M-5-SCENARIO 3 DESCRIPTION AND TEST POINTS - DRAFT.pdf
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- FA8621-20-R-0003-DRAFT
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This document outlines requirements for the Joint Terminal Control Training and Rehearsal System (JTC TRS) Program. The program will procure and support upgradeable mission simulation systems, including JTC TRS and JTAGSS devices, to support joint terminal attack controller training across military services. For day-to-day operations at JTC TRS training sites, government personnel will conduct training, perform minor maintenance, and provide limited upgrade support. Contractor instructors or technicians will only be required on-site for initial system installation or unscheduled maintenance. Contractor field support for JTC TRS will be conducted on an as-needed or scheduled basis. At JTAGSS training sites, contractor personnel will operate the system for training, perform maintenance, and install approved configuration changes. The contractor must provide spare parts, repair support, and maintain system currency through a logistics process and Training System Support Center to meet repair time requirements defined in the performance specification and contract. The solicitation number is FA8621-20-R-0003-DRAFT and is being conducted by the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
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UNCLASSIFIED - FOUO
Attachment 4: Scenario 3 Description
Commanders Intent Purpose GC C/S: Sea Bass 06 1st Platoon, A Co 1-25 (L)infantry, have secured OBJ HARRY. The JTAC will conduct an air strike to destroy the Headquarters compound IVO 42S WD 171 080. Once Headquarters compound is destroyed, 1st Platoon with link up with 2nd Platoon to conduct a presence patrol through Big Gulp.
Key Tasks Destroy Headquarters compound.
Minimize collateral damage to the residential sector and noncombatants in the area.
End state Disrupt enemy IED operations.
Weather Daytime Operations/Clear/Winds 5 knots from South
KEY INFORMATION:
US military Personnel: 32
GFC C/S: NAIL-06
JTAC C/S: KILLJOY 24
1st Platoon: 12 pax + GFC +JTAC C/S: NAIL 1-XX 2nd Platoon: 20 pax, 10 dismounted C/S: NAIL 2-XX # of Vehicles: 5x armored HMMWV’s with .50 cal/MK-19 with OBJ LLOYD .
FOB ILLINI– 42S WC 16558 98887 6453’ (QRF)
1 x Battery 155mm ARTY
Enemy Forces: Throughout Big Gulp and surrounding
Training Objectives:
The UT will demonstrate ability to effectively plan for the employment of a separate JFO located in a common mission area. The UT will extract mission data in order to safely and effectively employ CAS asset(s) to neutralize the enemy threat and safeguard any/all friendly forces.
Political Impact to Area Relationships with Big Gulpians have been in the rise over the course of the last thirty days. Local nationals provided valuable Intel in regards to enemy Headquarters compound and operations. It is detrimental to the mission to avoid unnecessary damage to the suburban area of the town to continue building strong relationships with the habitants.
Mission Conduct air strike on Headquarters compound and neutralize any additional threats in the area per GC. After Headquarters neutralized will link up with OBJ LLOYD team and complete a presence patrol threw Big Gulp.
Situation Terrorist forces are attempting to control the urban area known as Big Gulps. They are scattered all throughout Big Gulp, and are continuing to grow. These forces are believed to be 50-60 personnel strong and are equipped with snipers, mortars, and improvised explosive devices (IED) capabilities. There is a suspected Headquarters compound east of the urban area. All enemy operations and IED strikes in the AO have been tracked back to this compound.
Threats Small Arms, SA-7’s/SA-14’s (1 attempted surface to air fire in the last 72hrs, unsuccessful)
OBJ
HARRY
BIG GULPS
HISTORICAL ENEMY
FIGHTING POSITIONS
42S WD 17879 08124
42S WD 18125 07418
42S WD 17180 06458
1PLT POS ON OP HARRY VIC
42S WD 17006 08558
OBJ LOYD
VIC 42S WD
15364 06138
2PLT START
POINT VIC 42S
WD 14085
05377
BIG GULP
VILLAGE
ANNEX D: ASSETS AVAILABLE
BN Assets
ARTILERY
1 x Battery 155mm ARTY. FOB ILLUNI
BDE Assets
JFO
SPIKE-95B - Located with 2nd Platoon on OBJ LLOYD (May have equipment if the JTAC briefs)
ROTARY WING
-2xAH-64
CONCEPT OF FIRES / FSCM’S:
The purpose of fires is to support the Ground Force Commander’s (GFC) intent to Neutralize the Headquarters Compound. Utilize CAS assets as the primary weapon platform under JTAC control.
OBJ
LLOYD
OBJ LOYD
VIC 42S WD
15364 06138
BIG GULP
VILLAGE
CAS
-2xF-18
-1x MQ-1 (2xAGM-114)
APPENDIX 5 ( AIR SUPPORT ) OF ANNEX D ( FIRE SUPPORT ) TO (INSERT) CONOP
TACTICAL RISK ASSESSMENT: CAS ASSETS:
Approved Request:
-2xF-18 -2xAH-64 -1x MQ-1
Pending Request:
None
CDR’S INTENT FOR CAS:
- Destroy Headquarter Compound with CAS.
TASK: Use CAS to destroy Headquarter Compound and strike targets of opportunity.
PURPOSE: Reduce enemy operations in and around Big Gulp.
ENDSTATE: Reduce terror on Big Gulpians.
CAS CMD/SIG:
ELEMENT NET CALLSIGN DESCRIPTION
CMD T405 SEABASS06 036.25
JFO T410 LLOYD09 034.75
STIKE T201 KILLJOY XX 159.00
**All nets inside the SIM will be on the same comm. System. However, don’t assume a radio call over the FDC net is heard on the STRIKE net.
ALL NETS NON SECURE
TACP TASK ORGANIZATION:
-YOU! Located at OBJ HARRY (KillJoy__)
HIGH PAYOFF TARGET LIST:
-Headquarter Compound -2nd Platoon Support -Insurgents with Mortars, PKM’s, RPG’s, and Small Arms
CAS OBSERVATION PLAN:
Primary: JTAC Secondary: JFO Alternate: Sea Bass 06
CAS PRIORITY OF FIRES:
-Flexible—On Demand
Test Point
Criticality Dome Desktop P‐Spec Description
S3.1 Critical X X 3.3.2.3.3 JTC TRS shall execute target acquisition via remote observer per AFI 13‐112 V1 Table 2.1 Task 03.1.1.3.
Trainee communicates with Joint Fires Observer (JFO), played by the IOS operator, to acquire target information and location.
IOS able to generate target coordinates and relay information to Trainee via comms.
X X 3.3.2.9.1
JTC TRS shall enable the trainee(s) to execute visual target marking for CAS assets per AFI 13‐112 V1 Table
2.1 Task 03.6.1.
X X 3.4.2.1.4 System sounds shall be representative of the entity type being emulated
S3.3 Critical X X 3.3.2.11.6
JTC TRS shall enable the trainee(s) to control day
ISR/UAS missions per AFI 13‐112 V1 Table 2.1 Task
03.11.3.
Trainee controls and directs MQ‐1 to engage target with 1x AGM‐114.
MQ‐1 engages target. Target destroyed.
S3.4 Critical X X 3.3.2.11.13 JTC TRS shall enable the trainee(s) to control urban CAS missions per AFI 13‐112 V1 Table 2.1 Task 03.14.
1. From the IOS, move trainee location to the inside of village at coordinates.
Note: If coordinates correspond to a building in offeror's database, Trainee entity should be placed on roof.
2. IOS Operator establishes a target of opportunity and passes information on type of target to Trainee.
3. Trainee identifies target of opportunity, self‐ generates coordinates (DAGR/LRF), passes them to aircraft of choice, and executes control.
1. Trainee is placed at provided coordinates within the urban environment.
If relocated to a building, Trainee entity is placed on roof.
2‐3. Commands from the IOS to engage targets are properly executed by simulated airborne entity, without PSC input.
Target is destroyed.
S3.5 Non‐
Critical X X
From the IOS, attach the Trainee to moving HMMWV in
2nd platoon per scenario 3 CONOP.
Trainee entity adopts velocity vector of surrogate entity, and Trainee's visual display should reflect that motion.
Trainee entity disappears from other role‐players' view.
S3.6 Non‐
Critical X X
From the IOS, detach the Trainee from moving
HMMWV.
Trainee entity becomes stationary at position where it was detached from HMMWV.
Visual cues change to those for a stationary entity.
Trainee entity re‐appears in other role‐players' view.
X X 3.3.2.11.11
JTC TRS shall enable the trainee(s) to control aviation‐ delivered illumination per AFI 13‐112 V1 Table 2.1 Task
03.12.4.2.
X 3.3.2.11.8
JTC TRS shall enable the trainee(s) to control night rotary‐wing CAS missions per AFI 13‐112 V1 Table 2.1
Task 03.12.2.
X X 3.4.2.1.1
JTC TRS shall provide audio cues for:
a) Friendly personnel (to be treated as indiscernible background noise)
b) Enemy personnel (e.g. shouted commands to be treated as indiscernible background noise)
c) Vehicles
d) Aircraft
e) Detonations
f) Weapons
X 3.4.2.1.2
All sound effects shall be consistent with distance and direction from the trainee’s location and orientation of the sound effect source.
Specific identification of items (derived from the P‐Spec) in bold underline will be provided at the time of test.
CriticalS3.7
Scenario 3 Requirements Test Point / Action Success Criteria
3.4.3.1.8
CriticalS3.2
Passively observe and verify throughout the scenario that sound effects are consistent with distance and direction of the sound effect source.
Sound effects are consistent with distance and direction of the sound effect source.
1. Trainee directs AH‐64s to mark target with rockets.
2. From the PSC, MQ‐1 role‐player then attempts to locate smoke/dust via sensors. (Test team discretion)
1. IOS is able to command AH‐64 entities to mark target.
2. Smoke/damage visible to Trainee.
Audio cues are accurate.
From the PSC, smoke is identified by the MQ‐1 role‐ player.
Test setup: System shall be fully operational with Scenario 3 loaded and a dynamic image on screen. The IOS/PSC shall be manned and ready to communicate with Trainee.
1. From the IOS, switch environment settings to night and relocate trainee back to OBJ Harry.
2. IOS Operator establishes a target of opportunity and passes information on type of target to Trainee.
3. Trainee identifies target of opportunity and requests for Illumination (flares) from AH‐64.
4. From the PSC, (AH‐64s/2‐ship formation) In control of lead aircraft, release flares while overhead target area.
5. Transition control to wingman and engage target of opportunity via Close Combat Attack (CCA).
1. Environment changes to night setting and trainee is located back on OBJ Harry.
2‐3. System illumination from AH‐64 accurately and effectively illuminates the target area.
4‐5. PSC controls formation, employment of ordnance, and returns to autopilot orbit. Target is destroyed.
The SAF/CGF shall support trainee and entity attachments (e.g. human entities shall be capable of attaching to buildings, vehicles and helicopters) and detachments at normal ingress/egress points, both at the direction of the instructor at the IOS station or by the trainee.
CriticalS3.8
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