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Captain (Turkish Navy) Nejat Atilla Demirhan Branch Head, Futures & Engagement JEEA, HQ SACT1
Who are we? CD&E Overview Role in Transformation Capability Development and CD&E
ACTs Comprehensive Campaign Plan ACT and Nations Interaction in CD&E CD&E Coordination and Engagement Recent-Ongoing Work Summary - Way Ahead2
Who are we?NATOHeadquarters
Civil
Military SACT (HQ SACT)
SACEUR ACT Staff Element Europe NURC
JWC
JFTC
JFTC/JALLC
JALLC
HQ Support Staff
STRE
Transformation Capabilities Strategic Concepts, Policy & Interoperability (SCPI) Defense Planning Implementation C4I
Transformation Support
Resources & Logistics
Joint Education & Training (JET) Joint Experimentation, Exercises & Assessments (JEEA) Exercises Operational Experimentation Futures & Engagement
C4
Resources
INTEL
Logistics
Future Capabilities, Research & Technology (FCRT)
Operational Concept Development
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TransformationA continuous and pro-active process of prodeveloping and integrating innovative concepts, doctrine and capabilities in order to improve the effectiveness and interoperability of NATO and Partner forces, as appropriate.
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Transformation. How?
Leverage Best Practices
Shape Interoperability Standards
Guide New Development
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Capability DefinitionCapability: The ability to execute a specified course of action or achieve a certain effect.MORE THAN JUST PIECE OF HARDWARE
Within the transformational arena, the definition expands to include one or more of the DOTMLPFI components.DOTMLPFI Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, Personnel, Facilities, Interoperability
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CD&E OverviewElements of Transformation
Transformational Goals
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CD&E OverviewCD&E = Engine for Transformation CD&E exposes:Theoretical concepts Organizational constructs -not just kit Untested technologies
Provides a pathway for new idea development Provides correction of focus - experimentation Promotes collaboration amongst the Allies8
Strategic Guidance
CD&E Input into Capability Development
Analysis of strategic environment Secondary Sphere of Influence for CD&E
Identify capability needs
Specify unfulfilled capability requirements
Conduct Gap analysis and fulfillment
Identify and select solutions
Primary Sphere of Influence for CD&E
Conduct implementation9
ACTs Comprehensive Campaign Plan (CCPlan) Evolved from CD&E CPlan Capability deliverable focus Ties CD&E and other Transformation tools Repository of all CD&E activities (and R&D, NURC, Training etc) MCM-0113-2008 (CCPlan 09-11)10
NATO CD&E Key relationshipsAllied Command Operations Alliance Nations
U.S. Joint Forces Command
Industry
NATO Research & Technology
Centres of Excellence NATO/PfP Education and Training Network11
CD&E Coordination and Engagement
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CD&E Coordination and EngagementProgramme, ProcessAnnual Calling Letters: Requests for inputs for programme +15 months development MCWG (Cap): Formal and informal staffing during CCP development process CD&E WG NAG
MC:Approves CD and EPOW (as part of CCP)CCP
MBC:Approves CCP budget CD&E WG-2
Oct Nov Dec
Jan
Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Jul
Aug Sep Oct
Nov Dec
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CD&E Calling LettersACT (incl JJJs): (incl
For the first time 3 CD&E CALLING
concept proposals and experiment proposals
Nations:
LETTERS
concept proposals and associated experiments, oversight of national programs of relevance to the CCPlan
ACO:
(Operational view) concept proposals and associated experiments
Calling letters are to identify synergy areas
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CD&E Coordination and EngagementProgramme, ProcessAnnual Calling Letters: Requests for inputs for programme +15 months development MCWG (Cap): Formal and informal staffing during CCP development process CD&E WG NAG
MC:Approves CD and EPOW (as part of CCP)CCP
MBC:Approves CCP budget CD&E WG-2
Oct Nov Dec
Jan
Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Jul
Aug Sep OctCD&E Conference
Nov Dec
PfP CD&E Workshop
CD&E Course
Engagement
Engagements with NATO & Partner Nations and NATO Organisations15
CD&E Coordination and Engagement CD&E Programme CoordinationCD&E Portion of CCPLAN and ACT Report
CD&E Engagement(MC, IMS, ACO, Nations, Org.s)First Regular CD&E Orientation CourseOberammergau, December 2008
CD&E Calling Letters
CD&E PfP W/S
NATO CD&E NEWSLETTER
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CDEMS
NATO Secret WAN: http://CDEMS.act.nato.int17
CDEMS
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CD&E Conference
Annual Event (Since 2001): Oslo, Warsaw, Prague, Calgary, Berlin, Athens,Istanbul, Oslo (2009 - Italy)
Co-sponsored by USJFCOM and ACT. Hosted by a NATO Nation Attendees: Focused at working Level (MG and below or Civilian Equivalent)from NATO nations/org.s, PfP nations, nations partnering with USJFCOM/J9
Conference Structure:- 2 days main conference - 1 day pre-conference, 1 day post-conference19
CD&E Course
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CD&E Activities for Partners2009 CD&E Course II: Opened to Partners? (PfP, MD, ICI) CD&E Conference CD&E PfP Workshop
Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Engagements with Partner Nations
2008 2007 2006 2005
GEORGIA, FINLAND, MACEDONIA, CROATIA
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NATO CD&E NEWSLETTERInside This Issue 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Editorial CD&E Course, Oberammergau CFC/CMO CD&E WG, Virginia Beach NAG Meeting, Strausberg Multiple Futures Project CDEMS Update PfP CD&E WS, Tbilisi Canadian Forces CD&E: Joint Fires Support CD&E Web-Portal Web2008 Calendar of Events
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http://cde.act.nato.int/portal
SLIDE WITH WEP PORTAL SCREENSHOT
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Recent and Ongoing WorkProgress: Coherence Co-ordinationNO Experimentation W/O
Future:
Concept Development
Integration
Comprehensive Campaign Plan25
Recent and Ongoing WorkA proposed future hierarchy of documents in the CD&E area:
1- NATO CD&E POLICY 2- NATO CD&E PROCESS 3- CD&E HANDBOOK
Contribution to NATOs CD&E POLICY document (engagement w/MCWG in JAN) Either description of full CD&E Process or an update of the ANNEX B of ACT Transformation Directive (80/7) CD&E Handbook will complement and detail out processes described at the CD&E Process document26
The ultimate aim: to make best use of limited
resources, process continuously evolving
CD and E will truly become CD&E
The need for success:
collaboration among all possible partners of CD&E27
Q&A
NATO Unclassified
FUTURES & ENGAGEMENT BRANCH 2008
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