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IBCT

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Report Date 18JUN2001

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Title and Subtitle IBCT

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Sponsoring/Monitoring Agency Name(s) and Address(es) NDIA (National Defense Industrial Association 2111Wilson Blvd., Ste. 400 Arlington, VA 22201-3061

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Supplementary Notes Proceedings from Armaments for the Army Transformation Conference, 18-20 June 2001 sponsored by NDIA

Abstract

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Report Classification unclassified

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Classification of Abstract unclassified

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Number of Pages 28

ADVANCEDWARFIGHTINGEXPERIMENTS

MID-1990s

JCF-AWE2000

JOINT VISION2020

ARMY AFTER NEXT

AIRLAND BATTLE1976, 1982 and 1986

FORCE XXI1994-

ARMY OF EXCELLENCE1980s

ARMY OPERATIONS1993

MOBILE STRIKE FORCE1999

HIGH TECHNOLOGYLIGHT DIVISION

1980s

INITIAL BRIGADECOMBAT TEAMS 2000-

ARMYTRANSFORMATION

WARGAMES

INTERIM FORCES2003-

OBJECTIVE FORCE

ARAB-ISREALI WAR 1973

FALL OF THE SOVIET BLOC1989

GULF WAR 1991

Evolution of Army Transformation1973-2001

CONCEPTUALAND

EXPERIMENTATION

DOCTRINE AND THE

DEPLOYING ARMY

LOUISIANAMANEUVERSEARLY 1990s

REQUIRE:– Broad range of capabilities– Strategic Responsiveness / Strategic Speed– Dominance across the Full Spectrum of Operations

21st Century Security Requirements

NEO

Domestic Support• Disaster Relief• Civil Support

EnvironmentalOperations

Peace Operations• Peace Building/Making• Military to Military

Contacts• Arms Control• Nation Assistance• Peace Keeping• Security Assistance

Show ofForce

RegionalConventionalConflict

Nuclear War• Strategic Weapons• Tactical Weapons

HumanitarianAssistance

Peace Enforcement

Sanctions Enforcement

Counter Drug

Spectrum of Operations

The Objective Force Must Be: Responsive, Deployable, Agile, Versatile, Lethal, Survivable, Sustainable

Limited Conflict• Counter Terrorism• Raids• Strikes• Insurgency &

Counterinsurgency

Full SpectrumChallenges

• No single threat; a range of dynamicsecurity challenges

• Increased threatfrom:

– Asymmetric attackson critical nodes

– WMD proliferation– Terrorism

Why the IBCT?

SASO

Today it takes time to meet the requirement

STABILITY AND SUPPORT OPS

SSCSMALL SCALE

CONTINGENCIES

ALERT, TRAIN, DEPLOY

MAJORTHEATEROF WAR

TRAIN, ALERT, DEPLOY

q SATISFIES THE DEMANDS OF THE CURRENTSTRATEGIC ENVIRONMENT

q GIVES WARFIGHTING CINCS THE AGILE LANDCOMBAT FORCE THEY NEED

q BUILDS THE CAPABILITY WITHOUTCOMPROMISING OUR WARFIGHTING CAPABILITY

q BRIDGE TO THE OBJECTIVE FORCE

SPECIAL FORCES

LIGHT

HEAVY

Endgame: The Betrayal andFall of Srebrenica, Europe’s WorstMassacre Since World War II

David Rohde

IBCT Capabilitiesq Force effectiveness in complexand urban terrainq Increased deployability anddecreased sustainment footprintq Reach operations for Strategic,Joint, Combined intelligence,analysis, logistics as well asfires and effectsq Operational mobility via C-130

q Rapidly deployableq Joint & Coalition interoperableq Full spectrumq Combat capable on arrivalq Precision, Internetted,Combined Arms fightingq Decisive action throughdeliberate maneuver & Infantryassaultq Maintains freedom of maneuverby:§ High tactical mobility§ Situational understanding

Initial Brigade Combat Team Organization

BRIGADEHQ

3494

3 INFANTRYBATTALIONS

1998

120mm MORTARS (30)81mm MORTARS (12)60mm MORTARS (18)MGS (27)M24 SNIPER RIFLE (15)

1 RSTASQUADRON

410

120mm MORTARS (6)MOUNTED SENSORSHUMINTGROUND RADARMULTI-SENSORUAV

1 ARTILLERYBATTALION

285

M198 155T HOW (12)COUNTER-BATTERY,REINFORCING, ANDSHAPING FIRES

1 SUPPORTBATTALION

382

REPLACE FWD,REACH ANDANTICIPATORYLOGISTICS

1 ANTI-TANKCOMPANY

51

TOW II-B (9)

1 MIL INTELCOMPANY

71

HUMINT

1 ENGINEERCOMPANY

118

MICLIC (6)VOLCANO (3)

1 SIGNALCOMPANY

79

Each IBCT IN BN IAV- 67 120mm- 10 tubes 81mm- 4 tubes 60mm- 6 tubes Sniper- 5 SDM- 27 Javelin- 27Soldiers- 666

1-23 IN–M2 Bradley- 58–120mm MTR- 6 tubes–M1025 SCT- 10 HMMWV–Internal CSS Structure–Soldiers- 775

Significant Changes...

5-20 IN–M966 AT- 6 HMMWV–81mm MTR- 4 tubes–60mm MTR- 6 tubes–Snipers- 3–Soldiers- 565

Precision, Internetted, Combined Arms Warfare

THENETWORK

SITUATIONALUNDERSTANDING

T/I REACH OPS

MANEUVERT/I REACH OPS

MANEUVERSUSTAINABILITY

T/I REACH OPS

PROTECTIONT/I REACH OPS

FIRES ANDEFFECTS;

LETHAL ANDNON- LETHAL

EFFECTS

T/I REACH OPS

MANEUVERSUPPORT

T/I REACH OPS

Maneuver theNetwork

Facilitate MakingDecisions & Fighting

C4ISR Fusion

TOCs

FBCB2Force XXI Battle

Command - Brigadeand Below

DTSSDigital

TopographicSupport System

MCSManeuver Control

System

CSSCSCombat ServiceSupport Control

System

FAADC2Forward Area Air

Defense Commandand Control

GCCS-AGlobal Command

and ControlSystem - Army

ASASAll-SourceAnalysisSystem

TAISTactical Airspace

IntegrationSystem

AFATDSAdvanced FieldArtillery Tactical

Data System

EPLRS

SINCGARS NTDR

SATCOM

TIM

WIN-T

SIMCON

TECHNICALSUPPORTBRANCH

SUPPLY

FIVEAAR/CLASS

ROOMS

IBCTTOC

AREA

EXCON

SIMULATIONSBRANCH

JANUS/FBCB2

BRIEFING/CONFERENCE

ROOM

FACILITYMANAGEMENT

BRANCH

OPERATIONSAND PLANS

BRANCH

Mission Support Training Facility

SQUARE FOOTAGEJANUS/FBCB2 AREA 8KIBCT TOC AREA 24KTECHCON 1KARR/CLASS RMS 3KADMIN 12KMSTF TOTAL 48K

The Selected IAV FamilyInfantry Carrier Vehicle

(ICV)•LAV III Chassis

•8x8 Wheeled w/CTIS & Run Flat

•High Hard Steel Structure

•Remote Weapon Station with .50 cal MG or MK19 40mm

Mobile Gun System(MGS)

•LAV III Chassis

•Low Profile Turret•M68A1 Cannon

w/Autoloader•Full Solution Fire Control

• ICV = Infantry Carrier Vehicle 108• RV = Reconnaissance Vehicle 48• MC = Mortar Carrier 36• CV = Commander’s Vehicle 39• FSV = Fire Support Vehicle 13• ESV = Engineer Squad Vehicle 9• MEV = Medical Evacuation Vehicle 17• ATGM = Anti-Tank Guided Missile 9• NBC RV = Nuclear Biological Chemical

Reconnaissance Vehicle 3• MGS = Mobile Gun System 27

Brigade Configuration

What the IAV-Equipped IBCTbrings to the U.S. Army

Doctrine

21 FMs and25 MTPs:

Company throughBrigade Level

EngineerFM 5-2ARTEP 5-63-35ARTEP 5-063-10ARTEP 5-063-11

Field ArtilleryFM 3-13BST 6-20-40ST 6-3-1

InfantryFM 7-4FM 7-5FM 7-12FM 7-22FM 7-32FM 7-90FM 7-91FM 23-10ARTEP 7-4ARTEP 7-5ARTEP 7-12ARTEP 7-22ARTEP 7-32ARTEP 7-91ARTEP7-90

CASCOMFM 4-93.7FM 8-10-1ARTEP 63-106ARTEP 43-107-30ARTEP 63-106-30ARTEP 8-BSMC

IntelFM 34-80-2/STARTEP 34-143-30ARTEP 34-117-30

SignalFM 11-2ARTEP 11-3

ChemicalFM 3-100-1FM 3-19-XFM 3-101ARTEP 3-207-10ARTEP 3-219-D60

FM 17-96FM 17-97-1FM 17-98-2FM 17-15-1ARTEP 17-95F-40ARTEP 17-97F-30ARTEP 17-97F-10ARTEP 17-97F-11

Armor

ABCS 6.2

Training

Staff SectionSquad, PlatoonAnd Company

ABCS 6.2

STAFF TRAINING/CPX

WFX

MILLENNIUM CHALLENGE 02

IBCT DEVELOPMENTAL ANDSUSTAINMENT TRAINING

MODELS

CO SIMEX/STX

DIGITAL TRAINING

LFX

Clear Rooms/Building LFXRange 27 & 32

• Training Objectives– Clear Building

(multi-team, multi-room)

• Scenario– Rooms occupied by threat

forces– Platoon task is to clear

building of threat forces• O&O Capabilities/Conditions

– Precision Fires– Casualty Evacuation– ROE– Urban Terrain

• Evaluation– Cdr, 1SG, & PL/PSG– Informal AAR Outside

Range 27

Range 32

Urban React to Contact LFX

• Training Objectives– Move Tactically--Urban– React to Contact--Urban– Enter & Clear Building– Treat / Evac Casualties

• Scenario– SPF terrorizing town– Section moving to OBJ in

subsequent block• STX Situations

– Threat snipers– Threat squad

• O&O Capabilities/Conditions– SA (Urban Layout)– Sniper Integration– ROE

• Evaluation– Co Cdr, XO, or 1SG O/C– Formal AAR at baseline

Range 28 & 31: Squad / Section Technique Trainer

Range 28 AAR

Range 31 AAR

Platoon Raid LFX

RANGE 76

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OP 3

OP 7

OP 2 s

TA 6

ATK POS Boston

TA 5MGS

M

M

M

M

O&O Capabilities / Conditions• Situational Awareness• Fire Control / Precision Fires• CO & SQD Sniper Integration• Vehicle Integration• Urban & Complex TerrainEvaluation• BN CDR, XO, S-3, CSM O/C• Formal AAR on Objective

Training Objectives• Move Tactically / Mounted Maneuver• Conduct Initial Breach Mine & Wire Obstacle• Assault / SBF• Enter & Clear Trench / Building• Conduct Day / Night Raid• Treat / Evacuate Casualties• CO C2 / CSS• Direct & Indirect Fire Plan Integration• CO Sniper & SDM integration• Operate Tactical Network

Company Raid LFX GAAF

Salines DZ

ObjectiveIron

OP 2

OP 3

RANGE 76

OP7s

MGS

ATK POS Boston

TA 5

TA 6

M

M

MM

Support

BreachLAVs Suppress s

(-)

AssaultAssault

O&O Capabilities / Conditions• Situational Awareness (UAV& Recon PLT)• Fire Control (CAS, Artllery,Mortars, AC-130)• Precision Engagements (BN& CO Snipers)• CO & SQD Sniper integration• Digital C2

Battalion Training Objectives• Control Air Assets• BHO w/Early Entry Forces• BDE Lethal Effects / CSS• RSTA UAV• Establish Network

Company Training Objectives• Conduct Initial Breach of MineWire Obstacle• Assault / SBF• Enter & Clear Trench /Building• Conduct Day / Night Raid• Direct & Indirect Fire PlanIntegration

Leaders

The Leader

LEADER – TEAM TRAINING VIGNETTES

TACTICAL LEADERS COURSESENIOR LEADERS COURSE

LEADER – TEAM TRAINING

NCO COLLEGE EDUCATION COURSES

- LEADERSHIP IN COMBAT (HUMAN DIMENSION)

- REGIONAL STUDIES

Organization

Organization,Reorganization,

Manning,And Activation

2-3 IN BN (16 MAR 01)

DEFINE INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR IBCT

NOVEMBER FY00 DART @ FLWA

HHC BDE(16 SEP 00)

1-23 IN BN(16 SEP 00)

5-20 IN BN(16 SEP 00)

1-14 RSTA (16 SEP 00)

1-37 FA BN(16 SEP 00) C/52 AT CO

(16 SEP 00)

334 SC CO(16 SEP 00)

209 MI CO(16 SEP 00)

18 EN CO(16 SEP 00)

MAY 00 THROUGH 31 MAR 01: 47 SYSTEMS7,000+ End Items

Materiel

FOX

CBTFED

CSSCS

AFATDSCGS

HUNTER

ASAS

NES

CHATS

ITRT

PROPHET

MCS ASIP

FMTV

FBCB2

DEUCEAMDWSSmall

Arms

TROJAN

HMMWV

DTSS

BSN/BRSS IREMBASS

PPS-5D IMETS

CAISI LVOSS

ATLAS

ACT-E

EPLRS

INVESTMENT:18, 983

SOLDIER TRAINING DAYS;6,226

TRAINING SEATS

SPITFIRE

MTSMC4TOC FIELDING

Soldiers

ü INDIVIDUAL WEAPONS QUALIFICATIONü COMBATIVES & PHYSICAL TRAININGü FIELDCRAFTüNEW EQUIPMENT TRAINING• 47 SYSTEMS & 7000+ END ITEMS• 18,900+ SOLDIER TRAINING DAYS• 6,200+ TRAINING SEATSüDESIGNATED SKILLS TRAINING• SNIPER• COMBAT LIFESAVER• DIGITAL OPERATORüCONSTRUCTIVE SIMULATIONS >> SOLDIERS AS LEADERSüINVOLVED IN AFTER ACTION REVIEWS >> LEADER UNDERSTANDING

A MULTI-DIMENSIONAL SOLDIER

It’s the Soldier SIR!

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

3RD BDE, 2ND ID (CY01)

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25ID WFX

FT LEWIS

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LDR TNG >CO SIM/STX

TOC FIELDING/NET

EIBEFMB

BWFX

BLK

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I CORPS HICON TRAINING

SQD/PLT/CO TNGWPNS TNG

SLC/TLC

JRTC

SPT

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3-2ID COC1-37FA COC296BSB COC

3RD BDE, 2ND ID (CY02)

CO SIM/STX

RELEASE LOANER VEHICLES

EN CO IAV FLD’G

WPNS/DIGITAL SUSTAINMENT TNG

CO/BN/BDECOLL TNG

STAFF COLLECTIVE TRAINING

IN BN 2 IAV FLD’G

IN BN 3 IAV FLD’G

RSTA IAV FLD’G

AT CO FLD’G

IN BN 1 (IOTE BN) IAV FLD’G

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MCPhase IIIComplete

ESVPh III

Complete

RVPhase IIIComplete

BWFX

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

USE OF ILO ATGMs AND FSVsWILL REQUIRE IAV NET FORATGM AND FSV AFTER IOC

YS RSOICG03 ROTC

FOAL EAGLE

25 WFX

UFLFT LEWIS

2-3IN COC

3RD BDE, 2ND ID (CY03)

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Complete

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1-23IN COC1-14CAV COC5-20IN COC

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DELAYS IN IAV DELIVERY, OR ASLOW DOWN IN NET THROUGHPUT,WILL JEOPARDIZE THE IBCT’SABILITY TO ATTAIN A MAY 03 IOC

2

BWFX

RSTA IAV FLD’G

AT CO ILO FLD’G

Bottom Line

q Transformation is happening at Ft. Lewisq Ft. Lewis/FORSCOM/TRADOC/AMC teamingqMateriel developers and fielders - partners in

Transformationq Soldiers are positive and enthusiasticq Leaders are innovative

Army fully engaged to producerelevant and lethal Brigade

Combat Teams

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http://www.lewis.army.mil/transformation/