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RIMPAC 2014 CPRG Brief

RIMPAC 2014 CPRG Brief. 4 Jun 2014. Outline. Overview Interoperability New for 2014 Scheme of Maneuver CONOPS summary Participants and key activities Timeline Intentions by phase Key stats Finalized TASKORG Force Laydown CTF 172 Battle Rhythm. Live Fire plan ORM / Safety

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RIMPAC 2014 CPRG Brief

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  1. RIMPAC 2014CPRG Brief 4 Jun 2014

  2. Outline • Overview • Interoperability • New for 2014 • Scheme of Maneuver • CONOPS summary • Participants and key activities • Timeline • Intentions by phase • Key stats • Finalized TASKORG • Force Laydown • CTF 172 Battle Rhythm • Live Fire plan • ORM / Safety • SLAM-ER captive carry (for CPRG approval) • Special caps integration • DV management • Planning review • Sonobuoys • Billeting • Outstanding issues • Questions, CPRG comments

  3. ObjectiveEnhance Interoperability • Achieve National training objectives with a specific focus on: • Integrating new participants and multi-national personnel in key leadership (C2) positions within CTF-172 • Effectively plan and execute ASW missions to defend against submarine threats at the Tactical and Theater Levels • Coordinate and employ aircraft in a multi-threat environment maximizing capabilities and the MPRA family of systems • Provide coalition live weapon firing opportunities (SINKEX) • Implement OT&E and demonstrate expeditionary support capabilities • Promote professional exchanges and interaction to strengthen international relations and foster military bonds

  4. OverviewNew for 2014 • 4 Observer Nations • Germany, Brazil, Denmark, Bangladesh • PRC participation • Phase nomenclature • FIT (Serialized, Advanced) • Freeplay • Expanded geography • Robust EXCON • Increased coalition responsibility: Less US led, and more US assisted • For CTF 172: • Single Battlespace • Integration of Special Capabilities for MPRF • OP Test and Eval • Japan HQS-34 • Canada MSA (Multistatic Active) • MPRA participants • USN, Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, New Zealand • LNO from Chile (CFMCC), Singapore (CFACC)

  5. TASW Scheme of Maneuver Leo Sea YOLO (Island of YORK) Neptune Sea GRIFFON PANDORA YOLO (Island of YETI) ORION PANDORA (SHOAL) CTF 170 22-24 Jul CTF 176 20-22 Jul

  6. WASEX Scheme of Maneuver Leo Sea YOLO (Island of YORK) Neptune Sea GRIFFON PANDORA YOLO (Island of YETI) CTF 170 20-22 Jul ORION PANDORA (SHOAL) CTF 176 22-24 Jul

  7. Freeplay Scheme of Maneuver 26-29 Jul Leo Sea YOLO (Island of YORK) Neptune Sea GRIFFON PANDORA YOLO (Island of YETI) ORION PANDORA (SHOAL)

  8. Key Events by Date • Present: RoKN SCC training • 15 Jun – 5 Jul: Forces arrive • (VP-1 SLAM-ER Captive Carry ETA 25 Jun) • 26 Jun – 8 Jul: Harbor Phase • C3F welcome 30 Jun • PMRF Live Fire 1 Jul • Staff training day 5 Jul • TF-172 Mass Air Brief 7 Jul • 9 – 19 Jul: Serialized Phase • Previously “SOE” • Live Fire 10, 14 Jul • TORPEX 17, 18 Jul • 10 Jul – AOC opens • 15-18 Jul: CPRG Visit • 20-24 Jul: Advanced FIT • CTF 176 • TASW 20-22 Jul • WASEX 22-24 Jul • CTF 170 • WASEX 20-22 Jul • TASW 22-24 Jul • 25 Jul: PHOTOEX • PACFLT Observer Program • 26-29 Jul: Freeplay • Previously “TAC” phase • Similar scheme of maneuver • 30 Jul: Beach Social • 31 Jul: Internal Hot Wash • 1 Aug: CCTF Hot Wash

  9. CONOPs- Serialized Serialized Phase: Return on investment: Achieves bulk of training & readiness objectives National MoS / MoE tracked • Codified formally during Harbor Phase Execute all Live Fire and TORPEX events 140 sorties • 105 CASEX • 12 range clearance / live fire • 9 TAPA • 7 TORPEX • 7 ISR

  10. CONOPs- Advanced FIT WASEX & TASW for CSG and ESG One CTG assigned to support each CTF • CTG 172.1 supports CTF 176 • CTG 172.2 supports CTF 170 • CTU 172.2.2 supports both WASEX 21 TASW sorties 30 WASEX sorties Transitions with PHOTOEX • Begins “in-JOA” portion of scenario • P-3 range clearance and alignment for ship formation • PACFLT’s observer nation flight to observe

  11. CONOPs- Freeplay 2 x 24/ 7 VP stations • TACON CTF 174, TASW primary • 51 sorties 1 x Ready per day • TACON CFMCC, as required 1 VQ / LSRS / SP co-op per day • Aircrew limited • LIMDIS JMSDF remain part of CTG 172.1: 1 x NCMO per day 1 – 2 OPFOR sortie allocation per day • OPFOR AOB contains 5 x P-3 • Dedicated OPFOR/ EXCON P-3 coordinator

  12. CTF 172 by the Numbers US Coalition Total Max. No. Crews25 12 37 Max. No. Aircraft 20 11 31 Total Sorties 142 118 260 Total Hours 767 4601037 ASW Sorties 88 95 183 ASW Hours 314 346660 Est. DIFAR Usage 3520 3800 7320

  13. Senior Leadership CCTF (COMTHIRDFLT) VADM Kenneth Floyd, USN Deputy CCTF RADM Simon Cullen, RAN Vice CCTF Commander, Escort Flotilla 4 RADMHisanori Sato, JMSDF CECG Comd (Deputy COMTHIRDFLT) RADM John Jolliffe, USN CFLCC (Deputy CG, MARFORPAC) BGen Richard Simcock, USMC CFACC AIRCDRE Westwood, RAAF CFMCC (CANFLTPAC) CDRE Couturier, RCN CFSOCC CAPT William Stevens, USN D/CFACC COL Dave Lowthian, RCAF D/CFMCC CAPT Sanchez, CN

  14. CFMCC TASKORG CTF 177 MIW (NMAWC) PWC, Ford Island CTF 173 SEALOGC (CTF-33) PWC, Ford Island CTF 175 MIO (USCG) USCGC WAESCHE CTF 171 NEF (CRG 1) Hickam AFB CTF 178 HADR/MIO JS ISE CTF 176 ESG (COMWAR) USS PELELIU CTF 170 CSG (CCSG-9) USS RONALD REAGAN CFMCC (CANFLTPAC) CDRE Couturier, RCN CTF 172 MPRA (CTF-32) Kaneohe Bay CTF 174 TASWC (CTF-34) Joint Base Pearl Harbor CTG 176.1 CATF (PHIBRON 3) USS PELELIU CTG 176.2 ESG SCC (CDS-31) USS CHOSIN CTG 176.9 CLF CO SPMAGTF CTG 170.1 SCC (MTS-72) ROKN SEOAE RYU SUNGRYONG D/CFMCC CAPT Sanchez, CN

  15. CTF 172 TASKORG – FIT PHASE CTF 172 CAPT SCOTT D/CTF 172 COL HUDDLESTON CTG 172.1 WGCDR GRIME CTG 172.2 LCOL PROTEAU D/CTG 172.1 CDR IWAMASA D/CTG 172.2 WGCDR YOUNG MTOC 2 MTOC 1 DMSC TOC K-BAY CTU 172.1.3 VP-5 (3 P-3C) LCDR YAMAMOTO CTU 172.2.2 CDR CRAWFORD, CO VPU-2 VXS-1 (1 P-3B) CDR PLAISANCE CTU 172.2.1 CDR RUTHERFORD, CO VP-47* VP-47 (2-3 P-3C) LCDR WADDILL VP-1 (2 P-3C) LCDR KEEPES VP-69 (1 P-3C) LCDR POWERS CTU 172.1.1 CDR RUTHERFORD, CO VP-47* VP-47 (2-3 P-3C) LCDR LYON VP - 26 (1 P-3C) LCDR HINES VP-62 (1 P-3C) LCDR PRITCHARD VP-45 (1 P-8A) LCDR WHITE CTU 172.2.3 613 Sqn (1 P-3C) LCDR KANG CTU 172.2.4 5 Sqn (1 P-3K2) SQNLDR WHITESIDE CTU 172.1.2 405+407 Sqn, MPEU (3 CP-140) MAJ BOHAC CTU 172.2.5 10 Sqn (3 AP-3C) SQNLDR THOMPSON CTU 172.2.5 10 Sqn (3 AP-3C) SQNLDR THOMPSON *VP-47 supporting both CTG

  16. CTF 172 TASKORG – FREEPLAY PHASE CTF 172 CAPT SCOTT D/CTF 172 COL HUDDLESTON CTG 172.1 WGCDR GRIME CTG 172.2 LCOL PROTEAU D/CTG 172.1 CDR IWAMASA D/CTG 172.2 WGCDR YOUNG MTOC 2 MTOC 1 DMSC TOC K-BAY CTU 172.1.2 VP-5 (2 P-3C) LCDR YAMAMOTO MOOTW CTU 172.2.2 CDR CRAWFORD, CO VPU-2 FSU-10 (1 LSRS) LT HATFIELD VQ-1 (1 EP-3E) LT MARSH CTU 172.2.1 CDR RUTHERFORD, CO VP-47 VP-47 (2 P-3C) LCDR WADDILL VP-1 (2 P-3C) LCDR KEEPES VP-69 (1 P-3C) LCDR POWERS CTU 172.1.1 CDR RUTHERFORD, CO VP-47 VP-9 (4 P-3C) LCDR GEGG VP-26 (1 P-3C) LCDR HINES VP-62 (1 P-3C) LCDR PRITCHARD VP-45 (1 P-8A) LCDR WHITE CTU 172.2.3 613 Sqn (1 P-3C) LCDR KANG CTU 172.2.4 5 Sqn (1 P-3K2) SQNLDR WHITESIDE CTU 172.1.3 405 + 407 Sqn (3 CP-140) MAJ BOHAC CTU 172.2.5 10 Sqn (3 AP-3C) SQNLDR THOMPSON *VP-47 supporting both CTG

  17. MPRA Liaison Officers • ASHORE • CFMCC (Ford Island MOC) • 2 x CDN O-3 • 1 x AUS O-4 • 1 x CHI O-4 • CFACC (613th AOC) • 1 x USN O-4 • 1 x USN O-3 • 1 x CDN O-4 • 1 x AUS O-4 • 1 x SIN O-2 • CTF 174 • 1 x USN O-4 • 1 x USN O-3 • 1 x JPN O-4 • AFLOAT • CTF 170 • RRN • 1 x USN O-5 • 1 x AUS O-3 • SCC • 1 x USN O-3 • CTF 176 • PEL • 1 x USN O-4 • SCC • 1 x USN O-3

  18. Aircraft Laydown Aircraft Parking RIMPAC 2014 PARKING PLAN (updated 13 May 2014) P-3/8 Parking P-8 (VP-45) Korea Canada Australia New Zealand Japan US CPRW-2 (VP-9/47) VQ-1 US OTHER (VP-1/26/62/69/VXS-1) VPU-2 LSRS (FSU-10) Construction Spots 10-17 2-HH, 4 LEAR, 2 L-29 Spots 26-32 HSM-37 Spots 18-25 H-53E Spots 1-9 HMLA VMFA-225 UNCLASSIFIED

  19. USN Maintenance Expected US aircraft laydown • 11 x AIP • 2 x BMUP+ (incl. 1 LSRS) • 1 x EP-3 • 1 x P-8A • 4 x Update III • 1x SPA Central U.S. Maintenance Control, VP-47 Maintenance Shift Augments • VP-9, VP-1, VP-26, VP-45 PUKs requested from each CONUS Wing MALS-24 • Engines: 7 RFI, 1 on test cell • Props: 1 RFI, 2 in shipment

  20. SINKEX Live Fire Plan All firing units will brief CTF 172 on 8 or 9 Jul • VP-45 has lead for JMSDF CTOT 10 Jul SINKEX: ex-USS Ogden (LPD-5) • VP-47 AGM-84K co-op 1430-1530 • VFA-34 firing • VP-47 controlling, VFA-2 backup • VP-1 AGM-65F 1500-1600 14 Jul SINKEX: ex-USS Tuscaloosa (LST-1187) • AGM-84 CTOT (2) 0800-0900 • VP-45 • JMSDF PATRON DET 49 (VP-5)

  21. Logistical Reposition of AGM-84K • Purpose: CPRG approval to repo missile from Whidbey to Kaneohe due to BIT failure of Oahu’s on station missile • Logistics ship not available to meet live fire timeframe • Shot between CVW-2 F/A-18 and VP-47 scheduled for 10 JUL • Boeing shipped missile 30 May to Pt Mugu for partial defuel and high visibility kit install. • Upon completion to be trucked to NAS Whidbey • VP-1 msn aircraft repo SLAM ER to Kaneohe approx. 25 Jun • Flight Restrictions: 5 degrees nose up, 30 degrees nose down, not to exceed 30 degree roll. • Warning: Exceeding the carriage limits may result in missile ignition failure. • Impact if denied: No SLAM ER shot during RIMPAC • Last MPRA SLAM ER: 2008 • Last MPRA captive carry: 2 x Harpoon in May 2011

  22. Safety Deliberate ORM Assessment • Safety Rover Watch, “Float Coat” • Observe hangars, flight line, west field, TOC, MTOC, and higher risk evolutions Safety Incident Reports • Report hazards, implement control measures, share lessons learned immediately with EXCON via chain of command

  23. Special Capabilities Objective: Integrate EP-3, LSRS, and SPA into the maritime fight Method: Operate one co-op ISR sortie per day during WASEX’s and Freeplay Challenges and mitigation: Dissemination of data, utilize RR CSG Positioning IRT partner nation assets • Geo-separated from CTF 170/ 176 activity • Further guidance on request from C3F N2, FDO Physical security, OPSEC • Spec caps CTU, responsive to CTG through CO VPU-2 • Use VPU-2 SCIF • Park LSRS pod bird in Hangar 105

  24. DV Management High Visibility with LCS, USS MERCY, and China STAFDEL and Media expected and pre-briefed Expect moderate interest in P-8A • RAAF delegation • AUSCONGEN • Flag Officer flight requests • VP-45 scheduled static displays (priority to crew readiness) PACFLT observer program 25 Jul • Germany, Brazil, Denmark, Bangladesh • P-8 static plus P-3 flight over PHOTOEX

  25. Planning Review CJMD Manning: 100% Flypro: 98% NCEA: 100% • Approx. 1500 DIFAR remaining to complete CY ’14 On-Base Billeting Plan: 95% • RoKN det 100% • 12 key coalition command billets (O-4 to O-6) in BOQ • USN on-base lodging: ~96% billeted - 179 beds • Commercial lodging required for turnover, overlaps

  26. Outstanding Issues Billeting – need off-base reservations for remaining USN personnel and overlaps during turnover (minor) Airspace 9 Jul – coord ongoing with FACSFAC to reserve RIMPAC airspace in non-RIMPAC construct (minor) Airfield – ARES UAV may close airfield for launch and recovery periods(moderate) Dissemination of LIMDIS data to partners ISR – limited tasking process may drive emergent tasking

  27. Questions andCommander’s Comments

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