Special Operations Command Joint Forces Command Distributed IW Rehearsal Using the Small Group Scenario Trainer 21 Sep 2010 Overall Classification of this Briefing UNCLASSIFIED Mr. Bill Fleser Lt Col Gerald “Jay” Gendron
Overview P roblem artnership ilot project lan for FY11
Problem – “As-Is” Level of Performance Time
Problem – “To-Be” Level of Performance Increased contact Time
Increase customer contact using less resources Achieving the “To-Be” Increase customer contact using less resources Resources Customer Contact
The Partnership A coalition of the willing A federation of believers
OV-1 – SGST in a Distributed Environment JKO Servers AKO White Cell Controller SOCJFCOM Training Audience
Pilot Project with SOCPAC
SOCPAC Event Recap Mission: 3-hour event: N-hour sequence; HA/DR in Sumatra JPG stood up - gained situational awareness Roles included: J1; J2; J3; J35; J39; J4; J6 Conducted mission analysis in response to CDR VOCO: Launch Pacific Survey and Assessment Team Provide launch options for TF-510 (light and medium)
SGST Feasibility Test Assessment Objectives: Determine feasibility of SGST in a TSOC environment, investigating several perspectives How well does SGST facilitate contingency and crisis action events? Does SGST adequately establish an environment to practice SOPs (e.g., N-hour) in a half day event? Might SGST increase SOCJFCOM engagement with TSOCs by providing a capability to complement live training with SOCJFCOM-hosted follow-on events? What is SOCPAC’s perception of the utility to use SGST capabilities to increase engagement with partners?
It may—Future Assessment Pilot – User Response Survey General Agreement Discussion It may—Future Assessment
Pilot – User Response Most Useful Suggested Adding Least Useful Alerts Shared Workspace Video Transcripts Suggested Adding Voice over IP Synchronized Start Observer Roles Private Chat Least Useful Mentors
Plan for FY11 Next steps Phase II for SOCPAC (battle drills) currently in work Established Distance Learning Joint Event Team Support a scenario and TTP development effort with quarterly demonstrations FY10: Q4 FY11: Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 SOCPAC Feasibility MS#1 MS#2 ~ 20 Oct SOCPAC Phase II (process) MS#3 Component Demo (reuse) MS#4 TSOC#2 focus (expand base) IOC Integrated with Training Program SOCJFCOM
QUESTIONS?
Backup Slides
SGST Life Cycle June 2009 SGST demo presented to SOCJFCOM Stimulated thought about training capabilities SOJ5/8/9 prepared a project concept February 2010 Opportunity by JFCOM for five or six pilot projects SOCJFCOM successful in submitting a proposal Joint Knowledge Development and Distribution Capability (JKDDC) is project manager March 2010 SOCPAC identified as interested TSOC to support as capability user Development of HA/DR scenario in SOCPAC theater begins June 2010 – dry runs SOD-South event was catalyst to get development concept worked out Dry-run to CDRSOCJFCOM and make the “ready to test” determination July 2010 SOCPAC feasibility test
HA/DR Phase I and Phase II SOCJFCOM/SOCPAC HA/DR Phase I and Phase II Exercise Instructional Highlights SGST provides an environment to train players with the use of Multinational Standard Operating Procedures. Interactive media to provide situational awareness on the evolving earthquake devastation and response efforts. Work product development Mission Analysis Brief in Phase I exercise Storyboard Brief and Battle Update Brief in Phase II exercise Preparing Warriors Individually through Development and Distribution of Joint Knowledge
SOCPAC - Phase I
SOJ5/8/9 Mission SOCJFCOM MISSION: Train Conventional and Special Operations Joint Force Commanders and their Staffs in the employment of Special Operations Force (SOF) focusing on full integration of SOF and conventional forces in both planning and execution to enhance warfighting readiness. SOJ5/8/9: Support USJFCOM joint capability development and experimentation with special operations capabilities to advance interoperability of conventional and special operations forces and make irregular warfare a core competency of the joint force.