1. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED 1 Pacific Warfighting Center Training and Exercises Directorate USPACOM J73 5 October 2011

2. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED 2 Pacific Warfighting Center (PWC) on Ford Island Provide key enablers to develop and execute the USPACOM Joint Training Program and assist other USPACOM Directorates in mission execution

3. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED 3 Key Enablers Comprehensive simulation support for USPACOM joint exercises – Joint Simulation Database Development and Operations – Simulation-to-C4I Interface Support for Joint Exercise Control Group Operations – Senior Control & Pol-Mil Subject Matter Experts – MSEL Management (Fee for Service) – “Grey Beards” (Fee for Service) Senior leader seminars, table top exercises, and interoperability workshops for CDR USPACOM and Staff – Plan and facilitate events – Conduct event hot-wash & prepare post-event summary report At PWC and Deployed Locations

4. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED 4 Key Enablers (cont) Media support for joint exercises (Fee-for Service) – Simulated news broadcasts and news articles – Simulated Press Conference & Senior Leader Interviews Manage the scheduling / delivery of live, virtual, and constructive training enablers associated with Joint National Training Capability (JNTC) and Australia / U.S. Joint Combined Training Capability (JCTC) IT support for USPACOM Joint Exercise Control Group (JECG) operations – Classified / Unclassified – Information Management – Enterprise Platform for Information Collaboration (EPIC) – APAN Communities – Video Briefing / Display Services – Office Automation Hardware / Applications – JMSEL v2.6 Server and Help Desk Support (funded by Joint Staff) At PWC and Deployed Locations

5. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED 5 All Partners Access Network (APAN) DoD’s enterprise solution for Unclassified Information Sharing (UIS): Web based (INTERNET) collaboration among USPACOM Staff, DoD, Interagency, other Governmental Organizations, Non Governmental Organizations, and Partner Nations: https://community.apan.org/Default.aspx Provide unimpeded access for the exchange of strategic communication & information Provide Exercise Information Management Coordination Build Partnerships & Enhance Security Cooperation Promote Communities of Interest and Practice PACOM’s Primary non-dot- mil, non-class info sharing network Exercise & Real-World Operational Support (people / equip) Coalition Exercise Planning & Information DoD UIS Solution

6. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED APAN Support for Exercises Enhances communication and collaboration among exercise planners, action officers, and exercise participants Suite of integrated tools – APAN Community: Online Collaboration – SharePoint: Document Management – Joint Master Scenario Event List (JMSEL) – Adobe Connect: Real-time Collaboration – Chat: Instant Messaging On-site knowledge management support to improve situation awareness for decision-making KEEN SWORD COBRA GOLD KEY RESOLVE MPAT / GPOI BALIKATAN TALISMAN SABER

7. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED 7 Building Summary 2736 SF 2385 SF 897 SF 512 SF 723 SF 1 st FL (22,300 SF) – Six reconfigurable operational spaces to support USPACOM Joint Event Life Cycle activities –Open Storage Secret –Each room can be operated as Temporary Secure Working Area ++

8. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED 8 Network Connectivity for Event Support ++ NMCI Classified / Unclassified Work Stations – 1 KIOSK Seat / Room PWC Classified LAN: SIPRNET INTERNET (All Partners Access Network or APAN) Joint Training Enterprise Network (JTEN) – U.S. SECRET –Pacific Hub servicing nodes in Korea, Okinawa, Schofield Bks, (Hickam?) Training And Operational Networks (as needed for events; not persistent connections): –Australian Defence Training and Experimentation Network (DTEN) –Improved Connectivity Initiative (ICI) –CENTRIXS – Japan –U.S. Forces Korea Combined Exercise Information System (CEIS) –SOCSIPRNET –Cooperative Maritime Forces Pacific (CMFP) Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System (JWICS) Secure telephones: 68 SECRET STEs, 13 TS STEs (81 phone lines)

9. 9 Theater Briefing Area 203 92 78

10. 10 Joint Exercise Control Group Room 92 124 94

11. 11 Multipurpose Room 21 34 33

12. 12 Two Training and Conference Rooms 17 25 20

13. 13 VTC Room (“PCR”) 35

14. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED 14 Requesting PWC Enablers PWC Information Web Portal: –https://community.apan.org/pwc/p/reservations.aspxhttps://community.apan.org/pwc/p/reservations.aspx –PWC.Request@apan-info.net Primary POCs –PWC Event Coordinator, 472-7765 –PWC Operations Officer, 472-7777 Priority of Support: –USPACOM Joint Exercise Program (JEP) Events –Support for USPACOM Staff Directorates’ non-JEP events -- subject to the availability of resources (space and technicians) –Support for USPACOM Component Command events that add joint context to service tactical training – cost reimbursable basis; USPACOM J7 may program CE2 funds –Support for all other activities / events -- cost reimbursable basis

15. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED 15 USPACOM Training & Exercise Conference is preferred venue for identifying out-year requirements Competing priorities? -- USPACOM J7 Director determines how to allocate available PWC resources PWC’s annual operating budget does not include these costs (requesting organization must fund): –Travel by PWC staff to support events –Part-time contractor subject matter experts (labor and travel) required to support events Requesting PWC Enablers

16. As of 05 0800W Oct 11 UNCLASSIFIED 16 Questions?