Test and Training in the Mid-Atlantic Full-Spectrum Range Support Across all Services

Test and Training in the Mid-Atlantic Full-Spectrum Range Support Across all Services Presented to: 16 May 2018 ITEA 22 nd Test and Training Instrumentation Workshop 1 Presented by: Rob Vargo NAWCAD Senior Scientific and Technical Manager for Range Technology Innovation Director, Atlantic Test Ranges NAVAIR Range Department

CURRENT TEST STRATEGIES Testing the next generation of systems 2

PLATFORM-BASED T&E MQ-25A F-35 H-60 CH-53K MQ-4C MQ-8B/C V-22 E-2C/D F/A-18A-F EA-18G P-8A AH-1/UH-1 EMALS 3

MOBILE CAPABILITIES 4

REAL-TIME CONNECTIVITY 5

CHANGE AGENTS Near peer / peer competitors Acquisition of technical capabilities Realistic training for warfighter Weapons system capabilities & employment Scale of demand for Test and Training 6

CAPABILITY-BASED ACQUISITION OUPACING THE THREAT Digital Thread Enables Rapid Delivery of Integrated Capabilities Enabling Capabilities-Based T&E System models form Constructive basis for LVC M&S environment Constructive Virtual Live Integrated Warfare Analysis establishes CONEMPS and Effects-Chains SYSTEM MODEL SoS MODEL CONEMPS and Effects Chains are modeled at the System of Systems (SoS) level Digital Linkage Systems are developed in a Model-Based environment (SE Transformation) 7 LVC-based training maximizes Fleet proficiency

EVOLVING SUPPORT DEMAND USFF Fleet Design Stretch Goals Human-Machine Integration (HMI) with Artificial Intelligence (AI) Integrated and Autonomous UxS Integrated Training, Exercise, Wargame, Experimentation, Acquisition, and Operations Live-Virtual-Constructive Environment/Network 8

FLEET DESIGN Training must: Be realistic, responsive and adaptive Account for the breadth of fleet capabilities Provide a comprehensive approach to train warfighters to fight as a fleet Be available pier-side and underway Be compatible with the fleet tactical grid Include a comprehensive approach to training across the fleet from the tactical to the operational level of war Provide Theater-Force level capability and capacity wholeness 9

TESTING LIKE WE FIGHT Enables Robust Training Infrastructure 10

TEST RANGES INTERCONNECTED / INTEROPERABLE 11

TEST + TRAINING 12

Data products are similar ARCHITECTURE Often the same for Test and Training Test and Training instrumentation commonality or modularity helps mitigate spectrum requirements and/or limitations Flexible and responsive targets Efficiencies in development and sustainment through modularity, common core products and collaboration 13

TEST & TRAINING INVESTMENTS Common Range Integrated Instrumentation System For use across DoD ranges 14

SUPPORTING WARFIGHTER TRAINING 15

PARTNERSHIPS Partnering ensures we share technology and knowledge between services and sites and leads to sharing proven government systems between government entities. 16

JACRC PARTNERSHIPS Joint Atlantic & Chesapeake Range Cooperative Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Newport, RI NAVAIR Atlantic Test Ranges, Patuxent River, MD U.S. Army Aberdeen Test Center, Aberdeen, MD Joint Interoperability Test Command, Fort Meade, MD NASA Wallops Flight Facility, Wallops, VA U.S. Army Fort A. P. Hill, Bowling Green, VA U.S. Fleet Forces Command (N73), Norfolk, VA Fleet Forces Atlantic Exercise Coordination Center Fleet Area Control & Surveillance Facility, Virginia Capes, NAS Oceana, VA NAVSEA Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Carderock Combatant Craft Division, Little Creek, VA NAVSEA NSWC Dahlgren Division, Dahlgren, VA NAVSEA NSWC, Dam Neck, VA NAVSEA Surface Combat Systems Center, Wallops Island, VA Army National Guard Fort Pickett, Blackstone, VA Army National Guard, Camp Pendleton, Virginia Beach, VA Air Combat Command, Langley AFB, Hampton, VA NAVSEA NSWC Corona, CA (East Coast Ranges - NAS Oceana, VA) 17

MID-ATLANTIC REGION Mid Atlantic: Force Provider HQs Ground-test Facilities Open Air Ranges Tri-service Laboratories Warfighters 18

QUESTIONS? 19

Backup 20

NAVY TEST + TRAINING OPNAV Reorganization N94 MRTFB Test Planning Targets Training S&T N94 Campaign for Optimization Open Air / Surface Range Enterprise Electronic Warfare Test and Training Requirements Targets Gaps High Energy Laser Test Capabilities Cost of T&E NAVAIR Ranges routinely collaborate with SCORE and FACSFAC VACAPES 21

THREAT / TARGETS Land, sea and aerial target services Maine to Gulf of Mexico Routinely support Test and Training Ability to manage capabilities and resources to support Training requirements in addition to supporting Test and Evaluation missions T-72 Main Battle Tank QST-35 Surface Target When the VC-6 target composite squadron role was deactivated in 2008, the NAWCAD Atlantic Targets & Marine Operations Division took on the role of providing Fleet surface and aerial target services to train the warfighter. HSMST BQM-74 Aerial Targets 22