PM Mission Command · 2013-07-19 · PM MC 15-19 Vision (Army 2020) 10 Transform Mission Command Systems to be more Global, Dynamic, Scalable, Customizable, and Secure in a manner

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PM Mission Command

AFCEA APG Chapter December 19, 2012

COL Jonas Vogelhut Project Manager, Mission Command

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PEO C3T PM AMF PD COMSEC PM JBC-P PM MC PM MNVR PD TNI PM TR PM WIN-T MILTECH

The Command Post Challenge

ViceChief SoS Enterprise 081022 - 2 * Partial System Listing

SKL

ASIP

SINCGARS

CSS VSAT

TACSAT

AN/PRC-150C

EPLRS

Smart-T

JNN

GBS

Command

Post

DCGS-A

Warlock

DTSS

TAIS

IMETS

DTSS

ACT-E

MCS

BCS3

ADAM Cell

IDM-T

ISYSCON v4

DCGS-L

GCCS-A

Enablers

BCCS

117G

BFT/

FBCB2

AFATDS

SIPR, NIPR VOIP

CPOF

A2C2S

Generators

Displays,

Shelters & ECUs MC OTM

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1981-1999

Historical Mission

Command Evolution

Common Operating

Environment (COE)

Services

Collaboration

BCCS

Collaborate

Web Services

Environment

JADOCS

AFATDS

TAIS

BCS3

GCCS-A

GCCS BCS3

Others

DDS/

MIP

CoMotion

Mvr

CoMotion CoMotion

Air Log

CoMotion Fires

Enterprise

Battle Command Collapse

Standalone Systems

AFATDS Advanced Field

Artillery Tactical Data System

TAIS Tactical Airspace

Integration System

Original ABCS System Concept

AMDWS Air and Missile

Defense Workstation

MCS Maneuver Control

System

GCCS-A Global Command

and Control System-Army

ASAS All-Source Analysis System

FBCB2 Force XXI Battle

Command - Brigade and Below

Individual, Separate BFA Architectures

CSSCS Combat Service Support Control System

IMETS Integrated

Meteorological System

DTSS Digital Topographic

Support System

Message-Based Data

Interoperability

2000-2007 2008-2012 2013 - 2017 2018+

Post COE/ MC Vision

COE V2 Unified Collaboration

Common Virtual Serverimplementation

Converged Server Hardware Rich Web Client

COE V3 Std Shareable Geospatial

Unified Collaboration Common Operating Picture Common Map Tactical Appstore Cloud Analytics

COE V4 Unified Data

Disconnected Workstation and Web-client

Joint interoperability Enhanced Common

Operating Picture Unified Data

COE V5 MCOTM

Disconnected Infrastructure

services

Enhanced Performance

Operational Adaptability 4

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COL Jonas Vogelhut PM Mission Command

PdD SSMC

Chief, TMD

PdM TMC PdM SMC PdD FSC2

DPdD FSC2 DPdM SMC Acting DPdM TMC DPdD

MC Stakeholder’s ASAALT: G3/5/7:G4:G8,FDC:G8,FDG:SEC APG & Fort Sill: TCM Fires Cell: TCM MC:TCM Sust C2: PM DCGS-A:

Chief, RMD Acting Chief, Ops

PM Mission Command

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Chief, BMD

DPM Mission Command

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MC Core

Competencies & Priorities

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Priorities 1. Soldiers support - FSR,

SW/HW fixes, relations2. COE infrastructure/common

software, interoperability

3. COE applicationmodifications - OPS/IntelConvergence

4. Rich web client/CommandWeb

5. Contracts improvement

6. Cost avoidance/reportingaccuracy/reportingtransparency

7. Organization - internal -morale, rebuild

8. Organization - externalstakeholders - PM of Choice- HQDA, TCM, Joint, etc.

9. Organization - internal -training, certification, skills,Lean Six Sigma

10. Next generation capability

Applications -Maneuver -Fires -Logistics -Air, ADA, etc.

Integration -BCCS -CP CE -Joint -Coalition

Infrastructure -Common SW -Enterprise -DDS

Managing the Acquisition Process

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Maneuver •Joint Battle Command – Platform

•Joint Capability Release•Force Battle Command Brigade &

Below (FBCB2) Air Defense • Air Missile Defense Workstation

(AMDWS)• AMDWS Situational Awareness

Provider Map Widget• Integrated Air and Missile

Defense Battle Command System(IBCS)

Airspace

Sustainment • Battle Command Sustainment• Support System (BCS3)• Combat Power Widget• Logistics Reporting Tool Widget

Intelligence

Distributed Ground Station – Army (DCGS-A)

Maneuver •Mission Command Workstation

(MCWS) Joint Convergence •Command Post of the Future

Mission Command •Global Command and Control-Army (GCCS-A)

•Joint Command and Control (JC2)

Sustainment •Global Combat Support System –

Army (GCSS-A) •Standard Army Management

Information Systems

Protection Chemical-Biological

Incident Reporting System

Mission Command • Command Post Web• Battle Command Common Services• Command Web Widget• Data Distribution Service

Fire Support Joint Effects Targeting System (JETS)

Fire Support • Advanced Field Artillery Tactical

Data System (AFATDS)• Fires Command Web Widget –

Capabilities SAB• Joint Automated Deep Operations

Coordination System (JADOCS)

PM MC Unity of Command PM MC Unity of Effort

Source: ADRP 6-0, Mission Command, May 2012

Fires

Warfighting Function

Sustainment


Intelligence


Protection


Mission Command


Protection Joint Warning and Reporting Network

Movement and

Maneuver


•Tactical Airspace Integration System(TAIS)

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EXAMPLE SERVICES

Collaboration, e.g., Chat

Enterprise E-Mail

Enterprise Query Common Map Display

Fusion

Data Mediation

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Interoperability Gateway

EcoSystem • Reference Architecture

• Policy

• Governance

• Investment

• Incentives

• Development/Integration/Test/

Deployment Environment

• Help Desk

GENERATING FORCE

COE

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Sensor

Mobile / Handheld

RT / Safety Critical /

Embedded

Data Center / Cloud / GF

Mounted

Command Post

GENERATING FORCE COE Enables

Increased Capability Agility Reduced Life Cycle Costs Flexible Standards-based Infrastructure Enhanced Cyber Protection

COE Snapshot

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EDGE

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Long Range Planning

FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 FY2020 Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct Apr Oct

Standard Sharable Geospatial Unified Data

Integration Baseline

Unified Collaboration Common Operating Picture Common Map Tactical Appstore Cloud Analytics

Disconnected Workstation and Web-client

Joint interoperability Enhanced Common

Operating Picture Unified Data

Apr

FY2021

Assured Delivery & On The Move

Disconnected Infrastructure services

Enhanced Performance

Operational Adaptability

Baseline Capabilities

Baseline Capabilities

from Net

Enabled Mission

Command Initial

Capability Document

Unified Collaboration

Common Virtual Server implementation

Converged Server Hardware

Rich Web Client

- Increase the shared situation awareness of the commander and staff

- Improve the ability of the command and staff to develop situational understanding

- Allow commander's and staffs to collaborate from geographically dispersed locations

- Reduces the need to travel to command posts

- Ensures that all organizations are operating from a common set of map data

- Common geospatial standards and data products reduce the need for multiple formats of products and data sets

- Commander's, staff's, and systems utilize common data standards, vocabularies, ontologies and formats

- Unified data allows the use of analytical capabilities that improve the situational understanding of commander's and staffs

- Unified data reduces the need for multiple layers of mediation and transformation

- Traceability of the data back to the right person or originator to facilitate situational understanding and decision making

- Assurance that the data presented to the commander and staff is valid and assured

- Mission Command function on the move. [NIE Gap #1 and NeMC ICD Gap #2}

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PM MC 15-19 Vision

(Army 2020)

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Transform Mission Command Systems to be more Global, Dynamic, Scalable, Customizable, and Secure in a manner that enhances the Commander’s Operational Adaptability to Collaborate, Decide and Lead.

Core Competencies • Continue to build applications to meet Commanders

needs for collaborative planning and decentralizedexecution across all warfighting functions, enhancing theability to make rapid adjustments according to thecombat situation.

• Integrate applications across the warfighting functions toprovide a robust common operating environment forcollaboration, decision making, and execution thatenables leadership across the force

• Provide the common infrastructure across the missioncommand applications to enable robust informationsharing and synchronization

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Standardize

Operating Environments

• Command Web: Ozone Framework & Synapse SoftwareDevelopment Kit (SDK)

– No Cost License– Wide use by Intel Community increases interoperability & re-use– SDK speeds development & deployment of new widgets

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Standardize Computing Environments

Command Web – Tactical Server Standard

Widget: Lightweight, single purpose apps deployed to a server based environment & accessed through a web browser Ozone Widget Framework: is a web/server based environment designed to support the development & deployment of widgets and mechanisms to support communications between widgets. Ozone Synapse SDK: standardizes key features used to develop, assemble and configure widgets.

Army CIO G6 Pilot with Command Web focused on Tactical COE Standards &

Web Service Framework

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Command Web/OZONE

• Standardized Web Environment withother US Government Organizations

– NSA, IC– DCGS-A– DISA

• Google Earth 3-D Widget• CJMTK for Mapping• COP Display/Graphics• Rapid Deployment of capability• Warfighting Function Widgets

− Fires Support and Planning − Sustainment C2 − Maneuver − CBRN − Airspace C2 and ADA − Engineering

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Implementing the Command Post CE

• Integrated infrastructure /common server stack (vicestove pipe systems)

• Common / shared set offunctional applications andservices visualized on acommon end userenvironment

• Simplified architecture andsystem configuration –easy to install and maintain

• Reduced space, weightand power specifications

• Reduced number of PORs• Unity of Effort* Systems are representative, not all-inclusive

• Source: Command Post Handbook and TOCFEST 2008

Desired End State… Common, scalable, integrated Mission Command architecture and infrastructure

(hardware, services, applications) aligned with the COE Improved interoperability -- reduced cost – reduced development and deployment timelines

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• Efficient, Reliable, and Flexible DataExchange Mechanisms to enable the flow of Mission Command Data across tactical and global networks

Global Mission Command Layer

• Dynamic, Schemaless DataRepository capturing all Data of interest to Mission Command • Commercial “Big Data” ToolsIntegration for advanced fusion and analysis of data • Security Features that enable

Operational Flexibility within, across, and outside of Security domains • Proactive features to initiate CyberWarfare on an opponent

• Abstraction of the Data and Network from theapplications enabling new capabilities to be integrated with speed & efficiency • Ability to customize applications in the field tosolve complex and unanticipated problems

Common Web Environment BC Thin Client Converged Web Client

` Mission Command Collaborative Environment

Intell Environment

Common Hardware/Workstation

BNIFS / BC / TIGR

Common Infrastructure

Mission Command Node


Big Data Global Access

Cyber Warfare

PM MC Vision 2020

Mission Command in the 2020s will be transformed by Game Changers — Operational Adaptability enabled by Global Access, Big Data and Cyber Warfare — providing an opportunity to build a Mission Command Global Layer transforming Mission Command into a Global system.

This enables two fundamental capabilities:

• Operate Mission Command from a global and holisticperspective

• Build & integrate new capabilities with speed and efficiencynot possible with today's architecture

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Doctrinal Requirements for Game Changers

Cyber Warfare

The Cyber environment is being contested by skilled

adversaries and provides new opportunities

Big Data

Large new data sources are available that can be

synthesized into actionable knowledge

Global Access

A Global Network enables Mission Command Functions

to be performed from anywhere which enables new capabilities and efficiencies

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(From TRADOC Pam 525-3-1, 19 Aug 2010)

Joint and partner interoperability

Joint and partner access

Interoperable network systems

Global Communications connectivity

Fight degraded

Synthesize and disseminate data, information, and intelligence

Reduce information overload

Exert technical influence

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Decentralized Operations

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GAP 3…Limited capability to share and display relevant

information…

GAP 4…Limited capability to digitally integrate JIIM partners.

GAP 2…Limited capability to execute C2 while on-the-move.

GAP 1…Limited capability to fuse sensor, SA and PLI information,

GAP 5…Lack the capability to tailor network resources to

match Commanders’ priorities. (From TRADOC NEMC ICD V25, 27 Dec 2011)

A Standard & Sharable Geospatial Foundation:

JIIM Interoperability

A Robust Network Transport Capability Execute Running Estimate

Execute Tactical Network Operations

Command and Control on-the-Move (C2 OTM)

Display/Share Relevant Tactical Information M

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Army is being tasked to solve challenging problems which

require influencing and coordinating with larger

communities

Effective strategic engagement

Expanded executive agent responsibilities

Adopt and apply design

Enable Collaboration

Create, Communicate, and Rehearse Orders

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PM MC POM FY15-19 Acquisitions

• Consolidate contracts across PM MC– Full and Open Consolidated Field Support Services, estimated

award 3Q 2014

• Follow on PM MC MATO contract– Task orders for

• Integration• Infrastructure• Application• Seta

• Command Post Client Full and Open Competitionestimated award 2Q 2014

• AFATDS Inc 2 Full and Open Competition estimatedaward 3Q FY 2015

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Summary

• PM MC is supporting the Army COE implementationthrough is Core Competencies– Applications– Infrastructure– Integration

• PM MC is a prime provider of Web based capability andWidgets to be used for the Command Post ComputingEnvironment

• MC Vision 2020 enables the Army to visualize and planpast COE implementation for future technical anddoctrinal concepts

• Contract Opportunities for Hardware, Infrastructure andApplications now and throughout the POM

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