23-2 Industry Day Slides (Wrap Around).pptx

MCTP WFX HICOM Overview CUI Designation Block Controlled by: Mission Command Training Program, S-5 CUI Category: OPSEC Distribution/Dissemination Control: FVEY POC: Keith E. Collier, 913-684-7824 FACILITATOR: MAJ Linwood Nelson S5 HICOM LNO PURPOSE: To provide an overview of the HICOM functions, roles, and responsibilities during a WFX.

Information/Understanding

Planning Direction/Guidance Decision/Approval Review/Assessment

AGENDA:

MCTP Core Functions 23-2 ECG Construct 23-2 HICOM Integration MCTP S-2 Planning MCTP S-2 Execution Questions

Mission Command Training Program “Warfighters!”

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MCTP’s Core Functions Control Exercises

Monitors, synchronizes and controls the stimulation of designated training units during the execution of the WFX to ensure that training units have an opportunity to meet their training objectives based on the guidance of the exercise director, chief controller, and Operations Groups’ chiefs.

Provide Observations & Feedback

Observe, coach, and train WFX audiences; Instructs academics tailored to unit needs and provides feedback to the Exercise Control Group to ensure training objectives are achieved.

Design Fictional Scenarios & Orders

Produce the fiction (stimulation) not provided by the simulation that immerses the Training Audience in the scenario. (Environment)

- Design Scenarios

- Produce Fictional Orders

- Develop Storylines

- Create Actionable Intelligence

Plan Exercises

Identify problems unique to each exercise, govern planning processes in accordance with army doctrinal planning and exercise design frameworks. Receive and incorporate input from external agencies and provide feedback at echelon. Request, allocate, and manage resources including facilities. Synchronize detailed planning efforts across the organization.

Competitive WCOPFOR Provides a “free thinking,” near-peer competitive, operational level hybrid threat that challenges the execution of collective tactical tasks by Army service components, corps, divisions, and brigades while stressing and challenging the ability of commanders and staffs to guide, integrate, and synchronize Army forces throughout the conduct of unified land operations.

Employ C4I Instrumentation

Provide linkage of command and control systems with simulation of large scale combat in multi-domain operations to facilitate the immersion of training audiences within plausible scenarios.

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ECG Construct

LEGEND

ECG Staff

OPFOR

OC/T

Control Coordination WFX Support

FSGA

CAIN

FBNC

FLKS

REHEARSALS

MCTP / ECG

WFX/ ELC EVENT

HOLIDAY/Competing Event

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Exercise Director S-33 S-35 Supreme High CMD* S-4 S-2

JED

Chief Controller

505th CDR

(USAF DS)

HICOM

MCTP CDR

(Deputy Ex. Director)

ECG Main

FBNC

ECG Satellite

FSGA

HICOM

LNO to ECG MCTP HICOM Team

HICOM

FBNC

ECG Satellite

CAIN

CJSOTF

III

OG-J

WCOPFOR

Senior Control

FLKS

OG-B

OG-C

S-35 S-33 S-35 S-33

MCTP: ECG

Exercise Director: MG Mennes Deputy EXDIR/MCTP CDR: COL Babich Chief Controller/Director of OPNs/Chief of SOF: COL Harmon CFACC/Chief Air Controller/505 Det 1 CDR: Col Frank Klimas

3ID

COG: COL Manner LEAD: LTG(R) Ferrell INTEL: MG(R) Walters FIRES: MG(R) Longo M2: MG(R) Colt PROT: BG(R) Laughlin SUST: BG(R) McBride

40ID

COG: COL Howell LEAD: MG(R) Winski INTEL: BG(R) Odom FIRES: LTG(R) Valcourt M2: MG(R) Ryan PROT: MG(R) Luong SUST: LTG(R) Christianson

S33 Lead: Mr. Michael Jaskowiec S35: MAJ Jon Doersch 10th MTN (HICOM) HICOM CDR: MG Anderson HICOM TAC: BG Curl Senior Mentor: MG(R) Kraft

SUSTCMD: 3 ESC (FBNC)

MISSION COMMAND TRAINING PROGRAM

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HICOM Integration HICOM Integration Principles Orient on the training audience’s training objectives.

Maintain the integrity of the training audience’s immersion.

Continuously monitor the operational environment.

Provide time and space for the exercise director to influence direction of the exercise.

HICOM Key Functions Place a demand signal on training audiences through battle rhythm systems and processes.

Transmit exercise director guidance through orders and directives.

Provide a venue to enable CDR to CDR dialogue.

Definition HICOM integration is the process by which the ECG staff links with their HICOM counterparts to ensure unity of effort in setting of training conditions.

The HICOM is not an independent actor trying to “win” the WFX, but a training enabler that translates “White Hat” requirements into “Blue Hat” direction.

While each staff section has its own internal HICOM integration SOPs and requirements, the S35 maintains overall HICOM integration responsibility.

MCTP

HICOM

Training Audience

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WFX 23-2 ECG / HICOM

Battle Rhythm thru 05 NOV ECG Events 3ID Events EXDIR Attendance

40ID Events POC: Mr. Brian Earl, brian.d.earl.civ@army.mil, 205.910.0453 As of: 14SEP22

CUI

XVIIIABC Events w/ MSC XVIIIABC Internal Events

= Changes/Additions

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MCTP S2 Overview

Planning and Execution Overall classification: UNCLASSIFIED Classified by: LTC Jeff Porter Derived from multiple sources Reason: 1.4(a) Further dissemination only as directed by the Mission Command Training Program (ATZL-CTM, 400 Kearny Avenue, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas 66027) or higher authority. This determination was made on 12 June 2017.

INTELLIGENCE

Truth to Power S2

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MCTP S2 Planning Overall classification: UNCLASSIFIED Classified by: LTC Jeff Porter Derived from multiple sources

Further dissemination only as directed by the Mission Command Training Program (ATZL-CTM, 400 Kearny Avenue, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas 66027) or higher authority. This determination was made on 12 June 2017.

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23-2 Intel Sensor List

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Intel Sensors

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Intel Sensors

11/2/2022

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MUSE Cell Allocation

7 x MUSE LINES 28 x MUSE Operators (D/N) 2x NCOIC (D/N) Total = 7 x lines, 30 x pax

Break down:

HICOM x 2 GE, x 1 Reaper 3rd ID x 2 GE 40th ID x 2 GE

Key Processes Show up at MUSE Cell, set up SIMLAN accounts.

4 Day MUSE training CPX3 Execution Break As Need – confirm SIMLAN accounts, retrain WFX Execution MUSE Cell Requirements to MCTP S2 Before Exercise PAX #, dates of TDY/participation POC (NCOIC, OIC) contact info SAAR (2875) filled out with personnel data, clearance details, security manager and supervisor signature (I will provide an example to planners) How does your unit want to train FMV?

Points to keep in mind:

MUSE Cell does not PED, only drives your assets How will you use your IEW BN?

GE/REAPERs can either be flown in MUSE or WIM

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MCTP COIC-MAIN and XVIIIABC in FBNC-MTC 176/177

1/1ID

186/187

3ESC / 90SB / 300SB / 53MCB

191/192

449ECAB

(ERC)

16MP

226MEB

141/142

MCC / 1A

CIC/AAR

VTC 1 LOGFED

VTC 2

VTC3

MSEL

TECH

CTRL

JED

VIP1

WF6 WF7

SR. CTRL

G6 HELP DESK

222-224

XVIII ABC

(HICOM)

NOTES: (changes) COIC shifted to Rms. 136-138.

FUOPS and MCC swap MCC and 1A are template for Rm. 139 and Rms. 141/142 until 1A space requirements are identified.

SUS CTRL

169FAB

18FAB

179/180

UAP

AS OF: 17 MAY 22

= No Change between COAs 145/146

WARC

136-138

COIC (MAIN)

HST

A 133/134

CJSOTF

J 147/148

S35/FUOPS

HST

HST

Sr. LDR / SM

HST

HST

A A A A A A

TST

1A/HST

HST

HST

HST

TST

143/144

INTEL / MUSE

C

1A / MCC

1A/HST

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= MTC RESERVED

= EXER CTRL GRP

= RESPONSE CELLS

= WORK CELLS

= OPS GRPs

= TRAINING LOCATION

= TECH

= PORTHOLE

MAIN

ENTRANCE

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WFX 23-2 ESMED

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WIM to C4I Inject Points

INTEL Systems & Data Flow Status

Not MTOE

FMC

NOT TESTED

NMC

PMC

DIDN’T BRING

TESTING

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Not MTOE= Not on MTO&E DIDN’T BRING= Unit forgot or purposefully did not bring equipment to exercise. Ex. Left behind IFS due to prior coordination to point MFWS to higher or adjacent units IFS NOT TESTED= *default*, Unit is establishing equipment TESTING= Unit undergoing upgrades on PoR Equipment NMC= Equipment is present and not working, unit deems low priority for troubleshooting.

PMC= Equipment present but only partial functioning. Ex. MFWS is pending Hard drives corrupt, TGS receives MTI but cannot connect to TED.

FMC= Equipment is present and functioning.

WFX Intel Data Flow Plan

Final Planning Documents located at:

https://dod.teams.microsoft.us/l/file/67EAAC71-3A0A-488B-91FD-67E1E9D7BAED?tenantId=fae6d70f-954b-4811-92b6-0530d6f84c43&fileType=docx&objectUrl=https%3A%2F%2Farmyeitaas.sharepoint-mil.us%2Fteams%2FWFX22-3%2FShared%20Documents%2F-ICD%2FIDFP%2FWFX%2023-2%20IDFP-Draft.docx&baseUrl=https%3A%2F%2Farmyeitaas.sharepoint-mil.us%2Fteams%2FWFX22-3&serviceName=teams&threadId=19:dod:6684874ac4654caeb1b178c96c6f61d4@thread.skype&allowXTenantAccess=false&groupId=11b572c5-31a9-4a13-a61b-7de7bafb7929

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MCTP S2 Execution Overall classification: UNCLASSIFIED Classified by: LTC Jeff Porter Derived from multiple sources

Further dissemination only as directed by the Mission Command Training Program (ATZL-CTM, 400 Kearny Avenue, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas 66027) or higher authority. This determination was made on 12 June 2017.

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HICOM G2 Crosswalk

CUI

Expectations

Track and Maintain a CIP

Provide an INSUM/GRINTSUM to the TA

Conduct Intel Sync and Collection Management WG with TA

Consolidate TA Theater Collection Requests

Provide BDA to TA

Answer TA RFIs

Adhoc Reporting (as required)

Explain the Area of Influence (JOA)

MCTP Tools

4x Daily Enemy Combat Power Pulls

2x Daily Enemy Locations (Ingestible Excel)

2x Daily Enemy Equipment Locations (Ingestible Excel)

ECG BR Events:

Scenario Ops Sync Effects Coordination Board ECG Sync

MCTP Leadership and S2 Guidance Key Considerations

What are you Intel Mission Command Systems?

What is the Intelligence Battle Rhythm?

What is the Critical Path for Intelligence Information Flow?

How will you Manage TA RFIs?

Key G2 HICOM Personnel & Requirements

SIO: Directs, Leads, and Approves all HICOM intelligence activities

G2 Ops: Maintains Current CIP

ACE: Produces daily INTSUM

G2T: Targeting Process, Manages HICOM BDA

Collection Manager: Manages Theater Collection

G2X: Manages CEM and SDRs

G2 LNO: Represent G2 Interests to MCTP

Use this opportunity to validate/rehearse you unit SOPs

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Again, Warfighter 23-1 is not a normal warfighter.

This is a crosswalk from the HICOM responsibilities to the corresponding manning requirements. As the G2 leadership develop their personnel plan for execution this is a good baseline for planning that process.

As we get closer to execution we will do a HICOM integration sync. To help solidify some of these processes between the USARPAC G2 and the MCTP S2

Division and Below (Coordinated through IC) RQ-7Bv2 Shadow MQ-1C Gray Eagle AN/MLQ-44B(V)1 Prophet Enhanced HICOM (Coordinated through IC)

ARL-M

Guardrail MQ-1C Gray Eagle Corps (Coordinated through IC) MQ-1C Gray Eagle RQ-7 Shadow Training Audience Pre-WFX /During WFX Orders Social Media National IMINT/SIGINT

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Base OPORD

FRAGORDS

Portal E-mail Theater IMINT (Coordinated through IC) U-2 RQ-4 Global Hawk (BLK 40) RQ-4 Global Hawk (BLK 30)

RC-135 RJ

E-8C JSTARS

MQ-9B Reaper MQ-9B Reaper (JSOAC) Real Time Data

OSINT (SDD)

News Social Media

Real Time Data, History Alliance Forces

GRINTSUM

Periphery Joint Effects Division Cyber Threat (Situational Operational Awareness Report) Electronic Attack (collection as byproduct) ELINT (location data) NASIC Reports (Explosion Reports, BDA, Downed Air Craft) OPIR (Launches) Space Ops Update

Strategic Reporting HICOM ADHOC intel reports

Supports S35 story lines

CJSOTF

SOF Reporting

NTM

Strategic Reporting Scripted via E-mail E-mail Portal Portal Training Audience

HUMINT

CI

Unified Action Partners Intel

History, Plans, Intent, Composition, Disposition WIM (Intel Arch) Reporting Color Legend:

Scripted Messages (through email/portal) FMV (MUSE)/WIM (through Intel Arch) WIM Only (USMTF through Intel Arch) MTI Only (through IP Address) MTI/WIM (through Intel Arch) Simulated Intel Reporting Legend (WIM/MUSE) IMINT WIM: RECCEXREP (C101), EOBREPs (S303), IIR (C100) IMINT MUSE: FMV, MTI (via IP Address)

SIGINT WIM: TACREP (C111), TACELJNT (C121)

WIM (Intel Arch) IP Address WIM (Intel Arch) IP Address WIM (Intel Arch) IP Address WIM (Intel Arch) IP Address Legend:

IC = Intel Cell MUSE = Multiple Unified Simulation Environment (FMV/MTI) WIM = WARSIM Intelligence Model (Dotted Box Explains Reporting Utility)

Portal As Of 15JUN22 WFX Intel Simulation and Stimulation GEOINT (Imagery) E-mail

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-This slide represents all of the available information and intelligence that a training audience has access to.

-IC1, IC2, and MUSE are overseen by the Intelligence Coordination Division (ICD).

-Scenario Design Division(SDD) has control of OSINT and the SDD HUMINT scripter, and provides all official orders and FRAGORDS for the scenario.

-Information Warfare Division (IWD), a directorate under the Strategic Effects Group (SEG), provides CYBER, EW, and Space_STO effects.

-SEG provides SOF strategic reporting, NTM reports, and Unified Action Partner reports.

-HUMINT reporting is provided to the training audience via an e-mail generated in the echelon appropriate intel cell. The report is provided to the intel cell by MCTP scripters or scripters augmenting the WFX.

- IC1, IC2, and MUSE provide USMTF messages, except for HUMINT, through the intelligence network architecture to the training audience.

-All other sources of information and intelligence are provided via HICOM portal, TRADOC G2 ION website, or e-mail. These reports may be routed through the G3 from the producers.

OIISW

HUMINT Reports Criminal Activities Irregular Forces Activities Interrogations OPFOR Activities Civilian Activities Detainee Operations Counterintelligence Reports Support OCS (Insider Threats) Pre-STARTEX SIGACTS Biometrics/I2 Criminal Activities Irregular Forces Activities Interrogations Detainee Operations Support OCS (Insider Threats) Protection (LEP) Detainee Operations EPW Operations HVI Operations Military Police Operations Police Ops Detention Ops Security/Mobility Ops Host Nation Police Military Police Intelligence Irregular Forces Coordinator Surveillance/Recon Patrols Fly UAS Attacks/Mission

BLUFOR

Convoy Logistic/Sustainment Nodes

FAARP

MSR/ASR

Rotor Wing Coordinate with OPFOR Targeting Joint Missions Support for LEP Request for Stimulus ION/Social Media Criminal Activities Irregular Forces Activities OPFOR Activities Civilian Activities BLUFOR Activities Coordinate with:

Media

UAP

PAO

Protection (CBRNE) CBRNE Steady State:

Emergency Response EOD Level 1 report Intel Coordination Hash Reporting Mark & Bypass Hazard Tracking EOD Role Playing Any/All EOD Echelons Exercise Support:

BDA

ALL “boom” Deliberate & Dynamic scripting per PLEX Team Chief Common Emphasis Areas Protection (WIT/COIC) Developing

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Information Delivery Methods Training Audience

OSINT

Media Social Media

OIISW

HUMINT

CI

PROTECTION

LEP

CBRNE/EOD

IRREGULAR FORCES COORDINATOR

Militia Groups Commandos Special Purpose Forces

BIOMETRICS/I2

Fingerprint Matches Personality Bios

ION

TA Portal

WARSIM

CPOF

MSELs E-mail E-mail TA Portal RC/WC/Role Player Legend

Non-Lethal Lethal Delivery Method

ION

TA Portal

WARSIM

CPOF

MSELs E-mail E-mail TA Portal E-mail TA Portal E-mail TA Portal Primary

Secondary

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-This slide represents all of the available Hybrid Threat Team’s Scripted information and intelligence the training audience has access to and through what forum/system.

MI

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How MCTP Simulates Intelligence Collection Operations (~ 2- 4 per BDE Intel Personnel) (~22 Intel Personnel)

INTEL CELL

Collection Manager

DIV G2

DIV/Corps & Above Assets GEs Reaper

HAB/KRUASS

MUSE CELL

(~4- 62 Personnel)

DIV & Below Sensor Control for Assets MICO platforms DIV GEs All IEW BN/EMIBn

Corps & Above Maneuver and Sensor Control for Assets Theater/Corps Airborne/Ground DIV & Below WIM Collection Operations

Collection Manager/Chief of ISR tasks IEW BN/EMIBn intel assets through operations channels

BDE Response Cell plans sensor/platform operations, executes asset operations and calls intel cell to turn on WIM sensor

Intel Cell turns on WIM sensor

BDE/IEW BN RC maneuvers platform (CAB for GEs, BCT, IEW BN assets (HCT, CIT, Interrogation team and Prophets)

Sensor collects in WARSIM and generates WIM intel reports

WIM reports are ingested into the G2 TCSP/HSG and populates Common Intel Picture

(Optional) DIV shares CIP with BDE (BDE IFS required)

CAOC

DIV, Corps & Above FMV Operations

G2 Collection Manager at echelon through G3/G3 Air who tasks and deconflicts air routes for intel assets

CAB at echelon coordinates aircraft availability for mission builds CONOPs (assign aircraft Tail #, Call Sign, 5Ws, Alt, waypoints, etc.)

UAV Coordinator in the CAB RC reviews CONOPs and 5Ws and sends to MUSE Cell. For 116th AEB assets, the Intel Cell OIC reviews CONOPs and sends to MUSE.

MUSE Cell flies mission per 5Ws and takes direction from G2/EMIB designated Mission Controller and Payload operator through chat

PED Cell exploits FMV through IP address visualization

CORPS G2

DIV G2

HICOM G2

IEW BN and BDE Response Cells

X/II

Corps & Above Maneuver and Sensor Control for Assets

Senior TA Collection Manager requests Corps and above assets at echelon to HICOM G2 Collection Manager

HICOM G2 Collection Manager sends to CAOC who prioritizes requests and generates flight plan on the ATO. Corps organic airborne assets are put on ATO but staffed through Corps.

Intel Cell receives ATO and flies or maneuvers assets IAW ATO guidelines

Asset collects in WARSIM and generates WIM intel reports

WIM reports are ingested into the G2 TCSP/HSG at echelon and populates Common Intel Picture MTI Collection Operations

Collection Manager requests MTI at echelon to HICOM G2 Collection Manager

HICOM G2 Collection Manager sends to CAOC who prioritizes requests and generates flight plan on the ATO.

Intel Cell receives and reviews MTI mission per ATO and sends to MUSE Cell

MTI Techs in the MUSE Cell flies assets IAW ATO guidelines.

PED Cell exploits MTI through IP address visualization

MTI Assets

JSTARS

GH BLK 40

HICOM CAB

CORPS CAB

DIV CAB

It takes ~400+ Intel personnel to conduct “real world” collection operations. But a WFX uses less than ~50 Intel personnel in this process.

Bottom Line: “We do a lot with a little!”

IEW

(EMIBn)

II

IEW

(EMIBn)

II

Corps G2

CAB Response Cells

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Acknowledge that this is a complicated one slider. What it dies is explain the intel collection during a warfighter. Highlighted in the yellow box in the top. Normal methods would have 400+ personnel, but during a warfighter it is an economy of force. We complete this process with about 50 personnel.

[briefly talk about each portion of the cells] How we do this is by the INTEL Cell and MUSE Cell. As highlighted in the Green and red boxes the intel cell controls different assets at echelon. The green box controls mainly the DIV and below assets. The red box controls corps and above assets. These are the assets that will only generate WIM message traffic.

The MUSE cell is the cell that generates the MTI and FMV intel feeds. Each of the information flow on the chart is described in detail with the corresponding box below. Moving forward in the planning process we will go through this in greater detail. This is a great take away slide for your collection manager.

Next we will introduce the AOC collection manager and how to process the Theater collection requests. This is specific to the HICOM collection manager.

Questions

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