Flash to Bang SECONDS

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Flash to Bang -SECONDS!!
Sharing information globally!!
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Digital Native Global Insurgents
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Mobile Users Demand
ability to access and share information in any
format from anywhere at any time. On-the-Move is
a Cost Driver

• Ready-to-go information biometrics, location
  telemetry, real-time voice, video and data
  on-the-move
• Mobile users challenged by bandwidth, size,
  weight and power
• Field users need collaboration and information
  sharing information with each other
• Users spend too much time configuring and
  re-configuring present networks.

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Moving to Everything over IP (EoIP)

• Everything over Internet Protocol
• Scalable
• Flexible
• Efficient
• Less cost, smaller footprint, less people.
• EoIP will converge reduce training requirements

• FIRST the Joint Special Operations Command -
  Fort Bragg
• THEN . the Joint Communications Support Element
  - MacDill AFB
• Iraq
• Afghanistan
• JNN to WIN-T

Voice
Secure Networks
Data
Unclassified Networks
Video Teleconferencing
JOINT COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT ELEMENT To address
inefficiencies of traditional bandwidth
allocations........migrate everything to EoIP
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Moving to Everything over IP (EoIP)

• Everything over IP
• Scalable
• Flexible
• Efficient
• Less cost, smaller footprint
• EoIP will converge reduce training requirements
  maintenance

• Joint Special Operations Command - Fort Bragg
• Joint Communications Support Element - MacDill
  AFB
• Iraq
• Afghanistan
• JNN to WIN-T

Voice
Secure Networks
Data
Unclassified Networks
Video Teleconferencing
JOINT COMMUNICATIONS SUPPORT ELEMENT To address
inefficiencies of traditional bandwidth
allocations........migrate everything to EoIP
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So.what is this IP Networking?
IP routers connect dissimilar networks
DISN
end-to-end interoperability
MSE
SINCGARS
EPLRS
Internet Protocol networking provides a seamless
convergence layer for all applications and
networksAnd sensors, Fire Maneuver
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JNN WIN-T The Mission Network
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Standardized Battle Command TOC Server
Architecture
BC Enterprise Services Server Suite (Baseline 2)
Long Stack
Short Stack
Battle Command Enterprise Services
FAS270

• The foundation necessary in order to migrate the
  Battle Command systems architecture towards being
  modular and service orientated

App Servers
UPS
Currently fielded to

• Servers
• 2x Dual Core 64bit Processors
• 4x 10/100/1000 NICs
• 8GB RAM

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SATCOM use in Recent Conflicts
Commercial Satellite Services
Deployed Forces
3200
542K
542K
736
736
132K
54K
250
51K
51.4K
54.4K
250
99
99
Source Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)
Number of Deployed Forces have been reduced while
information requirements have grown
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Providing a National Event Response Capability

• Hurricane Season 2005
• Great job last year
• Leveraged commercial technology
• Provided communications support throughout the
  devastated area

Call to Duty Boot on the Ground
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2 November 2006
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JISCCWhere are they putting it?

• Leveraging Commercial Technology
• Demonstrated in Katrina
• Commercial off the shelf
• Resourced and deployed for 06 Hurricane season

JISCC - Joint Incident Site Communications
Capability
MD(1)
NY(1)
RI(1)
NJ(1)
MO(1)
CT(1)
WV(2)
KY(3)
VA(1)
NC(2)
DE(1)
AZ(1)
NM(1)
SC(1)
GA(1)
AL(1)
DC(1)
TX(1)
LA(1)
HI
Phase 116 30 May 06
FL(1)
Phase 225 Aug 26 Oct 06
US V.I.(1)
PR
GUAM(1)
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2 November 2006
Call to Duty Boot on the Ground
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JISCC..whats inside the tent?
Commercial
Call to Duty Boot on the Ground
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2 November 2006
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Global SATCOM Operators

• Commercial Ku Service providers will still play a
  
• critical role satisfying bandwidth shortfalls and
  give
• frequency diversity

Ops Center
Parent Firms HQ
Ops Center and HQ
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Netted Iridium Push to Talk Satellite Nextel
Service

• Exploit existing Iridium satellite constellation
• Global availability with 66 satellites
  (Pole-to-Pole)
• LEO providing greater look up angles and low
  power
• Constellation longevity (2014)
• Small handset commercially available (COTS)
• Abundant user feedback on Iridium in CENTCOM AOR
• Significant DoD investment in Iridium
• DoD gateway, handsets, infrastructure, logistics
• Potential for high capacity (Currently 250 nets)