United States Army Pacific USARPAC

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Track 7 Challenges of Expeditionary and
Operational Base Forces
United States Army Pacific (USARPAC) 311th Signal
Command (Theater) Transformation
Session 6 22 AUG 07 / 1430
COL Kirkman, Chief of Staff, 311th SC
(T) Edric.kirkman_at_us.army.mil
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Track 7, Session 6 311th SC(T) Transformation

• PURPOSE To present and discuss transformation
  of the 311th Theater Signal Command to 311th
  Signal Command (Theater) in support of overall
  transformation of the Pacific Theater Army
  (USARPAC)
• OBJECTIVES By the end of this brief you will be
  able to  
• Understand the basic redesign of the Theater Army
  (ASCC) G6 and its effect on Theater Signal
  Command structure
• Understand the functions of the SC(T) in the
  Pacific Theater
• Discuss the shift of operational focus of the
  311th SC(T)

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Agenda

• Background
• Army Transformation
• The Pacific Region
• CG, USARPAC tenets for Pacific SC(T)
• Command Relationships
• Mission Sets
• Shift in Operational Focus
• Other mission sets
• 311th Support to TSC Programs
• JTF-HD J6 Support Relationships
• Organizational Structure
• MTOE w/ support TDA
• RCIO standup
• USARPAC G6 to OCCD Transformation
• Take Aways

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Army Transformation and the Pacific Theater
Cold War Army

• Global security environment changes
• Army transforms to meet change
• BCTs are the main combat formation
• Expeditionary, net-centric operations

CONUS
Pacific
3 Corps 11 Divisions 1 ACR
Europe
3 Divisions
2 Corps 4 Divisions 2 ACR
Transformed Army
CONUS
Europe
Pacific
Theater Army HQ 2 BCTs

• USARPAC becomes war-fighting HQs
• Combat formations added
• Enablers assigned/ stood-up to date
• USARPAC grows by 30

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The Pacific Region

• 3 of the 4 most populous countries in the world
• 7 of the 10 largest armies in the world
• 32 of US trade
• 5 of 7 US mutual defense treaties

9,000 miles from Anchorage to Madagascar
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The Pacific Region

• 43 Countries, 20 territories
• 50 of the earths surface
• 105 million square miles

• 16 time zones
• Virtually every climate
• 60 of the worlds population

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SC(T) Required Capabilities

• Deployable HQ that provides command, control,
  communications, computers and information (C4I)
  support to theater, joint, combined, and
  multinational forces, which leverage the GIG
  (LandWarNet) to enable extension and reach-back
  capabilities in support of the combatant
  commander.
• Operates the Armys portion of the Global
  Information Grid (LandWarNet) in the ASCC AOR.
• Commands, controls, and supervises assigned and
  attached units.
• Administers and directs execution of network
  operations (NETOPSenterprise services
  management/network management, information
  assurance/computer network defense, content
  staging/information dissemination management)
  within the Theater Information Grid (TIG)
  (LandWarNet) and AOR.
• Provides assured delivery of common user
  services in support of the combatant commander
  and the ASCC.
• Provides administrative and logistical support
  to assigned and attached units.
• Manages, analyzes, and disseminates relevant
  intelligence to assigned and attached units.
• Plans, programs, and coordinates budgets, funds,
  and other comptroller activities.

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Tenets for Pacific Signal Command (Theater)(from
CG, USARPAC)

• 1.  Multi-compo Command with RC Flag
• 2.  RC 311th SC(T) Commander / G6 (on station, on
  active duty)
• 3.  Forward Stationed SC(T)
• 4.  Regionally Focused
• 5.   Enable Enterprise Operations
• 6.  G6 Interim Construct

Partially dependent upon NETCOM funds to hire DACs
Bridging strategy during USARPAC conversion to
ASCC
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Tenets for Pacific Signal Command (Theater)(from
CG, USARPAC)

• 7. Training
• 8. Operations
• 9. Defense of the Pacific LandWarNet
• 10. RCIO Mission
• 11. Force Modernization

Dependent upon AC personnel equipment fills
Dependent upon NETCOM funds to hire DACs
Dependent upon AC personnel equipment fills
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Command Relationships
PACOM
IMCOM
USARPAC
IMCOM-P
311thSPTTDA
ADCON
USARC
Supporting to supported
RCIO
ADCON
NETCOM
AUG TDA
X
II
30
58
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4th Sig Cen (TNOSC-P)
78
Tied to Pacific Integration events
307
ADCON
TECHCON
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Mission Sets

• Mission (MTOE)
• Operate, engineer, and defend the Pacific
  LandWarNet across the full spectrum of
  network-centric operations.
• O/O, execute expeditionary information systems
  and network operations capabilities to enable
  joint and combined battle-command in support of
  the ASCC and Pacific Combatant Commander,
  including theater security cooperation programs
  (TSCP).
• Mission (MTOE plus TDA)
• Ensure ASCC and IMCOM communications at the
  operational/installation base continue to
  function when OCP/MCP are deployed and/or
  supporting operations (24/7/365)
• Ensure USARPAC as JTF-HD has required contingency
  communications

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Shift of Operational Focus
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Pacific Theater IS Support Construct
EDATE 16Jun08 / IOC Dec08 / FOC Mar09
Level of Operation
MCP
Strategic Operational
EDATE 16Jun07 / IOC Dec07 / FOC Jul08
OCP(H)
EECP (Alaska)
OCP(K)
EDATE 16Jun07
ARFORGEN IS Support
MSCs
EDATE 16Oct08
EDATE 16Sep07
ITSB
ITSB Pooled IS Support
Functional BDEs
500th MI
CHEM
EDATE not being tracked by G3 until 3Q 07
EDATE 16Jul07
EDATE 16Oct07
Operational Tactical
I CORPS
FWD ELEMENT (JA)
EDATE 16Jun07 / IOC 16Sep07 / FOC 16Sep09
EDATE 16Mar08
Supporting Brigades
Brigade Combat Teams
2nd CSB (ME)
1/25th SBCT
2/25th SBCT
3/25th IBCT
4/25th IBCT (A)
45th SUS
25th CAB
EDATE 16Oct09
BSN Vice JNN
74th
209th
B-45th STB
21ST
556th
C-3/25th STB
C-4/25th STB
E-date passed
E-date upcoming
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311th Support to TSC Programs(USPACOM/USFK)
Korea RSOI/FOAL EAGLE ULCHI FOCUS LENS
Japan KEEN EDGE/YAMA SAKURA NORTH WIND ORIENT
SHIELD
Mongolia KHAN QUEST
China Mid-level Officer Exchange Disaster
Management Exchange
Thailand COBRA GOLD
Hawaii PKO/PEO Exercise
USPACOM AOR TERMINAL FURY
Malaysia KERIS STRIKE
Singapore TIGER BALM
Color Code Joint Exercises Army Bilateral
Exercises Multilateral Events
Philippines BALIKATAN PACC/PAMS (2005)
Australia TALISMAN SABER PACBOND PACRES RAINBOW
SERPENT
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JTF-HD J6 Support Relationships
States Protectorates Territories
DOD Service Components / COCOM Combat Support
Agencies
DHS
Supported
USPACOM
Service Components Combat Support Agencies
Supporting
Hawaii State DoD
USARPAC
JTF-HD
311th SC(T)
DISA-PAC
Region IX FCO
Hawaii State Civil Defense
Region IX EPLOs
NETCOM
516th Signal Bde
USARC
9th RRC
196th Inf Bde As DCE
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311th SC(T) Organizational Structure
Designated ASCC G6
G6 Structure moved to ASCC HQ
RCIO Structure built into 311th AUG TDA
NetOps capability moved to TNOSC
MTOE
AUG TDA
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RCIO Standup
516th SIG BDE
RCIO
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USARPAC G6 to C2IN Transformation
USARPAC G6 (previous)
USARPAC C2 Information Networks Directorate
OCP EDATE 06/07 MCP EDATE
06/08
516th S2 THEATER COMSEC
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G6 EndstateOperational C2 Directorates (MCP/OCP)
Manning Summary MCP 30 / 6 / 39 / 10 GCCS
E 16 JUN 08 OCP 4 / 2 / 12 / 0 EECP
(AK) E16 JUN 07 7 / 2 / 17 / 0
OCP(-) (HI) Total 41 / 10 / 68 / 10 GCCS
MCP
OCP(-)
EECP
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Take Aways

• Theater/Operational/Systems Architecture
• Emphasis on expeditionary, joint, coalition
• No current doctrinal solution
• Theater Integration will shape the signal
  requirements in Pacific
• Grow the infrastructure in the theater
• Consistent NETOPS TTPs between the services
• Joint as much as possible
• Implement NSC Construct (APC, NetOps, FRHN)

Team Signal of the Pacific
G6
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311th Signal Command (Theater) The Theater
Voice for the Pacific
Installation
Expeditionary
Team Signal of the Pacific
G6
Strategic
Operational
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