Army Integrated Air and Missile Defense

Program

NDIA 14th Annual Systems Engineering Conference

25 October 2011

Mr. Jeffrey M. Stevens

DISTRIBUTION A: APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DISTRIBUTION UNLIMITED

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“First priority is the creation of a coherent systems of systems framework for conceiving, developing, and deploying air and missile defenses…for integrating each element of its future AMD capabilities within an Army-wide, Joint and combined context.”

- WELCH PANEL RESULTS

IFC ENGAGED

Current SHORAD

NOTENGAGED

Current HIMAD

Joint Interdependence

Today• System Centric Operations

• Terrain Restricted Surveillance /Engagements (Penetrators)

• Limited Interoperability

• Weapon System Unique Interfaces

• 360o Extended Range TBM Engagement

• Initial Common Battle Command for Netted Protect / Counter-Strike Fires

• Full integration with Joint IAMD architectures

Increment 3

Protect Assets

Protect Forces

Move From Today’s Point Defense To A

Capability To Execute Area Defense Against

Air, Cruise and Missile Threats

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Concept of Operations Summary (U)

Supports BCTs/Div/CORPS and Theater

Increment 2• Network Centric Operations

(NCES Compliant)

• Mobile, Modular, Mission Tailored AMD Task Forces

• Integrated Fire Control for CMD

• Joint Systems Interoperability

DDS (Asynch, Compact, Very High Volume, Time Critical)

Enterprise Integration Bus

XML over DDS (Asynch, Extensible, High Volume, Time Critical)

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Local Launch Farm

Netted and

Distributed Radar

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Common C2

PATRIOT Engagement

Control Station

HNR Radio

Common P&F Capability

Air & Missile Defense Reference Battalion

Battalion EOC 1 (= 2 Battery EOCs)

Battery EOC 5 (4 PATRIOT, 1 SLAMRAAM)

Platoon EOC 5 (3 SLAMRAAM, 2 JLENS)

IBCS-EOC Physical Architecture

Battalion Configuration

Battery Configuration

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Systems Engineering

Challenges and Opportunities

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Challenges1. Integration of complex systems in different phases of life-

cycle2. Disparate processes and stakeholders with competing

interests3. System Security Engineering – Net-centric environment

Opportunities1. Common AMD C2 capability for Army AMD warfighter2. Integrated Fire Control and Single Integrated Air Picture

across AMD System of Systems3. Government owned, data-centric environment for future

sensors and weapons and Joint integration (e.g. Joint Track Management Capability)