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Force Projection Symposium Seattle, WA

Force Projection Symposium Seattle, WA. MG Robert T. Dail Chief of Transportation Commandant, U.S. Army Transportation School Fort Eustis, Virginia. X X. X X. BSA. X X. X. BSA. X. DSA. X. X. XX. X. EAD. From this…. Linear lines of operations

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Force Projection Symposium Seattle, WA

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  1. Force Projection SymposiumSeattle, WA MG Robert T. Dail Chief of Transportation Commandant, U.S. Army Transportation School Fort Eustis, Virginia

  2. X X X X BSA X X X BSA X DSA X X XX X EAD From this… • Linear lines of operations • Uncertainty overcome by mass/reserve • Concentrated combat power • Large, supply-based logistics system • Inventory-based information systems • Analysis centers • Centrally controlled transportation • Sequential operations/logistics “Building and moving mountains”

  3. X X Node Node Node Node Node Node Node Node II II II I I RF/MTS SPT SPT FTTS RF/MTS FTTS RF/MTS MTS XX E EAB To This… • Situational awareness • Extended battlespaces • Distributed combat power – simultaneous employment • Reduced stocks and footprint • Transportation and information integrated into process and systems • Leverage delivery systems at operational and tactical level • Task organized force packages PTC-AIMS II RF/MTS SHIPS TSV RF/MTS Airfield Port RF/MTS “Process, information and delivery capability” PTC-AIMS II PTC-AIMS II

  4. TSV – Beaumont/ Lake Charles Ship Discharge – Lake Charles SBCT Deployment Exercise • Early results are excellent • Why • Robust C Capabilities • Command Emphasis • Deployment is a METL mission • Deployment characteristics considered in unit design • Embedded competencies (MWO) Rail/ Commercial Truck - NTC 2 Air Ops – Ft. Sill, Alexandria, JRTC Ship Loading – Port of San Diego

  5. Deployment, employment, and sustainment (D-E-S) are beginning to merge. May need to create a D-E-S system with the ability to Support a variety of widely dispersed, non-contiguous, complex Joint Operations-simultaneously. Observation: Unified Quest ‘03 Thoughts • Think as a G2: • Manned/unmanned sensors • Arrayed in an operational architecture • Integrated systems and materiel solutions • Same Architecture, assets and processes used for deployment, employment, and sustainment • Information transferred to capability: • To move and track Blue Force • To move/track CSS • To achieve operational agility and reduced vulnerability from stategic distances • Standing Joint Task Force to execute deployment, employment, and sustainment in JOA’s/Theaters (Application of Science and Art)

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