Example_06_Concept_Brief.pptx

EXPORTABLE COMBAT TRAINING CAPABILITY

(XCTC)

ARMY NATIONAL GUARD TRAINING DIVISION

MAJ Keith Bell

XCTC

Program Manager

Senior Director

Rotational Director Team XCTC Team 4 XCTC 00-00 Concept Brief

Agenda Briefing Purpose XCTC Mission & Intent XCTC Program Exercise Control / Support 00th IBCT Rotation 00-00 CDRs Guidance Planning Assumptions Exercise C2 Exercise Battle Rhythm Exercise Concept (Training Overview) Calendars Platoon STX / Platoon Live Fire Graphics Training Resource Support Challenges Summary & Discussion

Purpose

1. Brief JFHQ and 00th IBCT Leadership on XCTC 00-00 in preparation for meeting Sustainable Readiness Model (SRM) Aim point for a PY3 unit.

2. Answer/Address concerns from the state leadership perspective.

XCTC Overview XCTC : Commander driven, tailorable, fully instrumented, and realistic collective training, at Platoon & Company level, preparing units for CTC rotations. 6+ Rotations annually ~3000+ troops per rotation WHO - ARNG BCTs with F/MF BDEs (-AVN) - stackable WHAT - Unparalleled collective training BDE sized event in 15-21 day model Multi-Echelon, Realistic and Doctrinally focused training with near peer OPFOR WHEN – PY-3 for BCTs and F/MF units WHERE - Local collective training venue or RCTC HOW - Experienced contractor support, state of the art technology, First Army OC/T capabilities, supported with Active Duty, ARNG, or contracted OPFOR ENDSTATE: Platoon Proficient (BCT/F/MF) with competent leaders and trained Soldiers prepared for success in future training and the battlefield.

Exercise Support - XCTC Exercise Support Cell (ESC) will assist the unit in coordinating and synchronizing the training conditions for the exercising unit to accomplish their training objectives. This planning includes:

Co-developing Training Scenarios with the BDE staff Synchronize and organize contractors Assist with establishing and publishing OC/T Lane Resource Books Coordinate with State/Brigade for publishing OPORDs and FRAGOs The XCTC Package

Instrumentation Support - Enables Soldier, vehicle position tracking, engagement simulation, data collection, and archiving for after action reviews (AAR) and unit take-home packages. Provides immediate feedback in both 2D and 3D displays with synchronized tactical audio and video. Enhances the ability to conduct force-on-force and combined arms training by allowing the collection of engagement data through an interface with Army force-on-force instrumentation systems.

XCTC provides 5 areas of support during a rotation:

Battlefield Immersion Support - Designed to provide the ARNG a realistic training environment. Battlefield Immersion Support will typically include some mix of the following: Role Players (to include interpreters), Civilians on the Battlefield, Equipment, Villages With Set Dressings, Props, Moulage, and Wardrobe. OPFOR are provided by FORSCOM units.

The XCTC Package Observer Coach / Trainer - OC/Ts are an asset provided by First Army providing Commanders with an external evaluation source. OC/Ts work within the scope of the Commander’s training objectives and utilize the Instrumentation Package to provide units with detailed, tailorable Instrumented After Action Reviews (I-AARs).

Battlefield Effects Support - Enhances the realism of live training scenarios. Training effectiveness is increased when the vulnerability, uncertainty, and confusion associated with the potential threats within the Decisive Action Training Environment. Artillery, mortars, smoke, mines, Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) and Vehicle-Borne IEDs (VBIEDs) are accurately and safely simulated.

BDE

Commander Lane OCs Unit & TAC OCs COBs Role Players Moulage OCs OGW / 1st Army

XCTC

Program Manager XCTC Rotation Task Organization Brigade Staff Instrumentation Support Battlefield Immersion Support Battlefield Effects Support Exercise Support Cell

OPFOR

As Required Mil CTR or Mil OC Package

CTR

AC OPFOR

Roles And Responsibilities Training Unit

ARNG

First Army Exercise Support Contract

XCTC

Exercise Director Commanders Training Objectives Exercise Design & Lane development Horse blanket Co-design Lane Resource Books

OC/T

Exercise Support Cell LNOs Execute Lane Resource Books Provide Lane, Unit (Embeded), and TAC OC/Ts Oversight of FORSCOM Assets (OPFOR)

Ensures execution meets CDRs Intent Maintain and Sync Horse blanket Resources Lane/Rotation Administration Co-design Lane Resource Books Sub-contracts Life support, BFI, BFE OPFOR Support Technology/Instrumentation Transportation Maintenance Feasibility study

POM (funding) Contracts Accountability Equipment Funds OC/T (Ops Group Wolf)

UNCLASSIFIED

FlexTrain Profile for XCTC

FREDI-2

Tactical Analysis Center Mobile AAR Center 3D imagery - real-time tracking - Integrates 2D & 3D video and communications into AARs Network Operations Center 106’ Mobile Relay Tower

XCTC Planning Process Rotation Brief Program overview Establish conference date General planning timeline Initial planning for unit

Initial Planning Conference (IPC) Task organization Training objectives (TR2 Aim points) MILES estimation Timelines Concept Development Develop terrain products RFMS request Verify/validate ranges Feasibility study

Main Planning Conference (MPC) Training support requirements Partner BCT incorporation Exercise Sustainment planning Finalized OC/T requirement Final Planning Conference (FPC) Validate horse blanket, & RSOI plan Finalize MOI & lanes books ROC Drill Execution OPORD Brief Site Setup Infrastructure Terrain walks Rehearsals

Concept Brief Confirm CDR training objectives Engage state leadership

Unit & Site Selection

D-365 D-180 D-330 D-90 D-300

UNCLASSIFIED

BN RSOI/TOA

D-Day D+1 D+2 D+3 D+4 D+5 D+6

D+7 D+8 D+13 D+12 D+11 D+10 D+9 D+17 D+16 D+15 D+14

D+18 D+19 D+20 Platoon STX/LFX Final AAR Recovery Ops SIMEX/BN Staff TNG

BN SIMEX/AAR

SAT SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI

Transition PLT/Co STX/FTX Issue SIMEX FRAGO

BN MDMP

Issue BN OPORD Equip Turn-in Home Station BN Mid-AAR Platoons Receive OPORD 21 Day Training Event Model *

PLT LFX/CO STX/FTX

Platoon STX/LFX

PLT LFX/CO STX/FTX

* Tailored to unit requirements

Sample BCT XCTC Training Event

HICON / White Cell 00 Soldiers LTF / Green Cell 00 Soldiers ESC / I&C 00 FT contractors XCTC support 00 PT contractors OPFOR 00 AC Soldiers First Army OCs 00 1A Soldiers TOTAL 00 (peak)

XCTC Task Organization

State JFHQ Training HICON Lane OCs Unit OCs FLEX-Train Communication Support AAR Support

TAF

Villages COBs Role Players Moulage

OCs First Army/OGW OC Staff / TAC Training Task Force

XCTC

ARNG-TRC

Senior Director

Scenario Chief Operations Chief

ESC

Chief

IED

Simulation Logistics Task Force

ESC TM

Deputy Rotation Director Instrumentation Support Battlefield Immersion Support Battlefield Effects Support Rotation Director

OPFOR

Indirect Fires Simulation MINE Effects Simulation

OPFOR

Equipment

XCTC Planning Events Synchronized XCTC planning with unit’s planning cycle

21 day exercise (Including RSOI & Redeployment) BN/TF control for developing Mission Command skills Integrating L/V/C training PLT/CO proficiency focused

Multiple-Iterations of STX/FTX

Instrumented AARs at all phases of training

Take Home Package after ENDEX

Planning Conf’s Tng Objectives Scenario Spt Exercise Design Timelines Resources

Pre-EX Rehearsal

STAFFEX/SIMEX

Issue Order Mission Analysis COA/Wargame Orders

SIMEX

Back briefs Terrain Walks Rehearsals DB Validation

Site Survey Facility Recon

TADSS

Spt Structure Requirements Range SOPs

XCTC

RSOI

STX/FTX Tng

BS SIMEX

AAR

THP

XCTC 00-00 Training Concept

Deputy Exercise Director

In order to accomplish PY3 training objectives, Battalions conduct decentralized training during IDT periods and culminates during the BDE’s XCTC Rotation. Units utilize the Combined Arms Training Strategy (CATS) available through the Army Training Network (ATN) and the Digital Training Management System (DTMS) and other applicable doctrine to develop, resource and execute realistic training to support the PY3 training objectives.

Commander’s Planning Guidance

IBCT XCTC Training Objectives Conduct Decisive Action utilizing the Operations Process in an austere tactical environment

Conduct operations maximizing Digital Mission Command Systems in an austere tactical environment

Effectively synchronize intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and targeting processes into mission orders and planning process/cycle at and through all levels

Execute effective Platoon Level Maneuver across all War Fighting Functions, to include live indirect fire (SEAD, LZ Prep and ground maneuver plan fire support) and Air Assault

Enhance Mission Command capability of battalion and brigade staffs

Develop leaders ability to act in a volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous environment

XCTC Rotation 00-00 00th IBCT (XX), (COL X) Approximately 0000 soldiers 0 Battalions, 0 Companies, 0 Platoons (1 BN OPFOR) 21 Day AT period with PLT and CO Lanes & PLT LFX.

20 MAY-9 JUN 17, FT Pickett, VA.

Fully instrumented - Focused on PLT / CO Level Training / LF Training Support Package Estimate 0 Personnel Planning Timeline

XCTC Rotation 00-00 Friction Points

FEB 16 MAR 16 APR 15 MAY 16 JUN 16 JUL 16

AUG 16 SEP 16 OCT 16 NOV 16 DEC 16 JAN 17 FEB 17

MAR 17 APR 17 MAY 17 JUN 17 JUL 17 AUG 17 SEP 17

XCTC Initial Planning Conferences (29-30 MAR) XCTC Concept Brief to State Leadership 02 OCT “Road to War” NLT 1st Final Planning Conference / LDR Recon FT 7-9 FEB (T) Site Setup, Rehearsals, Receive/Stage Equipment and Instrumentation XCTC Training Event 20 May – 9 JUN FT Planning / Coordination Conferences Unit Planning / Synchronization OPORD Issued Unit Training Event Legend:

XCTC Program Brief X (NOV 15) 00th IBCT Proposed Planning Calendar Road to War / Lane Book Development Concept Development Conference FT

22-25 MAY

BDE CAR 8-9 APR (T)

Recover Equipment and Instrumentation Exercise Planning & Synchronization

XCTC 00 FT 7-27 AUG

Road to War / Lane Book Development XCTC Main Planning Conference / Site Survey FT 25-27 OCT

Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level

Proposed C2 Structure 00th IBCT Maneuver

XX ARNG

00th IBCT TOC

HICON

TF LOG

JVB

WHITE CELL

TF XX

GREEN CELL

(LFX)

Lane OC/Ts Embed OC/Ts

ESC

Rotational Director

ESC

SUB

Contractors

AVN

Staff OC/Ts TAC OC/Ts

OC/T ADMIN CELL

BDE CDR/CSM

S1 x2 S4 x3 S6 x2

BN CDR/CSM

BN CDR/CSM

Documentation Team x7 1 per BN of Trained units S3 x5

HOTWASH

LANE OPS

LD

TLP/PREP

BLOCK TRNG TIME

Note: AAR conducted after each STX iteration.

Two Instrumented AARS per maneuver PLT During STX.

00-00 Day/Night Lane Draft Battle Rhythm

PLT

(2:00)

CO

(3:00)

CO

(3:00)

COM

COM

PLT

(2:00)

PLT

(2:00)

PLT

(2:00)

COM

PLT

(2:00)

PLT

(2:00)

CO

(3:00)

CO

(3:00)

COM

Night Training based on historical JUN Light Data.

IAAR Window

BUB

TUB

SYNC

BEACH 2

BEACH 1

00th Infantry Brigade Combat Team

HQ IBCT

HHB

FSC

HHT

HHC

WPNS

CBT

CBT

MI

TUAS

BSB

BEB

XCTC 00-00 Rotation Calendar

D-7 (13 MAY 17)

D-8 (12 MAY 17)

D-9 (11 MAY 17)

D-10 (10 MAY 17)

D-13 (7 MAY 17)

D-11 (9 MAY 17)

D-12 (8 MAY 17)

D-27 (23 APR 17)

D-23 (27 APR 17)

D-24 (26 APR 17)

D-25 (25 APR 17)

D-26 (24 APR 17)

D-22 (28 APR 17)

D-21 (29 APR 17)

D-20 (30 APR 17)

D-19 (1 MAY 17)

D-18 (2 MAY 17)

D-17 (3 MAY 17)

D-16 (4 MAY 17)

D-15 (5 MAY 17)

D-14 (6 MAY 17)

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

XCTC 00-00 Rotation Calendar

D+21 (10 JUN 17)

D+20 (9 JUN 17)

D+19 (8 JUN 17)

D+18 (7 JUN 17)

D+15 (4 JUN 17)

D+17 (6 JUN 17)

D+16 (5 JUN 17)

D+1 (21MAY 17)

D-DAY (20 MAY 17)

D-1 (19 MAY 17)

D-2 (18 MAY 17)

D-3 (17 MAY 17)

D+5 (25 MAY 17)

D+4 (24 MAY 17)

D+3 (23 MAY 17)

D+2 (22 MAY 17)

D+6 (26 MAY 17)

D+7 (27 MAY 17)

D+8 (28 MAY 17)

D+9 (29 MAY 17)

D+10 (30 MAY 17)

D-6 (14 MAY 17)

D-4 (16 MAY 17)

D-5 (15 MAY 17)

D+11 (31 MAY 17)

D+12 (1 JUN 17)

D+13 (2 JUN 17)

D+14 (3 JUN 17)

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

Training Overview (STX)

IN PLT Lanes

MTC (MTD/DMTD)

Ambush (DMTD) Attack (DMTD) AASLT Raid Defense (DMTD) Area Defense (MTD) Attack by Fire (MTD) Consolidated Battle Drills (MTD) Occupy Mortar Position Zone Recon (DMTD) Area Recon (DMTD) Route Recon (MTD/DMTD)

FA PLT Lanes FA Tactical movement Battery Defense Artillery Raid

BEB PLT Lanes Route Reconnaissance Construct a Wire Obstacle Create a Lane Through an Obstacle Using Explosive Techniques Perform Route Reconnaissance and Clearance HUMIT Collection Interrogation OPS React to CBRN ATK CBRN MTD Reconnaissance CAV PLT Lanes Area Recon (MTD/DMTD/Terrain) Zone Recon (MTD/DMTD) Route Recon (MTD/DMTD) Screen (MTD/DMTD) Surveillance (DMTD) Consolidated Battle Drills (MTD) Raid BSB and FSC PLT Lanes Consolidated Battle Drills Vehicle Recovery Combat Logistics Patrol

MASCAL

INF CO Lanes Movement to Contact Attack ICW SBF Defense TOC Defense CAV Troop Lane Zone Recon (A,B) Area Recon(A,B) Screen (A,B,C) TOC Defense FA Battery Lanes Battery Defense TOC Defense BEB CO Lanes TOC Defense BSB CO Lanes Base Defense MASCAL (C MED) ICW each BN 00 PLT STX Lanes 00 CO / Echelon above PLT STX Lanes

Training Overview (Live Fire)

IN PLT LF

PLT Attack (DMTD ICW MTD) (IPBC) MTRs firing in support

SNIPERS LF

In support of Infantry (IPBC)

FA PLT LF

Fires ISO STX/LFX (TA 45) Direct Lay (OP3) Artillery Raid (TA 54)

CAV PLT LF

Retrograde / Break Contact (M) (MPRC) Break Contact (BN Scouts / LRS) (18 NS)

BEB PLT LF

Engineer PLT Attack ( RNG 20)

BSB

Convoy LFX (Longstreet)

* All ranges will be conducted Dry / Blank / Live.

PLT Attack DMTD 5

SP: TG4401110473

OBJ: TG4474810467

PLT Attack DMTD 4

SP: TG4502910806

OBJ: TG4425611023

PLT Attack DMTD 6

SP: TG4576409230

OBJ: TG4533209787

PLT Defense 5

TG4380910557

PLT Defense 6

TG4471608634

Plt MTC 1 - (MTD)

SP: TG3917011262

OBJ: TG3903712018

OBJ: TG3907512243

Plt MTC 2 - (MTD)

SP: TG4073910830

OBJ: TG4047311719

OBJ: TG4069111322

ATK by Fire-(MTD)1

SP: TG3947212278

OBJ: TG3983311404

ATK by Fire-(MTD)2

SP: TG3791411222

OBJ: TG3879611533

Area Defense 2

TG4212010265

RP

SP

SP

SP

RP

RP

Route Recon MTD 1

SP: TG3830507895

RP: TG3852310334

Route Recon MTD2

SP: TG3953507371

RP: TG3970109956

Route Recon MTD 3

SP: TG4114107328

RP: TG4078910732

Route Recon MTD 4

SP: TG4535007181

RP: TG4597809385

Zone Recon 1

SP: TG4507807232

Area Recon 1 MTD

SP: TG4322907385

NAI1: TG4342508497

PLT Screen 1

SP: TG4297511013

Area Recon 2 MTD

SP: TG4464707396

NAI1: TG4403008654

Area Recon 3 MTD

SP: TG4237608470

NAI3: TG4212109602

Zone Recon 3

SP: TG4271909083

Zone Recon 2

SP: TG4257710731

PLT Defense 4

TG4368011390

RP

Battle Drill 6

SP: TG4408008696

SP

RP

Battle Drill 4

SP: TG3939405022

Battle Drill 3

SP: TG3957807395

Battle Drill 1

SP: TG3827510646

Battle Drill 2

SP: TG3926510071

SP

SP

RP

ENG Mobility/ Counter 1

SP: TG3864108895

OBJ: TG3897309482

ENG Mobility/ Counter 3

SP: TG3917810571

OBJ: TG3932310826

RP

RP

RP

SP

SP

SP

CO MTC 4

SP: TG3775410765

CO ATK 4

SP: TG3940611645

CO Defense 4

SP: TG4077111274

CO MTC 5

SP: TG3913111196

CO MTC 6

SP: TG3921210343

CO ATK 6

SP: TG4115609460

CO ATK 5

SP: TG4064110620

CO Defense 5

SP: TG4206010094

CO Defense 6

SP: TG4210709130

Troop Zone/ Route Recon 1

SP: TG3833911617

Troop Zone/ Route Recon 2

SP: TG3758110769

Troop Area Recon 1

SP: TG4085611263

Troop Area Recon 2

SP: TG4098209899

Troop Screen 1 MTD

SP: TG4292509563

Troop Screen 2 MTD

SP: TG4238608487

PLT Attack OPFOR 3

SP: TG3893505992

OBJ: TG3988806195

Plt MTC OPFOR 6- (DMTD)

SP: TG3942708055

OBJ: TG3905808215

OBJ: TG3881808345

PLT Attack OPFOR 2

SP: TG3964407390

OBJ: TG4002108104

PLT Attack OPFOR 1

SP: TG4116007422

OBJ: TG4106408200

Plt MTC OPFOR 5- (DMTD)

SP: TG3947307515

OBJ: TG3888507796

OBJ: TG3858108004

Plt MTC OPFOR 4- (DMTD)

SP: TG4076107201

OBJ: TG4012707134

OBJ: TG4041507152

Vehicle Recovery 3

SP: TG4246408407

PLT Screen 2

SP: TG4517507444

Zone Recon DMTD

TF3748698743

MPRC

ENG Mobility/ Counter 2

SP: TG4258206933

OBJ: TG4195707439

PLT Screen 3

SP: TG4176508756

RG

11 KD

XCTC 00-00 Lane Map

CO MTC 7

SP: TG3923912245

CO ATK 7

SP: TG3841711231

PLT ATK

DMTD

PLT ATK

DMTD

PLT ATK

DMTD

Ambush

Ambush

DMTD

Ambush

PLT DEF

Raid

Raid

Zone Recon

DMTD 1

Zone Recon

DMTD 2

Area Recon

Route Recon

PLT MTC

MTD

PLT MTC

PLT ABF

PLT ABF

Route Recon MTD Route Recon MTD Route Recon MTD Route Recon MTD

AREA DEFENSE

MTD

AREA DEFENSE

SCREEN

AREA RECON

ZONE RECON

Surveillance Surveillance

MTC DMTD

MTC DMTD

CBDL

CBDL

CBDL

CBDL

CBDL

FA

FA

FA Tactical Move

ENG Obstacle LN

ENG RT Clear ENG RT Clear

Vehicle Recovery Mired Vehicle Recovery

Vehicle Recovery NS

Vehicle Recovery Vehicle Recovery

CBRN RMTD Recon CBRN RMTD Recon

CBRN React to ATK XCTC 00-00 Platoon STX LOCATIONS

Surveillance

PLT ATK

DMTD

MTC DMTD

CBDL

PLT ATK

DMTD

Plt Attack (DMTD) – 9 Plt Attack Urban (DMTD) - 3 Ambush (DMTD) – 3 Plt MTC (DMTD) – 6 Plt Defense (DMTD) – 6 PLT Raid-3 Zone Recon (DMTD) – 2 Area Recon (DMTD) – 1 Route Recon (DMTD) – 1 Plt MTC (MTD) – 2 Area Defense (MTD) – 2

ATBF -2

Route Recon (MTD) – 4 Area Recon (MTD) – 3 Zone Recon (MTD) – 3 PLT Screen (MTD/DMTD) – 3 Surveillance -3 Vehicle Recovery – 5 Battle Drill – 6 ENG Route Clearance (MTD) – 2 Construct wire Obstacle ENG – 3 Create a lane through an Obstacle-3

HUMINT-1

Interrogation OPS-1 FA Raid-1 Chem/Bio (CB) Recon MTD -2 React to Chem/Bio (CB) Attack -1 FA Tactical Mvnt-1 FA FSC Hasty Displacement-1 FA BAT Defense-1 Occupy Radar Position-1

CO MTC -7

CO ATK -7

CO Defense -6 Troop screen DMTD-1 Troop screen MTD-2 Troop Zone Recon DMTD-1 Troop Zone Recon-2 Troop Area Recon-2

Location TBD CLP Ambush – 1 TOC Defense– 1 CTCP Defense- 1 Occupy Mortar Position – 1 Base Defense – 1

MASCAL (BN/SQD)– 1

MASCAL C-MED – 1

Total 120

Urban

PLT ATK

Urban

Urban

BSB

BEB

XCTC 00-00 UNIT LOCATIONS

Required Branch/MOS Rank Source Total Vehicles Lane OC-Ts 50 CA/CS SSG/SFC 1A / OGW 0

Platoon / CO Embedded OC-Ts 124 CA / CS / CSS SSG/SFC/LT 1A / OGW 0

TAC OC-Ts 18 NA SSG/SFC 1A 0

Documentation Cell 8 NA SGT/SSG 1A 0

OC-T Command and Control * 24 CA/CS MSG/SGM/CPT/MAJ/LTC 1A / OGW 0

Total Requested 224 000

Due to the nature of the lanes, Combat arms and combat support branch soldiers are the priority to fill OC-T positions. Experienced Soldiers may fill slots one grade above their current rank (i.e., a senior SSG can fill a slot designated as an SFC position), but it is preferred not to have any Soldiers below the rank of SGT (E5) in any OC-T positions.

TAC OC/Ts will be requested from 1A – Key resource..

Command and Control OC-Ts include:

OIC – MAJ/LTC

XO-S3 – MAJ/CPT

S1 – CPT/MSG

S4 – CPT/MSG

XCTC 00-00 OC-T Requirements

Instrumented AAR (I-AAR) Concept Hot Wash AARs are conducted after every iteration on every lane Platoon Lanes average 3 iterations (1-2 for dismounted recon lanes) Company Lanes average 2 iterations I-AARs are conducted daily IAW Commander’s Guidance/Training Trends 8 MAARCs (Mobil After Action Review Centers) Capability of 24 I-AARs daily (All IAARS conducted in a 12 hour period) I-AAR Take Home Packets will be provided I-AAR coverage can be shifted to cover critical events during any phase of collective training.

Glidepath OCT 16 Exercise Director Back-brief

13-14 SEP PWG, Fort = Tentative Date = Confirmed Date

29-30 MAR 14 IPC

7-9 FEB FPC / LDR Recon, Fort APR 17 Begin set up, Fort Drill Weekend 8-9 APR, 00th IBCT CAR 20 MAY – 09 JUN, XCTC Fort

= BN Commanders Attend

TY 2015

TY 2016

23-25 MAY CDC, Fort

25-27 OCT MPC/SITE SURVEY, Fort

Transition with 00th BCT – Working at MPC Live fire planning must be completed at MPC OPFOR Support from Unit X/ How many, what missions…… White light movement for Contractors for 24 hour support Aviation Support Plan / Capability - Range support Plan (External) LOG Support Exercise C2

PAO / JVB

SJA Support Admin Deconfliction with XCTC / Range OPS / Unit

Challenges

ARNG-TRC XCTC POCs MAJ Keith Bell 703-607-0804, keith.e.bell.mil@mail.mil

CPT Christopher Pegg 618-514-6919, christopher.m.pegg2.mil@mail.mil

Dave Shepherd 703-601-7628, david.e.shepherd3.ctr@mail.mil

Saul Godinez 703-601-7090, saul.godinez.ctr@mail.mil

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