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The Training Transformation Technologies Conference
NATO Perspective on Multinational Education
&
Training
4 September, 2003
Hilton Alexandria Mark Center
Dr. Gökay Sürsal
Allied Command Transformation
Norfolk, Virginia
OUTLINE
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ALLIED COMMAND TRANSFORMATION(ACT)
BACKGROUND OF TEEP
NATO/PfP ADL PROTOTYPE
CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS
WAY AHEAD
ACT Structure
HQ ACT
Norfolk, VA
Staff Element
Brussels, BE
Joint Warfare
Centre
Stavanger, NO
ACTREPEUR
Brussels, BE
Joint Force
Training
Centre
Bydgoszcz, PL
Joint Analysis
& Lessons
Learned Centre
Monsanto, PO
Undersea
Research
Centre
La Spezia, IT
ACT Relationships/ Links
Nations
JFCOM
Norfolk, VA
ACO
(SHAPE)
Mons, BE
HQ ACT
Norfolk, VA
Staff Element
Brussels, BE
Joint Warfare
Centre
Stavanger, NO
Undersea
Research
Centre
La Spezia, IT
NATO School
O’Gau, GE
ACTREPEUR
Brussels, BE
Joint Force
Training
Centre
Bydgoszcz, PL
NC3A
The Hague, NL
NATO Defence
College
Rome, IT
RTO
Paris, FR
NATO CIS
School
Latina, IT
Joint Analysis
& Lessons
Learned Centre
Monsanto, PO
Centres of Excellence
BACKGROUND
1999 >>>>>>>>>>2002
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Feedback and Assessment Mechanisms
Exercises
Interoperability
Linkage and collaboration
Advanced Distributed Learning &
Simulation
• National Training and Education Strategies
• TEEP
•Feedback and Assessment
mechanisms
•Exercises
•Interoperability
•Linkage and collaboration
•Advanced Distributed Learning &
Simulation
•National Training and Education
Strategies
BACKGROUND
TEEP ADL
• PHASE ONE
– TEEP ADL interim policy
• PHASE TWO
– Distributed Learning Prototype
• PHASE THREE
– Capability Package
– Operational ADL Capability
•Phase one
•Phase Two
•Phase Three
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• CONCLUSIONS
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THREE DIFFERENT MODES OF USING ADL
NEED TO REACH ALL NATO AND PARTNER NATIONS
NATO/PfP ADL CAPABILITY IS FEASIBLE
PROTOTYPE FUNCTIONALITY SHOULD BE CONTINUED
DURING THE INTERIM PERIOD WITH VNCs
– CAPABILITY PACKAGE SHOULD BE DEVELOPED TO
PROCURE NATO COMMON FUNDED ADL CAPABILITY.
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
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THREE DIFFERENT MODES OF USING ADL
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LEVELING ALL INCOMING STUDENTS FOR
CLASSROOM TRAINING
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PROVIDED AS SUPPLEMENT OR IN PLACE OF
CLASS ROOM TRAINING
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PROVIDED AS A FOLLOW ON TO STUDENTS
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• CONCLUSIONS
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THREE DIFFERENT MODES OF USING ADL
NEED TO REACH ALL NATO AND PARTNER NATIONS
NATO/PfP ADL CAPABILITY IS FEASIBLE
PROTOTYPE FUNCTIONALITY SHOULD BE CONTINUED
DURING THE INTERIM PERIOD WITH VNCs
– CAPABILITY PACKAGE SHOULD BE DEVELOPED TO
PROCURE NATO COMMON FUNDED ADL CAPABILITY.
ADL/Co-operation with Virtual Silk Highway Project
NATO/ EAPC UNCLASSIFIED
‘Silk’ Topology
Central Asia
Caucasus
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• CONCLUSIONS
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THREE DIFFERENT MODES OF USING ADL
NEED TO REACH ALL NATO AND PARTNER NATIONS
NATO/PfP ADL CAPABILITY IS FEASIBLE
PROTOTYPE FUNCTIONALITY SHOULD BE CONTINUED
DURING THE INTERIM PERIOD WITH VNCs
– CAPABILITY PACKAGE SHOULD BE DEVELOPED TO
PROCURE NATO COMMON FUNDED ADL CAPABILITY.
USERS
NATO/PfP
ADL
KNOWLEDGE
PORTAL
Partners
PfP
Consortium
PfP
Training
Centres
•EDUCATION
•TRAINING
•RESEARCH
Allies
NATO
SCHOOLS
Other T&E
INSTITUTIONS
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• CONCLUSIONS
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THREE DIFFERENT MODES OF USING ADL
NEED TO REACH ALL NATO AND PARTNER NATIONS
NATO/PfP ADL CAPABILITY IS FEASIBLE
PROTOTYPE FUNCTIONALITY SHOULD BE CONTINUED
DURING THE INTERIM PERIOD WITH VNCs
– CAPABILITY PACKAGE SHOULD BE DEVELOPED TO
PROCURE NATO COMMON FUNDED OPERATIONAL
ADL CAPABILITY.
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• CONCLUSIONS
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THREE DIFFERENT MODES OF USING ADL
NEED TO REACH ALL NATO AND PARTNER NATIONS
NATO/PfP ADL CAPABILITY IS FEASIBLE
PROTOTYPE FUNCTIONALITY SHOULD BE CONTINUED
DURING THE INTERIM PERIOD WITH VNCs
– CAPABILITY PACKAGE SHOULD BE DEVELOPED TO
PROCURE NATO COMMON FUNDED OPERATIONAL
ADL CAPABILITY.
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• RECOMMENDATIONS
– Establish Initial Joint ADL & Simulation Core Capability
at HQ SACT and NS(S), NDC and NCISS
– Create an ADL Network with “Centers of Excellence” at
NS(S), NDC, NCISS and PfP Training Centers
– Train CDTs from PfP Training Centers and nations
– Develop new courses in high priority areas
– Update prototype courses and add new modules
– Create ADL capability in support of NATO/PfP exercises
– Develop ADL capability for the classified NATO network
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• RECOMMENDATIONS
– Establish Initial Joint ADL & Simulation Core Capability
at HQ SACT and NS(S), NDC and NCISS
– Create an ADL Network with “Centers of Excellence” at
NS(S), NDC, NCISS and PfP Training Centers
– Train CDTs from PfP Training Centers and nations
– Develop new courses in high priority areas
– Update prototype courses and add new modules
– Create ADL capability in support of NATO/PfP exercises
– Develop ADL capability for the classified NATO network
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE IN ADL
– STRATEGIC/POLITICAL LEVEL
• NATO DEFENCE COLLEGE
• N ATO SCHOOL
• PfP TRAINING CENTERS
– OPERATIONAL LEVEL
• NATO SCHOOL
• PfP TRAINING CENTERS
– TACTICAL/TECHNICAL LEVEL
• N ATO SCHOOL
• NATO CIS SCHOOL
• PfP TRAINING CENTERS
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• RECOMMENDATIONS
– Establish Initial Joint ADL & Simulation Core Capability
at HQ SACT and NS(S), NDC and NCISS
– Create an ADL Network with “Centers of Excellence” at
NS(S), NDC, NCISS and PfP Training Centers
– Train CDTs from PfP Training Centers and nations
– Develop new courses in high priority areas
– Update prototype courses and add new modules
– Create ADL capability in support of NATO/PfP exercises
– Develop ADL capability for the classified NATO network
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• TRAINING OF COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT
TEAMS (CDT)
– US , SWISS, CANADA
– SWEDISH, TURKISH
– FINNISH
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• RECOMMENDATIONS
– Establish Initial Joint ADL & Simulation Core Capability
at HQ SACT and NS(S), NDC and NCISS
– Create an ADL Network with “Centers of Excellence” at
NS(S), NDC, NCISS and PfP Training Centers
– Train CDTs from PfP Training Centers and nations
– Develop new courses in high priority areas
– Update prototype courses and add new modules
– Create ADL capability in support of NATO/PfP exercises
– Develop ADL capability for the classified NATO network
ADL Courses for IOC
COURSE
SME LEADER
CJTF Training Modules
Update Intro to NATO course
CIMIC in NATO-An Introduction
PfP Programme
PSO Staff Officer Orientation Course
ESSO II
Intro to Peace Keeping Techniques
Intro to Computer Assisted Exercises
Intro to EU/ESDP
Security Sector Reform
Intro to Operational Planning Process
NATO Standardization & Interoperability
Civil Emergency Preparedness
NATO EU Interface
Combatting Terrorism & Illegal trafficking
CISO Learning Network
Introduction to Combined Logistics
Intelligence 101
International Security Risks
Kevin Taylor
Federle/Kabbs
CDT
US
US
Jean-Jaques Pelletier US
James MacNamara US
Goran Karlsson
US
Peggy Garza
Ukraine
Thomas Gillman Sweden
Bill Brown (POC) US
Patrick Lehmann Swiss
Anja Ebnoether
Swiss
James MacNamara Canada
Phil Federle
US
Phil Federle
US
Larry Chalmers
COLAB
Arif Ekmen
TU
Tom Hazard
US
James MacNamara US
James MacNamara US
Michael Reimann Swiss
CDT LEADER
COMPLETION DATE
Frank Kopriver
Frank Kopriver
Frank Kopriver
Frank Kopriver
Jannie Barrett
K. Sinitsa
Goran Lof
Jannie Barrett
Timo Staub
Timo Staub
Mary Arnold
Frank Kopriver
Frank Kopriver
Bob Wisher
C. Kumsal
Jannie Barrett
Frank Kopriver
Frank Kopriver
Timo Staub
2003 June
2003 June
2003 Aug
2003 Aug
2003 Oct
2003 Aug
2003 Oct
2003 Oct
2004 March
2004 March
2003 Dec
2003 July
2003 Oct
2003 Aug
2003 July
TBD
TBD
TBD
2003 TBD
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• RECOMMENDATIONS
– Establish Initial Joint ADL & Simulation Core Capability
at HQ SACT and NS(S), NDC and NCISS
– Create an ADL Network with “Centers of Excellence” at
NS(S), NDC, NCISS and PfP Training Centers
– Train CDTs from PfP Training Centers and nations
– Develop new courses in high priority areas
– Update prototype courses and add new modules
– Create ADL capability in support of NATO/PfP exercises
– Develop ADL capability for the classified NATO network
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• RECOMMENDATIONS
– Establish Initial Joint ADL & Simulation Core Capability
at HQ SACT and NS(S), NDC and NCISS
– Create an ADL Network with “Centers of Excellence” at
NS(S), NDC, NCISS and PfP Training Centers
– Train CDTs from PfP Training Centers and nations
– Develop new courses in high priority areas
– Update prototype courses and add new modules
– Create ADL capability in support of NATO/PfP exercises
– Develop ADL capability for the classified NATO network
NATO/PfP ADL Programme
Conclusions and Recommendations
• RECOMMENDATIONS
– Establish Initial Joint ADL & Simulation Core Capability
at HQ SACT and NS(S), NDC and NCISS
– Create an ADL Network with “Centers of Excellence” at
NS(S), NDC, NCISS and PfP Training Centers
– Train CDTs from PfP Training Centers and nations
– Develop new courses in high priority areas
– Update prototype courses and add new modules
– Create ADL capability in support of NATO/PfP exercises
– Develop ADL capability for the classified NATO network
NATO/PfP ADL Project Time Line
TEAM BUILDING &
EXPLORATORY MEETINGS
FEASIBILITY
STUDY
CD&E
DEVELOP COURSES &
PROTOTYPE
CONDUCT
EXPERIMENTS
DEVELOP CAPABILITY PACKAGE
COORDINATE VNC &
ESTABLISH IOC
ESTABLISH DETAILED
CAPABILITY RQMTS
DEVELOP CAPABILITY
PACKAGE
RECEIVE APPROVAL
IMPLEMENTATION
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
WAY AHEAD
• IOC should be established by mid-2004 with VNC
• ADL Capability Package should be completed by end-2004
• Full Operational Implementation will be end 2005
Questions ?
The Training Transformation Technologies Conference
NATO Perspective on Multinational Education
&
Training
4 September, 2003
Hilton Alexandria Mark Center
Dr. Gökay Sürsal
Allied Command Transformation
Norfolk, Virginia