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    Soldiers face old threats like artillery and aircraft and new threats like cruise missiles and drones. In the early 2010s, the U.S. Army realized the inadequacy of its existing short-range air defense (SHORAD) against the threats of the modern battlefield. The United States was losing its “overmatch” capability, and fast. During the early years of the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, SHORAD systems were some of the lowest priority systems for the U.S. military. Since insurgents possessed practically no air force of any kind, air defense units were used as ersatz ground-support, or simply not deployed. But while an air threat in the conventional sense didn’t exist, the improvised rocket and mortar threat was very real. American bases in Iraq and Afghanistan often received constant rocket and mortar fire. The United States quickly responded by deploying the Phalanx Counter-Rocket, Artillery, Mortar (C-RAM) system, a modified version of the Navy’s Phalanx Close-In Weapons System (CIWS).

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    Soldiers face old threats like artillery and aircraft and new threats like cruise missiles and drones. In the early 2010s, the U.S. Army realized the inadequacy of its existing short-range air defense (SHORAD) against the threats of the modern battlefield. The United States was losing its “overmatch” capability, and fast. During the early years of the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, SHORAD systems were some of the lowest priority systems for the U.S. military. Since insurgents possessed practically no air force of any kind, air defense units were used as ersatz ground-support, or simply not deployed. But while an air threat in the conventional sense didn’t exist, the improvised rocket and mortar threat was very real. American bases in Iraq and Afghanistan often received constant rocket and mortar fire. The United States quickly responded by deploying the Phalanx Counter-Rocket, Artillery, Mortar (C-RAM) system, a modified version of the Navy’s Phalanx Close-In Weapons System (CIWS).

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    Cmds Overview To 2015 Meeting of The Ndia SMD WG

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    Soldiers face old threats like artillery and aircraft and new threats like cruise missiles and drones. In the early 2010s, the U.S. Army realized the inadequacy of its existing short-range air defense (SHORAD) against the threats of the modern battlefield. The United States was losing its “overmatch” capability, and fast. During the early years of the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, SHORAD systems were some of the lowest priority systems for the U.S. military. Since insurgents possessed practically no air force of any kind, air defense units were used as ersatz ground-support, or simply not deployed. But while an air threat in the conventional sense didn’t exist, the improvised rocket and mortar threat was very real. American bases in Iraq and Afghanistan often received constant rocket and mortar fire. The United States quickly responded by deploying the Phalanx Counter-Rocket, Artillery, Mortar (C-RAM) system, a modified version of the Navy’s Phalanx Close-In Weapons System (CIWS).

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    UNCLASSIFIED

    PROGRAM EXECUTIVE OFFICE


    MISSILES AND SPACE
    CMDS Overview to Space and Missile Defense Working Group

    COL Terrence Howard


    CMDS Project Manager
    28 January 2015

    DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

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    Program Executive Office


    Missiles and Space Portfolio
    AIR DEFENSE
    AVIATION FIRES MANEUVER & SPACE
    Joint Attack Cruise Missile Counter - Rocket, Integrated Air & Lower Tier Precision Fires Close Combat Missile Defense &
    Munition Systems Defense Systems Artillery, Mortar Missile Defense Project Office Rocket and Missile Weapon Systems Space Systems
    (JAMS) (CMDS) (C-RAM) (IAMD) (LTPO) Systems (PFRMS) (CCWS) (MDSS)
    C-RAM
    Intercept
    (LPWS)
    Medium Extended Air
    JAVELIN Defense System
    Guided Multiple Launch (MEADS)
    IAMD Battle Command Rocket Systems
    System (IBCS) PATRIOT/ (GMLRS/U/AW)
    Hydra-70 IFPC Inc 2-I Engagement
    RAM Warn Ground Support
    Operations Center Tube-Launched,
    Equipment Optically-Tracked, Joint Tactical Ground
    (EOC)
    Wire-Guided (TOW) Station (JTAGS)

    Joint Air-to-Ground New Mission


    Air & Missile THAAD & AN/TPY-2
    Missile (JAGM) Defense Planning & High Mobility Artillery
    NASAMS Army Service Cells
    Control System Rocket System C2
    (AMDPCS) (M142 HIMARS) Improved Target
    Acquisition System Space Initiatives
    (ITAS)
    Directorate
    PATRIOT Advanced
    Capability SMDC
    Forward Area Air
    Defense Command & (PAC-3) Nanosatellite
    Sentinel
    Small Guided Control (FAAD C2) Project
    Munitions Lethal Miniature Aerial (SNaP-3)
    FireFinder A/B Plug and Fight Munitions System
    Multiple Launch Rocket (LMAMS) Kestrel Eye
    Interface Kits System
    Precision (KE)
    (M270A1 MLRS)
    Fires Manager Microsatellite
    HELLFIRE Stinger (PFM)
    AN/TPQ-53 Integrated Fire
    Control Soldier-
    Launchers Lightweight Counter Network Warfighter
    Mortar Radar (LCMR) (IFCN) Relay PAC-3 Operationally
    Missile Segment Army Tactical Missile Responsive
    Range Radar Enhancement Systems (ATACMS)
    Replacement Containerized Weapon Deployer for Space
    Avenger (MSE) System (CWS) (SWORDS)
    Program (R3P)

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    Cruise Missile Defense Systems


    Mission
    To protect the force and its selected geopolitical assets against Cruise Missiles (CM),
    Unmanned Aerial-Systems (UAS), Rotary and Fixed Wing threats, and Rockets,
    Mortars and Artillery (RAM) projectiles

    What We Do: Workforce:


    • Total Life Cycle Management of CMDS Portfolio Military - 5
    Sentinel • Support Operation Enduring Freedom and Government - 173
    IFPC Inc 2-I Support Contractors - 146
    Homeland Defense of National Capital Region
    • World-wide sustainment of fielded systems Theater Deployed - 2
    • Key link between the User and Industry
    Stinger Managing FY15
    What We Manage: President’s Budget: $207M
    • Radars: Sentinel, Joint Land Attack Cruise Missile
    Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System (JLENS) FMS Undelivered Value:
    JLENS • Launchers: Avenger, Indirect Fire Protection $320.4M, 20 Countries
    Capability Increment 2-Intercept (IFPC Inc 2-I)
    • Interceptors: Stinger RMP, Block I, Proximity Fuze
    • FMS: 39 Active Cases valued at $1.07B
    To Support the Warfighter

    Avenger Vision:
    • Premiere organization, people centric, cutting edge products – Ready, Relevant,
    Continually Evolving
    • Center of Excellence Launchers and Interceptors
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    The Old – Air Land Battle
    Air Land Battle 1970s – 2014
    …fight outnumbered and win …The Big Five

    M1

    UH-60 AH-64

    M2
    PATRIOT
    • Focus on Weapons Systems
    • Countered near-peer capability
    • Unmatched advantage today

    Victory Starts Here! 4


    Today – Unified Land Operations
    Unified Land Operations 2015 – 2025
    …Win in a Complex World …The Big Five

    Optimized Soldier and


    Team Performance

    Capabilities Joint/Interorganization
    Overmatch Interoperable

    Scalable and Tailorable Joint Adaptive Professionals and


    Combined Arms Forces Institutions to operate in
    complex environments
    The Army of 2025 and beyond will be prepared to fight and win in a complex
    world because resilient Soldiers, adaptive leaders, and cohesive teams are
    committed to the Army profession

    Victory Starts Here! 5


    Victory Starts Here! 6
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    Materiel
    Technologies With Military Application

    • Emerging technologies can improve Future Force Combat Effectiveness:

    – Communications & Information processing to improve understanding


    (e.g., Common Operating Picture; reduce user complexity)

    – New materials for increased protection, less weight

    – Power generation technologies to reduce logistics footprints & strategic


    lift requirements

    – Improved range, lethality and precision of surface-to-air, air-to-surface,


    and surface-to-surface fires can:
    • Overcome anti-access and area denial challenges
    • Extend mutual support across long distances
    • Permit land forces to project power into the air and maritime domains

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    Program Executive Office


    Missiles and Space Portfolio
    AIR DEFENSE
    AVIATION FIRES MANEUVER & SPACE
    Joint Attack Cruise Missile Counter - Rocket, Integrated Air & Lower Tier Precision Fires Close Combat Missile Defense &
    Munition Systems Defense Systems Artillery, Mortar Missile Defense Project Office Rocket and Missile Weapon Systems Space Systems
    (JAMS) (CMDS) (C-RAM) (IAMD) (LTPO) Systems (PFRMS) (CCWS) (MDSS)
    C-RAM
    Intercept
    (LPWS)
    Medium Extended Air
    JAVELIN Defense System
    Guided Multiple Launch (MEADS)
    IAMD Battle Command Rocket Systems
    System (IBCS) PATRIOT/ (GMLRS/U/AW)
    Hydra-70 IFPC Inc 2-I Engagement
    RAM Warn Ground Support
    Operations Center Tube-Launched,
    Equipment Optically-Tracked, Joint Tactical Ground
    (EOC)
    Wire-Guided (TOW) Station (JTAGS)

    Joint Air-to-Ground New Mission


    Air & Missile THAAD & AN/TPY-2
    Missile (JAGM) Defense Planning & High Mobility Artillery
    NASAMS Army Service Cells
    Control System Rocket System C2
    (AMDPCS) (M142 HIMARS) Improved Target
    Acquisition System Space Initiatives
    (ITAS)
    Directorate
    PATRIOT Advanced
    Capability SMDC
    Forward Area Air
    Defense Command & (PAC-3) Nanosatellite
    Sentinel
    Small Guided Control (FAAD C2) Project
    Munitions Lethal Miniature Aerial (SNaP-3)
    FireFinder A/B Plug and Fight Munitions System
    Multiple Launch Rocket (LMAMS) Kestrel Eye
    Interface Kits System
    Precision (KE)
    (M270A1 MLRS)
    Fires Manager Microsatellite
    HELLFIRE Stinger (PFM)
    AN/TPQ-53 Integrated Fire
    Control Soldier-
    Launchers Lightweight Counter Network Warfighter
    Mortar Radar (LCMR) (IFCN) Relay PAC-3 Operationally
    Missile Segment Army Tactical Missile Responsive
    Range Radar Enhancement Systems (ATACMS)
    Replacement Containerized Weapon Deployer for Space
    Avenger (MSE) System (CWS) (SWORDS)
    Program (R3P)

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    UNCLASSIFIED

    Thinking Differently

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    AIAMD Full Architecture


    Other
    Any Sensor - Best Shooter - Optimized Missile
    Partnerships

    • Dept. of Homeland
    Security (JLENS
    Homeland Defense)

    • Dept. of Health &


    Human Services,
    Doctors w/o Borders
    (Ebola in Africa)

    • Dept. of State
    (Iraq Strategic
    Fire Control Qual Engage Net
    Joint Data Net (Link-16)
    Framework
    FAAD Data Link (Legacy)
    Global Information Grid
    Agreement)
    Situation Dependent
    AAMDC—Army Air and Missile Defense Command
    ADA – Air Defense Artillery
    ADAM – Air Defense Airspace Management
    • FEMA (Hurricane
    AIAMD – Army Integrated Air and Missile Defense
    ASoS – Army System of Systems
    Katrina)
    BCT – Brigade Combat Team
    EOC – Engagement Operations Center
    FCQ – Fire Control Quality
    FDL – FAAD Data Link • UN / Worldwide
    GIG – Global Information Grid
    IBCS – IAMD Battle Command System Disaster Relief (ie.,
    IFC – Integrated Fire Control
    IFPC—Indirect Fire Protection Capability Tsunami &
    JIIM – Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, Multinational
    JTAGS – Joint Tactical Ground Station
    THAAD – Theater High Altitude Area Defense
    Earthquake relief)

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    PM Cruise Missile Defense Systems (PM CMDS)


    Interceptor: EAPS; Directed Energy; Lower-AD; Next
    ASA ALT Generation MANPADS
    Sensor: IFPC Block 2 Sensor (Radar S&T)
    • ARL (6.1) – Multiple Band Simultaneously
    • AMRDEC (6.2,6.3) – AESA Lab (EA/EP) Better Waveforms
    • CERDEC (6.2,6.3) – Open Architecture
    • Electronic Protect/Cyber (ECM) - Leverage DARPA, Air
    Force and Navy S&T Programs
    Interceptor: IFPC Block 2 Interceptor
    Sensor: IFPC Block 2 Sensor

    Interceptor: Stinger Proximity Fuse (FY15-18);


    Avenger Mod (FY15-20)
    Sensor: Sentinel A3 (FY15-18)

    PEO MS Interceptor: Stinger SLEP (FY15-18);


    Stinger (FY19-27); Avenger (FY21-27)
    Sensor: Sentinel A3 (FY19-33)

    Interceptor: Stinger & Avenger (FY28)


    Sensor: JLENS (FY18); Sentinel A3 (FY34)

    AESA – Active Electronically-Scanned Array DPICM– Dual-Purpose Improved Conventional Munitions IAMD – Integrated Air and Missile Defense MLRS – Multiple Launch Rocket System
    AMD – Air & Missile Defense EAPS – Extended Area Protection System JLENS – Joint Land-Attack Cruise Missile Defense Elevated Netted Sensor System RAM – Rockets, Artillery & Mortars
    AMDPCS – Air & Missile Defense Planning and Control System ECM – Electronic Countermeasure LOWER-AD – Lower Cost Extended Range – Air Defense RDP – Radar Data Processor
    APAM – Anti-Personnel/Anti-Mine GMLRS – Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System LRPF – Long-Range Precision Fires SLEP –Service Life Extension Program
    ATACMS – Army Tactical Missile System HIMARS – High Mobility Artillery Rocket System LPWS – Land-based Phalanx Weapons System

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    CMDS 30 Year Plan


    AS OF 16 Sep 14 POM FY16-20 EPP FY21-27 LIRA FY28-45
    MS C FUE Block 1 LUT IOTE LUT IOTE
    FY18 FY19 FY23 FY25 FY29 FY31
    IFPC Inc 2-I MS A MS B LUT IOTE
    FY14 FY16 FY18 FY19 Block 2 Block 3
    Milestones/Events MS B MS C
    MS B
    FUE MS C FUE
    FY24
    FY19 FY23 FY25 FY29 FY31
    Decision
    Launch Demo Block 1 Focus: Counter-UAS / Block 2: Block 1 Capability With C-RAM Capability Added
    Interceptors

    FY15
    FUE Cruise Missile FUE
    FY26-29 Milestones
    FY19 FY25
    Missile / DE EMD Block 3: Block 1&2 Capability With Knowledge Point
    Tube Fire Eng Demo
    Missile EMD Low Cost Interceptor/Extended Range
    IFPC Components

    FY15 FY16
    FY19-23 DT Live Fire DT Live Fire
    FUE C-UAS/CM Added Block 1
    FY22 FY31
    FY28
    Block 2
    Launcher

    TMRR EMD Production


    MML Phase Block 3
    FY14-16 FY16-19 FUE FY19-28
    FY19 End of Life
    Sentinel A3 Upgrade FUE Small-Low-Slow Up-grade End of Life
    Sensors

    FY14 FY18 FY34


    IFPC Block 2
    Sensor Sensor Decision Sensor EMD (FY19-23) FUE Production (FY23-30)
    FY18 FY25 Multi-RF/EOIR Sensor

    JLENS End of Life


    Exercise
    Current Capability

    FY18 Elevated Sensor Gap


    Transition Tech Refresh
    FY15 FY17
    Stinger
    Missile SLEP Prox
    Deliveries 2nd End of Life
    Production SLEP
    FY20 FY30

    Avenger End of Life


    Mod Program
    FY30
    Lower AD Missile
    3 Requirement Alternatives
    6 Lower Air Defense, Low-cost Cruise Missile/UAS Interceptor (Extended Range Area Defense) – Block 3
    RAM Interceptor Requirement FY24
    Missile
    4 6 FY16 Block 2 RAM Interceptor
    S&T ACTIVITIES

    Alternatives
    Directed Energy SMDC 50kw HEL MD SMDC 100kw HEL MD
    FY16 6 6 FY17 Tech Development
    6 Increased IFPC Inc 2-I magazine depth/reduce logistical burden/cost per kill – Block 3
    FY23
    AEP DARPA 150kw HELLADS
    2 6 FY18 6 Advanced Electronic Protection (ECCM) including counter PRFM and DRFM
    Scalable Open Hardware/Software FY24
    Opportunities
    System Architecture
    5 6 6 Government framework/standards to allow future scalable architectures and component portability
    Multi-Phenomenology FY18 FY21 FY25
    Front End Architectures and waveforms to enable Adaptable Coverage and Revisit (Enabling EP,
    Sensor 2 6 Accuracy and Extended Range) across multiple RF bands

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