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Operation New Dawn USF-I J8 COL Bryan Stewart Operation New Dawn Agenda • OPORD 11-01 • C2 Transitions and Staff Reposture • USF-I J8 Battle Rhythm • CERP Closure and Audit • MSC Redeployments and Transfers of Authority • FY 09-11 Funding • Establishment of OSC-I • Closing Comments UNCLASSIFIED 2 Operation New Dawn USF-I Operations Order 11-01 • USF-I Mission: Conduct Stability Operations, support US mission in Iraq and transition enduring activities to set conditions for an enduring strategic partnership that contributes to regional stability beyond 2011. • Operational Framework – Lines of Effort •Strengthen Iraqi Security Forces (Phase 1) •Conduct Transitions •Reposture the Force (Phase 2) • Annex F – Resource Management UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO 3 Operation New Dawn Time Capsule Sept. 1, 2010 – Gen. Raymond Odierno transitions command to Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III Sept. 1, 2010 – Operation Iraqi Freedom ends and Operation New Dawn begins Dec. 21, 2010 – The CoR approve Prime Minister Maliki's slate of cabinet ministers, completing the government formation process Sept. 27, 2011 – Iraqi government agrees to purchase 18 F-16 warplanes Oct. 1, 2011 – Office of Security Cooperation – Iraq at the U.S. Embassy reaches Full Operational Capability Dec. 31, 2011 – Security Agreement between U.S. and Iraq expires “We will demonstrate our commitment through a continued partnership, and we will help the Iraqis develop their capability to provide for their own national defense by advising and assisting, training and equipping the security forces.” ~Army Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III United States Forces – Iraq Commander 4 Operation New Dawn USF-I C2 Transitions and Staff Reposture • USF-I J8 Staff Drawdown and Transition 70 63 J8 Personnel Numbers 60 50 53 53 53 40 41 43 39 30 35 35 37 35 30 20 Transitions with OSC-I and ARCENT J8 Personnel Drawdown 10 11 3 0 Nov-10 Dec-10 Jan-11 Feb-11 Mar-11 Apr-11 May-11 Jun-11 Jul-11 Aug-11 Sep-11 Oct-11 Nov-11 Dec-11 • USF-I C2 Transitions • C2 from multiple locations (VBC, Al Asad, IZ, Tallil, and Camp Buehring, KU) • Transitions over time 5 Operation New Dawn USF-I J8 Battle Rhythm Events • USF-I Joint Plans and Operations Decision Support Process • Weekly J8 / G8 SVTCs • Weekly ARCENT G8 SVTCs • Weekly DCoS Update • Weekly DCG-S Huddle • Fiscal TRIAD • Contract Review Board UNCLASSIFIED 6 Operation New Dawn Requirements Validation Process Overview Requirements Based Theater Fully Funding Contracts Receive and allocate funding quarterly Money as a Weapons System (MAAWS dated 1 Mar 11) Funding SOP for Theater Funds Execution Located on USF-I J8 Plans, Policies & Guidance Portal Home Page Joint Facilities Acquisition Review Board (JFARB) The Entry Point for Resourcing Requirements Acquisition Review Board Processes Validated Requirement ARCENT: SuperCARB USF-I: CRB Yes • >$10M No Yes • >$100K • Special items USF-I USDs & ESC: ARB • New: >$1M • Renew: >$3M • Construction • Command interest USF-I: JFARB No Yes • >$250K No COL Stewart, USF-I J-8, 485-2373 7 Operation New Dawn I-CERP and CERP Closeout • Iraq-CERP • • • • FY11 CERP Overview • • • Congress authorized $100M for Iraq 870 projects totaling $43.98M SIGIR and AAA Audits • • • Government of Iraq (GoI) provided $270M in 2008 Since 2008, 2,697 I-CERP projects totaling $243.88M Remaining $26.12M returned to the GoI Records Management File Retrograde Closeout Lessons Learned • • • Commander’s Guidance Closeout FRAGO Records Management UNCLASSIFIED 8 Operation New Dawn Transfer of Authority with USD G8s USD-S (SEP11) USD-N (OCT11) USD-C (DEC11) 310ESC (DEC11) • Repostured to Arifjan • TOA’d with a BDE TF in Iraq • Successful TOA in Arifjan • Successful TOA • Challenging TOA for USF-I J8 • USF-I J8 partial transition to ESC occurring in Arifjan • Lessons Learned • Lessons Learned UNCLASSIFIED • 310 ESC endures past USF-I EOM 9 Operation New Dawn FY09, FY10 and FY11 Obligations $14,000,000 $12,000,000 $11.4B Obligation Dollars $10,000,000 $8,000,000 $6.9B $6.2B CERP LOGCAP $6,000,000 STOCK FUND NON STOCK FUND $4,000,000 $2,000,000 $0 OBLIGATIONS OBLIGATIONS OBLIGATIONS FY09 FY10 USF-I Obligations by FY FY11 UNCLASSIFIED 10 Operation New Dawn Establishment of OSC-I • OSC-I marks a huge transition from military to civilian-led operations focused on FMS and training ISF. • USF-I tasked with ensuring a successful transition UNCLASSIFIED 11 Operation New Dawn Establishment of OSC-I USF-I J8 RoM (NOVEMBER 2010) 920 OSC-I and SAT POPULATION FY12 Facilities / BLS & Operations / Force Protection FACILITIES $10.0 BLS/OPERATIONS $152.2 FORCE PROTECTION $179.1 F / BLS & OPS / Force Pro Subtotal $341.3 MOVEMENT PSD/AIR $125.0 CONVOY (RESUPPLY) $6.7 MOVEMENT Subtotal $131.7 OVERALL TOTAL $473.0 ▲ $30.4M Facilities ▲ $1.8M BLS /Operations ▲ $2.9M Force Protection FY12 DoD REQUEST 920 OSC-I and SAT POPULATION FY12 Facilities / BLS & Operations / Force Protection FACILITIES $47.4 BLS/OPERATIONS $154.0 FORCE PROTECTION $182.0 F / BLS & OPS / Force Pro Subtotal $383.4 ▲ $8.9M Movement 11% Increase MOVEMENT PSD/AIR $128.0 CONVOY (RESUPPLY) $12.6 MOVEMENT Subtotal $140.6 OVERALL TOTAL $524.0 OSD(C) increased cost estimate from November 2010 by 11% overall • Increase added to cover potential contingencies; • Still waiting approval; FY12 Defense bill currently working its way through Congress FY11 – Congress authorized $129M for construction at 4 of the 6 sites approved by the NSC Deputies Committee • USF-I created further headroom by forward funding the first quarter of several OSC-I requirements $M Operation New Dawn OSC-I FY12 Potential Funding Flexibility BASIC LIFE SUPPORT Kirkuk Power Generation Medical Services LOGCAP IV DLA (Food/Fuel) Stars & Stripes HQ Costs FSN Pay 2nd Destination Transportation (Mail) Bottled Water Kirkuk Power plant parts Mail for Contractors BLS TOTAL OPERATIONS Communications - Recurring Communications - One Time Buy C4 O&M Contractors NETCOM Union III Mayor Cell AMC Green Equipment BDOC Operations Center Translators Biometrics JISE OPS TOTAL FORCE PROTECTION Sense & Warn Security Escort Teams (Taji/Besmaya) EODT @ Shield TWISS @Shield BETTSS-C operators OSI Force Protection Detachment EXIT SSS-I/K9 Closed Circuit Tv monitors PTDS Personnel Recovery Cell Task Force SAFE FP TOTAL $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ AMOUNT 12,242,534 26,200,000 140,856,097 50,000,000 543,585 3,000,000 3,100,000 2,760,000 3,574,263 1,000,000 2,289,000 REMAINDER -$133,832,231 $ 245,565,479 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ AMOUNT 45,900,000 7,700,000 9,300,000 38,000,000 184,000 33,996,850 12,338,448 6,778,464 4,524,881 6,600,000 2,500,000 FY12 IDENTIFIED $657,832,231 REMAINDER $81,247,769 $ 167,822,643 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ AMOUNT 32,300,000 15,200,000 512,487 1,249,560 19,900,631 20,000,000 12,972,000 113,221,701 2,787,730 20,000,000 4,000,000 2,300,000 FY11 Forward Funding $215,080,000 IDENTIFIED $442,752,231 $ 244,444,109 IDENTIFIED TOTAL FY12 DoD REQUEST $ $ 657,832,231 524,000,000 AMOUNT REMAINING $ (133,832,231) 13 Operation New Dawn FY 2011-2012 OSC-I Funding Authorities and Responsibilities Activity Population DoD Authority/ Funding Status Funding Responsibility Pending USF-I End of Mission (EOM) 1/1/2012 Funding Responsibility After USF-I EOM FY 2012 Budget Construction OSC-I DoD (111) FY 11-12 Appropriation FY12 Requested USF-I ISFF Authority using O&M funding* OSC-I Using Requested Authority AF O&M OSC-I FY 2011 - 4 site & $129.1 million limit (Sec.9014) FY 2012 Requested - Security Assist. (46) FY 11-12 DoS through DSCA DSCA ** DSCA DSCA - - SAT (est. 763) FY11-12 Appropriation FY12 Requested USF-I FY 11-12 ISFF Authority using ISFF funding OSC-I Using Requested Authority BOS Included in OSC-I - Support Contractors BLS Security PSD Medical (est. 2997) FY 12 Request USF-I FY 11 ISFF Authority using ISFF funding OSC-I Using Requested Authority BOS Included in OSC-I - USF-I DoD (Variable) FY11 Appropriation USF-I O&M N/A Army O&M N/A Embassy Branch Office (EBO) (Tenant on Kirkuk) TBD DOS FY 11-12 DoS DoS DoS DoS ISSA FY 2011 DoS funded EBO facilities * O&M includes $76 million in FY11 OSC-I transition funds. AF O&M/OPAF **Additionally $10.5 million in title FY11 22 SA support funds were provided from DSCA Operation New Dawn Final Withdrawal People Equipment 15 Operation New Dawn Final Withdrawal Bases Responsible Stewardship 16 Operation New Dawn Closing Comments • Finance Drawdown • Advice for USFOR-A drawdown • Minimize personnel movement • Set conditions for CERP closeout more than a year in advance • Influence and enforce subordinate RM redeployment/TOA plans • Difficult to capture drawdown costs; establish parameters early • Prepare early for transition to civilian authorities UNCLASSIFIED 17 Operation New Dawn The Good Life At least we have a building to work in! Tent City and Long Walks… Al Faw Palace, VBC Al Asad Airbase Camp Buehring, KU 18 Operation New Dawn Question and Feedback All The way!!! Honor and success UNCLASSIFIED 19 Backups 20 Operation New Dawn Cost Per Troop Over-Time 600,000 TROOPS / COST PER 500,000 400,000 300,000 200,000 100,000 0 2008 Troops 152,066 Cost/Troop $99,102 2009 2010 2011 136,240 $77,785 90,331 $96,781 42,672 $180,600 2012 (OND) 15,000 $66,667 2012 (OSC-I) 920 $569,565 21 Operation New Dawn Cost Share Example Medical Services Contract: This is a non-personal services contract to provide Health Services Support to U.S. personnel, contractors, and authorized foreign nationals in Iraq. The Contractor will provide trained and certified health care professionals and administrative service support to U.S. and U.S. sponsored beneficiaries working and residing in Iraq. DoD Sites Pop. State NEA 10 State DS 74 State ORA 22 State INL 1 USAID 0 OSC-I 504 Total 611 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Kirkuk Pop. Tikrit Pop. Union III 129,450 0 $ 0 $ 957,927 0 $ 0 $ 284,789 0 $ 0 $ 12,945 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 $ 6,524,258 311 $ 7,909,368 913 $ 1,327,166 7,909,368 311 $ 7,909,368 913 $ 1,327,166 DoS Sites Pop. State NEA 121 State DS 541 State ORA 25 State INL 316 USAID 2 OSC-I 29 Total 1,033 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Total Basrah Pop. Erbil Pop. Shield Pop. 926,460 95 $ 129,941 20 $ 32,292 1,173 4,138,445 584 $ 798,797 46 $ 74,272 4,768 191,417 261 $ 356,996 0 $ 460 2,415,688 310 $ 424,019 800 $ 1,291,683 1,529 15,313 2 $ 2,736 0 $ 120 222,044 30 $ 41,034 55 $ 88,803 3,433 7,909,368 1,282 $ 1,753,523 921 $ 1,487,050 11,483 Total Contract Total OSC-I FY11 Costs $ 51,344,210 $ 26,112,046 $ 9,123,381 Kirkuk Tikrit Union III Umm Qasr Besmaya Taji $ 2,305,845 $ 3,123,711 $ 397,250 $ 397,250 $ 397,250 $ 397,250 Pop. 0 0 0 0 0 199 199 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Umm Qasr 1,540,345 1,540,345 Program Support & Sather $ 1,901,425 $ 7,728,895 $ 745,657 $ 2,478,498 $ 194,519 $ 5,564,869 $ 18,613,864 Basrah Erbil Shield Sather Pop. 0 0 0 0 0 483 483 Besmaya Pop. Taji Total $ 0 $ 129,450 $ 0 $ 957,927 $ 0 $ 284,789 $ 0 $ 12,945 $ 0 $ 0 $ 1,433,755 671 $ 1,460,403 20,195,295 $ 1,433,755 671 $ 1,460,403 21,580,405 Total 2,990,119 12,740,408 1,294,071 6,609,888 212,568 5,916,751 29,763,805 $ 78,512 $ 11,630 $ 29,789 $ 1,984,894 22 Operation New Dawn Cost Per Person in Iraq Over-Time TROOPS / CONTRACTORS / COST PER 100,000 90,000 80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 Troops Contractors Cost/Troop 2010 90,331 94,192 $47,378 2011 42,672 63,917 $72,302 23 Operation New Dawn USF-I Total Expenses COST PER FISCAL YEAR $16,000 $15,070 $14,000 $12,000 $10,000 $8,000 $6,000 $4,000 $2,000 $0 Fiscal Yr 2008 Troops 152,066 $B $10,597 $8,742 $7,706 $1,524 2009 136,240 2010 90,331 2011 42,672 2012 15,000 / 920 OND OSC-I 24 Operation New Dawn USF-I Cost Per Troop Over Time $200,000 $180,600 $180,000 $160,000 $140,000 $120,000 $100,000 $99,102 $80,000 $96,781 $77,785 $66,667 $60,000 $40,000 $20,000 Fiscal Yr Troops $0 2008 152,066 2009 136,240 2010 90,331 2011 42,672 2012 (OND) 15,000 25 Operation New Dawn USF-I Cost Per Troop Over Time $600,000 $569,565 $500,000 $400,000 $300,000 $180,600 $200,000 $100,000 $99,102 $0 2008 152,066 $77,785 2009 136,240 $96,781 2010 90,331 $66,667 2011 42,672 2012 (OND) 15,000 2012 (OSC-I) 920 26 Operation New Dawn USF-I J-8 Organizational Chart • Personnel (34) • Officer/Enlisted/Civilian/Contractor: 17/8/7/2 Director, J8 COL Stewart • Army/Navy/AF/DoD/CTR: 11/3/11/7/2 Superintendent MSG Soto Plans & Policy MAJ Barksdale Requirements Lt Col Kulas • Integrates Financial Management into working groups and Fragmentary Orders • Joint Facilities & Acquisition Review Board (JFARB) • Tracks/ coordinates audits • Contract Review Board (CRB) • Management Control Program Deputy J8 Lt Col Burrell Special Programs MAJ Phillips • Commanders Emergency Response Program (CERP) • Iraqi-Commander’s Emergency Response Program (ICERP) • Interim Iraqi Government (IIG) • Financial Management Request for Information Tracking • Logistics Civilian Augmentation Program • Money As A Weapons System (MAAWS) • Rewards Funds Execution LTC Hebl USF-I J8 Fwd COL Campbell • Operations & Maintenance - Army • Deputy Comptroller, Advising & Training • Official Representation Funds • Foreign Military Sales Support • Stock and non-Stock Fund • DTS execution • Iraqi Security Forces Fund Execution (ISFF) • Iraqi Training Assistance Mission/Iraqi Security Assistance Mission (ITAM / ISAM) Al Asad Air Base, Iraq Camp Arifjan, Kuwait Union III, Baghdad, Iraq 27 27