IAF XXVI

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Planning Analysis

• IAF XXVI
• May 27, 2009

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PA Topics

• Coalition Warfare
• US-UK Interoperability Commission
• QDR Update
• Multinational Logistics
• Interagency Effort on Limiting Adverse Effects of
  Offsets
• International Acquisition Career Path Update

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• Coalition Warfare Program
• Expected budget for FY10 13.885M
• Recently announced decisions regarding FY10 new
  starts. (Note all decisions are contingent on
  CWP receiving its requested budget)
• Selected 9 new starts and will fund one
  pre-selected project from FY09, bringing the CWP
  FY10 portfolio to 26 funded projects and 11
  projects wrapping up.
• New Start Statistics
• CWP commitment to FY10 new starts 11.465M
  (between FY10 and FY11)
• Other U.S. financial and non-financial
  contributions 35.575M (leveraging 13)
• Foreign financial and non-financial
  contributions 27.53M (leveraging 12)
• Partners
• Australia, Belgium, Canada, Colombia, Denmark,
  Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece,
  Norway, India, Italy, NATO, Netherlands, Nigeria,
  Sao Tome Principe, Singapore, Spain, Sweden,
  Turkey, UK
• Sponsors
• EUCOM/AFRICOM, JFCOM, PACOM, SOCOM, SOUTHCOM,
  USAF, USA, and OSD ATL
• First drafts of proposals for the FY11 cycle are
  due January 15, 2010.

For more information, visit our website
www.acq.osd.mil/ic/cwp.html
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US-UK Interoperability Commission

• The US / UK Interoperability Commission was
  established in early 2002 to address operational
  and technical interoperability of U.S. and UK
  military forces.
• IOC Principals meet twice a year Working Group
  (2-3) that also meets twice a year.
• US IOC Chairs
• USD (ATL)
• ASD (NII)/DoD CIO
• Vice Director, JS J8
• US IOWG Chairs
• ATL
• NII
• JS J8
• Intentional plan not to duplicate other US-UK
  interoperability work unless it requires
  leadership direction and support
• Tiger Teams led by OSD members include the
  Services, Agencies and Commands responsible for
  activities

• Current Tiger Teams
• MNIS Command Systems Interoperability (CSI)
• WIN-T/Falcon
• JTRS/Bowman
• Imagery Exploitation
• MILSATCOM
• JSTARS/ASTOR
• Ground C4ISR
• Single Integrated Air Picture
• Combat ID
• Joint Fires
• GIG /Global Information Infrastructure (GII)
  Architectures
• Harmonization of Military Requirements and
  Acquisition Processes (HMRAP)
• (Fall 2009) Data Strategy
• (Fall 2009) Cyber Defense

• UK IOC Chair
• Deputy Chief of Defence Staff, Capability
• UK IOWG Chair
• Dir, IS

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IC PA QDR Participation

• ATL participating in the 5 Issue teams ARA ATL
  lead
• Irregular Warfare Capabilities-DDRE IC monitors
• High end threats PSA
• Civil support at home HD IC monitors
• Global Posture IE IC participates
• Cost Drivers ARA
• IC attend
• Global Posture meetings occur approximately every
  two weeks
• QDR calendar and schedule are available on the
  ATL SIPR home page

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• Multinational Logistics
• NATO-ACSA
• Key NATO Logistics Initiatives
• Helicopter Support for Cross Servicing of
  Helicopters in Afghanistan
• Three Lead Teams for support
• US-North American Equipment (CH-47, CH-53, AH-64)
• France - Western European (Eurocopter, Puma,
  Super Puma)
• Czech Republic/NAMSA (Mi)
• Logistics Information Visibility
• Evolve current NATO Log Info. Systems (Logfas)
  into modern visibility system (RFID UID)
• NATO Standardization
• Civil/Military standardization policy
• NATO Intellectual property
• NATO EU
• DAPS
• Acquisition and Cross Servicing Agreements
• 95 Agreements
• FY08 NDAA expansion of authority (3rd consecutive
  year)
• New SecDef or DepSec Delegation Letter early next
  year

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Interagency Effort onLimiting Adverse Effects of
Offsets

• Interagency Working Group (IaWG) met with
  representatives of the
• EDA March 11, 2009, Brussels, BE
• EU March 12, 2009, Brussels, BE
• LOI 6 May 19, 2009, Rome, IT
• Much insight was gained on the current European
  view of offsets in the context of
• Future of Article 296 exemptions to the EU Treaty
• EUs new Defense Procurement Directive
• EDAs new Code of Conduct on Offsets
• Details will be released in IaWG annual report to
  Congress for 2009

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International Acquisition Career Path (IACP)
Update

• The IACP Working/Advisory Group met on May 13,
  2009 at DAU. Key points
• DAU is adding two fulltime international faculty
  members and expanding its international resident
  course throughput by 50.
• DAU and DISAM will develop a joint plan on
  integration of Security Assistance training into
  the IACP.
• The Position Category Description (PCD) for IACP
  has been modified to include international
  program criteria.
• Army and Navy seem on track for coding billets
  and certifying IACP position. Air Force DACM was
  not represented.
• The Functional Limited Integrated Process Team
  will meet with President, DAU and DACMs on July
  13, 2009.
• Review and approve revised PCD
• Midterm assessment of identifying and coding of
  positions
• Full implementation of IACP October 1, 2009