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Advance in Mounted Warfare Evolution: Building Future Force Dominance

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Evolution of mounted warfare capabilities from the Cold War to present conflicts, focusing on key systems like Abrams, Bradley, Stryker, and FCS. Discover the critical upgrades and strategies shaping battlefield dominance through 2032. Explore the essential modernizations ensuring overmatch against adversaries in the evolving operational environment.

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  1. Insert Video – Run prior to BG Bryant presentation.

  2. Mounted Warfare Evolution Continues…. • 1970’s - “Big Five” – Platform Centric - Cold War - Desert Storm - Operation Iraqi Freedom • 1990’s - New Operational Environment - System of Systems Centric - Family of Systems Capabilities Based Battlefield Dominance

  3. BUILDING THE FUTURE FORCE CURRENTLY ENGAGED THE CHALLENGES • OIF • OEF LARGEST FUNDEMENTAL CHANGE SINCE 1939 EVOLVING FORCE MIX OF NEW AND OLD TECHNOLOGIES SIMUTANEOUSLY • M1 • M2 • STYKER • FCS “RIGHT SOLUTION – NOT JUST A SOLUTION” • DOCTRINE • TRAINING • LEADERS • ORGANIZATION • MATERIEL • PERSONNEL • FACILITIES Capabilities Based Battlefield Dominance

  4. Current Force Will Fight and Overmatch the Enemy through 2032 • Abrams & Bradley key battlefield systems in US land warfare capability – battle proven • Abrams is the most feared combat system on the battlefield • Modernization essential to maintain overmatch & crew survivability until 2032 – will occur with Tech Spiral from FCS. KEYS: • 360 o protection (i.e., APS, armor improvements) • 2nd & 3rd Generation FLIR • System of System Common Operating Environment (SOSCOE) • Upgrade computer processing allowing networking with FCS • TC and Loader Protection if exposed • Recapitalization of AGT1500 (now) // M1A1 (now) // SEP (later) • Next generation ammunition dependant on threat and FCS tech programs

  5. Current Force Will Fight and Overmatch the Enemy through 2032 • Abrams & Bradley key battlefield systems in US land warfare capability – battle proven • Abrams is the most feared combat system on the battlefield • Modernization essential to maintain overmatch & crew survivability until 2032 – will occur with Tech Spiral from FCS. KEYS: • 360 o protection (i.e., APS, armor improvements) • 2nd & 3rd Generation FLIR • System of System Common Operating Environment (SOSCOE) • Upgrade computer processing allowing networking with FCS • TC and Loader Protection if exposed • Recapitalization of AGT1500 (now) // M1A1 (now) // SEP (later) • Next generation ammunition dependant on threat and FCS tech programs

  6. Stryker Fights in Current COE • 8 of 10 variants fielded to 2 SBCTs and Combat Capable • 3-2 IN currently deployed to OIF, 1-25 IN to deploy • 172d SIB (Alaska) fielding now • Six Stryker BCTs being fielded through FY09. • Block modifications (P3I) incorporated throughout fielding. KEYS: • Survivability: APS, Signature Mgmt., Combat ID Sys., Armor upgrades • Lethality: ICV, RV, MGS Far Target Designate/Locate, 2nd & 3rd GEN FLIR • Land Warrior/ Mounted Warrior Systems Integration • System of System Common Operating Environment (SOSCOE) • Upgrade C4I and computer processing to allow networking with FCS

  7. FCS CapabilitiesFull Spectrum Dominance • The Army's future force is revolutionary; capable of deploying worldwide in a matter of hours, leveraging information superiority, and entering areas of operations ready for combat on arrival. • The FCS relies on a total “system of systems” approach to achieve full spectrum dominance. • FCS capabilities will be fuzed into the current & modular force constructs (beginning FY08) through a Spiral integration process. • Keys: • Transportability: C-130 deployable for (Strategic) inter-theater options, and (operational) intra-theater operational maneuver. • Survivability: FCS networked enabled protection for crews and passengers equal to current force platforms (Abrams, Bradley). • Lethality: Networked lethality brings together sensors, fires and effects, internal and external, to create “overmatch”. • Mobility: The FCS FoS will have the standoff capabilities to detect, identify, report, mark, neutralize, and destroy counter-mobility obstacles & devices in stride. • Sustainability: The FCS Family of System’s network enabled Operational Availability (Ao) will meet or exceed the current force.