensors FFG AIR Fixed/ Relocatable Ground Sensors AOC Airborne Targets AWD SEA GBMS Ground Targets AIR Mobile Ground C4I US NAVY LHD SF/EW LND19 7B GBAMD AIR Deployable Ground Weapons Deployed HQ/Base

9 The People Training continuum Air Academy shapes recruits SRG develops proficient operators AWC/AMWC teach/improve integrated TTP New roles/capabilities = New skills Space (Enlisted and Officer) UAS: pilots, payload operators Intelligence exploitation requirements

10 The Challenges Right people, right numbers, right skills Interoperability leading to integration Avoiding organisational stove-piping Information classification and compartmentalisation affecting utility of the Intelligence/Operations Mission Databases Denied, degraded and contested environments training how we will have to fight live, virtual, constructive

11 SRG Vision SRG will deliver decisive operational capability to the 5th generation warfighter through comprehensive intelligence surveillance, reconnaissance, and superior multi-domain common picture compilation and fusion, in order to enable decision superiority for the precise execution of kinetic and non-kinetic effects, while preserving the security and safety of our sea and air lines of communication domestically and abroad. SRG will remain continuously prepared to defend Australia and our national interests on behalf of the Australian Defence Force, the Government of Australia and its people.

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