7th Annual Joint Personnel Recovery Final Agenda

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Wing Commander Gibbs, OC DSTO, Royal Air Force

Major Bart Holewijn, Commander Royal Netherlands SERE School, Royal Netherlands Air Force

Major Andreas Bunning, Head of Operational Test & Evaluation Team CH-53, DEU AAvn Combat Development Division, German Armed Forces

Colonel Jace Sotomayor (ret’d), Senior Advisor to HAF/SG, US DoD

Lieutenant Colonel Wido Gerdsen(RNLAF), JAPCC NATO

Lieutenant Colonel Uwe Schleimer, JPR Group Director, European Air Group

Major Tor Cavalli-Bjorkman, Personnel Recovery Officer, Swedish Armed Forcesh

Lieutenant Colonel Sebastiano Franco,

Logistics Group Director, European Air Group

Wade Chappell, Director, Personnel Recovery Center Bogota, United States Embassy Bogota

Lieutenant Colonel Peter Gustavsson, CO Swedish SERE School, Swedish Armed Forces

Paul Miller, Director Personnel Recovery Education and Training Center, Joint Personnel Recovery Agency, US DoD

Senior Representative (tbc), Defence Prisoner of War/Missing Personnel Office, US DoD

Lieutenant Colonel Claude Schmitt, Wing Commander EH1/67 CSAR Squadron, French Air Force

Chairman: Flt Lt Conrad Allen (RAF, ret’d), Managing Director of Urban-SERE Ltd

Expert Speaker Panel Includes:Joint Personnel Recovery 2011 will give you the opportunity to:

Pre Conference Workshop: 27th June 2011 Escape from the City A scenario based group-led workshop covering the planning and implementation of SERE and JPR in the Urban Environment Workshop led by: Flt Lt Conrad Allen (RAF, ret’d), Managing Director of Urban-SERE Ltd

“JPR 2011 will give the opportunity to meet in an international forum with like-minded professionals to discuss the unique and ever-evolving challenges of PR and CSAR. JPR 2011 will offer the value of creative thinking toward vexing problems and challenges …as presented by highly skilled and experienced practitioners of the PR/CSAR mission.”

Darrel Whitcomb, Col (ret) USAFR, PR/CSAR Historian, Consultant, and Author

• Hear operational updates on current Personnel Recovery activity from groups such as US Air Force, Royal Air Force and French Air Force with a particular focus on ISAF efforts in Afghanistan where the current trends and issues involved in Joint Personnel Recovery are at their most tangible. Three major areas of focus shall be; capability gaps, tactical alterations and organisational difficulties • Learn of the latest policy planning developments from major JPR groups such as JPRA, DPMO, NATO and the EAG, focusing on the effort to achieve multinational interoperable Personnel Recovery operations

• Discuss differing approaches to JPR/SERE training from nations including USA, UK, and Sweden, focusing on the shift in nature of training to universal standards for all military branches in response to the changing character of CSAR operations “

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Focused, Well Prepared and Effective JPR OperationsVenue: Le Meridien Piccadilly, London, Pre Conference workshop: 27th June 2011Main Conference : 28th - 29th June 2011

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PRE -CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: 27TH June 2011, 14:00 – 17:30


Escape from the CityA scenario-based group-led workshop specifically covering the planning and implementation of SERE and JPR in the Urban Environment.Following the successful workshop of JPR 2010, which sought to further develop understanding and highlight training shortfalls in both SERE and JPR for this unique environment, we are once again joined by Flight Lieutenant Conrad Allen (Ret’d) Managing Consultant of Urban-SERE Ltd who will facilitate and steer this progressive and interactive workshop.

Scene setting, through detailed presentations, will be followed by several scenarios, which will be examined both in isolation and concert. In so doing, it is intended that attendees will be able to fully contribute at the limit of their understanding whilst still being able to absorb other national, professional and personal concepts, understandings and ideas.This brainstorming should allow attendees to assimilate a more divergent approach to their current capabilities and doctrine, as well as breed a future culture of development and progression.

All attendees should expect to fully contribute regardless as to their current status, understanding or role within the SERE and JPR community.

Workshop facilitated by Flight Lieutenant (Ret’d) Conrad Allen, Managing Consultant, Urban SERE

Conrad Allen enlisted in the RAF straight from school in January 1987 serving initially on an RAF Mountain Rescue Team, during which time he responded to many aircraft crashes as well as personnel recovery of military and civilian personnel in distress in the UK. In 1998 he was commissioned into the RAF Regiment and served operationally in Northern Ireland, the Falkland Islands, and conducted operations in Bosnia as part of EUFOR. His last tour of duty, before retiring, was as a SERE instructor with the Defence SERE Training Organisation at RAF St. Mawgan where his particular skills were used to conduct a groundbreaking study into evasion in the urban environment. He has shaped UK policy and become the UK subject matter expert in Urban Evasion and Escape and is currently engaged with several government agencies in promoting and developing PR in this taxing and dynamic environment.

Joint Personnel Recovery 2011 brings together policy makers and practitioners from around the world to discuss the critical issues in the community. From overviews of key platform and technology developments, better understanding of the evolving nature of PR operations, to the current threats being faced. The 5th Annual conference will focus on the issues essential to maintaining an efficient and effective Personnel Recovery capability. In 2010 we brought together an audience of more than 100 participants from more than 25 military and industry organizations and 15 nations. Our delegates are programme managers of operational and future platforms, individuals responsible for defining Joint Personnel Recovery capability as well as platform and system engineers. We also welcomed significant representation from leading capability providers and their partners.

Private sector professionals. We provide the platform on which leading defence experts share their experience, knowledge and strategic thought

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DAY ONE: 28th June 201108.30 REGISTRATION

08.50 CHAIRMAN’S ADDRESS AND OPENING REMARKS Flt Lt Conrad Allen (RAF, ret’d), Managing Director of Urban-SERE Ltd

09.00 JOINT PERSONNEL RECOVERY AGENCY (JPRA): THE “WHY” OF SHAPING AND APPLYING US PR POLICY > What have been the Strategic Impacts of PR for the US and other Nations over the past 60 years > Developing professional development education programmes to better prepare the operational commanders of the future > The role of combining exercises, training, and education as a component of preparing properly for the execution phase of JPR missions Paul Miller, Director Personnel Recovery Education and Training Centre, Joint Personnel Recovery Agency, US DoD

09.40 WHAT ARE THE CURRENT CHALLENGES FACED BY THE UK DEFENCE SERE TRAINING ORGANISATION (DSTO) IN PROVIDING EFFECTIVE SERE TRAINING? > Learning about the change in training practices that have occurred as a result of the requirement for universal PR and SERE training > Exploring how the requirements in SERE/CSAR operations have changed and the way in which this has affected DSTO’s training regiment > Envisioning the direction and ways in which SERE training is most likely to evolve in the future Major Tim Laws, OC Training Management Squadron DSTO, Royal Air Force

10.20 COFFEE BREAK & NETWORKING

10.50 DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNOLOGY FOR JPR MISSION NEEDS > Analysing medical modernisation initiatives currently being pursued by the US Air Force > Explanation of ongoing field tests being undertaken in Afghanistan > Feedback from discussions at JPR 2010 which directly resulting in an ongoing partnership with a US Air Force Rescue Unit Colonel Jace Sotomayor (ret’d), Senior Advisor to HAF/SG, US DoD

11.30 ROYAL NETHERLANDS FORCES: SERE TRAINING AND PR POLICY DEVELOPMENT > Releasing the latest NATO PR policy doctrine to be used as the roadmap for future development > Royal Netherlands Air Force SERE school - developing an integrated European SERE training policy -investigating cooperation with the Belgian SERE School > Analysing how cooperative efforts between NATO allies can achieve efficient and effective PR operations Major Bart Holewijn, Commander Royal Netherlands SERE School, Royal Netherlands Air Force

12.10 NETWORKING LUNCH

13.30 JAPCC NATO: ENHANCING NATO PR INTEROPERABILITY TO ACHIEVE EFFECTIVE OPERATIONS > Using a shared information portal as a means of developing thought schools on PR > Addressing the current development of NATO policy doctrine and the effect that it will have with regards to ongoing PR operations > Educating national forces about how greater interoperability can achieve enhanced efficiency and effectiveness, saving money and man hours Lieutenant Colonel Wido Gerdsen(RNLAF), Personnel Recovery, JAPCC NATO

14.10 TRAINING AND STANDARDISATION FOR EUROPEAN FORCES TASKED FOR PERSONNEL RECOVERY OPERATIONS > Introducing the European Air Group (EAG) and its role in standardising training for the European Recovery Forces > Harmonising national Survival Evasion Rescue Escape training events through international negotiation and communication > Summarising the results of the Combined Joint Personnel Recovery standardisation course 2010. How successful was the objective of enabling greater operational cohesiveness in future multi-national combat recovery missions? Lieutenant Colonel Uwe Schleimer, JPR Group Director, European Air Group

14.50 AFTERNOON TEA & NETWORKING

15.20 INTEROPERABLE PERSONNEL RECOVERY OPERATIONS: THE SWEDISH PERSPECTIVE > Discussing the operational structure of the Swedish Armed Forces personnel recovery units > How to solve a lack of trained PR staff personnel for • Joint Work • Standardisation and delivery of courses > Personnel Recovery within the EU Nordic Battlegroup: • Documentation • Training • Equipment • Assets • Concept of Operation Major Tor Cavalli-Bjorkman, Personnel Recovery Officer, Swedish Armed Forces

16.00 THE GERMAN APPROACH TOWARDS PERSONNEL RECOVERY WITHIN ISAF > Enhancing German AAvn PR capabilities, retrofitting legacy platform with modular equipment > Discussing the pros and cons of retrofitting legacy platforms against purchasing new platforms > Analysing how to meet operational demands of current deployments under budget and time restraints > Studying future growth potential of modular mission equipment Major Andreas Bunning, Head of Operational Test & Evaluation Team, DEU AAvn Combat Development Division, German Armed Forces

16.40 CHAIRMAN’S SUMMARY AND CLOSING REMARKS


DAY TWO: 29th June 201108.30 COFFEE AND REGISTRATION

08.50 CHAIRMAN’S ADDRESS AND OPENING REMARKS Flt Lt Conrad Allen (RAF, ret’d), Managing Director of Urban-SERE Ltd

09.00 FRENCH AIR FORCE CSAR POLICY AND OPERATIONAL UNITS: EVALUATING STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE > Overview of the capabilities of the EC 725 (modern platform) > Use of the systems of the EC 725 in CSAR / PR mission from ground (Mission planning system) to the flight > Lessons learnt from Afghanistan and especially in Military Operations Other Than War (MOOTW) Lieutenant Colonel Claude Schmitt/Lieutenant Colonel Fabrice Albrecht, Wing Commander EH1/67 CSAR Squadron, Helicopter SQN 1/67 “Pyrénées” Commander, French Air Force

09.40 US AIR FORCE 56TH RESCUE SQUADRON, RAF LAKENHEATH: ANALYSING THE WORK OF A US UNIT BASED IN AN ALLIED NATION > Discussing USAF Rescue Organization, HH-60G and Pararescuemen Capabilities > Investigating Significant Rescue Operations, Current Operations, and the future > Documenting 56th Rescue’s training with UK and European military and PR/CSAR Squadrons Lieutenant Colonel Mark Ahrens, 56th Rescue Squadron, United States Air Force

10.20 COFFEE BREAK AND NETWORKING

10.50 PERSONNEL RECOVERY IN A HOST NATION: UNDERSTANDING AUTHORITIES AND BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS > Analysing the differences between PR manoeuvres operating with unilateral authority such as ISAF in Afghanistan compared with those in a foreign national government structure in which sovereignty issues and diplomacy play a far larger role > Understanding the changing nature of PR operation responsibility, whereby Ambassadors rather than military commanders hold primary responsibility > Investigating the development of a successful PR capability within an embassy. Learn the factors and processes required in order to build an effective relationship with a host nation Wade Chappell, Director, Personnel Recovery Center Bogota, United States Embassy Bogota

11.30 SWEDISH ARMED FORCES PERSONNEL RECOVERY: SERE TRAINING AS A CAPABILITY BUILDER > Training JFC HQ and national HQ role in PR in multinational operations > Pre-deployment training and Individual training - The Swedish way- introducing Swedish SERE A, B and C level > Swedish designated recovery units in Army, Air Force and Navy: Looking out for capabilities in the Swedish Armed Forces in the biggest change since the Napoleonic wars Lieutenant Colonel Peter Gustavsson, CO Swedish SERE School, Swedish Armed Forces

12.10 NETWORKING LUNCH

13.30 IMPROVING LOGISTICS IN PERSONNEL RECOVERY OPERATIONS: INCREASING EFFECTIVENESS THROUGH JOINT ExERCISES AND ADVANCED TECHNIQUES > How can organisation of platforms/equipment required for PR missions be made more effective > VOLCANEX: EAG sponsored exercise aimed at validating interoperability work carried out under auspices of EAG and member nations > EAG MN FARP/Rapid Refuelling Concept > Introducing the Multinational Team concept and the training required to achieve this aim Lieutenant Colonel Sebastiano Franco, Logistics Group Director, European Air Group

14.10 PARADIGM LIFELINK SERVICE - NExT GENERATION LOCATION ALERT AND MESSAGING SERVICES > Exploring how the LifeLink service can be deployed to remote areas outside of GSM communications coverage > Analysing the value of LifeLink as an asset recovery (personnel or equipment) capability in the event of an emergency > Focusing upon the uses of LifeLink for Location Alert and Messaging services Ian Hall, International Business Development Manager Paradigm Secure Communications

14.30 AFTERNOON TEA AND NETWORKING

15.00 DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING NEW SERE/PR TTPS TO IMPROVE URBAN JPR CAPABILITY > What is the conventional thinking on urban SERE training and why is there a need to develop a new mindset? > Understanding the distinct challenges that the urban environment pose to the isolated personnel and the extraction team > Shaping new training programmes that ensure the challenge of urban personnel recovery is addressed comprehensively in the near future > Obstacles to the development of urban focused SERE training Flt Lt Conrad Allen (RAF, ret’d), Managing Director of Urban-SERE Ltd

15.40 EUROPEAN AIR GROUP APPROACH TO ACHIEVING ROBUST INTEROPERABLE PROCEDURES > Learning about the flexible global operation that spans from battlefield injury to national repatriation > Illustrating how standardisation can allow effective operations across large distances and between different allied forces > Developing AEROMEDEVAC training opportunities in multinational environments Senior Representative, European Air Group

16.20 CHAIRMAN’S SUMMARY AND CLOSE OF CONFERENCE


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