Experiences as a MEU(SOC) Commander. Brigadier General Ronald J. Johnson, USMC Assistant Deputy Commandant Plans, Policies and Operations, HQMC

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Experiences as a MEU(SOC) Commander Brigadier General Ronald J. Johnson, USMC Assistant Deputy Commandant Plans, Policies and Operations, HQMC

PRE-DEPLOYMENT TRAINING AT-SEA PERIODS DATES EVENT LOCATION PURPOSE AVON PARK, FL (540 NM FROM SHIP) NORFOLK, VA BOGUE FIELD, NC CAMP LEJEUNE, NC MYRTLE BEACH, SC TOWNSEND RANGE, GA PINECASTLE, FL (485 NM FROM SHIP) 28 NOV-5 DEC 05 TRIDENT WARRIOR -VA CAPES -CLNC OP AREA -ACE DLQ S -CE SHIPBOARD FAMS 6-19 JAN 06 GROUP SAIL I / II -CLNC OP AREA -CE / PHIBRON INTEGRATION -ACE DLQ S 6-14 FEB 06 ESGINT -CLNC OP AREA -MEU DRIVER TRAINING -SHIPBOARD FAMS 28 MAR 13 APR 06 ESGEX -CLNC OP AREA -PINE CASTLE RANGE, FL -TOWNSEND RANGE, GA -BOGUE FIELD 28 APR-11 MAY 06 CERTEX -CLNC OP AREA -MYRTLE BEACH -AVON PARK, FL -TOWNSEND RANGE, GA -FULL MISSION PROFILE EXERCISES -SACEX -DEEP STRIKE -FULL MISSION PROFILE -CERTIFICAITON -DEEP STRIKE (ISO SOF)

TRAINING IN AN URBAN ENVIRONMENT (TRUE) Five Maritime Special Purpose Force (MSPF) Raids (BLT Integrated throughout) Three Company-Sized Raids (Non Live Fire) (Creeds, VA) Medevac / Mass Casualty Exercises First Aid Reception Site Casualty Tracking Procedures Simulated IED s on NOB Norfolk, VA Convoy Operations Urban Operations (Patrolling / Assaults / Raids / VCP / ECP / Firm Base Operations) C2 of Forces in an Urban/Congested Area Sustainmnet of the Force Firm Base / FOB Security (Fixed Site Security) Pre-Combat Actions Tactical Recovery of Aircraft and Personnel (TRAP) HA Projects Time Sensitive Targeting *STRATEGIC INDUSTRIES SPECIAL EFFECTS / ROLE PLAYERS INTEGRATED THROUGHOUT PTP

USMC / Joint Air Integration ESGINT/SACEX I F-15 F-16 F/A-18 F-22 EA-6B P-3 PELICAN Total Projected Sorties 0 4 6 0 0 0 0 10 Actual Sorties 0 4 6 0 0 0 0 10 Mission CAS CAS CAS CAS EWCAS SIGINT TRUEX F-15 F-16 F/A-18 F-22 EA-6B P-3 PELICAN Total Projected Sorties 8 2 12 8 2 5 11 48 Actual Sorties 14 4 8 4 2 5 10 47 Mission SIMCAS/ SIM CAS SIM CAS/ SIM CAS EWCAS/ SIGINT ESGEX/SACEX II F-15 A-10 F/A-18 F-22 EA-6B P-3 PELICAN Total Projected Sorties 4 8 12 0 0 0 0 24 Actual Sorties 2 6 10 0 0 0 0 18 Mission CAS CAS CAS CAS EWCAS SIGINT

1 24 MEU OPERATION / EXERCISES SUMMARY 2 4 11 3 10 9 7 8 6 Click on numbers for detailed information on specific areas 5 IN CHOP DATES C6F: 12 June C5F: 4 July C6F: 8 Nov C2F: 28 Nov

COMMAND & CONTROL

TSC 93 D ENHANCED COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS 2 Mbps vice 1 Mbps New un-taught and unpublished modem settings required when replacing or resetting the modem Trojan Spirit Lite Secure and reliable access to NSANet and JWICS Provided limited access to SIPR when not available through JTFE AN/MRC 142 A model used to provide network services to ACE or BLT up to 30 mi away from CE B model required to fully leverage ship-toshore DWTS connectivity scheduled for use during next deployment GBS IP no issues provided reliable service

Blue Force Tracker ENHANCED COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS Used during exercises while deployed No CONUS satellite coverage VOIP Used extensively inter-meu MCNOSC must establish connections to enable MEUs to plug-and-play Shipboard routers unable to support due to outdated operating systems Wireless SIPRNET (SECNET 11) Excellent capability used extensively during operations ashore Provides user mobility and flexibility within the FOB

EPLRS ENHANCED COMMAND AND CONTROL SYSTEMS Used during every ship-to-shore movement at ranges up to 30NM Provides low cost data capability vs. INMARSAT dial-up including CHAT, COP and limited file sharing Shipboard router operating system upgrades were required for full integration of EPLRS into shipboard SIPRNET Provides path for M-DACT & D-DACT 30 NM

SHIPBOARD COMMAND AND CONTROL Radio equipment maintenance Many single channel radio (SCR) systems aboard Iwo had not been used or tested since last embarked MEU (2003) Impacted ability to train on VHF and HF during PTP HF amplifiers were a problem throughout the deployment required constant maintenance WSC-6 and WSC-8 Although normally a reliable system, frequent outages caused significant degradation of NIPR, SIPR and POTS throughout the deployment

POTS Less than 50% availability throughout workups and deployment NCTAMS and Iwo worked the system throughout with extremely limited success Network SHIPBOARD COMMAND AND CONTROL SIPR and NIPR drops inadequate NIPR bandwidth inadequate Wireless SIPR capability a must to rapidly overcome drop shortfalls and allow for flexibility in C2 space configuration Quality of life vs. operational requirements

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