1. Chief, Space and Missile Defense C4 Division/J66 13 Dec 2011
USSTRATCOM Update
Chief, Space and Missile Defense C4 Division/J66
13 Dec 2011
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2. Overview USSTRATCOM Responsibilities
- Component Commanders
- Headquarters Staff
Organizational Events Since Last Conference
Roles and Responsibilities
Milestones Since Last Conference
International Agreements
What’s Over The Horizon
Points of Contact
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3. USSTRATCOM Responsibilities
Plan and Execute
Strategic Deterrence & Nuclear Operations
Space
Cyberspace
Global Strike
Combating WMD
Plan, Integrate & Synchronize
Missile Defense
Intelligence, Surveillance, & Reconnaissance
Information Operations
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4. USCYBERCOM GEN Alexander
Component Commanders
USSTRATCOM Gen Kehler
JFCC GS Maj Gen Wilson
8th Air Force
JFCC ISR LTG Burgess
DIA
USCYBERCOM GEN Alexander
NSA
JFCC IMD LTG Formica
Army SMDC
SCC WMD Mr. Myers
DTRA
Component Structure:
U.S. Strategic Command's day-to-day planning and execution for the primary mission areas is done by a sub-unified command (USCYBERCOM) and the following USSTRATCOM components:
U.S. Cyber Command Ft. Meade, MD – USCYBERCOM plans, coordinates, integrates, synchronizes, and conducts activities to: direct the operations and defense of specified Department of Defense information networks and; prepare to, and when directed, conduct full-spectrum military cyberspace operations in order to enable actions in all domains, ensure US/Allied freedom of action in cyberspace and deny the same to our adversaries. (more)
JFCC - Global Strike (JFCC-GS) Offutt AFB, NE – Conducts kinetic (nuclear and conventional) and non-kinetic effects planning. GS manages global force activities to assure allies and to deter and dissuade actions detrimental to the United States and its global interests; should deterrence fail, employs global strike forces in support of combatant commander. (more)
JFCC - Space (JFCC-Space) Vandenberg AFB, CA – Continuously coordinates, plans, integrates, commands and controls space operations to provide tailored, responsive, local and global effects, and on order, denies the enemy the same, in support of national, USSTRATCOM, and combatant commander objectives. (more)
JFCC - Integrated Missile Defense (JFCC-IMD) Schriever AFB, CO – Synchronizes operational-level global missile defense planning, operations support, and the development of missile defense effects for DoD. When directed, also provides alternate missile defense execution support. (more)
JFCC - Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (JFCC-ISR) Bolling AFB, Washington, D.C. – Identifies and recommends appropriate resources to meet high priority intelligence requirements. Essentially, ISR helps ensure the best use of resources to provide decision makers and troops with crucial information when and where they need. (more)
USSTRATCOM Center for Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction (SCC-WMD) Fort Belvoir, VA – Provides the Defense Department with expertise in contingency and crisis planning to interdict and eliminate the proliferation or use of Weapons of Mass Destruction. (more)
Joint Warfare Analysis Center (JWAC) Dahlgren, VA – The Joint Warfare Analysis Center (JWAC) provides combatant commands, Joint Staff, and other customers with precise technical solutions in order to carry out the national security and military strategies of the United States. JWAC maintains and enhances its ability to conduct comprehensive technical analysis. JWAC has evolved from a small program office into a joint command of more than 500 personnel. As it grew, it became part of the Joint Chiefs of Staff(1) in 1994, and then was spun-off as an independent joint command subordinate to Joint Forces Command (formerly Atlantic Command) in In July 2011, JWAC was realigned as a subordinate to Strategic Command as part of the 2010 Department of Defense efficiency initiative.
JFCC SPACE Lt Gen Helms
14th Air Force
JIOWC
Mr. Johnson
JWAC Col Orr
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5. USSTRATCOM Headquarters Organization as of Aug 11
CC Gen Kehler
CD VADM Haney
CS MG Grimsley J1
Col LoCastro
CCC CSM Alston J3
Maj Gen Biscone J5
Maj Gen Desjardins J8
Mr. Callicutt J9
Mr. Gandy J4
CAPT Jennings J7
Mr. McVay J2
Brig Gen George J6
Ms Kelley
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6. Organizational Events Since Last Conference
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7. USJFCOM Disestablishment
References:
Resource Management Decision 703A2, 25 Jan 11
SecDef Memo United States Joint Forces Command Disestablishment, 9 Feb 11
SecDef Memo, Reassignment and Realignment of USJFCOM Organizations and Functions, 27 Apr 11
Organizational Transfers:
Joint SATCOM & Integration Branch (J66)
Joint Frequency Management Office (J66)
Joint COMSEC Management Office (J67)
Effective Date: 1 July 2011
Status: IOC Complete; FOC 1 Oct 2011
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8. Branch Responsibilities
J662
Policy/Guidance:
CJCSI 6250
EMI Inter Agency Coordination
SI 714-5
EMI Reporting (JSIR/BLACKCAT/WILDCAT)
Space/ EMI OPORDs
Geolocation CA/IA (MOUs)
Forums:
MCEB Space Panel
RAIDRS ICT
PIRT/SERT/JEMSCC
JSIR Conference
Programs:
RAIDRS
Eagle Sentry Series
Silent Sentry
Project SPIRIT
PIEDMONT
BROADBANDPLAN* LIGHTSQUARED*
SHARED
CJCSI/M
MCEB Panel
Spectrum PPBE OPLAN
CONPLAN
Comm Plans
Annex K
Electronic Warfare
Operations/
Exercises/
Experiments
GCCs Spectrum Meetings
J667
Policy/Guidance
CJCSI 3320 Series
DODI 4650
NAOC, E-6B, GEPS, DC2Ns, MR-TCDL
Forums:
MCEB Frequency Panel
GEMSIS CCB
JSIR Conference
JEMSCC
Programs
GEMSIS
CJSMPT
SPECTRUM XXIO
Bold Quest/ Empire Challenge
BROADBANDPLAN* LIGHTSQUARED*

9. JS/J6 Task Transition References:
Resource Management Decision 700A3, TF-J6-001
Joint Staff & USSTRATCOM MOU, Transfer of Functions and Associated Resources
USSTRATCOM assumed the following tasks:
Chair the Joint SATCOM Panel
Provide VIP SATCOM Travel Support
Advocate for Special users and non-DoD users
Support electro-magnetic interference resolution
Support resolution of EMI in conjunction with Department of Sate and Host Nations
Submit updates to CJCS SATCOM Issuances
Draft update to CJCSI D-1
Formulate SATCOM resource actions for Joint Staff
Authorize SATCOM terminal deployment
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10. Roles & Responsibilities
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11. Policy & Procedure Roles
Primary Focus Supporting SATCOM Operational Manager (SOM) (CDRUSSTRATCOM)
Direct engineering analyses and other performance-related studies
Develop and implement processes for detection and identification of international SATCOM EMI and jamming.
Develop EMI/jamming resolution COAs in conjunction with JS and JSC. Publishes procedures (SI 714-5) for resolution of non-jamming interference on MILSAT and COMMSAT.
Support DoD Interoperability Communications Event (DICE), Joint User Interoperability Communications Event (JUICE).
Manage apportioned frequencies supporting exercises Bold Quest and Global Thunder as well as various experiments and Electronic Attack (EA) events to include Multi-National Forces .
Participate in MCEB forums
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12. Program & Execution Roles
Global SATCOM Electromagnetic Interference/Attack Assessments
Current systems: UFO, DSCS/WGS, Milstar, Commercial
Future systems: AEHF, MUOS, IPS
Spectrum advisor to Purposeful Interference Resolution Team (PIRT), chaired by STRATCOM J31, mil/commercial joint effort on EMI resolution
SATCOM Geo-Location and Remediation Efforts
Eagle Sentry, SPIRIT, RAIDRS, and “others”
Support COCOM Mobile Training Team deployments with subject matter experts to various theaters as needed.
Provide support at the DoD TF UAS Frequency & Bandwidth IPT chaired by DoD CIO.
Operational Sponsor and User Representative for the Global Electromagnetic Spectrum Information System (GEMSIS).
Orchestrate Multi-Role Tactical Common Data Link (MR-TCDL) and High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) testing and assignments.
USSTRATCOM has several global mission areas; the three operational areas are: Strategic Deterrence, Space Ops, and Cyberspace…SPACE OPS = SOM
USSTRATCOM spectrum management not traditional CONUS base support or geographic COCOM support for frequencies – we work closely with JTF-GNO (Global SATCOM Support Center) to resolve global SATCOM interference issues and write policy
- PIRT—Purposeful Interference Resolution Team, chaired by Mr. Dave Gay, STRATCOM J66. Unified effort to share information between DoD, national, and commercial interests to track down interference sources by using resources between all entities
GEOLOCATION efforts—Global SATCOM is a high-demand, low-availability resource vulnerable to intentional/non-intentional uplink interference. Geolocation systems an ever-increasing need to protect MILSAT and COMMSAT
SDB review--STRATCOM has Technical and operational review; inputs reviewed at monthly Joint SATCOM Panel
International Partners section work with US partner nations to coord use of each other’s resources
POLICY—714-5 explained in that slide (hyperlink to on this slide—to return, hit “return” button on the slide)
Also, a hyperlink to CJCSI 6250, also has a return button.
Strategic Deterrence—Nuclear Command & Control (NC2) systems
WMD—standoff detection systems
BMD—Ballistic Missile Defense Systems
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13. Milestones Since Last Conference
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14. Global Electromagnetic Spectrum Information System (GEMSIS)
USSTRATCOM J666 JFMO
02 Dec 2009 USJFCOM was
designated as the Operational
Sponsor and Use representative for the GEMSIS program.
01 Jun 2011 USSTRATCOM was designated as the Operational Sponsor / User representative for the GEMSIS program.
17 Nov 2011 briefed the C4/Cyber Functional Capabilities Board (FCB) on Increment 2 Capabilities Development Document.
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15. Major Events/Efforts in 2011
Empire Challenge and Bold Quest 11
Successful execution and EA events
Performed multiple reverse Mode 5 operations with multi-national partners
Interference Resolution:
Engaged with Brazil (GoB) through FCC and DoS to assist in EMI mitigation. Monthly statistics and EMI geolocations provided to GoB to aid in law enforcement activity within their country.
USSTRATCOM CAT 1 exercises included Live Fire events to test and further refine our process/procedures (SI 714-5)

16. Major Events/Efforts in 2011
Light Squared Activities
USSTRATCOM MEMO sent to OSD/ DoD CIO to ensure operational concerns were addressed.
Awaiting final assessment of testing results/report.
MHz Spectrum Feasibility Study
Provided OSD/JS COCOM operational impacts.
Awaiting consolidated recommendation to validate impacts.

17. If we don’t have spectrum, we cant fight!
Major Events/Efforts in 2011
Rapid Attack Identification, Detection, and Reporting System (RAIDRS)
RAIDRS is a Space Situational Awareness (SSA) and Defensive Space Control (DSC) system designed to: Detect, Identify, Characterize, Geolocate, and Report SATCOM EMIC-, X-, Ku-, and UHF bands.
On track to meet IOC (Sep 12) and FOC (Sep 13)
Hawaii - Cement poured, Shelter in place, equipment on site
Cape Canaveral - Cement pads and ring-walls poured
Misawa - Site design complete, site prep begins Nov 11
Kapaun - Site design kickoff Nov 11 (in-progress)
CENTCOM - Basing Decision Memorandum awaiting Gen Shelton’s approval.
If we don’t have spectrum, we cant fight!
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18. IW Implementation Integrated Waveform Implementation
Achieved Initial Operational Capability (IOC) as of 20 May 2011
Force multiplier needed for our UHF community
DISA/NS
CYBERCOM/GSSC
NNWC
ARSTRAT/G6
2400
DAMA – Demand-Assigned, Multiple Access
MELP – Mixed Excitation Linear Prediction
IW – Integrated Waveform
Single 25-kHz Channel
with Today’s DAMA
with “IW”
A 25kHz channel typically supports one non-DAMA network
A 25-kHz DAMA Channel supports up to 5 simultaneous 2.4k Voice networks
A 25-kHz IW Channel supports average of 12 simultaneous 2.4k Voice networks
Dedicated Channel
Today’s DAMA
Integrated Waveform (IW)
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19. International Agreements
US-AUS MOU
- Communication Arrangements (CAs) are established for SHF/UHF/GEO
- Implementation Arrangements (IAs) for anchoring at Landstuhl and Wahiawa
OSD-UK MOU
- OSD-UK CA developed, titled “Defense Communications MOU
- Current USSTRATCOM/UK SATCOM MOU converted to a CA
- Signed IAs for SHF/UHF/Geo-location
US-Italy MOU
- Signed CAs for SHF & UHF
- Exchanging UHF channels for NATO support
Spain Draft MOU
- In final stages for staffing package to CJCS for authority to approve
- Will develop a SHF CA after approval
AUS:
MOU signed 9 Sept 05 by Gen James E Cartwright, 26 Sept 05 by LTG Ken Gillespie
UHF signed 21 Feb 06 by MG Roosevelt Mercer Jr, 17 Mar 06 by BG PA Acutt
SHF signed18 Mar 06 by BG PA Acutt, 17 Apr by MG Roosevelt Mercer Jr
United Kingdom:
OSD-UK “Defense Communications” signed 21 Sep 07 by Air Vice Marshal Bob Allan, signed 26 Sep 07 by Mr John Grimes
US-UK MOU to CA signed 4 May 07 by RGJ Ward, signed 10 May 07 by Gen James Cartwright
SHF IA signed 15 April 08 by Mr Harold Haney and Cdr Andy Vandome
OSD Overarching Communications MOU with UK signed last week of Sep 07 Currently working further SHF/UHF/Geolocation Communication Arrangements (CA'S) with the UK.
US is currently supporting UK missions ongoing in the PAC and in Canada.
US assisted Italy when they lost control of their SICRAL satellite.
SICRAL 1B (SHF/UHF/EHF) will launch next year on a US vehicle and will be a viable asset to support AFRICOM/NATO
All Balkan UHF requirements is being transitioned to SICRAL and will be completed Sep 08.
US received SHF support this year for the Talisman Saber 07 Exercise
AUS currently using a 25KHz UHF Frequency
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20. What’s Over the Horizon?
Increased IP Operations
Policy updates
AEHF-1
WGS-4
JIST
Space Planning OPORD
MUOS
What’s Over the Horizon?
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21. AEHF
Note
The first AEHF spacecraft has arrived at its orbital slot and testing has begun to examine parameters for officially placing it into the protected ring.
There are new relationships to consider in our operational management of this constellation. Requires shift in thinking on how we make changes, planning, management, and operations
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22. International Partner Operations
Note
The new WGS Multilateral MOU between the US, Canada, Denmark, Luxembourg, Netherlands and New Zealand, is expected to be signed in December
All except New Zealand “could” be operating on WGS by the end of the month.
Lets agree to operate together
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23. Note Policy Updates CJCSI 6250
Our current policy documents need to be updated. The language still address our MILSATCOM environments of the past.
Expect updates to both SATCOM and Spectrum management as we continue to evolve into a broader, globally managed and partner based environments.
CJCSI 3320
SI 714 series
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24. Mobile User Objective System (MUOS)
Note
MUOS expects to provide an unprecedented increase in UHF SATCOM capacity and new networking capability
Requires shift in thinking on how we view UHF SATCOM, planning, management, and operations…host nation approvals
Scheduled launch is February 2012
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25. Joint Integrated SATCOM Tool
JIST Deployment
Joint Integrated SATCOM Tool
GSSC
RSSC
EUR
CONUS
PAC
Jan - Mar 2012
Dependent upon Ops Eval
Apr- Jun 2012
Jul - Sep 2012
COCOMs
CYBERCOM/GSSC
ARSTRAT/RSSCs
Feb Dec 2011
Issue Implementation plan and memo
Ops Eval - GSSC & TRANSCOM
IOC ~ Jan completion of all GSSC users
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26. Questions?
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