1. UNCLASSIFIED Joint and Coalition Warfighting Joint Operational System Environment Division Joint and Coalition Warfighting Joint Operational System Environment Division JTLS Program FY 2011 Update Larry Hose, General Dynamics JCS DDJ7 JCW Synchronization & Integration JOSE / Environment Development JTLS Project Coordinator

2. UNCLASSIFIED Agenda  JCW Mission & Vision  JTLS Program Management  FY11 O&M  FY11 RDT&E  JTLS Users  JTLS Development Timeline

3. UNCLASSIFIED Joint and Coalition Warfighting Mission: On behalf of the Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Deputy Director J7 for Joint and Coalition Warfighting supports the training and development of Joint, interagency, and multinational capabilities in order to meet the present and future operational needs of the Joint and Coalition force. Vision: To be the premier center for Joint and Coalition training and development in the Department of Defense.

4. UNCLASSIFIED JTLS Program Management  JCW Manages The JTLS Program Maintain Configuration Management/Control Conduct Configuration Control Board (CCB) (Annual) JTLS International Users’ Group (Annual) Training Gap Analysis Forum (TGAF) (Annual) Conduct JTLS working groups (As necessary) Monitor Operations and Maintenance (Ongoing)  Development Design/Operational/Exercise Issues/Mod Requests Track Changes, Conduct In-Progress Reviews and Conduct Final Testing (coordinate efforts with R&A) Version Release/Interim Maintenance Releases  Gather User Feedback

5. UNCLASSIFIED FY11 Operations & Maintenance  Rivers and road modeling in JTLS  The Intelligence Imagery Collection program  Internationalization of JTLS (translation of languages for the WHIP – Web-Hosted Interface Program)  The XML data imported and exported between JTLS and the Joint Training Data Services (JTDS) and associated programs  Fix battle damage assessment (BDA) reports associated with Multi-Target Attack Missions  Modernize the way JTLS and Theater Battle Management Core System (TBMCS) interface.  Splitting of aircraft within the mission – including sensors, fuel, weapons and crews

6. UNCLASSIFIED FY11 Operations & Maintenance (cont)  Multi-side use of Runways; maintain set rules of engagement  Develop updates to JTLS standard database and repository; Korea Standard Database  Replace DDS Forms 6i; upgrades to JTLS’s Oracle based programs; incorporate GLASSFISH  Support Existing Federation: upgrade previous, and maintain current, federation and integration capabilities with other simulations, devices, programs and processes (JLVC, NTF)  Maintain an operational capability to operate in a federation using the High Level Architecture (HLA) Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 1516 Standard (VRSG virtuals)

7. UNCLASSIFIED FY11 Research, Development, Testing and Evaluation (RDT&E)  Develop and integrate JTLS to operate in the Joint Live, Virtual and Constructive (JLVC) federation using the High Level Architecture (HLA), Run-time Infrastructure (RTI) and Real-Time Platform Reference (RPR) Federation Object Model (FOM)  Integrate JTLS with virtual simulations using JLVC HLA/RTI RPR FOM. Virtuals: Multiple Unified Simulation Environment (MUSE) and Virtual Reality Scene Generator (VRSG)  Develop JTLS database and scenario for integration testing with LVC federation based on United States West Coast terrain  Develop JTLS to model the snorkel times for diesel submarines

8. UNCLASSIFIED NC3A Slovenia France (2) UAE (2) United Kingdom JWC Poland (2) Australia Greece Taiwan Italy Turkey Spain Pakistan Thailand Japan (4) Malaysia Rep of Korea JTLS International Users/Sites Australia – Australian Defense Force Warfare Center France – Center Intermees de Defense (CID) & University of Marseilles & Laboratoire des Sciences de L’Information et des Systemes (LSIS) Greece – Hellenic National Defense General Staff, War Games Department (HNDGS) Italy – Ministry of Defense (MOD) through Marconi Japan – Mitsubishi Electric Company (MELCO) for JDA Joint Warfare Center (JWC) – Stavanger, Norway Joint & Coalition Warfighting Center (JCWC) (previous JWFC) – Suffolk, Virginia USA Korea – ROK AF Air University Malaysia – Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF) NATO C3 AGENCY (NC3A) - The Hague, NL Norway – SO Exercises, NOR National Joint Headquarters Pakistan – Ministry of Defence, National Defence University (NDU), Wargaming Center Poland – Polish General Staff & Joint Forces Training Center (JFTC) Saudi Arabia – Processing Slovenia – Ministry of Defense Spain – Engineering & Services Agency for Defense and Transportation (ISDEFE) Taiwan – Ministry of National Defence, Joint Exercise & Training Center Thailand – Royal Thai Supreme Command (RTSC), Joint Staff College Turkey – Ministry of National Defense (MND) United Arab Emirates (UAE) – through Coleman Research Corp (UAE M&S Center) United Kingdom – Defence Science and Technology Laboratory Warrior Preparation Center (WPC) Einsiedlerhof Air Station near Ramstein AB, Germany WPCJWFC Saudi Arabia Norway As of Mar 2011

9. UNCLASSIFIED JTLS Development Timeline  JTLS V3.4.6 - JLVC Design Meeting 4-7 Jan 11  JTLS V4.0 - JLVC MUSE (VRSG) Test 128 Mar - 1 Apr 11  JTLS V4.0 Alpha Test 4-8 Apr 11  JTLS V4.0 - JLVC MUSE (VRSG) Test 220-24 Jun 11  JTLS V4.0 Beta Test 27 Jun- 1 Jul 11  JTLS V4.0 - JLVC MUSE (VRSG) Test 325-29 Jul 11  JTLS V4.0 – TBMCS Test 129 Aug- 2 Sep11  JTLS V4.0 Acceptance Test 26-30 Sep 11  JTLS V4.0 – TBMCS Test 23-14 Oct 11  JTLS V4.0 Release TBD Oct 11  14th JTLS International Users Conference 25-26 Oct 11  JTLS Configuration Control Board (CCB) TBD BLUE = complete

10. UNCLASSIFIED Questions JTLS Project Coordinator Mr. Larry Hose, General Dynamics Comm: (757) 203-7714 DSN: 668-7714 Larry.hose.ctr@hr.js.mil

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12. UNCLASSIFIED Use the Joint Theater Level Simulation to meet joint, coalition and service training requirements while maintaining our modeling and simulation support and partnership with U.S. allies, NATO, Partnership for Peace (PfP) countries and federal agencies to maximize our users’ return on investment through a flexible, scalable and deployable simulation. Program Vision 12

13. UNCLASSIFIED 1982: Initially developed by the U.S. Readiness Command for analysis of Joint, Combined and Coalition Operations plans with an evolutionary vision for improvements 1990: Mission Rehearsal for Operation Desert Storm – JTLS was used to train coalition forces and conduct mission rehearsals in preparation for the 1991Persian Gulf War 1992: An Air Tasking Order generator is added and JTLS is expanded to a 10- sided game to better support coalition training and analysis of warfare 1996: JTLS approved for distribution to foreign and domestic non-U.S. Government clients with U.S. State Department approval 2003: Mission Rehearsal for Operation Iraqi Freedom – JTLS was used to evaluate courses of actions (COA) and conduct mission rehearsals for U.S. and coalition forces 2005: JTLS became the first web-enabled U.S. DoD simulation, incorporating state-of-the-art web technologies 2007: Enhanced C4I capability – JTLS now links to TBMCS, GCCS, ADSI and other U.S., NATO and International real-world C4I devices 2008: JTLS successfully integrated with USJFCOM's entity-level joint model, the Joint Conflict and Tactical Simulation (JCATS), to provide a multi-echelon training capability—tactical through strategic 2009: JTLS developed link to Google Earth TM for Common Operational Picture and support TADIL-J. Developed missile launch and projected elliptical point of impact on GCCS and Blue Force Tracker capability; Naval mine warfare completely re-engineered; Intelligence modeling enhanced Brief History Of JTLS 13

14. UNCLASSIFIED 1.Intelligence Imagery Collection FY11 2.Develop Polygonal Rivers & Roads FY11 3.Transport Of HRUs 4.Model Runway Use By Friendly Sides FY11 5.Identical Name Air Missions: Track Symbols Jump On COP 6.Add BDA To Multi-Target Attack Mission FY11 7.XML Data Imported/Exported betw JTLS And CT/UGU (JTDS) FY11 8.Snorkel Times For Diesel Submarines FY11 9.Develop Software Install Script 10.More Detailed Combat System Damage Reports 11.Splitting And Merging of Flight FY11 12.Capture And Surrender Capability 13.Negative Report For IPIR & RECCEEXREP That Don't See Anything 14.Integrate ATOG Functionality Into WHIP 15.Effective Time For HRUs Very Confusing 16.HRU Detection and Destruction JTLS July 2009 CCB Results 14

15. UNCLASSIFIED 17.HRUs Should Always Collect Information 18.Multiple Orbit Points 19.Allow Player To Turn Off Air Mission Sensors 20.Delivery Item List Not Available To Operator 21.IMT Air Mission Destination 2 Location Field 22.Enhance Close Air Support Current Operations 23.Insert/Extract Missions Should Be Included On Lift/Drop Report 24.Multiple Mission Air Orders 25.Optional Refueling 26.Airlift Supply Alternative Landing Location Logic 27.Naval Units Are Unable To Engage Friendly ASM 28.Relate Messages To Orders 29.Use IMINT National Image Interpretability Rating Scaled (NIIRS) 30.Detach By Combat System Days Of Supply Option 31.Current Drift When System/Unit Is In The Water But Not Moving JTLS July 2009 CCB Resul ts 15