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Adaptive Red Team (ART) / Technical Support and Operational Analysis

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DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT C: Distribution authorized to Department of Defense (DoD) and U.S. DoD Contractors only. This document contains critical technology information. Other requests for information concerning SART activities shall be referred to the SART Project Office, 5426 Bay Center Drive, Suite 275, Tampa, FL 33609 (Phone: 813-839-0750).

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Infrastructure

CAPABILITIES / CHARACTERISTICS OVERVIEW

• Deploy anywhere capability

• Equipment stored and delivered in 2 - 20 foot CONEXs and 1 – 10 foot Conex

• Provides “office-like” work spaces for up to 120 people

• Individual power drop at each workstation

• Network drops at each workstation

• Power distribution

• Rapid setup, 10 people about 1 day of setup time

• Ancillary gear provide (power cables, network connections, tools, power strips, ETC)

• Data collection laptops

• 3 repeated voice nets with 80 iCom voice radios

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

• 6 Rapid Deployable Shelters (RDS)

• 2 Western Shelters WS-20 - Octagons

• Environmental Control Units (ECUs)

• CONXEs staged into secure storage and equipment check out office

• Briefing shelter area for morning in-briefs and daily hot washes

• Multimedia video and audio distribution to remote terminals

• AV equipment to include sirens and amplified microphones

• First Aid kits and fire extinguishers in each shelter system

• Wireless weather station

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RZR All Terrain Vehicles


• Persistent GPS location tracking

• Member of mobile ad-hoc mesh network with up to 20 Mbps

connection using four distinct radios

• Available 802.11 g/n Wi-Fi

• Mounted ruggedized outdoor tablet for navigation and onboard

information

• Integrated with Cursor on Target as both a sender and receiver

• Always on front-facing camera used for streaming live video

• Integrated Voice over IP for push to talk communications

• Mounted speaker provides communications relay

• Available AC/DC converter for AC power options

• 24v DC Power over Ethernet available


• 760cc Engine 88hp

• Four / two seat

• Weight 1282 lbs.

• Top speed 55 mph

• Automatic Transmission / Shaft drive

• On demand AWD/2WD

• Electronic fuel Injection

• Wheel base 107.4”

• Ground Clearance 11.6”

• Front and Rear Winch

• Digital Instrument Cluster

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Data Collection Trailers


• Mobil data collection and command center• Independent workstations with multiple touch screen monitors• Display anywhere technology with monitors interior and exterior• Redundant data storage for maximum data protection• Uninterruptable power supply to support operations in case of power failure• LAN with included routing and switching for multiple network interoperability;

each command center maintains a dynamic VPN connection • Available data and power connections for quick and easy integration• Firewalled network with Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) and Intrusion

prevention system (IPS), an inline, deep-packet inspection feature that effectively mitigates a wide range of network attacks


• 24’ Long• 8 feet Wide• 7’6” interior height• 51’ pneumatically operated mast able to hoist up to 40lbs• Enterprise class, near-line, hot swappable, SAS 6Gbps HD RAID• 2 – 4 TB total redundant data storage.• Intel Xeon E5 series, 4 cores per processor, multiple processors, and a transfer

speed of 7.2GT/s QPI• 16 – 32 GB DDR3 RDIMM with access rate of 1333 – 1600 MT/s• 1 Gbps transfer speed LAN• Wi-Fi 802.11 g/n• 12U of portable rack server space• 24 port gigabit managed switch with SNMP monitoring• HDMI Matrix Encoder 8 x 8

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Portable Information Services (IS)

Services• Video Management Service (VMS): Capable of ingesting multiple video streams,

encoding, and publishing to end users.

• Marti: Cursor on Target data router and database capable of processing tens of thousands of CoT messages a second through publishing/subscription methods.

• Tactical Universal Translator (TUT): translates system proprietary data into a uniform message standard and vice versa to allow for rapid integration of unstandardized systems into standard or military applications.

• Network Monitoring: SNMP, netflow, syslog, deep-packet inspection; searchable long-life database for network identification, troubleshooting, and historical metrics

• General IT: DHCP, DNS, NAT, IPsec, DMVPN, IDS, File Sharing, Print Serving, Web Services, User management, captive portal, web filter


• 10GB fiber-optic LAN.

• Wi-Fi up to 1 Gbps.

• Cisco Enterprise managed switches, routers, access points, and controllers .

• High Performance Dell servers.

• Multiple Uninterruptable Power Supplies.

• Dynamic Multipoint Virtual Private Network for connection to satellite sites.

• Multiple Gateway Internet routing using Satellite, Cellular 4G, or terrestrial.

• Portable, rapidly deployable, and highly customizable.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION• 10GBASE-SR Ethernet Fiber

• Cat6e Ethernet Copper

• 802.11 b/g/n, a/ac

• 4 SKB ruggedized transit cases

• < 400 lbs.

• Power usage: < 1000 W

• Maximum power capabilities: 4 Kw

• 1 TB SSD storage

• 4 TB combined RAID 5 storage

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Auto-deploy KU-band Satellite VSAT


• AVL 960K 0.96 M motorized vehicular mount antenna

• iDirect iNFINITI 3100 satellite router

• KU-band 116.8°W - SatMex-5, 83.0°W - Americom-9

• 8 Watt BUC 12.80/13.05GHz

• Committed Information Rate (CIR) 4.5 Mbps download / 1.5 Mbps upload

CAPABILITIES/CHARACTERISTICS OVERVIEW

• Rapidly deployable, stand alone or vehicular mount

• One button, always-on operation

• Cost effective

• Easily transportable

• Capable of committed high throughput bandwidth anywhere CONUS

• Uninterruptible power supply

• Static Internet addressable public interfaces

• Supports up to 200 clients

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Wave Relay Mobile Ad Hoc Networking (MANET)

MISSION CAPABILITES• Nominal 10 kilometer connection between nodes

• Scalable solution for maximum area coverage

• Integration Board is a compact radio designed for installation or user-worn applications with low power consumption

• MPU4 force deployable with standard battery solution

• Quad Radio router with customizable radio solutions for configurable network mission plans.

• Example network possibilities:

• Mobile

• Mesh

• Point-to-Point

• UAV/Aircraft tracking

CHARACTERISTICS OVERVIEW

• .Quad Radio units, single radio Man Portable units (MPU4), single radio boards installable in appliances, vehicles, UAVs, etc.

• Seamless layer 2 network connectivity

• MANET routing with 802.11a/b/g AP compatible

• Cursor-on-Target compatible

• Dynamic Link Exchange Protocol (DLEP) Certified

• Advanced multicast algorithms

• Integrated hardware cryptographic accelerator

• FIPS 140-2 (Up to level 2)

• Supports up to 16 channels of Push-to-talk (PTT) Voice

• Network wide management and configuration functionality

TECHNICAL INFORMATION• Specifications

• Frequency ranges: 2312-2507 MHz, 5500-5700, 5745-5825 MHz

• Channel Width: 5, 10, 20, or 40 MHz

• Throughput: 41 Mbps UDP (20 MHz), 31.1 Mbps TCP, 27 Mbps Multicast

• Data Connection

• Connection: 10/100 Ethernet, RS-232 Serial

• PTT Audio

• 8 – 48 VDC Input Power (POE)

• Power and Environmental

• Radio power output: 250 mw – 10 W

• Power consumption: 1 – 55 W

• Operating Temperature: -40º to 185ºF

• Enclosure: IP67 rated

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King Fisher KN-16 Aerostat

CHARACTERISTICS OVERVIEW

Diameter 16 Feet

Payload Capacity 30 lbs

Altitude Up to 1000 feet AGL

Airspeed Limitations 25 knots

Endurance 8 hours typical

Payload

Various sensors have been employed such as EO/IR cameras, Data Radios, GSM Network Radios, Shot Detection etc.

• Rapid deployable

• Decentralized planning and execution

• Cost effective


• Flexible employment/CONOPS/TTP

• Hand-launched

• Requires small crew

• Long loiter times

• Stable loiter

• Simple payload integration

BENEFITS/CAPABILITIES

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RQ20 – A Puma AE sUAS

Hand Controller

Wing Span 110 in

Air Vehicle Weight 12.9 lbs

Range 10 - 20km (LOS)

Airspeed 20-40 knots

Altitude 500 - 1000 AGL Typical

Endurance 2 hours

PayloadPayload is a gimbled and Gyro-stabilized 5 mega

pixel EO, LWIR with IR illuminator unit(Single Payload)

GCS/RVT - Combined Weight – 14 lbs




• Cost effective



• Common mission planning (AMPS


• Hand-launched

• SAASM GPS

• Semi-autonomous operations and tele-operations and in-flight re-tasking

• Commanded auto-loiter at sensor point of interest

• Executes lost link recovery procedures

• Flight termination to pre-planned point

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RQ11-B sUAS

Hand ControllerDay Payload IR Payload

Wing Span 4.5 ft

Air Vehicle Weight 4.2 lbs

Range 5 - 10 km (LOS)

Airspeed 27-60 mph


Endurance 60 - 90 min Li-ion

Payload

- Improved Day Camera – wider field of view, increased resolution, 3X Zoom, Ethernet, National Television Standard Compliant (NTSC)

- External Interfaces

- IR with Laser Illuminator –25 ft spot marking capability





• Cost effective



• Common mission planning (AMPS)


• Hand-launched

• SAASM GPS

• Semi-autonomous operations and tele-operations and in-flight re-tasking




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Stork Multi-Rotor sUAS


• Semi-Autonomous operations and tele-operations and in-flight re-tasking




• Fully Autonomous Safety Parachute Deployment System that automatically

actuates the system in the event of adverse uncommanded Air Vehicle (A/C)

flight maneuver. This function is completely independent of pilot control and

greatly reduces personnel and property damage in the event of a failure on the

Air Vehicle.

Wing Span 68 in

Air Vehicle Weight 10 lbs

Range 1KM (LOS) Currently

Airspeed 0-20 knots


Endurance 10 to 20 minutes Dependent upon Payload

PayloadPayload is a gimbled and Gyro-Stabilized EO

Camera




• Cost effective


• Flexible employment

• Common mission planning

• VTOL (Vertical takeoff and landing)

• Able to hover in single location

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Android Tactical Assault Kit (ATAK)

CAPABILITIES / CHARACTERISTICS OVERVIEW TECHNICAL INFORMATION

Supported Plug-ins• Drawing and survey tools• Jumpmaster application• Wave Relay network monitoring• SSE data collections tool. • Navigation tools to include route creation• Mission Planning import/export to WinTAK• Chat• Video viewer• Nine line generation for CAS application

• Government owned software

• Currently utilizing Samsung Note 2-3 and the Galaxy S -2-5, however any Android device running 4.0 or later should be capable of running the application

• Works with Google Earth KML, CoT, FalconView draw and shape files.

The ATAK system provides Situational Awareness to the user in an easily portable unit. Utilizing the Android OS, the application can be deployed on a variety of systems ranging from small phones to larger tablets. The application is network centric and shares Cursor on Target data with other systems.

The application is plug-in based so mini-application can be developed to operate within ATAK.

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Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate (NVESD)

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History

• Developed by Night Vision Labs (NVESD);

• Standard range version deployed to OIF by REF (2006),

• Long range version deployed under BETSS-C to OEF (2008-present)

• Transitioned to PM NV/RSTA in 2010 and managed by PM ITS

• Deployed to Haiti in support of earthquake recovery 2009

System Description

• Unmanned, self-contained, and remotely operated mobile tactical surveillance system

• Helicopter internal or sling-load transportable & HMMWV towable

• Sensors mounted on 6 meter retractable mast

• Battery powered, recharged by onboard 3 KW TQG

• 2 personnel to setup (15 mins , no tools), 1 personnel to operate

• Low cost mobile COTS/GOTS base sensor system

• Networkable, CoT, ISA

• Sensor Payload: Ground Surveillance Radar, IR & Day Cameras, Laser Range Finder/Pointer, supports various unattended ground sensors

• MIL-STD trailer & generator (Solar assisted charging capable)

Cerberus Long Range Trailer

Sensors

• Advanced Radar Surveillance System (ARSS)

• Vector 21B Laser Range Finder

• BE Meyers Laser Pointer

• Fujinon Day Camera

• Ranger 3 Thermal camera

• UGS

Multiple sensors previously integrated

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History

• Developed by Night Vision Labs (NVESD) for the USMC Ground Bases

Operational Surveillance System

• Very similar to the Cerberus LRT, but has a different payload

• Stabilized video

System Description

• Unmanned, self-contained, and remotely operated mobile tactical

surveillance system

• Helicopter internal or sling-load transportable & HMMWV towable

• Sensors mounted on 6 meter retractable mast

• Battery powered, recharged by onboard 3 KW TQG

• 1 person to setup (10 mins , no tools), 1 personnel to operate

• Low cost mobile COTS/GOTS base sensor system

• Networkable, CoT, ISA

• Supports various unattended ground sensors

• MIL-STD trailer & generator (Solar assisted charging capable)

Cerberus Long Range Trailer

Sensors

• Star Saffire 3

• CCD day camera

• Spotter day camera

• Thermal camera

• Laser Range Finder

• Laser Pointer

• UGS

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Cerberus Lite Scout

• Light weight, man portable COTS/GOTS system

• Unmanned, self-contained and remotely operated

• Compatible & networkable with the Cerberus LRT

• Records data to DVR

• Standardized software, CoT, ISA

• Battery operated with solar panel back up system

• Versatile system that can be used with a variety of sensors in difficult terrain

• Power options: 24 VOLT 2KW Mil Gen, 120 VAC ,HMMWV, NATO Vehicles & Solar Panel rechargeable

• RADAR – ARSS (interfaces w/MSTAR & STS 1400 radar )

• RECON III IR Cameras w/ 2.5 Range Extender

• LRF

• Laser Pointer

• UGS

• 1 PCP (Portable Command Post)

• 72 Hour DVR

System Description

History

• Developed by Night Vision Labs (NVESD);

• Deployed under BETSS-C to OEF (2008-present)

• Transitioned to PM NV/RSTA in 2010 and managed by PM ITS

• 241 Fabricated in response to UONS.

• Urgent Material Release requested by 31July 11

• Fielding to OEF for the remaining units from the ONS

• Similar system developed for USMC GBOSS program, deployed to OEF 2009

• Similar system built for DNS to be evaluated by the Border Patrol

Sensors

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Centurion

History

• Two systems developed for xxxxx to deploy to OEF for Situational Awareness in highly diversified locations.

• The system can control and send commands to the T360 Precision Remote Weapon system

• Can provide RSTA and SA while on the move

• 1 person can set up and make operational in approximately 20 minutes

• Highly mobile Situational Awareness Platform

• Can be vehicle or ground mounted.

• Compatible & networkable with the Cerberus LRT

• Experimental software, CoT, ISA

• Battery operated with solar panel back up

• Versatile system that can be used with a variety of sensors in difficult terrain

• Battery options: 2 Battery boxes containing 6 each BB2590-U Lithium Ion batteries

• RADAR –STS 1400/R3D

• 2 Spotter RF Radars

• C-16 camera

• Day, Thermal

• Laser Range Finder

• Laser Pointer

• Boomerang Shot detection System

• 2 IP starring cameras.

• Backpack C2 Kit

System Description

Sensors

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Windows Tactical Assault Kit (WinTAK)


WinTAK provides Situational Awareness to the user using the modern Window 8 touch interface that mimics smart phones and tablets. To be used as a mission planning tool and Operation Center SA display on traditional desktops & laptops. The application is network centric and shares Cursor on Target data with other systems.

WinTAK currently supports DirectDraw Surface (dds) map files and Geospatial Data Abstraction Library (GDAL) files. When connected to the Internet, SpyGlass will attempt to automatically download maps from various open source map imagery databases.

The application is plug-in based so mini-application can be developed to operate within ATAK. .

Supported Plug-ins• Drawing tools to include a telestrator• Marti playback tool – DVD like playback of all CoT traffic• Wave Relay network monitoring• Tactical graphics• Mission briefings – export to PowerPoint• UAS Command and Control• Mission Planning import/export to ATAK• Chat• Video viewer• Navigation tools to include route creation


• Runs on Windows 7-8 computers

• Modern user interface to adapt to smartphone and tablet use.

• Works with Google Earth KML, CoT, FalconView draw and shape files.

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Integrated Sensor Architecture (ISA)


ISA is a part of the CIO/G6 Common Operating Environment (COE) effort used to define a service-based, interoperable solution.

Establishes standards that bring together sensors within an area of operation so they can talk without requiring physical integration.

ISA is a combination of client software, data models, interface definitions, implementation documentation, user guides, and help desk support.

• Provides an implementation of Tactical services layer intended for robust networks.

• Produces sample ISA messages to aid in integration and testing when developing ISA components.

• Enables the user to visualize ISA message traffic.• ISA written plugin for RaptorX which allows user to create an

ISA connection inside of RaptorX.• Allows for the discovering and leveraging of sensors for which

you have no specific, prior knowledge.• Increases sensor utility and reduces integration costs.

• Government owned software.

• Runs on open source Linux computers.

• Works with SpyGlass, WinTAK, ATAK, and RaptorX.

• System to System architecture.

• ISA Data Generator

• ISA Tactical Services, i.e. Tactical Edge

ISA (Tactical Edge)

LRAS3

Ground Station/

C2 Node

Handheld

Systems

ISA(Enterprise)

ISA(Tactical Edge)

ISA(Enterprise)

VICTORY

Raven Cerberus

EUGS

Boomerang

MSTAR

RAID

Native

ISA

BEFOREAFTER

Simulated

Sensors/ Systems

Secure

Connectivity

Other Sensor Systems

ISAISA

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RaptorX


• RaptorX is a government owned mapping and analytic software platform, developed as a joint DOD/Intelligence Community effort, that provides a common operating and command picture from multi-screen TOC environments down to ruggedized tactical systems.

• RaptorX operates on Windows, MAC, & Linux systems, and can also be deployed on servers for collaboration and back-end data archival. The 3D mapping engine within RaptorX supports all GDAL formats for elevation data and satellite imagery, which can be obtained through web map services or directly from NGA.

• RaptorX is primarily a plugin-based application, with robust APIs for custom device integration, in-program app development, server connection, etc. In addition to data displayed on the map, Raptor APIs also provide the capability to send commands from the system out to remote devices or applications. RaptorX APIs are distributed freely to government and contractors with government approval.

• Support for numerous industry standard protocols including Cursor on Target (CoT), NMEA, KML, CSV, MPEG, etc.

• Rapid plug-in development capability for custom data formats, integrations, and protocols

• Customizable UI components including icons, track displays, and dialogs

• Remote command of devices • In-program tip & cue automation• Multiple core features: shape & freehand drawing, geo-fencing,

alarms, measurement tools, terrain cross sections, routing, multi-globe, docking & tear off , streaming media, data storage, playback, etc.

• Multiple apps: Sandbar RF analysis & footprints; Laredo situational routing; Media Analysis; Track Analysis; CoT Management dashboard; etc.


• Development core & APIs rolled out to developer community on monthly schedule

• Certified versions on SIPR, JWICS, & TACLAN

• Runs on Windows 7-8, Mac, & Linux

• Dedicated graphics card suggested for optimal 3D performance

• LAN, WAN, & standalone operation

• Online & offline imagery, streetmaps, & datasets

• Fully functional down to tough book level computing

• Compatible server software, web front end, and Android capability available if required

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