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1 UNCLASSIFIED THE SOF WARRIOR: A DISRUPTIVE FORCE IN A COMPLEX ENVIRONMENT 3 February 2005 Mr. J. Frank Wattenbarger Director, Advanced Technology Directorate

2 UNCLASSIFIED USSOCOM MISSION AND CORE TASKS Mission : “USSOCOM Plans, Directs, and Executes Special Operations in the Conduct of the War On Terrorism in Order to Disrupt, Defeat, and Destroy Terrorist Networks That Threaten the United States, Its Citizens and Interests Worldwide…..” Core Tasks PRE-CONFLICT CONFLICTPOST-CONFLICT COMBAT OPERATIONSPEACETIME OPERATIONS INFORMATION OPERATIONS UNCONVENTIONAL WARFARE PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS DIRECT ACTION SPECIAL RECONNAISSANCE FOREIGN INTERNAL DEFENSE COUNTERTERRORISM COUNTERPROLIFERATION OF WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION CIVIL AFFAIRS OPERATIONS

3 UNCLASSIFIED USSOCOM OPERATIONAL FOCUS Method: Find, Fix, Finish, and Follow Up –Find Using Full Range Of Sensors, ISR, Analysis, HUMINT, … –Fix Using Superior Fires, Mobility, Agility, and Pervasive Communications –Finish Terrorists Wherever They Are Operating Eliminate Safe Havens, Leadership, Training, and Membership Via Lethal/Direct Action Capabilities –Follow Up to Achieve Stability and Erosion of Base for Future Terrorists Very Good at Finishing - Need to Improve Find and Fix Advanced Sensors Superior Fire

4 UNCLASSIFIED OSD DESIGINATED DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES Directed Energy Technologies –Non-Lethal Directed Energy –Prime Power/High Temperature Superconductivity –High Power Microwave (HPM) Attack –EMP and HPM Protection –Thermal Management –Phased Array Laser System Distributed Systems for ISR CBRNE Non-Intrusive Detection Virtual Training Individual Soldier Protection Systems

5 UNCLASSIFIED USSOCOM’S DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES USSOCOM has Experience in Several Technologies Considered as Disruptive: Advanced Tactical Laser, Active Denial System, UAV Payloads, Psychological Operations, and Special Operations Platforms However…The Most Important, Enduring, Core Disruptive Element of USSOCOM is the SOF Operator Application of SOF in Any of the USSOCOM Assigned Core Tasks is Inherently a Disruptive Action. It is This Capability That USSOCOM Proposes to Enhance and Make More Disruptive by Use of Additional Technologies that Enhance/Enable the SOF Warrior’s Capabilities Advanced Tactical LaserPointer UAV

6 UNCLASSIFIED Through Exhaustive Training, Which Includes Language and Cultural Skills, SOF Deploys Into Remote Areas, Works With Indigenous Personnel, Coalition Forces, and Enemy Supporters. Through Close Interaction With the Local Populations, SOF Reaps Valuable Intelligence For GWOT - Find and Fix! The OPTEMPO Often Demands Rapid Transition Into New Areas, Languages, Cultural Roots, Etc. and Necessitates Forces Train and Prepare Whenever the Operator Has Time In Such Employments the Operator Must Be Self-Sufficient, Survivable, Equipped With Advanced Information Mining Tools, and Naturally Occurring in The Environment SOF Operates Alone in Austere Environments With Only the Items They Can Carry BACKGROUND: THE BASIS OF THE NEED

7 UNCLASSIFIED “CULTURAL CHAMELEON” OVERVIEW Immersive (Injectable) Regionalized Training : Access to Advanced Training Technologies for Rapid Adaptation to the Culture, Language Variations, Complex TTP’s, And To Provide The Basis To Conduct Rapid And Intensive Training To Indigenous Surrogate Forces – Localized Fluency In All Languages; Seemlessly Blend Into Any Cultural Environment Tactical Neural Nano-Implant Ruggedized Multi-Function Tablet Immersive Headset

8 UNCLASSIFIED Influence And Perception Enablers : Access to Technologies and Methods That Persuade Target Audiences to a Desired Course of Action (With Verification), and Allow That Operator to Develop Extremely Strong Rapport With an Understanding of All or Targeted Members of the Indigenous Population “CULTURAL CHAMELEON” OVERVIEW

9 UNCLASSIFIED Protection, Concealment, and Lightweight Sustainment Equipment –Have Integrated Self-protection Capabilities From Weapons, Puncture, and Blunt Trauma - Indestructibility –Appear to Be Standard Regional Dress, and Be Undetectable by Contact Search or Standard Detection Devices (Metal Detectors, Radars, Etc.) “CULTURAL CHAMELEON” OVERVIEW Carbon Nanotube Armor Adaptive Intelligent Laminates

10 UNCLASSIFIED Sensors, Communications and Weapons –Extend All Senses - e.g. Have Enhanced Biological Sensors, to See, Hear or Otherwise Better Sense in Day, Night and Through Obscurants and Noise; Be Able To Detect Stress Or Unusual Behavior –Robust LPI/D Communications –Integrated Tunable Lethality –Leave Behind Small Undetectable Persistent and Pervasive Sensors That Will Provide Long Term (>5 Years) Video, Audio and Other Hyper- Spectral and Extra-Spectral Coverage. “CULTURAL CHAMELEON” OVERVIEW Sensory Enhancing NanobotsMicrobots “Recon Roach”Tunable Directed Energy Weapon

11 UNCLASSIFIED “SHAPE SHIFT” OVERVIEW Undetected Insertion Anywhere on Globe : Provide Technologies That Enable SOF Platforms, Equipment and Operators to Be “Invisible” in All Media (Air, Land, Sea), From All Senses, From All Sensors, in Any Environment Full Spectrum MaskingOutline and Thermal Masking

12 UNCLASSIFIED Movement At Will : Provide Technologies That Enable SOF Equipment and Operators to Blend With Any Environment So As to Be Undetected in Plain View While Conducting Sensitive Core Task Assignments “SHAPE SHIFT” OVERVIEW Nano-Fabrics Self Heal, Self Clean, and Adopt Color and Texture of Surroundings

13 UNCLASSIFIED COMMANDER’S R&D FOCUS SOF Warrior System –Enhanced Protection: Armor, Lightweight Sustainment Systems –Enhanced Weaponry and Night Vision Devices and Other Individual Sensors –Signature Management and Other Countermeasures in All Environments –Sense the Enemy Regardless of Concealment Sensors –Unmanned, Semi-Autonomous/Autonomous Robotic Systems –Enhanced, Novel Sensors – Remote and Body Worn Power and Energy –Continuous Operation –Emits No signature –Lightweight, Reliable, Effective

14 UNCLASSIFIED CONCLUSION Proposed Initiatives Will Provide Substantial Increases in Lethality, Survivability, Communications, and Stealth Capabilities for Individual Warfighters in the GWOT These Continuously Evolving Capability Increases Will Allow SOF to Not Only Conduct Find and Fix Operations Globally, But Also to Disrupt or Even Disintegrate the Terrorist Organizations