Transcript FORCEnet Marine Corps FORCEnet Presentation to the 2004 Strike, Land Attack and Air Defense Annual Symposium Mr.

FORCEnet
Marine Corps FORCEnet
Presentation to the 2004
Strike, Land Attack and Air Defense
Annual Symposium
Mr. Robert Hobart
Marine Corps Systems Command
April 29, 2004
FORCEnet
FORCEnet: EMW Enabler
Provides
Common
Operational and
Tactical Pictures
Provides
Intelligence,
Surveillance and
Reconnaissance
Provides
Communication
and Data
Networks
... and Enterprise Services invisible to the user
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What Is FORCEnet?
Net-Centric Warfare Is the Theory.
Net-centric Operations Is the Concept.
FORCEnet Is the Process of Making the Theory
and Concept a Reality.
FORCEnet
FORCEnet
TRANSFORMATION
 FORCEnet
 Flexible, responsive to the Commander
 Transparent technology
 More than technology
 Leadership, tactics-techniquesprocedures (TTP), concepts, training, etc.
FORCEnet
CAPABILITIES
 Expanded Collaborative Planning
 Real-time, dispersed
 Enhanced Decision-making
 Right info, right time, right person, right format
 Modeling and Simulation
 Test and modify plan in real-time
 Self-organizing, Self-healing Network
“Automated” routine decision-making
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Concept-Based Development
Macro Functional
Orientation
Activity
Hierarchy
• Phase I, II, III BDA
• MEA
• Target nominations
• Special Studies
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Capabilities
Technology Insertion
S&T Investment
Experimentation
R&D and Science
Management
Human Resources
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• MISREPs
• Combat Reports
• Munitions Effects
• Target nominations
• Target material requests
• Collection Requirements
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• Munitions Effects
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• Target material requests
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• Point mensuration
• No strike lists
• Target materials
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SYSTEM
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SYSTEM
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Collection
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Caveats:
• Extract from
USCENTCOM
Objective Architecture
Concerning Targeting –
November 1997 Draft
• Nodes; info. exchanges;
functions shown do not
represent a complete set
C ontrol
AAMDC FP TOC
A
Capabilities List
Army
Force
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A3
NODE B
A JM
(ACE)
• Enemy Force
Effectiveness
• Collection
Requirements
• Target
Nominations
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JFLCC
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JICA3.1
JOC
• Coalition Coordination
F2C2
CW C
AADC
• Target materials/analysis
• BDA Reports (imagery/text)
JFC
A1.1 A1.2
JFLCC
• BDA Reports
(imagery/text)
Coalition Allies
A
NATO Allies
JFC
JFMCC
A JM
• CDL, JNFL, Preplanned JTL
• Target materials
• Target nomination
(JOC/JIC)
• BDA Reports
(imagery/text)
• Propose targets
• Track JFLCC Targets
• Phase I, II BDA
• MEA
A2
BDA Reports • Phase II BDA;
(imagery/text) Combat Assessment
• Collection
Requirements
Information Resources
Activity
Diagram
Target
Nominations
MIDB
Changes
DCCC
Supporting
Management & Admin
Integrated Architectures
Maneuver
Naval Operating Concept
INTEL
Command &
Warfighting
Control
Training & Education
Concepts
Financial Management
Guidance
FORCEnet
USMC Architecture Agencies
- Process and agency
coordination
Documenting the
baseline
BASELINE ARCHITECTURE
Mission
Baseline IT Capabilities
Information
Systems
IT
Governance
Process
Campaign
Plans
POM
Initiatives
INTEGRATED MASTER
SCHEDULE
Mission & Operational Needs
New Threats
Budgets & Costs
TRANSITION STRATEGY
Technical
(JTA)
Security & Management
System Portfolio
Plans &
Decisions
New Technology & Standards
Operational
Guiding Principles
New
Operational
Concepts
Future IT Capabilities
Computing Services
Network & Comm Services
Application Services
Security Services
Data Services
TARGET ARCHITECTURE
New
Systems
Future
Technical
(JTA)
- Operational views
- Systems and technical
views
- Architecture engineering
infrastructure
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Strategic Framework
NCOW
Military Transformation: Net-Centric Operations & Warfare
Naval Power 21
Sea
Power
21
Naval Transformation: Naval Power-21
• Naval Operating Concept
Marine
Corps
Strategy
21
Service Transformation: Sea Power-21 & Marine Corps
Strategy 21
USMC Campaign Plans
Sea Strike
Sea Shield
Expeditionary
Maneuver Warfare
Sea Warrior
Sea Base
Sea Trial
Sea Enterprise
FORCEnet
NMCI
eXNET (TDN)
MCEITS
“Netting” the Joint Force”
FORCEnet
Architecture Key to Integration
BACK UP SLIDES
Army / USMC Common FORCEnet
Efforts
•
•
•
•
MC02 MCS / TCO Interface
Feb 03 - Operational Architecture effort to identify common IERs
JROCM 128 and 161- 03 to achieve a single joint capability (BFSA/CID)
C2PC / FBCB2 Alignment
OV-1 JBFSA (DRAFT)
Defining information network requirements
Army / USMC Common
Architecture Efforts
FORCEnet
• Common Army BOS / USMC BSF “maneuver”
IERs
– Examining remaining BOS/BSF alignment
• Shared operational architecture databases
• Common methodology for architecture based
capabilities development
Exploring architecture development MOA!
“Netting” the Joint Force”
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GIG
Joint Battle Management Command & Control
Air Force
C2 Constellation
Navy
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Marine Corps
FORCEnet
Army
LANDWARNET
Architecture Key to Integration
LEADERSHIP
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Command Philosophy
Command by Direction
 Centralize uncertainty
Command by Plan
 Prioritize uncertainty
Command by Influence
 Distribute uncertainty
Network must be Adaptable to the Commander
GIG Overlay
BEA – BMMP (6 Business Areas)
JBMC2 - JFCOM
JC2 - STRATCOM
FCB – Warfighting (5 Warfighting Areas)
FORCENET
IT-21 ?
NMCI
eXNet
INFOSPACE
MCEITS
CES – TCA – GIG BE – JTRS – IA – COMPUTING PLANT
LANDWARNET ?
C2 CONST
AF BEA
MCEN
MARINE CORPS ENTERPRISE NETWORK (MCEN): Provides USMC end-toend IT capabilities, and is the Marine Corps contribution to FORCENET and the
GIG. Supports both the warfighting and business operations.
Summary of BGen John R. Thomas statement to House Armed Services Committee 2004
USMC Architecture Artifacts
OPERATIONAL
Functional Orientation
Concepts
Information
WEB PAGES CONTAIN HYPERLINKS TO ALL REFERENCES AND
TRAINING MANUALS. ALL TASK BOXES LINK TO NODE DIAGRAMS.
SYSTEMS
MCIAP Enterprise-Level
TECHNICAL
Platform & System-Level
Standards Maps
A Conceptual Foundation
The USMC enterprise consists of a globally
interconnected, end-to-end set of information
capabilities, associated processes, and
personnel for collecting, processing, storing,
disseminating and managing information on
demand to warfighters and the supporting
establishment.
IT Concept
The USMC IT framework consists of three
interconnected environments (units) within a
Joint and commercial information technology
grid.
IT Environment
FORCEnet
Persistent, netted
ISR; optimum naval
investment within joint
architecture
Ubiquitous
communications
Robust links
Fully netted sensors
Flawless combat
ID & blue force
tracking
Full coalition
interoperability
Shared common
undersea picture
COTP to all users
Ironclad network
defense-in-depth
4
Management Philosophy Shift
Today
Integrated at
at
Integrated
Department
Department
Proposed
National
National
MilitaryStrategy
Strategy
Military
Systems
Systems
Joint
Joint
Vision
Vision
Joint
Joint
Operations
Operations
Concepts
Concepts
Requirements
Requirements
JointOperating
Operating
Joint
Concepts
Concepts
Functional
Functional
Concepts
Concepts
Bottom up, “Stovepiped”
•
ServiceOperating
Operating
Service
Concepts
Concepts
Functional
Functional
Concepts
Concepts
“Born Joint”
OSD/JCS Approach:
– Improved analytical rigor to better define the capabilities needed and those we no longer
needed eliminated.
– Capabilities-based planning counters threats that pose the greatest danger without
predicting specific contingencies.
– Scenarios illuminate possible outcomes of potential contingencies and test capability
needs.
– Resource constraints impact implementation plans, not capability needs determinations.
– Focusing leadership earlier in the decision process ensures a more coordinated
implementation effort within resource constraints.
MANEUVER WARFARE
Commander’s intent
Shared awareness
Decentralized operations
Tempo
Surfaces and gaps
Warfare with hardware