Worldwide Joint Training Conference 2004 31 August 2004

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Worldwide Joint Training Conference 2004 31
August 2004
LTC Hil Evers TCJ5-RE DSN 779-1877
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Purpose
Provide the Joint Training Community an update on
USTRANSCOM support to Training.
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Agenda

• USTRANSCOM Support Organization
• FY05-06 Outlook
• Issues
• Support to COCOM Training
• POSITIVE FORCE/TURBO DISTRIBUTION 05
• Exercise Funding
• CJCS Air Missions funding
• Summary

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USTRANSCOM Exercise POCs
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FY 05 Outlook

• 209 CJCS exercise events (source JTIMS)
• 23 cancelled/postponed/suspended by Sponsoring
  Commands
• 186 proposed/approved events requiring USTRANSCOM
  support
• Contingency rotations
• Military air transport is limited
• Some over/out available
• Civilian air transport may be available
• Surface transport is plentiful

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TRANSCOM External Training Support Elements
BATTLESTAFF
FUNCTIONAL
COCOM CPXs
STRATEGIC LIFT
WAR GAMES-EXPERIMENTS
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Functional Exercises
TCADS
TIS
BATTLESTAFF
UC
FUNCTIONAL
COCOM CPXs
TURBO ACT
JLOTS
STRATEGIC LIFT
WAR GAMES-EXPERIMENTS
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Functional ExercisesFY 04 FY 08
TA Training Audience ERC Exercise Response
Cell MRC Minimum Response Cell RC Response
Cell O/C On Call X Airlift/Sealift
Support LNO USTC Liaison Officer TC
USTRANSCOM JECG Joint Exercise Control Group
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CJCS/Combatant Commander CPXs

• TRAINING
• Deployment and Distribution
• Dynamic Airlift and Sealift
• Schedules
• Response Cell. (one on one training of the D2
  System)
• ITVGES DESS
• TRANSCOP
• DM4/AMD

D2 Distribution and Deployment system
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FY 05 Exercise Support
TA Training Audience ERC Exercise Response
Cell MRC Minimum Response Cell RC Response
Cell O/C On Call X Airlift/Sealift
Support LNO USTC Liaison Officer TC
USTRANSCOM JECG Joint Exercise Control Group
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PF05 Part B TD05
Fulfillment
Demand
Services
Vendors
FORCES
Sys Architecture History STARTEX Position
Sys Architecture History STARTEX Position
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DISTRIBUTION ENVIRONMENT SUPPORT SYSTEM
THEATER
Requirements Generator
JDLM
JOPES/ GES21
CFAST/ AT 21
War Fight Model
Spread Sheet Input
CSS/TSS THEATER War Fight Model
What we will have for PF/TD05
JDLM
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FY 06 Exercise Support
TA Training Audience ERC Exercise Response
Cell MRC Minimum Response Cell RC Response
Cell O/C On Call X Airlift/Sealift
Support LNO USTC Liaison Officer TC
USTRANSCOM JECG Joint Exercise Control Group
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Service Incremental Funding ofUSTRANSCOM CEP
Support
Exercises requiring Support
Canceled exercises
800K Projected of a 2.5M Requirement
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Exercise Support

• COCOM (Joint Staff, USTRANSCOM, USSTRATCOM,
  USNORTHCOM, USJFCOM) support is essential to all
  GEOCOCOM CPX exercises
• Current funding methodology fails to recognize
  functional COCOM costs in support of CPX events
• Funding COCOM CPX events without proportional
  funding to their functional support produces
  ineffective training
• Recommendation Fund CPX as a package of event
  and support costs

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STRATLIFT Support for Joint Exercises

• AIRLIFT AND SEALIFT
• CHANNELS
• PAX AND CARGO

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Use of SAAMs for CJCS Exercises

• Some commands have used Special Assignment
  Airlift Missions (SAAMs) to support CJCS
  exercises
• Reasons given for requesting SAAMs vs CJCS
  Exercise
• Provide COCOM direct control over the mission
• Obtain a higher CJCS airlift priority (CJCS
  exercise priority is 2B1 or 2B2, Joint Pub 4-1)
• Ensure availability of an AMC aircraft
• Preclude identifying sensitive airlift request
  information via the Time Phased Force and
  Deployment Data (TPFDD)
• Missions converted to CJCS missions after the
  fact to allow billing the airlift to the CJCS
  Exercise MIPR

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Use of SAAMs for CJCS Exercises

• Future CJCS exercise missions using CJCS
  transportation funding should be requested as
  CJCS exercise missions using established
  procedures (CJCSM 3500.03A Encl L U, and CJCSI
  3511.01 Encl C)
• AMC TACC will schedule missions as CJCS exercise
  missions
• Assign exercise mission numbers and mission
  symbols
• Bill airlift costs to the CJCS Exercise MIPR
• AMC responsible for remaining within annual
  budget
• AMC TACC to advise COCOM if airlift requirements
  are likely to exceed budget
• COCOMs responsible for remaining within funding
  target
• May request increased target from the Joint Staff
• CJCS Exercise fund cite not to be used for SAAMs

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Use of SAAMs for CJCS Exercises

• Unique CJCS Exercise Requirements
• Request by Time Phased Force and Deployment Data
  (TPFDD)
• Identify any unique requirements in a newsgroup
• Specific departure dates/times
• Stand down requirements
• Capability to divert mission to meet operational
  needs
• High visibility mission requiring close watch
• AMC can tailor the exercise mission to meet
  unique requirements
• Requests should be limited to those few missions
  requiring specific interest to meet COCOM
  objectives
• AMC TACC can assign a Trusted Agent for certain
  exercises
• Work with the COCOM to obtain higher probability
  of getting an AMC aircraft on the date requested
  (Approval authority is USTRANSCOM and the
  Commander, AMC TACC)

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Continuing Issues

• JTIMS Management
• Accurate forecasting requires accurate data
• Pax/ST requirements chronically missing
• Need COCOM support to identify initial
  transportation requirements in JTIMS (Trans Tab)
• Update routinely or as changes are known
• TPFDD Discipline
• Revised JOPES Vol III changes validation timeline
  (T-60)
• Late validation and multiple changes disrupt
  scheduling activities
• Greater risk of non-support

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Summary

• Identify transportation requirements early as
  possible to help ensure necessary lift will be
  available
• OPTEMPO is high expected to continue into FY06
• Availability of military airlift will continue
  to be limited
• Maximize sealift/ground transportation
• TPFDD Discipline is a must
• Use SAAM missions correctly
• Continuing issues
• There is a need to recalibrate the methodology
  being used to fund CEP support

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QUESTIONS?
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• BACKUPS

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USTRANSCOM Organization for Exercise Management
Requirements Validation
Planning Oversight
Execution Management
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Key Planning Considerations

• CJCS Priority System guides commitment
• Strategic airlift availability is limited
• Current allocations support high priority efforts
• Surface transportation is available, reliable,
  and cost efficient

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CJCS Priority System

• 1A1 Presidential directed mission
• 1A2 Forces in combat designated by the CJCS in
  accordance with SECDEF guidance
• 1A3 Programs approved by the President for top
  national priority
• 1A4 Special weapons
• 1B1 Missions specifically directed by the
  SECDEF
• 1B2 Units, projects, or plans specifically
  approved by the SECDEF or CJCS
• 1B3 Frequency channels
• 2A1 Forces deploying or positioned and
  maintained in a state of readiness for immediate
  combat or direct combat or direct combat support
• 2A2 Industrial productions activities engaged
  in manufacture of weapons
• 2B1 and 2B2 CJCS Exercises
• 3A1 Readiness or evaluation tests when airlift
  is required to support unit inspection or
  evaluation tests
• 3A2 Forces maintained in a state of readiness
  to deploy for combat
• 3A3 Requirements channels
• 3B1, 3B2, 3B3 Training missions
• 3B4 Airdrop or air transportability or aircraft
  certification of new or modified equipment
• 4A1 Forces tasked for employment in support of
  approved war plans and support activities
  essential to such forces
• 4A2 Static loading exercises
• 4B1 Other forces or activities
• 4B2 Other non-DOD activities that cant be
  supported by commercial lift

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Strategic Airlift Availability Example

• CJCS Priority System guides commitment
• Airlift commitment on 7 Jan 04 (of 87 taskable
  C-5/C-17)
• 5 for Banners/Silvers (1A1)
• 6 for SAAMs (1AX)
• 3 for Alerts (1AX)
• 33 for Contingencies (1B1)
• 33 for Contingency Channels (1BX)
• 0 for CJCS Exercises (2BX)
• 2 for Weapons Instruction Course (WIC) (Fenced)
• Current allocations support high priority efforts
• Surface transportation is available, reliable,
  and cost efficient

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