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Reservists in Joint, Interagency, & Multinational Operations

Reservists in Joint, Interagency, & Multinational Operations. Presented to SARCA 04 October 2008 By BG Sanford E. Holman Vice Commander, JWFC & Deputy J-7, JFCOM. Agenda. Discuss JFCOM J-7 CJTF 950 Participation Discuss CJTF-HOA Participation

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Reservists in Joint, Interagency, & Multinational Operations

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  1. Reservists in Joint, Interagency, & Multinational Operations Presented to SARCA 04 October 2008 By BG Sanford E. Holman Vice Commander, JWFC & Deputy J-7, JFCOM

  2. Agenda • Discuss JFCOM J-7 • CJTF 950 Participation • Discuss CJTF-HOA Participation • Discuss MNSTC-I/MNC-I & EASBRIG Participation • Q & A

  3. JFCOM Mission The United States Joint Forces Command provides mission-ready joint-capable forces and supports the development and integration of joint, interagency, and multinational capabilities to meet the present and future operational needs of the joint force.

  4. BEFORE THERE IS A WARFIGHTER THERE IS A TRAINER

  5. Joint Warfighting Center Mission The Joint Warfighting Center conducts, supports, and assesses joint training and develops joint doctrine to prepare leaders to use emerging concepts and capabilities for joint, multi-national and interagency operations world-wide. UNCLASSIFIED

  6. JWFC Support to Chairman’s Exercise Program • All Combatant Command requirements for JWFC support captured at Worldwide Scheduling Conference • JFCOM is committed to support all requirements within resources • Current operations will continue to impact training • Availability of training dollars • Availability of units and people UNCLASSIFIED

  7. Unified Command Plan (UCP) • The UCP assigns tasks to Combatant Commanders in the areas of training, readiness and certification • Memo from Director, Joint Staff provides UCP language implementation guidance • Joint Staff and USJFCOM lead collaborative development of: • Training/Readiness standards (JS J3, JS J7, USJFCOM) • Certification standards and process (JS J3, USJFCOM) UNCLASSIFIED

  8. Army Modularity Command Objective USJFCOM – TRADOC joint effort Objective - Identify, develop, and establish baseline requirements and capabilities to transition an Army three-star operational headquarters to a JTF capable HQ UNCLASSIFIED

  9. Commander USJFCOM Joint Training GuidanceFocus Areas • Joint Force HQ Readiness • Joint Fires • Personnel Recovery • SOF-Conventional Force Integration • Theater Air and Missile Defense • Joint Theater Air Ops • Civil-military Operations • CBRNE • Information Operations • Intelligence • Multinational Training UNCLASSIFIED

  10. JNTC Implementation JNTC uses a mix of live, virtual and constructive models and simulations in an integrated network of over 40 persistent training sites to provide the most realistic collective joint mission experience possible. UNCLASSIFIED

  11. Joint Training Experimentation Network Today32 - 40 - Joint Training and Experimentation Network (JTEN) Navy Continuous Training Environment (NCTE) Near Term 5 - Defense Training and Experimentation Network (DTEN) – Jan 07 Future 23 - Secret Defense Research Engineering Network (SDREN)

  12. JKDDC Implementation • JKO Visits: 1.2 M logon to homepage • JKO Course Completions : 120K+ The Joint Knowledge Development and Distribution Capability (JKDDC) is one of the three enabling capabilities of DoD’s Training Transformation (T2) initiative, intended to develop and distribute joint training for individual joint warfighters through a dynamic global network. UNCLASSIFIED

  13. IO Range Implementation UNCLASSIFIED

  14. JTF HQ JTF CDR COCOM CDR COMPONENT CDR Service/ COCOM Training Plans JFCOM JTF HQ Certification Process (Proposed) Rotational, Mission Assigned or JTF Capable • Readiness • Reports • GSORTS • JQRR • DRRS JT Trng Plan CJCS UE/MRX/JT Event Training Combined W/ Functional Components C Guidance READINESS Joint Context Integration P Enablers Personnel S JNTC Supply R Leader, Staff, Board, Center, Cell Training Individual Joint Training JKDDC Readiness MTG OP Task T Training Holistic approach to JTF Cert UNCLASSIFIED

  15. UNIFIED ENDEAVOR Model • UE adapted to the current demands of OIF and OEF • Supports training of Service HQ assigned to MNC-I, CJTF-76 and JTF-HOA missions • Three-phased model • Phase I: Academic training • Phase II: Command Post Exercise • Phase III: Staff Assistance Visit UNCLASSIFIED

  16. Joint Warfighting Center Reserve Component

  17. J7 Reserve Charter • Mission Statement – The Reserve Component of the Joint Warfighting Center provides mission-ready, joint capable reserve force members to augment current exercise and training development capacity and support capabilities at the Joint Warfighting Center (JWFC). • Mission Tenets – • Focus our energies to support the J7’s intention to meet all the combatant commander’s exercise and/or training requirements • Seamlessly integrate our services within current staffing at JWFC • Provide qualified and prepared joint exercise personnel • Leverage the JRD capabilities to support requirements at JWFC • Supporting Tasks – • Increase Reserve SME’s in the area of Joint and Irregular Warfare • Develop an efficient and effective Reserve Command/Organization • Establish Partnerships with Full Time Staff • Standardize Techniques, Tactics and Procedures for J7 Reserve Support activities UNCLASSIFIED

  18. Manning Statistics FY08 Gains & Loses Gains – 56 Loses - 60 SUBTOTAL: 97 TOTAL: 127

  19. OPERATIONS & CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT NORTHCOM Support Group Training Block Timeline 18 months 3 Years Phase 0 JT 101 (online) JPOC (online) CAX (online) Exercise Readiness Course (2 day class) Phase 1 ICS 700 (online) ICS 800 (online) ICS 100 (online) ICS 200 (online) ICS 300 (2 day class) JKO DSCA course (online) JKO Homeland Security and Defense (online) JKO Joint Civil Military Operations (online) Phase 2 Doctrine Review (online) Nat’l Response Framework Stafford Act/ Posse Comitatus HSPD 5 HSPD 13 NORTHCOM Battle SOP NORTHCOM 101 (class) Dept Homeland Security 101 (class) Field trip/guest speakers Phase 3 ICS 400 O/T abbreviated syllabus O/T on job training Primary role is to provide exercise support as NORTHCOM SME, to include Senior Mentor Support Mid level (MSEL Manager) (Concurrent Exercise Support) SME level (Senior Mentor Support) Entry level (RFI Manager) 2

  20. FY08 EXERCISE SUPPORT 85.5% (Based on 97 available) 2

  21. FY 08 RCC PRIORITY FOR JWFC SUPPORT CENTCOM NORTHCOM EUCOM PACOM BRIGHT AUSTERE TERMINAL ARDENT STAR SENTRY FURY CHALLENGE Priority1 COBRA GOLD FLEXIBLE VIGILANT REGIONAL COOPERATION SHIELD RESPONSE Priority2 SOUTHCOM SOCOM STRATCOM TRANSCOM ABLE GLOBAL FA TURBO PANAMAX WARRIOR LIGHTNING Priority1 DISTRIBUTION ABLE ULTIMATE CADUCEUS GLOBAL BLUE Priority2 WARRIOR THUNDER ADVANCE JT STAFF AFRICOM JFCOM USFK STAFF VALIDATION EXERCISE 08 ULCHI FREEDOM GUARDIAN NATL LEVEL UNIFIED ENDEAVOR 08-1 Priority1 EXERCISE KEY RESOLVE TBD Priority2 UNCLASSIFIED

  22. OPERATIONS & CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT J7 RC Capabilities Development • Accomplishments: • CD (RC) monitors PINNACLE, CAPSTONE & KEYSTONE events to identify issues and requirements • Developing Issues Tracker Database to process Requirements & mitigate to solution • Augmented in support of (6) Exercises/MRX’s • FY09 Plans: • Will utilize J7 RC SME to assist with doctrine reviews for Joint Pubications • Developing project support requirements with Training Development group • Expect to lock-in support requirements by the end of 1st QTR FY09

  23. Operation Brimstone • The exercise served as a Joint Task Force Capable Headquarters sustainment event. • More than 15,000 service members from four countries participated in Joint Task Force Exercise (JTFEX) 08-4 "Operation Brimstone", July 21-31 in North Carolina and off the eastern U.S. coast from Virginia to Florida. UNCLASSIFIED

  24. Operation BrimstoneUSAR Participation • JFCOM JRU • 75th Training Command UNCLASSIFIED

  25. CJTF-HOA Mission CJTF-HOA conducts unified action in the Combined Joint Operations Area - Horn of Africa to: • PREVENT Conflict• PROMOTE Regional Cooperation• PROTECT U.S. and Coalition Interests• PREVAIL against Extremism UNCLASSIFIED

  26. CJTF-HOA Mission Progression Roots of Extremism Sovereignty Strengthened Stability Realized Security Assured Extremist Acts OppressiveRegimes • 2002 – Capture / Kill • USMC / Afloat / USS MOUNT WHITNEY 2008 and Beyond…. AFRICOM • Cooperative Conflict Prevention • Building Security Capacity • Regional / Multilateral Focus • Development Leads Development • Integrated / Unified 3D’s • IA/IO/RO Maturity • 2003 - Theater Security Cooperation • USMC / Ashore / Camp Lemonier • 2006 – 2007 Phase Zero Approach • 3D’s (Defense, Diplomacy, Development) • USN / Ashore / Camp Lemonier • CNIC Administration Deliberate Military Action Security Capacity Building in concert with Department of State (Diplomacy) and USAID (Development) Engagement Regional Capacity National Capacity Sustainment 2002 2008 & Beyond Tipping Point UNCLASSIFIED

  27. Regional Tensions… Al Houthi, Al Qaida Sanaa, YE Apr / May 08 Chad / Sudan DJI-ERI Border conflict Ongoing Darfur YEMEN SUDAN Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army Dispute (Somaliland/ Puntland) DJIBOUTI ETHIOPIA Karamoja Cluster Ogaden National Liberation Front SOMALIA Lord’s Resistance Army KENYA UGANDA RWANDA Al Qaida (E. Africa), Al-Ittihaad al-Islami & Al-Shabab DRC – UG Tension…. Lake Albert (Oil) BURUNDI TANZANIA Election crisis Jan / Feb 08 COMOROS Failed diplomacy Mar 08 MADAGASCAR UNCLASSIFIED

  28. NSS, NSCT, NDS, NMS, SCG DoS & USAID Strategic Plan Africa Bureau Strategic Plan CENTCOM/AFRICOM (01 OCT) RWOT / OPORD14 / TSC CJTF-HOA Campaign Plan EARSI (CT specific) CJTF-HOA Country Plans USEMB OPs CJTF-HOA TSC OPORD FRAGOs CJ5 CJ3 Supporting Doctrine Nesting of CJTF-HOA plans, links to Interagency plans UNCLASSIFIED

  29. Guiding Principles for Regional Engagement Coalition and Partner Nation’s Involvement Interagency integration and coordination Consistent and frequent Senior Level Dialogue Engagement…Persistent not Episodic Country Coordination Elements (CCE) at Embassies CA Officer as USAID LNO UNITY OF ACTION UNCLASSIFIED

  30. Service Component Support TSC Synch-Coordination C4 Connectivity Transition Funding Streams Cross COCOM Coordination (Yemen) CJTF HOA Mission alignment to U.S. Africa Command Mission CJTF HOA Focus Areas Area of Interest Boxed items not to scale AFRICOM Challenges UNCLASSIFIED J00

  31. Multinational Operations Military Transition Teams, MiTTs are responsible for training and advising the Iraqi Army (IA). • 98th Division (IT) assigned to MNSTC-I /MNC-I(2004-2005) • Australian Defence Force Teams • 80th Division (IT) assigned to MNC-I (2005-2006) The Eastern African Standby Brigade (EASBRIG) is set to conduct a Command Post exercise in Kenya in November. This was revealed yesterday by the Director of the EASBRIG Coordination Mechanism (EASBRICOM), Simon Mulongo. The New Times (Kigali) 27 August 2008Posted to the web 27 August 2008 • USAR Officers assigned to CJTF-HOA • USAR Officers assigned to JFCOM J-7 • USAR Officer/LNO to British Peace Support Centre UNCLASSIFIED

  32. Questions?

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