Coalition Mobility System (CMS) Classification: UNCLASSIFIED

1. Coalition Mobility System (CMS) Classification: UNCLASSIFIED

2. Introduce CMS as the logistics tool of choice in any international/interagency coalition or “Partner Building” effort

3. Strategic Direction “The Joint Force, Combatant Commanders, and Service Chiefs shall actively partner with other U.S. Government agencies to pursue theater security cooperation to increase collective security skills with a wider range of partners. We seek to facilitate interagency and enable international interoperability before crises occur. “ National Military Strategy – 2011

4. Video

5. Two incidents identified weaknesses in coalition ops – 4 yr JCTD Prototype supported operations: Operation ENDURING FREEDOM Operation IRAQI FREEDOM Talisman Saber 2011 HADR Tomadachi Successful final Operational Use Assessment 16 nations supporting ISAF Favorable Foreign Disclosure Office determination 1 Oct 10 - transitioned to USTRANSCOM 19 Sep 11 – fielded operational system Historical & Current Status Past Present • CENTCOM operational support: • International Security Assistance Force • Operation ODYSSEY DAWN • Daily use by Poland, Georgia and Lithuania • Primary system of the Mobility Support Advisory Squadron (AMC/MSAS) • PACOM incorporated into Pacific Area Senior Officer Logistics Seminar • South Korea examining use in Korean TRANSCOM and equivalent agencies of USAID and FEMA

6. Coalition Life Cycle Example Y 1. Earthquake hits country “Y” in USCENTCOM and requests aid 2. USCENTCOM establishes coalition and determines user roles/permissions USTRANSCOM provides system support and as required administrative support determined by USCENTCOM POLAND ROMANIA GEORGIA 3. Individual country administrators set up country user accounts 4. Users enter/view mission data In CMS Note: Data purged 48 hoursafter coalition ends

7. Info Sharing Strategy SMS unclass U.S. systems exchange data with SMS SMS and CMS exchange data POLAND CMS LITHUANIA GEORGIA LATVIA MACEDONIA

8. Inside the “Coalition Space” • #2 • OEF • US • UK • France • Germany • Poland • Italy • Spain • CMS’s “Coalition Space” holds • multiple coalitions at a time • Different sizes • Different member nations • Coalitions cannot “see” each • other inside the coalition space • Inside a Coalition, members control • data sharing amongst each other #1 Australia Canada UK New Zealand #3 UK AUS #4 Georgia US # 5 Romania Lithuania Denmark

9. Demo

10. Get the Word Out • CMS is operational • Advanced system for national use • Coalition involvement not a necessity • Increase interoperability through frequent use such as: • Routine training, exercises, operational missions • No additional cost, charges or maintenance fees – FREE • Only need internet connection (WWW) and an account — NO CAC NEEDED! • Each partner determines information sharing and visibility • Data can be shared with existing national systems – simple interface • Result: • Increased readiness, efficiency, collaboration • Within 1 hour -- coalition fully interoperable and situationally aware CMS IS READY FOR USE! https://www.coalitionmobility.com

11. Questions?

12. CMS TEAM

13. Screen Shots

14. Country Control

15. CMS Main Screen

16. CMS Search Capability

17. Search Results

18. Air Mission Schedule

19. Mission Map

20. CMS Airport Workload

21. Collaboration/Alerting Capability

22. Convoy Schedule

23. Ship Schedule

24. Executive Summary

25. Coalition Report