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PEO IEW&S Overview and Way Ahead Association of Old Crows Garden State Chapter
27 January 2012
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Intelligence + Electronic Warfare + Sensors = Situational Understanding
Mission: Provide affordable, world class Sensor and Electronic Warfare capabilities enabling rapid situational understanding and decisive action. Vision: A team of dedicated professionals driving innovation and exceptional value in understanding and shaping the Battlespace.
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PEO IEW&S Organization
Program Executive Officer BG(P) Harold Greene PEO IEW&S Organization DEPUTY PEO Stephen Kreider CFO Dina HIrsch Director SoSE Dr. Richard Wittstruck Director Ops LTC Doug Burbey Contracts/Planning Michael Madden Logistics James Maziarz AIRBORNE RECONNAISSANCE EXPLOITATION SYSTEM AIRCRAFT SURVIVABILITY EQUIPMENT ARMY SPECIAL PROGRAMS OFFICE/ TACTICAL EXPLOITATION OF NATIONAL SPACE CAPABILITIES PROGRAM DISTRIBUTED COMMON GROUND SYSTEM – ARMY ELECTRONIC WARFARE NAVIGATION SYSTEMS NIGHT VISION/ RECONNAISSANCE, SURVEILLANCE, AND TARGET ACQUISITION Project Manager COL Keith Hirschman DPM: Chris Keller Project Manager COL John Leaphart DPM: Ray Pietruszka Project Director COL Matt Schnaidt DPM: Anthony Papp Project Manager COL Charles Wells DPM: Max Allegreta Project Manager COL Rod Mentzer DPM: Michael Ryan Project Manager COL Chris Davis DPM: Allen Sova Project Manager COL Ed Stawowczyk DPM: Robin Whitworth
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Lifecycle Sustainment
PEO IEW&S Organization PEO IEW&S BG(P) Harry Greene DPEO IEW&S Stephen Kreider CFO Dina Hirsch Director SOSE Dr. Richard Wittstruck Director OPS LTC Doug Burbey Contracts/Planning Michael Madden Lifecycle Sustainment James Maziarz PM Airborne Reconnaissance Exploitation System COL Keith Hirschman DPM: Chris Keller MARSS Product Manager LTC Dean Hoffman AISR Product Director Mark O’Neill ODI Product Manager LTC Moises Gutierrez Airborne Intelligence Surveillance & Reconnaissance Signals/Image Intelligence Collection PM Aircraft Survivability Equipment COL John Leaphart DPM: Ray Pietruszka Counter Measures Product Manager LTC Christopher Brown Sensors Product Manager LTC Scott Beall IRCM RFCM Aircraft Survivability LCM PM Army Special Programs Office/ Tactical Exploitation of National Space Capabilities Program COL Matt Schnaidt DPM: Anthony Papp CTIS National & Theater INTEL Support CHARCS MFLTS Geospatial CHARCS Product Director Peter Janker CTIS Product Director Robert Knowles MFLTS Product Director Michael Beaulieu PM Distributed Common Ground System - Army COL Charles Wells DPM: Max Allegreta Sensor Management Data Visualization Intel Dissemination DCGS-A Intelligence Fusion Product Manager LTC Tom Gloor DCGS-A Mobile Systems Product Manager LTC Scott Hamann PM Electronic Warfare CTIS National & Theater INTEL Support CHARCS MFLTS Geospatial COL Rod Mentzer DPM: Michael Ryan CREW Product Manager LTC Bruce Ryba Information Warfare Product Manager LTC Marty Hagenston Prophet Product Manager LTC James Ross TDT(S) Product Director LTC Craig Besaw PM Navigation Systems COL Chris Davis DPM: Allen Sova GPS MET Accuracy Combat ID Navigation Warfare Precision Location MATIC Product Manager LTC Michael Parodi PNT Product Director Robert Innocenti Night Vision/ Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition COL Ed Stawowczyk DPM: Robin Whitworth FLIR Product Manager LTC William Russell Integrated Tactical Systems Product Manager LTC John Calhoun Radars Product Manager LTC Robert Thomas RUS Product Manager LTC Robert Helms Battle Damage Assessment Measurement & Signature Intel
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PEO IEW&S Budget – Then & Now
2OOO Major focus was on near-term modernization The Way We Were – 2OO4 POM FYO3 – FYO9 The Way We Are POM FY1O – FY15 ACAT I 1 ACAT II 1 ACAT III 27 ACTDs 7 Technology Development 3 Systems Development & Demonstration 7 Production & Deployment 7 Operations & Support 14 ACTDs 7 Classified Programs 2 $7.8B ACAT I 5 ACAT II 6 ACAT III 49 Pre MDAP/Pre MAIS 2 QRCs 50 Materiel Solution Analysis/Preprogram Initiation 13 Technology Development 3 Engineering & Manufacturing Development 7 Production & Deployment 93 Operations & Support 39 Classified Programs 7 $17.1B 3% Direct Army 66% Customer Funding 16% Leveraged 10% DCP 3% RECAP 1% FMS 2% OMA 1% OSD 1% OMA 34% OPA 34% APA 16% Customer Funding 14% RDTE 12% Supplemental 1% 97% 2OO3 83% 17% $11B is base funding from FY12-15 2O1O 47% Base 53% OCO Transformation Legacy
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PEO IEW&S Locations APG & Surrounding MD Area Fort Belvoir Los Angeles
PM ARES PM EW PM DCGS-A PM NAV SYS Los Angeles PM NAV SYS Fort Belvoir & Surrounding VA Area PM NV/RSTA PM ASPO Huntsville & Surrounding AL Area PM ASE
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Our Industry Partners Michigan Ohio Virginia W. Virginia Pennsylvania
New Hampshire Burtek, Inc. Trimble Nav SYTEX Northrop Grumman IDA STG GTSI Zeta BAE Sys. EWA Azimuth Night Vision Equip. Sechan Elec. Iowa Rockwell Collins Connecticut Indiana Goodrich United Tech. Raytheon Crossroads Serv Illinois New York Northrop Grumman Lockheed Martin L-3 NARDA SRC Tech ITT L-3 COM Syracuse Res Corp BAE Systems Utah L-3 CSW California ARINC Raytheon Northrop Grumman ESRI SAIC L-3 COM EDO Systems RADIX Palomar Products Maryland Northrop Grumman Smith Detection Sierra Nevada Corp. Lear Siegler Service ESS ARINC Arizona Texas Mississippi Alabama Georgia Florida Northrop Grumman Lockheed Martin General Dynamics Raytheon MANTECH Overwatch DynCorp Raytheon CAS ERDAS Inc GTRI DRS Technologies L-3 COM Raytheon Lockheed Martin Oklahoma Techrizon
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Mission Area Capabilities
RSTA CSP LRAS3 MARSS PTDS RAID GRCS ARL LYNX/ STARlite JTT-IBS CGS-JTT Wide Area Surveillance, NAI/TAI Surveillance, Local Surveillance Air Defense, Airborne Sensor Hidden Object Detection/ MOUT Enemy Communication Detection Terrain Mapping UAV Payloads Own the Night Technology Tactical Responsiveness Sensor Availability Tower and Aerostat PGSS TF ODIN/ ARMS/Highliter/ Constant Hawk GEO Spatial SGF ENFIRE TPQ-37 TPQ-36 EQ-36 DCGS-A EMARRS TSP UAV Payload Navy CREW Air Vigilance LCMR Giraffe CMWS Cerberus Phoenix Lights Force Protection W-DUKE (CREW-2) RSTA/FP/SA Integrates Wolfhound HUMINT Platform Active Protection Support Local Security Enemy Sensors Detection Enemy Firing Detection Method of Attack/Survivability Duke V.3 CVRJ Route RECON Kit Double Shot Boomerang HFDS ATIRCM JCIMS CRAM PSDS2/SGS MMBJ Situational Awareness RDISS Imagery Work Station HUMINT/ CHIMS Prophet Language Translator UTAMS DVE DTSS Prophet Hammer/ Triton/Cobra Battlefield Radar Unattended Ground Sensors Robotic and Unmanned Sensors Ground Based SIGINT HUMINT Collection JPM Guardian UGS FPS/TASS Prophet Enhanced Wolfhound DAGR/PLGR Profiler C5ISR = PORs = QRCs = Joint JPM Guardian Program of Record Quick Reaction Capabilities Joint Capabilities Integrated
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PEO IEW&S RF Sensors Intel Fusion Counter RCIED (CREW) Laser Sensors
Intel Dissemination ATIRCM HFDS Data Visualization CIRCM Unmanned Sensors HUMINT CMWS FLIR SIGINT Language Translation LCM Radars IMINT Electronic Support RFCM MASINT EW Planning/Management Acoustic Full Motion Video Combat ID Electronic Attack Positioning Navigation Timing TENCAP Information Warfare MET 9
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Well Defined Training, TTP, CONOPS and Robust Sustainment Provides
COLLECT TRANSPORT PROCESS CHAT ODIN, Guardrail, Predator & Reaper Prophet /Triton PTDS, HIIDE, RAID LCMR, TPQ-36/37 DVB, LOS Packwin, SATCOM ARST GBS US SIPR Trojan Network Prophet/Triton Control WIN- T/JNN/Fiber NIPR/SIPR/JWCS/CXI/Other DCGS-A, Profiler, Imagery Workstation, BC, AFATDS Well Defined Training, TTP, CONOPS and Robust Sustainment Provides the Foundation for an Integrated Architecture
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Evolution of Army Airborne ISR Layer Capabilities
Evolution of Army Airborne ISR Capabilities Today Transition Future PORs PORs GR ARL A160 GR LEMV ARL-E Demonstration A160 LEMV EMARSS QRCs Legacy QRCs LIDAR MARSS / Liberty MARSS CH-I CH-A COCO > GOGO LIDAR HL USAR JTF-N ARMS ARMS End of Life 2011 CH-A VTOL GRCS ARL EMARSS LEMV
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Integrated EW Systems (IEWS)
Concept of Operations IEWS will provide commanders with an organic EW capability that dramatically improves a land force’s ability to seize, retain, and exploit an advantage within the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) in order to execute decisive operations successfully. EW in Unified Land Operations Enhances the commander’s ability to seize, retain, and exploit the initiative and achieve decisive results – less dependent on high demand low density Joint assets Increases the ability to shape and control portions of the EMS within one’s AO Improves the ability to optimize effects within the EMS via improved capacity and capability for simultaneous and synchronized organic and JIIM EW activities Improves personnel, platform and system protection from various RF initiated weapons (e.g., RCIEDs) Facilitates mission command Reduces the risk of frequency fratricide Increases situational awareness through networked tools and data bases References: FM 3-36, IEWS CONOP version 1.1 Support to the BCT and below is the focus OV-1
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What is IEWS? Integrated Electronic Warfare System (IEWS): The Army’s concept for a long term materiel solution to address select EW capability gaps. Multi-Function EW (MFEW) EW Planning & Management Tools (EWPMT) Defensive Electronic Attack (DEA) Attack and Exploit Personnel, Platforms and Systems Family of systems that provide offensive electronic attack (OEA) and electronic warfare support (ES) capability organic to the BCT Plan, Coordinate and Integrate EW Activities Suite of software tools and applications that enhance the Electronic Warfare Element’s ability to coordinate and synchronize EW throughout the operations process Protect Personnel, Platforms and Systems Family of systems that provide defensive electronic attack (DEA) and electronic warfare support (ES) to protect vehicles and convoys, dismounted troops, and fixed site locations
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Ops – INTEL Convergence
Definition Scope: Ultimate goal of improved support to Commander Addresses Operational, Technical, and Programmatic concerns across every Army CE (e.g. Data Center, Command Post, Mobile/Handheld, Sensor, and …) Complexity: Varies across various elements of the physical architecture; i.e. server, thick client, and thin client Data architecture is the most complex and a Unified Data Strategy must being pursued as a priority Must address and acknowledge the realities of multiple security domains (UNCLASS to SCI) Capability vs. Convergence: Directing exclusive pursuit of COE and freezing development tasks will have an immediate impact on the ability for PEO IEW&S and PEO C3T programs to execute current program priorities Balance between the COE efficiency investment and capability is required Support the Commander by converging mission thread development to achieve additional capability and gaining efficiencies through a common, scalable architecture and infrastructure (hardware, services, applications) aligned with the COE that can be deployed at multiple echelons, in multiple Computing Environments, based on mission, across multiple security enclaves (Internet, NIPR, SIPR, JWICS, NSANet, and Coalition). ISR Modernization Network Convergence, JCR, JC2, Netops, CP, Geospatial… BC Collapse Synchronized Fielding Schedules Security Policy and Accreditation Requirements Consistency in Data Architecture Integration and Migration of Apps & Services to Common Infrastructure Enterprise Resourcing Trade Space Convergence Ops – Intel
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Key Points for the APG Community
“...Continue to invest in ...intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance;...countering weapons of mass destruction; ...and ...cyber ” “Joint Force for the future that will be technologically advanced....cutting edge capabilities, exploiting our....networked advantage ” “DoD will continue to enhance its capabilities... to counter the proliferation of WMD. ” Won't size forces to “...conduct large-scale, prolonged stability operations. ” “DoD will...protect its ability to regenerate capabilities… “concept of reversibility ” “maintain...our investment in science and technology ” Maintain focus on reducing the cost of doing business and finding efficiencies 15
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