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Joint Deployment Training Center
"It doesn't do us any good to have sophisticated
and expensive warfighting equipment if we can't
get it to the fight" Chairman, JCS SEP 95
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Power Projection

• The ability to rapidly and effectively deploy and
  sustain US forces in and from multiple, dispersed
  locations
• To assemble and move to, through, and between a
  variety of environments, often while
  reconfiguring to meet specific mission
  requirements.

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Scope of Activities for Projecting the Joint Force

• Mobilization
• Deployment
• Employment
• Sustainment
• Redeployment

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Allied
Force Desert FOX Shining
Presence Hurricane
Mitch
Hurricane Georges
African Embassy Bombings


Florida Wildfires
Desert Thunder II


N.E. Ice Storms

Desert Thunder I
Typhoon Paka Bevel Edge
ND Flood Relief

Zaire/Rwanda
Chinese Immigrants Kurdish Refugees
Desert Strike
Bertha/Fran
Dhahran Bombing Liberia NEO
Joint Endeavor Hurricane
Marilyn/Opal Vigilant
Sentinel Green Clover
Oklahoma City SWA Return
Rwanda LA
Earthquake Somalia/Bosnia
Andrew/Iniki/Omar Iraqi No-Fly Zone
Former Soviet Union Relief
Kurdish Relief Desert
Storm Desert Shield Just
Cause Fall of the Berlin Wall
Over 40B Spent on Lift Assets and Infrastructure
The Requirement to Improve the Human Element of
the Joint Deployment System is Greater Now than
Ever
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Background
Deployment Movement of forces and their
sustainment from their point of origin to a
specific operational area to conduct joint
operations outlined in a specific plan or
order. Joint Pub 3-35 (Draft)

• The Joint Planning and Execution Community
  identified a need for an organization to
  coordinate and integrate joint deployment
  education and training
• Various joint deployment training concepts
  evaluated by Joint Deployment Working Group the
  Deployment Process Special Action Group (DPSAG)
• DPSAG supported establishing JDTC at Fort Eustis
• IOC Dec 97
• FOC Oct 98

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Deployment Remains a Hot Topic

• Joint Training Master Plan 2000 CJCS Commended
  Training Issue - The desired state is integrated
  deploymentand redeployment to support
  warfighting requirements
• SecDef designated JDPO to provide substantial
  improvement in the overall efficiency of
  deployment-related activities
• CJCS MSG on TPFDD Time Standard for Deployment -
  Available technology must be coupled with sound
  procedures and good trainingto efficiently and
  smoothly execute strategic deployments
• Chief of Staff, Army - Where do we teach TPFDD
  in the School System and how much time do we
  spend on that subject---does it reflect current
  efforts to improve Strategic Mobility?

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• Mission
• Develop and provide standardized joint
  deployment and common transportation doctrine,
  core curriculum, education, and training for the
  Department of Defense to ensure effective and
  efficient joint deployment and transportation
  support to the warfighting CINCs

Purpose To ensure more efficient use of
deployment resources and improve the deployment
and redeployment processes supporting the Joint
Planning and Execution Community
JDTC MOA
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JDTC Organization
EAB
JSJ4
TCJ3/4
Contract Teams
Deputy Director
Director
JOPES Training Org.
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JDTC Priorities

• Propose, write, refine, monitor, and suggest
  changes to joint deployment doctrine.
• Develop standardized joint deployment course
  instruction and provide curricula to
• Existing Service and PME Institutions.
• Unified and Component Commands.
• Other locations as required or requested.
• Develop program for exportable training and
  distance learning.
• Develop selected in-resident and mobile training
  team capability as agreed upon by EAB.

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Doctrine
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Joint Deployment Doctrine

• JTTP 4-01.8, JRSOI
• Publication pending
• JTTP 4-01.5, Joint Terminal Operations
• USTRANSCOM tasked JDTC to produce pub Dec 98
• Projected Timelines
• First Draft complete
• Final Draft due Aug 00
• Publication Nov 00
• JTTP 4-01.2 Airlift, Sealift, Prepositioning
• Undergoing JSJ7/JWFC analysis
• JDTC/JDPO
• Analyzing need for JTTPs for Phases I - III of
  Deployment Process to accompany JRSOI

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Training Development
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Current Deployment Instruction Obsolete
You Cant Build Training Without Doctrine

• New conceptual framework
• Joint Vision 2010
• Joint deployment and redeployment doctrine
• Joint Reception, Staging, Onward-movement, and
  Integration doctrine
• Joint theater distribution doctrine
• Deployment process education and training
  requirements
• As is today
• To be tomorrow
• Unified Commands say needs not being met with
  current deployment PME training and education
• No common, standard joint deployment education
  and training available for self and unit
  development

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Unified Commands Training Needs

• Process, deployment as a whole
• Executive level, decision makers
• C4I systems, use and capabilities
• Command relationships
• TPFDDs, how to read use
• JRSOI

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The Joint Deployment Training Audience

• Only a small portion attend PME schools
• Senior and Intermediate Service Colleges
• CAPSTONE program
• Armed Forces Staff College
• Entry level training institutions
• Specialty training courses
• Others receive joint deployment education and
  training via OJT -- or not at all

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JDTC Solution
JDTC Matches Training With Doctrine

• Leverages DoD - wide synergy
• Current, standard, central curriculum development
  
• Reductions in costs due to efficiencies
• Distance learning solutions reduce travel and
  development costs
• Frees service curriculum developers for other
  tasks
• Establishes a formal training opportunity for
  distant units and individuals
• Quality enhancements
• Provides current, common, standard training
  products
• Enforces a common standard
• Ensures legacy beyond the transfer of the SME

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The JointDeployment Process
Phases
Sub - Phases
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Joint Deployment Courseware Research Development
Process Orientation
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Develop Training Products
Joint Deployment Training Curricula
Training Evaluation Document
Analysis
Development
Requirements
Current, Common Deployment Training Information
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JDTC Training Principles

• Joint process oriented
• Current and correct
• Standard
• Accessible
• Consistent with joint direction and visions

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Joint Deployment Instruction
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Joint Deployment Courseware

• Instructor-Led Courseware
• Turn-key for Classroom
• Student Visuals ready to run
• Instructor Guides with references and key
  information
• Distributed Learning
• Computer-based Training (CD/DVD)
• Internet-based Instruction
• Video Teletraining

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Senior Level
Deployment For Decision-makers

• Instructor-led
• CAPSTONE Instruction fielded to NDU
• Insertion Courseware delivered to Senior Service
  Colleges for review
• Courseware to be inserted in AY00
• Distributed Learning
• CBT fielded to War Colleges, CAPSTONE Senior
  DoD leaders
• ILT CBT Courseware posted on JDTC Web Site

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Intermediate Level
Instruction for Practitioners of the Deployment
Art

• Instructor-Led
• Insertion Courseware for Intermediate PME Schools
• Leverages Senior-level Courseware
• Courseware currently being fielded
• Distributed Learning
• CBT fielding in-progress
• Currently being modified for Web-based
  instruction

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Entry Level
What everyone needs to know about deployment

• Instructor-Led
• A Deployment Primer for Junior Officers and Non
  Commissioned Officers
• Distillation of Previous Products
• Introduction to the Joint Deployment Process in
  design phase
• Distributed Learning
• Internet-based Interactive Courseware
• Video-teletraining Deployment Process Instruction

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Customer Orientation
JDTC Courseware Conversion
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Targeted Training

• Coordinating Exercise participation with Unified
  Commands
• Established close relationship
• with USJFCOM
• Concentrating on major JTF
• HQ exercises
• Trail Blazer
• Blue Advance
• Tempo Brave
• Roving Sands
• Internal Look (01)
• Simulations and Wargames
• Army After Next
• Positive Response, Year 2000
• Focused Logistics Wargame

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JDTC Product Fielding

• Courseware Fielded
• Expeditionary Warfare Training Group (EWTG)
  Atlantic and Pacific
• MCU Advanced Logistics Officers Course
• Armed Forces Staff College
• JTASC
• NDU CAPSTONE Course
• Marine Corps Service Support Schools
• II MEF
• Defense Logistics Agency Pre-Command Course
• Army Logistics Management College
• Army Transportation School

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JDTC Product Fielding
Courseware provided to Masters Level Programs

• Fielding In-progress
• Army Command General Staff College
• Naval Postgraduate School
• Naval Supply Corps School
• Army Logistics Management College
• Army War College
• Air Mobility Warfare Center
• Naval War College
• National War College
• Air Force Institute of Technology

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Work Plan

• JDTC Near-term
• JOPES Integration
• Joint Force Deployment Seminar
• Modular Deployment Instruction
• JDTC Future

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JOPES Training Organization

• June 1989 JCS Chartered the JOPES Training
  Organization to provide DoD with JOPES functional
  ADP and procedures training, to enhance
  capabilities of forces to plan and execute joint
  warfare.
• Mission reinforced in CJCSI 6721.01, CJCSI
  6721.02, and CJCSI 6721.03 (to be published 1 Jan
  00).
• May, 1996 USTRANSCOM tasked the JTO to develop
  and conduct Joint Air Logistics Information
  System (JALIS) training in support of
  USTRANSCOMs Joint Operational Support Airlift
  Center (JOSAC) at Scott AFB.

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JTO Mission Execution

• Structured training
• Resident Classes
• Mobile Training Teams (MTT)
• Web based Mini - lessons
• Added Value
• Liaison with the JOPES community
• Conduit for JOPES execution techniques
• Software/procedures reviews and verifications
• Unofficial help desk support
• Respond to crisis

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JOPES Courses

• JBOC provides personnel new to the process
  instruction on how to
• conduct joint operation planning and execution
  using JOPES in the
• GCCS environment.
• TSOC presents an overview of JOPES procedures
  for conducting joint
• planning and operations under Crisis Action
  Planning scenarios.
• JOPES Specialty Modules a selection of
  modules that provide
• functional knowledge of how to use
  applications in the GCCS
• environment.
• JOPES Functional Managers Course provides the
  functional manager
• the knowledge of JOPES procedures and the
  supporting IT to
• effectively manage JOPES in the GCCS
  environment.
• JALIS provides a basic working knowledge to
  individuals working
• within the Operational Support Airlift system

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Joint Force Deployment Seminar
Executive Led Deployment Seminar Discussion
Pre-deployment
Activities
JDTC - led, doctrinally-based deployment
instruction
Movement to Activities at Port of
Embarkation
Movement to Port of


STRATEGIC
Debarkation
MOBILITY
Joint Reception, Staging, Onward
Movement Integration
TRANSCOM TCCs Provide Instructional Materials
Similar to IDT Course
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Modular Joint Deployment Instruction

• Customer Oriented Courseware
• Delivered by instructors and computers
• Fills the need for those that do not go to
• formal schools
• Leverages the Digital Warehouse
• Current, Correct Courseware
• Rapidly assembled, responsive to customer needs
• Tailored to specific operation, exercise or
  training scenario

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JDTC Future
JTAV
FY00
FY01
FY02
FY03
Network Centric Warfare
Doctrine Evolution
Doctrine Development
Distributed Learning
Virtual Systems Training
Air Expeditionary Force
Just in Time Crisis Training
GTN
Medium Force
Video Teletraining
Dynamic Replanning
Virtual Deployment
Modeling Simulation
To-Be Joint Deployment Process
JOPES 2000
JOPES Support Systems
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Distance Learning JDTC Web Page

• Over 32,000 served in 23 months of operation
• Web-based courseware available online
• Joint Deployment Process library available online
  
• Provides an online digital warehouse of joint
  deployment process information

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Conclusions

• Joint Deployments need improvement now
• Human element can be improved by better joint
  deployment education and training
• JDTC provides a cost effective solution