1. UNCLASSIFIED Deputy Army Spectrum Manager Army Spectrum Management Office (ASMO)

2. UNCLASSIFIED Purpose Provide a top-level overview of the ASMO Organization Provide an update on ASMO accomplishments/issues 2

3. UNCLASSIFIED Defend and champion Army spectrum usage at National and International levels – Protect Army capabilities from commercial encroachment – Champion Army weapon system deployment internationally Provide CONUS tactical/training frequencies Provide assignments for developmental testing Per statute (47 USC Sec 902) & Federal regulations (CFR 47, Part 300), certify Army spectrum-dependent systems Mission

4. UNCLASSIFIED ASMO Army Spectrum Management Office (ASMO) Plans Branch OPS Branch Spectrum LNO SIGCoE Deput CONUS Army Frequency Management Office, TX DoD Area Frequency Coordinator WSMR Budget Analyst Admin Asst * Dual-Hatted SAIS-AO DoD Area Frequency Coordinator, AZ

5. UNCLASSIFIED 5 Fort McPherson Fort Gordon Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield Fort Jackson Ft Buchanan, PR Fort Campbell Fort Knox Redstone Arsenal Fort Benning Fort Rucker Anniston AD Ft. Gillem Milan AAP Holston AAP Mississippi AAP Blue Grass AD Fort Bragg MOT Sunny Point Lima Army Tank Plt Natick R & D Ctr USA Cold Reg Lab Fort Devens RFTA (USAR) Fort Drum Fort Monmouth Picatinny Arsenal Watervliet Ars Ft. Hamilton Fort Dix (USAR) West Point Southeast White Sands Missile Testing Center Fort Sill Fort Bliss Fort Hood Fort Polk Pine Bluff Ars McAlester AAP Red River AD Lone Star AAP Camp Stanley Storage Actv Louisiana AAP Fort Sam Houston Corpus Christi AD Presidio of Monterey Yuma Proving Ground Fort Hauchuca Riverbank AAP Sierra Army Depot Hawthorne AD Camp Parks (USAR) Fort Hunter Liggett (USAR) Fort Irwin Detroit Ars USAG Selfridge Fort McCoy (USAR) Rock Island Arsenal Fort Leonard Wood Fort Riley Fort Leavenworth Iowa AAP Kansas AAP Lake City AAP Pueblo Depot Fort Carson Fort Lewis Yakima Training Center Vancouver Barracks Tooele AD Deseret Chem Depot Dugway Proving Ground DoD AFC WSMR DoD AFC AZ AFC MDW Fort Belvoir Charles E. Kelly Spt Fac (USAR) Aberdeen Proving Ground Fort Story Fort Lee Fort Eustis Fort Monroe Ft. AP Hill Radford AAP Letterkenny AD Carlisle Barracks Fort McNair Ft. Meade Fort Myer Walter Reed Ft Detrick Tobyhanna Army Depot Adelphi Lab Ctr AFMO-CONUS Regional Breakdown

6. UNCLASSIFIED 2011 Major Accomplishments Spearheaded formation of Army position to defend capabilities and find spectrum under the National Broadband Plan (NBP) Secured spectrum for soldier C-IED training Assigned spectrum during tornado disaster relief Defended Army international spectrum access – State Dept requested ASMO join US del Central American bilats Obtained spectrum certification for JTRS hand held Turned over data capture tool (Stepstone) to JSC Provided engineer support for testing before deployment Spectrum management certification guidance, assistance and engineering for Program Managers Successful relocation to Fort Meade

7. UNCLASSIFIED Issue: Army High-Priority WRC-12 Agenda Items (AIs) 7 AISubjectSummary 1.2 Enhancing the regulatory framework Oppose regulatory changes which cause ambiguity in determining spectrum availability during deployment planning 1.3 Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) Support regulatory changes to allow UAS to flexible flight paths outside normal aviation routes 1.5 Electronic news gathering (ENG) Oppose new regulations allowing news crews to use Army spectrum; database option avoids regulation changes that could result in encroachment

8. UNCLASSIFIED Issue: Army High-Priority WRC-12 Agenda Items (AIs) 8 AISubjectSummary 1.15 HF oceanographic radar (3-50 MHz) Protect Army Primary status in HF bands 1.21 Radar allocation (15.4-15.7 GHz) Support more radar spectrum (300 MHz) 1.25 Mobile satellite allocation (4 – 16 GHz) Oppose change to the Radio Regulations that encroach on bands used by Army 8.2 Future WRC agenda items US supports an agenda item promoting mobile broadband ; best Army strategy is to support US efforts to establish ITU working groups that develop regulatory language protecting existing Army spectrum uses

9. UNCLASSIFIED Issue: National Broadband Plan Army studied the technical, cost, and operational impact and feasibility of giving up spectrum (1755- 1850 MHz) to industry for wireless broadband applications −Key Equities: Joint Tactical Training System (JTRS), Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), High Capacity Line of Sight (HCLOS); Unmanned Ground Vehicle (UGV) video; Point-to- point microwave links, Telemetry, GSM Training systems −All Army capabilities have workable mitigation Alternative spectrum identified Use of exclusion zones around training areas 9

10. UNCLASSIFIED NBP Army Assessment Team Army 1755-1850 MHz team − CIO/G6 ASMO: Army lead - develop technical, operational, and cost impacts − National Guard Bureau − G2 – Intelligence impacts − FORSCOM and G3/5/7: Operational impacts − G8: 3-Star level engagement to assess future budget impacts − Army Test & Eval (T&E): Inputs for T&E range operations − Program offices: Provided COAs based on system technical, operational, and acquisition parameters − Army Cost Office: Cost analysis Collaborated with other MILDEPs on related systems and analysis methodologies 10

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