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RADM J.J. WaickwiczRADM J.J. WaickwiczNaval Mine and AntiNaval Mine and Anti--Submarine Submarine

Warfare CommandWarfare CommandMay 2007May 2007

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• Fleet MIW Alignment • Training and Assessment• Operations• Doctrine• Requirements

– MIW International Technology Review Conference – Initial Mine Warfare Improvement Program (MIWIP)

• What can Industry do to help?


USW for the 21USW for the 21stst CenturyCentury

Goal: Strengthen MIW and ASW Advocacy and Emphasis

Phase I: Effective 1 October 2006

Merged CMWC and FASWC into NMAWC under FFC

Realign MOMAG to Navy Munitions Command

Realigned TYCOM functions under TYCOMs

• Phase II: Effective 1 October 2007

• Realign NMAWC ADCON to C3F under CPF

• Shift TYCOMs from LANT to PAC as appropriate

• Phase III: Relocations IAW BRAC over FY08-10


Aligning Fleet Operations & TYCOM Aligning Fleet Operations & TYCOM ProcessesProcesses

Was NowCMWC Functions Enterprise Functions Re-Aligned Functions

SMCM Platforms Man/Train/Equip/Maintain

C4I

Certify for Deployment

Mine Stock Management

FLTASWCOMSuccessful Processes

CMWCBattle Staff

Expertise / Experience

AMCM Platforms Man/Train/Equip/Maintain

UMCM DetsMan/Train/Equip/Maintain

Submarines Man/Train/Equip/Maintain

SurfaceEnterprise

AviationEnterprise

Expeditionary CombatEnterprise

UnderseaEnterprise

NETWAR/FORCENETEnterprise

C2/3F (+ FDNF)(Supported by NMAWC)

Navy Munitions Command

NMAWCUSW Center of ExcellenceIntegrated TrainingMIW FCT – “MIWIP”Battle Staff

Alignment for Improved MIW


VisionVision

Global MIW CONOPS

Training & Assessment Operations Doctrine Requirements

Integrated with significant effort on multiple fronts


Emerging MIW Training ContinuumEmerging MIW Training Continuum

TYCOM – LeadCLASSRON / ATG – AssessSMCMULTRA/FEP

C2/3F - LeadCLASSRON / ATG – AssessNMAWC - MentorSMCMRONEX (COMPTUEX)

C2/3/6/7F - LeadNMAWC – Mentor/AssessAMCM/SMCM/UMCMGOMEX (JTFEX)

Align with existing fleet processes

CPF/CLF - LeadNMAWC – AssessAMCM/SMCM/UMCMUSWEXVALIANT SHIELDTERMINAL FURY

Unit

Intermediate

Advanced / Integrated

Assessment

NMAWC Focus:

Integrated Training & Assessment

Lead CommandAssessors / MentorsParticipantsCurrent MIW Events / Exercises(Fleet exercise equivalents)


Assessment and MetricsAssessment and Metrics

Unit Assessment– Formal Instruction– Watch Station and

Team Performance– Weapons Practices

Assessment

Standards– NMETLS

Process not codifiedNo assessment above unit

level

Full Spectrum MIW Metrics– Comprehensive– One-stop Fleet Metrics– Metric modules, e.g.

JFMCC, MIWC, unitEffects and Process based

– CAPSTONE metrics– Weighting appropriate

to bottom line profession

– Goal: Provide trend analysis across wide range of exercises

Today Developing

Critical Assessment at every echelon using standard metrics


ASW Assessment MethodologyASW Assessment Methodology

• Show exercise participants:– Quantitative (Hard data)– Qualitative (Subject Matter Expert observation)

• Standardized Debriefing Format / Product– Includes detailed replay– Turn-around time ~12 hours

• Ops Analysis Group that looks across data sets– Tactics / Sensor / Weapons / C4I performance, based on fleet

collected data– Package info for C3F / CPF / CUSFFC / CNO

• Has changed Navy’s discussions regarding ASW


OperationsOperations

CTG 20.21 (CTF 777, CTG 55.4)

– Provide MIW expertise for Numbered FLT CDR’s

– CTG 20.21 (+ MCMRONs) do all Navy MIW planning & execution

– Certification in progress

Continuous, non-cyclical Fleet support requirements

Legacy Triad

Six Quarter Schedule

Battle Staff missions & organization under review

– MHQ with MOC support… ...reach back or constant presence?

– MCMRONs execute tactical missions

– Working with FLT CDR’s to define desired operational construct

Numbered Fleet Commander’s (C2F / C3F / C5F / C7F) skedconferences incorporate MIW

– Asset Prioritization

Today Developing


Doctrine / TacticsDoctrine / Tactics

MCM CONOPS

Strategic Mining for CONPLANs / OPLANs

Adapting to MHD & GWOT

TTP requires refinement– Based on optimistic

performance parameters

Global MIW CONOPS– Full Spectrum MIW

MCMMining

– Define operational chain

MHQ with MOC, Theater

– Integrated MHDDeveloping doctrine to

optimize organic force

Today Developing

Improve Doctrine & TTP to elevate warfighting proficiency


Warfighting Capability / Doctrine Warfighting Capability / Doctrine DevelopmentDevelopment

Sea ShieldOperational Agent (C3F)

Fleet ForcesCommand

Naval WarfareDevelopment

Command

MIW Fleet Collaborative Team (FCT)

MIW FCT (Lead

NMAWC)

Reviews Fleet PerformanceIdentifies Fleet Capability GapsProposes and Reviews DoctrineDrafts Experiment Plan

Supports Operational Agent Naval Capability

Development ProcessConcept DevelopmentExperimentation

Supports FFC Naval Capability


Supports OPNAVNaval Capability


Doctrine


RequirementsRequirements

FY 08 MCM Master Plan– Vision: Man out of the

minefield– Roadmap: Platform

independent– Programmed alignment

with JCIDS“Cert Plan” Principle Objectives

– Joint input– Next generation of

systems organic to strike groups

OPNAV N81 analysis based on MCO-3

FY09 MCM Master Plan

MIW Fleet Collaborative Team (FCT)

– Develop IPCL

– Fleet requirements & participation

– Capability priorities

– Frequent interaction

Proactive participation in NCDP

Strengthened S&T strategy

Determined “most difficult” MCO

Today Developing


NMAWC: Work ListNMAWC: Work List

International MIW Technology Conference (Jan 07)

Codify MIW FCT Structure (MIWIP – Jan 07)

• Brief Full Spectrum MIW CONCEPT (Aug 07)

• Refine MIW IPCL (Aug 07)

• Fully Implement MIW Training Continuum (Oct 07)

• Complete NMAWC Re-alignment & Resourcing (Oct 07)

• Final Global MIW CONOPS (Dec 07)

• Develop Full Spectrum MIW Metrics (Dec 07)

• Complete BRAC Relocation (FY08)


MIW International Tech Review ConferenceMIW International Tech Review Conference““Four EyesFour Eyes”” (US/UK/AUS/CAN) 17(US/UK/AUS/CAN) 17--18 Jan 0718 Jan 07

• Navy Wide Participation– Fleet Commands and Enterprise Representation

• Review of Mining and MCM Trends• Threat growing in numbers and sophistication

– Explosive power, sensors, stealth, remote control, delivery• Future – reduce time / steps in DTE

– Off-Board sensors and neutralization– Bandwidth and processing are key

• Open Architecture and technology sharing– Allow Allied system collaboration / insertion

• Computer Aided Detection / Classification (CAD / CAC) – Reliability and maturity issues

• System performance and data collection required


Mine Warfare Improvement Program Mine Warfare Improvement Program (MIWIP) 22(MIWIP) 22--26 JAN 0726 JAN 07

• Host: C3F (Sea Shield OA) Lead: NMAWC

• Participants: MIW Stakeholders (includes Enterprises)

• Takeaways:– Set in place MIWIP structure, process, and procedures

– Generated initial Integrated Prioritized Capabilities List (IPCL)

– Doctrine assessment and develop way ahead for update / production

– Evaluated current and predicted MCO and HLD threats

• From Fleet perspective, OPNAV was modeling wrong MCO

• Next MIWIP: 30 July – 3 August 2007Refine ICW Global MIW CONOPS Development


Sea Mine WarfareSea Mine Warfare

CNAFNaval Air Force

CSFNaval Submarine

Force

NMCNaval Munitions

Command

NECCNaval Expeditionary Combat Command

CNSFNaval Surface Force

C2F SECOND

FLEET

C3F THIRD FLEET

NMAWC

Constellation of Stars Overseeing MIW Excellence

MIW EXCELLENCE


• Utilize the CNO’s Sea Power 21 / Sea Trial process

• Understand metrics and Warfighting ROI

– Can’t afford everything “better”

• Develop a solution to fill a capability gap

• NMAWC criteria:

> Value added – fulfills a capability > Interoperability – within and outside the Navy

> Capability – is someone already doing it?> Tail to tooth support – Training!

What can industry do?What can industry do?


Mine Warfare in Sea Shield: Mine Warfare in Sea Shield: Moving Out in New DirectionsMoving Out in New Directions

QUESTIONS?QUESTIONS?

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