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This document appears to be a presentation overview for the Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) Mobile Communications System-Universal (MCS-U) program, which is part of the TACP-M Family of Systems (FoS). The key details are:
The TACP-M FoS is managed by the AFMC Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) and provides tactical air control party mission equipment and software to TACPs. It includes six ACAT III programs such as the TACP MCS, TACP-Modernization, Maneuver Gateway, and ASOC-Mod & TOC. The programs support dismounted, mounted, and stationary TACP operations, providing communications, command and control, and digital air support capabilities. The TACP-M User Engagement Site at Pope Army Airfield gathers direct user feedback on hardware and software prototypes. Ongoing activities include buy-try-decide events, software feedback sessions, and market research to support these acquisition efforts.
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SOF/PR… Delivering Dominance to Air Force Special Warfare
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Tactical Air Control Party (TACP)
Mobile Communications System-Universal (MCS-U)
Industry Day
TACP-M FoS Overview
Ms. Holly McCormick AFLCMC TACP-M PMO Hanscom
8 Oct 24
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Outline
• AFMC/AFLCMC Structure
• AFLCMC/WIS Mission, Organization, & Locations
• TACP-M Family of Systems (FoS) Description
• TACP-M FoS Programs
• TACP-M User Engagement Site (UES)
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AFMC Mission Areas
Nuclear Systems management And Life Cycle Management
Sustain Air Force Capabilities through World-Class Depot
Maintenance & Supply
Perform World-Class Test and Evaluation
Acquire and Support War-Winning Capabilities
“Cradle-to-Grave”
Discover and Develop
Responsive Installation and Mission Support to
Commanders, Airmen & Families
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OPCON & ADCON
HQ Air Force Materiel Command
Gen Richardson
WPAFB, OH
AF Life Cycle Management Center
Lt Gen Shipton
WPAFB, OH
ISR & SOF
Directorate
Col Williams
WPAFB, OH
SAF/AQ - The Assistant Secretary of the Air Force
(Acquisition) Andrew Hunter
OPCON (Acquisition Authority) ADCON
SOF & PR Division Col Walts
WPAFB, OH
• MDA: ACAT II
o RDT&E: $200M-$525M o Proc: $920M - $3B
• MDA (delegated): ACAT III o RDT&E: Under $200M o Proc: Under $920M
MDA = Milestone Decision Authority
• MDA: ACAT I
o RDT&E: Over $525M o Proc: Over $3B
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AFLCMC Organizational Structure
Presidential & Executive Airlift
Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Service Acquisition Executive (SAF/AQ)
PEOs Armament Directorate
Eglin AFB, FL
Digital Directorate
Hanscom AFB, MA
Business & Enterprise System
Directorate Gunter AFB, AL
C3I & Networks Directorate
Hanscom AFB, MA
Propulsion Directorate Tinker AFB, OK
AFSAC
Directorate
WPAFB, OH
ISR & SOF
Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Joint Strike Fighter
WPAFB, OH
Mobility & Training Aircraft
Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Agile Combat Support Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Rapid Sustainment Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Presidential & Executive Airlift
Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Fighters & Advanced Aircraft
Directorate
WPAFB, OH
66th Air Base Group Hanscom AFB, MA
Personnel Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Engineering Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Judge Advocate Office
WPAFB, OH
Financial Management Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Logistics Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Contracting Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Plans & Programs Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Small Business Office
WPAFB, OH
Safety Office
WPAFB, OH
88th Air Base Wing
WPAFB, OH
Cyber & Analysis Programs
WPAFB, OH
Intelligence Directorate
WPAFB, OH
Program Development & Integration
WPAFB, OH
Acquisition Excellence Directorate
WPAFB, OH
AF Life Cycle Management Center
WPAFB, OH
HQ Air Force Materiel Command
WPAFB, OH
Bombers Directorate
WPAFB, OH
CUISOF & PR Program Office Mission Sets
Special Warfare
HC/MC-130J
Recapitalization
TACP-M
AC-130J Recapitalization
Special Warfare: Personal gear & equipment for dismounted SOF & Guardian Angel Personnel
TACP-Mod: Equipment (hardware/software) and sustainment for TACPs embedded within US Army units
HC/MC-130J: Production, modification and sustainment of ACC & AFSOC fleets
AC-130J, Offensive sUAS: Post-conversion AC-130J mods for AFSOC/SOCOM; procurement of offensive sUAS capabilities
Delivering Dominance To Air Force Special Warfare
RDIF: Aircraft & equipment fabrication/modification capability for SOF & other customers
MC-130J Aircraft Modifications at RDIF
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SOF & PR Program Office Acquisition Authorities Structure
AFPEO ISR & SOF
(AFLCMC/WI)
Col Joshua Williams
SOF AT&L PEO Fixed Wing Col Justin Bronder
• TACP MCS Block 1
• TACP MCS Block 2
• TACP MCS Block 3 (AMPV)
• TACP MCS Block 4 (JLTV)
• TACP MCS-Universal
• TACP C2 (ASOC Mod)
• DCP / Core Computers
• TTG
• Maneuver Gateway
• TACP Mission Software
• Tactical Laser Comms
• Stryker
• EMS
• GA
• SWAGR
• VDL
• BARs
• FMS**
• HC/MC Recap
• Block 7.0/8.1
• SACU
• DSS
• MCTF
• GPS Hardening
• Comms Mod Phase I & II
• LAIRCM (WNY-led)
• Paratroop Door (WIU-led)
• Option X/CIP 1 (WIU-led)
• ISWICS (WIU-led)
• DSU (WIU-led)
• AbMN (WIU-led)
• AC-130J Blk 30 upgrades
• Radar realignment
• DADT (w/WIU)
• sUAS requirements generation
• sUAS A2E FY27 initial cape
Various PEOs
(WI/WL/WW/etc)
AF-Funded Production & Mods
SOF/PR Program Office (AFLCMC/WIS) Col Leon Walts – Senior Materiel Leader
Mr. Douglas (Gene) Gregory – Deputy
• Multiple
SOCOM-Designated
PM
SOCOM-Funded Mods
Materiel Leaders (Sq/CC Equivs)• MDA (delegated):
o Proc: Under $50M
Rapid Development Integration Facility
(RDIF)
Mr. Alan Brookshire
Special Warfare Branch (WISN)
Mr. Adam Gilchrest
TACP-Mod Section Ms. Holly McCormick
Fixed Wing Branch (WISM)
Lt Col Sarah Storm
Strike Systems Branch (WISS)
Maj Andre Morris (Acting)
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WIS Locations
Wright-Patterson AFB
Hanscom AFB
Ft Walton Beach, FL
(SW TISC)
Pope AAF
(TACP UES)
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TACP-M Family of Systems (FoS)
• Provide Tactical Air Control Party mission equipment/software to TACPs
• Support three types of operation
– Dismounted (On foot) (with Special Warfare Program Office)
– Mounted (from within vehicles)
– Air Support Operations Center (ASOC)/Tactical Operations Center (TOC) (semi-mobile/static Command Posts/Command & Control Systems)
• Provide Digitally Aided Close Air Support (DaCAS) software for seamless C2 across all TACP-M systems
• User Engagement Site (UES)
– Providing the Program Office hands-on feedback from TACPs
• Operations & Training support
• Support (logistics) for all fielded systems; support from NSWC Crane
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FoS Programs
• User Engagement IPT ‒ User Engagement Site (UES), Pope AAF, NC ‒ Tech Innovation / Prototyping / Market Research / Buy-Try-
Decide ‒ Ops & Training
• Support Teams: Logistics, Test, Cyber, FM, Cost, & PK ‒ Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Crane – Global
Sustainment (Dismounted, Mounted, ASOC-Mod & TOC), Integration, Engineering & Software Support
Six ACAT III Programs
• TACP Mobile Communications System (MCS)
Block 1 (Comms system in M1145/M1114 Humvees)
• TACP MCS Block 2 (Comms system in M1165 Humvees)
• TACP MCS Block 3 (Comms system in AMPVs)
• TACP-Modernization (TACP-Mod) ‒ Maneuver Gateway (MG) ‒ AN/GRC-259 (Comms system in Stryker vehicles) ‒ TACP MCS Block 4 (Comms system in JLTV vehicles) ‒ TACP MCS-Universal ‒ ASOC-Mod & TOC
‒ 1067s (i.e. Core computers, BLOS Baseband Backhaul/MMTs, RF Planning Tool, EMS, AFSOC GoTenna STRATFI, etc.)
‒ Deployable Communications Package (DCP) ‒ Dismounted (led by Special Warfare/WISN)
• Tactical Transportable Gateway (TTG)
• TACP Mission Software ‒ CASS 1.4.5 Mounted Software ‒ WARHAWK Agile Development Software ‒ ASOC-Mod & TOC (ATO) ‒ SWAK Dismounted Software (Special Warfare/WISN) ‒ Tactical Laser Communications
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TACP-M FoS (Mounted)
Mounted
• Stryker Command vehicle; fielded; C2/Communications enhancements continue
• TACP Mobile Communications System (MCS); Command & Control
(C2)/Communications equipment integrated in multiple vehicle variants ‒MCS Block 1 fielding completed early in Oct 19; vehicle decommissioning started FY24 ‒MCS Block 2 fielding completed Aug 23; sustainment started FY24 ‒MCS Blocks 3: Army Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle (AMPV); ongoing integration/fielding ‒MCS Block 4: Army Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV); testing FY24-25 ‒MCS-Universal planning/prototyping (leverages previous MCS equipment)
MCS Block 1
MCS Block 2
MCS Block 3 (AMPV)
MCS Block 4 (JLTV)
Stryker
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TACP-M FoS (TACP C2)
Provides TACP with command center level Link-16, amplified line-of-sight/beyond line-of-sight voice, data & Full Motion Video (FMV) capabilities
• Tactical Transportable Gateway (TTG); Sustainment
• Maneuver Gateway (MG); testing/fielding/training
• Deployable Communications Package (DCP); Sustainment/depot overhaul
• TACP C2; All TACP systems Core Computer technical refresh, Baseband Backhaul procurements, Tactical Laser Comms development, etc.; Multiple phases
Gateway Lite TTG
ASOC/TOC
MG
DCP
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TACP-M FoS (Software)
TACP Mission Software: Provides TACPs with digital mapping, situational awareness, & C2 capabilities
• CASS 1.4.5 software: Fielded; began sunset in FY24
• WARHAWK software: Significant upgrade; agile development; fielding of first program increment in FY24; development ongoing; follow-on contract FY25
• Special Warfare Assault Kit (SWAK) & Tactical Assault Kit (TAK) Dismounted
Software (Special Warfare/WISN); development/fielding ongoing
CUITACP-M User Engagement Site (UES) Pope Army Air Field, NC
• TACP-M Program Office geographically separated unit
• Designed to gather direct user feedback on TACP-M hardware & software prototypes & solutions on all TACP-M programs
• User Engagement Site Information:
‒ Located inside 18th Air Support Operations Group (ASOG) & near 14th Air Support
Operations Squadron (ASOS); diverse community of users right onsite ‒ Staffed on-site by Program Office Contractor Support Subject Matter Experts
(SMEs) ‒ Ongoing Activities:
• Buy-Try-Decide
• Software feedback sessions
• ASOC & MCS prototype analysis & interoperability
• Assist in market research activities TACP C2WARHAWK
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