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LTC Greg Grzybowski

TRADOC Capability Manager Tactical Radios

9 September 2014

TECHNET

Integrated Tactical Networking Environment (ITNE)

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Purpose

Provide an update on the progress of the Cyber Center of Excellence Integrated Tactical Networking Environment (ITNE) DOTMLPF capability for the U.S. Army

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Agenda

• What is the ITNE • How do we get there (DOTMLPF) • Interoperability Considerations • Future Radio Design Considerations • Questions

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What is the ITNE

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“Wars may be fought with weapons, but they are won by men. It is the spirit of men who follow and of the man who leads that gains the victory” – General George S. Patton

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What is the ITNE (Operational Construct)

The Integrated Tactical Networking Environment (ITNE ) includes the planning, management, and analysis of all signal components and systems contained within the tactical radio environment.

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What is the ITNE (Human Processes)

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It is all about the soldiers and their processes

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What is the ITNE (The Radio Platform)

OSI Reference Model Layer

Radio Platform & End User Device

Information Elements

Application Mission Command & NetOps Applications

IP Ranges & Assignment, Multi-cast Groups

Presentation Mission Command & NetOps Applications

COMSEC

Session Waveform Applications Preset Design & Assignment, Voice Call Group Design & Assignment

Transport Waveform Applications IP addressing, COMSEC, HAIPE, Quality of Service, Network Services

Network Waveform Applications & Radio Operating System

Waveform parameter settings

Data Link Waveform Applications & Radio Operating System

Radio parameter settings

Physical Radio Operating System Power, Audio, Local Processing (memory and chip set), Transmission Subsystem

End User Device (EUD)

Radio Platform (RP)

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What is the ITNE (The Waveform Application)

Lower Tier Mid Tier

Waveform applications are peer-to-peer programs that facilitate the exchange of application and network information (voice/data) across the spectrum of the tactical radio environment. These waveforms exist as legacy and software defined within the ITNE.

Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System (SINCGARS): VHF/FM combat net radio that provides the primary means of command and control in the tactical formation. Provides voice and limited data capability. (Legacy and SDR) Soldier Radio Waveform (SRW): wideband (1.2 MHz) multi-hop, adaptive, self forming and healing mobile ad hoc network (MANET) waveform. Provides digital voice and data capability and the ability to link across multiple SRW networks. (SDR Only) Mobile User Objective System (MUOS): Narrowband military satellite waveform designed to provide beyond line of sight extension for SRW networks. Provides digital voice and data extension to tactical formations. (SDR Only)

Wideband Networking Waveform (WNW): Self forming and healing network that provides terrestrial data extension for lower tier networks. Serves as the digital data backbone for BCTs and Battalions. Provides network services for maximum control. (SDR Only) Mobile User Objective System (MUOS): This waveform operates in the mid tier as well.

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What is the ITNE (Ancillary Devices)

Handsets Talk Selector Switches

Tactical Routers Cross Domain Solutions

End User Devices (EUD)

Cabling

Ancillary Devices consist of all networked and non-networked items that connect directly to the radio platform or provide assistance in the routing and transmission of data between radios, security environments, and the user and their transmission equipment.

Cabling

Cabling

Radio

Platform

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What is the ITNE (Mission Command Applications)

Command Post

Mounted

Mobile

Radio

Platform

Mission Command Applications includes the planning, initialization, and management of all mission command applications operating on mobile, mounted, and the command post environment that utilize the integrated tactical radio environment. These applications primarily include the family of applications in the Joint Battle Command Platform system and the Nett Warrior mobile system.

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What is the ITNE (The NetOps Management System)

Lower Tier Mid Tier

Platoon Corps

The ITNE Network Operations Management System (INMS) is the integrated capability that enables the S-6 to plan, manage, and analyze their ITNE set of network and mission command systems. The INMS is a distributed capability that contains built in functionality from the INMS, to the waveform application, the radio platform operating system, and the ancillary set of devices.

The objective INMS is present in all software on all devices ensuring a fully distributed and ever present management capabiltiy to fight and protect the commander’s network.

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How do we get there (Methodology)

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How do we get there (Progress)

Doctrine

Organization

Training

Materiel

Leadership

Personnel

Facilities

Manuals/Policies/TTPs

Combat Formation Structure

Unit and Institutional Service Level

Radio Platforms/Waveforms/NetOps/ MC Applications/Ancillary Devices

Leader Level Tasks

Soldier Skill Alignment/Job Descriptions

Infrastructure Support

Unifying Operational Concept

Seven Separate Institutional Processes requiring synchronization with the unifying operational concept

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7 Completed

In Progress

Not Started

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1 Indicate sequence of work

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How do we get there (Materiel)

ASA(ALT) Cross PM Data Modeling of ITNE

(Ontology)

ITNE IS CDD

ITNE Requirements Integrated Database (IRID)

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How do we get there (Training)

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Individual System NET

SA/DP SA/DP NET 16 hrs. 2 session Min 2 ; Max 8 25A, 25B, 25C, 25W, 53A, 250N,

251A, 254A, BTL CPTs, 25U in

charge of LTI planning

Bde HQ None YES

WIN-T Inc 2 (BCT)

NETOPS

(NOSC-B)

320 (+ 80 hrs. crew drills) 1 session min 17; max 20 25B (8), 25E (1), 25N (1), 25Q

(1), 25S (1), 25W (1), 250N (1),

254A(1), 25A(1), 53A(1), 255S

(1), 255N (1) (FROM MER 26 Jul

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Bde HQ See NMIB and MFP. YES

PoP User 40 hrs. (1 day IB training;

+ 80 hrs. crew drills)

1 session 14 (2 per CI) GPU (Vehicle Crew) Bn Driver training on

platform.

YES

SNE User 40 hrs. (1 day IB training;


Up to 20 students per

session. 4 sessions.

min 66 (2 per CI);

max 80

GPU (Vehicle Crew) Co Driver training on

platform.

YES

VWP 24 hrs. (1 day IB training;


1 session 20 (2 per CI) GPU (Vehicle Crew) Bde, Bn Driver training on

platform. CPP NET for CPP

VWPs.

YES

User Support Course 200 hrs. (1 day IB train-ing

to target MOS 25U; + 480

hrs. crew drills)

1 session 20 25U, 25B, 254A Bde, Bn, Co MRAP driver training. YES

Transmission

Operator/Maintainer

Course

64 hrs. (+ 80 hrs. crew

drills)

1 session 19 25Q, 25S Bde HQ STT Delta Course YES

STT Delta 40 hours 1 session 19 (2 25S STT BCT

level, 2 per TRT)

25Q, 25S Bde HQ YES

Staff Overview 2-4 hrs. 1 session 1-20 Senior Leadership Bde, Bn None NO

Integrated Bridge (for

WIN-T Inc 2 KLVs)

IB System NET 6-8 hrs. IB System NET held

immediately prior to

WIN-T Inc 2 PoP, SNE.

VWP and User Support

Courses

20 WIN-T Inc 2 KLV TC/operator.

Not intended for drivers.

Attendees of WIN-T Inc 2 PoP,

SNE, VWP and User Suport

Courses.

Bde, Bn, Co MRAP driver training YES

WIN-T Inc 2 (Div)

NETOPS

(NOSC-D)

320 (+ 80 hrs. crew drills) 1 session min 17; max 20 25B(6). 25E (2), 25N (2), 25Q

(1), 25S (2), 25W (2), 250N (2),

251A(1), 254A(2), 24A (1), 25A

(4), 53A(2)

Div See NMIB and MFP. YES

JGN 176 hrs (+80 hrs crew

drills)

1 session min 4 (2 per CI)'

max 6

25N Div See NMIB and MFP. YES

PoP User 40 hrs. (1 day IB training;


1 session min 6 (2 per CI);

max 10

GPU (Vehicle Crew) Div Driver training on

platform.

YES

VWP 24 hrs. (1 day IB training;


1 session min 4 (2 per CI);

max 6

GPU (Vehicle Crew) Div Driver training on

platform. CPP NET for CPP

VWPs.

YES

User Support Course 200 hrs. (1 day IB train-ing

to target MOS 25U; + 480

hrs. crew drills)

1 session 20 25U, 25B, 254A, 255A, 255N Div Driver training on

platform.

YES

Transmission

Operator/Maintainer

Course

64 hrs. (+ 80 hrs. crew

drills)

1 session min 9; max 10 25Q, 25S Div STT Delta Course YES

STT Delta 40 hours 1 session min 9; max 10 25Q, 25S Div YES

Staff Overview 2-4 hrs. 1 session 1-20 Senior Leadership Bde, Bn None NO

MC 13 Key Leaders Overview 4 hrs. Two sessions offered min 1; max20 Bde/Bn Cdr/XO, S3, key staff

leaders

Bde HQ, Bn None YES

MC13 Mission Command

Work Station (MCWS)

(AKA TMC Client)

TMC Battle Staff/Basic

Operator Course

40 hrs. Enough courses to train

2.5 users per box; 120

pax

4-20 General Purpose CPOF users at

BDE and BN (25B Bn/Bde Staff

Officer/Warrant Officer/NCO)

Bde HQ, Bn Entry level training for

Soldiers with no previous

experience. Also, serves as

the prerequisite CPOF

training to other

Warfighting Functions

(WFFs) (FIRES, LOG, etc.)

CPOF courses under

Collapse/Convergence

strategy.

YES

MC 13 (MCWS and TMC

Gateway)

TMC Maintainer

Course

16 hrs. 1 session 5-20 25B at Bn/Bde responsible for

maintaining/configuring CPOF

Bde HQ, BN None YES

MC 13 (TMC Server

Suite/BCCS)

System Administrator

(Server)

80 hrs. 1 session Max 5 Bde 53A, 255A, 25B Bde HQ None YES

MC 13 Command Web Basic Command Web 8 hrs. 7 session (if necessary;

web enabled laptop

users without C2 box)

20 GPU of the Command Web

environment. Disadvantaged

users. Users who have no

availability to C2 in CP.

Bde HQ, Bn None YES

MC 13 Command Web Command Web

Engineer Course

16 hrs. 1 session 20 BDE and BN Engineer officers Bde Bn None YES

MC 13 Command WebCommand Web CIRS 16 hrs.

1 session 20 CBRN BDE and BN Officers and

NCO

Bde, Bn None YES

2 sessions 25A, 25C, 25E, 25N (BN/BDE),

255N

NETT Warrior IBCT: 16 sessions total (4

sessions per week in

parallel; 4 weeks total);

SBCT 20 sessions (4

sessions per week in

parallel; 5 weeks total)

All leaders/Soldiers identified

(through BOIP) to receive Nett

Warrior system (generally TL

and above)

AN/PRC-154A

Rifleman Radio

Operator

8 hrs. Enough sessions to train

100% NETT Warrior EUD

and 20% of RR only user.

Max 20 GPU. No MOS or echelon

requirements

Bde, Bn, Co YES

COMSEC Key and

Preset Loading 4 hrs.

4 sessions (2 per day for

2 days) max 10 GPU. SKL operators. Co

Complteted AN/PRC 154A

OPNET; COMSEC Access

list; SECRET Clearance

AN/PRC-155 AN/PRC-155 Manpack

Operator

16 hrs. 15 GPU Bde, Bn, Co YES

4 sessions (40 total

trained)

25U (Co Commo Sgt, Bn and

Bde Retrans, Bn S6 25U, 25U10

and 25U20 at BDE); other 25

series depending on position;

other MOS retrans

AN/PRC 154A

JTNT

NET Warrior OPNET 40 hrs per session min 15; max 60 Soldiers already trained on

AN/PRC154A

AN/PRC-155 Manpack

Operator NET

In Co, CAV

Trp

Bde, Bn, Co

YES

25N Min 6 (2 per CI);

Max 9

Div FMTV drivers training. (See

NMIB and MFP for

technical requirements)

YES

YES

YES

YES

JTNT OPNET 80 hrs. Max 20

TCN-OM

Soldiers already trained on

AN/PRC154A and AN/PRC-

155 (working on adding

NETT Warror Maint/Sig

Block to JTNT)

FMTV drivers training. (See

NMIB and MFP for

technical requirements)

Bde HQ, Bn

Bde, Bn

320 (+80 hrs. crew drills) min 16 (2 per CI);

max 24 (3 per CI)

1 session 25N

1 sessionTCN-OM 320 (+80 hrs. crew drills)

AN/PRC-155

(Manpack) FLMNET

24 hrs 10

Capability Set Key Leader Training

Capability Set New Equipment Training

Institutional Training (Pilot Course for Leaders)

2012-2013

2013-2014

2014-2015

Future Training

Paradigm

Spectrum & Networking Fundamentals ITNE CONOPS Overview & Unit Task Organization (UTR)

Process versus System Training

2016 and beyond

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How do we get there (Doctrine)

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ITNE CONOPS Version 2.0

(October 2014)

FM 6-02 Signal Support to Operations

Includes ITNE CONOPS Paragraphs 1.0 and 2.0

ATP 6.02.xx Integrated Tactical

Networking Environment

ATP 6-02.xx Integrated Tactical




ATP 6-02.xx Radio Platforms

Includes ITNE CONOPS Paragraphs 2.1, 2.2, Appendix D (Multinational), Appendix J (Aviation Integration), and Appendix K (UTR)



ATP 6-02.xx Waveform

Applications



ATP 6-02.xx Mission Command

Application Management



ATP 6-02.xx Network Operations



ATP 6-02.xx Ancillary Devices

December 2014

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Manpower Impact

Based on 14 Day Review (July 2014) of all Signal MOSs between TCM TR and CyberCoE DoT

35 new ITNE tasks and 425 current ITNE tasks

How do we get there (Personnel & Leadership)

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25 A

255 N

25B

25C

25U

4 New - 55 Current ITNE Leader tasks

1 New – 27 Current ITNE Tasks

5 New – 75 Current ITNE Tasks

1 New – 45 Current ITNE tasks


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Categories of BN Signal Tasks

MARC Study

Legacy Equipment

Maintainer Tasks

Victory

Architecture

Derived NetOps

Tasks

Legacy MTOE

BN S-6 Tasks

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10

20

30

ITNE

NetOps Tasks

(Plan/Monitor)

Spectrum

Planning/

Deconfliction

(Jamming)

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+12

+1 27

30+3

+1 30

Current BN S6 Staff

Officially Identified Pending Review

(Notional)

Known Shortage Anticipated Shortage

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12 5

40

Operator Tasks

(136)

Leader Tasks

(29)

25E Resourced

at BN Level

25E


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25D


25 N

13 New - 78 Current ITNE tasks

25 Q


25 W


BN S-6 Staff = 278 tasks BCT S-6 Staff Tasks = 182 tasks

All tasks must be migrated into the ITNE process approach versus the existing system driven approach

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How do we get there (Organization & Facilities)

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Manpower Requirements

Criteria

BN

BCT

DIV

Corps

CO

10 – 18 month average timeline

FDU Process

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Interoperability Considerations (Radios)

Technology Dependencies drive interoperability considerations

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Interoperability Considerations (Applications)

SA

MSG

COP

Overlay

SA

MSG

Intel

Maps

Plan

Manage

SATCOM

Mid

Lower

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SCI

SA

MSG

COP

Overlay

COP

VMF

VMF

Overlay

Maps

TacMsg

VMF

SA

Intel

VMF

ITNE

NMS

MUOS

SATCOM

WNW

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National Secret Coalition Secret

Radio Physical Layer

Radio Operating Environment

Waveform Application

Lower Tier Mission

Command Applications

Mid Tier Mission Command

Applications

MT SA

MT Msg

MT COP

MT Intel

MT Overlays

MT Staff Planning

MT Fires

MT Logistics

LT SA

LT Maps

LW Intel

LT Messaging

LT Fires

LT Overlays

LT Sensors

LT Logistics

ITNE Network Management

SRW

SINCGARS

WNW

MUOS

L-SATCOM

SA

Intel

SRW

SINCGARS

SCI

Mid Tier

Mission Command Applications

(SA, COP, Messaging, Overlays, Maps, C2)

Lower Tier


(SA, Messaging, Maps, Overlays, Sensors)

Waveform Applications

(Peer to Peer technology, Quality of

Service, OTAM, Voice, Data Processing,

Black Core Cryptographic Handling)

ITNE NMS

(Planning, Management, Analysis)

(Data Product Design, Crypto Key Mngt, Spectrum)

Hardware compliant architecture (memory,

processing, storage, circuitry)

Algorithmic Processing, radio subroutines

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Future Radio Design Considerations

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WFA

Transmission Subsystem

Local Storage

(Distributed Warehouse Design)Local NetOps

Manager

Storage Applications


Services

QoS IPSEC PKI IPDS Data RBAC

Simulation Applications

Main Network BusNetwork Bus Network Bus

Radio

OE

WFA

Radio

OE

NetOps Client

ApplicationNetOps Client

Application

Radio Channel 1 Radio Channel 2Application Server Fixed State Storage

Routing

Objective Radio Capability

The Objective Radio Capability provides for a singular flexible design that is followed for all radio platforms

operating in the lower and mid tier of the ITNE providing the foundation of the mobile network and

communication infrastructure. These radio platforms provide a two channel capability for all approved

waveforms along with a fixed state storage capability for mission command and NetOps storage requirements

covering a 96 hour maximum time period and all the required ITNE Network Management System capabilities

as outlined in the Objective ITNE CONOPs and ITNE IS CDD/CDPs requirement capabilities thus providing a

truly distributed and integrated network management capability.

Cross Domain Solution (CDS) (Loadable Preapproved Filter Settings)

Power Generation

Storage Capacity Processing & Memory

Distributed Management

Software

Integrated Scalable

Architecture

Multi-Channel

Waveforms

Radio OE

Radio HW

NetOps Control

Traditional Lower Tier Design Approach

Future ITNE End State

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Questions

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TECHNET ITNE Operational Workshop Wednesday, 10 September 2014

1300-1700 Marriott Hotel Rains A & B

for more information on the ITNE capability you are invited to attend

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