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WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE? WALES, Ltd. Prepared By : Mr. A. Hermetz WALES, Ltd., Israel 1 st Annual Israel Multinational BMD Conference & Exhibition UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED MAY 2010 Why Regional Defense -1/15

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UNCLASSIFIED. 1 st Annual Israel Multinational BMD Conference & Exhibition. WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?. Prepared By : Mr. A. Hermetz WALES, Ltd., Israel. UNCLASSIFIED. Why Regional Defense - 1 /15. WALES, Ltd. MAY 2010. WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?. PRESENTATION TOPICS. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?

WALES, Ltd.

Prepared By:Mr. A. Hermetz

WALES, Ltd., Israel

1st Annual Israel Multinational BMD Conference & Exhibition

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MAY 2010 Why Regional Defense -1/15

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PRESENTATION TOPICS

• Introduction – What is Regional Defense?

• The Motivation for Regional Defense

• Some Examples

• Major Lessons Learned

• Summary

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INTRODUCTION – WHAT IS REGIONAL DEFENSE?

• Regional Defense is the attempt to utilize the resources of sensors and weapon systems deployed in multiple theaters to provide optimized defense for the entire Region (i.e. the union of Theaters)

• Regional Defense is based on the mutual consent of National entities to allow utilization of their assets for the common good – i.e. it is based on achieving a “win-win” situation in which all parties stand to gain, at a minimal risk of losing anything through their contribution

• The purpose of the current presentation is to explain why such win-win situations may be expected to emerge, and why it is not possible to realize the benefits by the means available at the Theater level

WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?

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INTRODUCTION – WHAT IS REGIONAL DEFENSE? (Cont.)

• The presentation is based on knowledge and understanding of this topic gained at WALES, Ltd. over a number of years through:

– Participation in large scale multi-national exercises

– Dedicated Israeli Test Bed (ITB) experiments

– Theoretical and technical analyses

• The examples given all use generic, unclassified weapon systems and sensors, but they represent trends observed during the actual research

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WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?THE MOTIVATION FOR REGIONAL DEFENSE

Attacker

DefendedCountry 2

ThirdCountry

DefendedCountry 1

Because threats

cross over multiple Theaters

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Because sensors deployed in a

Region have the potential to

reinforce each other

THE MOTIVATION FOR REGIONAL DEFENSE (Cont.)WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?

Attacker

ThirdCountry

DefendedCountry 1

DefendedCountry 2

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Because high

capability defense

systems are not limited to

a single Theater

THE MOTIVATION FOR REGIONAL DEFENSE (Cont.)WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?

Attacker

ThirdCountry

DefendedCountry 1

DefendedCountry 2

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Because consequences of intercepts are not limited

to a single Theater

THE MOTIVATION FOR REGIONAL DEFENSE (Cont.)WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?

Attacker

ThirdCountry

DefendedCountry 1

DefendedCountry 2

Interceptor Booster

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SOME EXAMPLES

• In this example, two adjacent countries are attacked by a common enemy, using long range Ballistic Missiles

• The countries have some defense means of their own, and are reinforced by ship-based assets from a third-party

• Two defense configurations are shown:– Each country operates its own systems, without data links– The BMC of the second country (Green country) performs

“engage on remote” based on data from the radar of the first country

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ILLUSTRATION – GENERIC REGION

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• Red country attacks Orange and Green countries

• Assets marked in green are defended

• Assets marked red are not defended

• White – threat does not reach this asset

WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?ILLUSTRATION – GENERIC REGION (Cont.)

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• Green country BMC performs “engage on remote” based on Orange country radar data

• Result: all assets are defended

WHY REGIONAL DEFENSE?ILLUSTRATION - GENERIC REGION (Cont.)

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MAJOR LESSONS LEARNED

• Regional Defense can contribute significantly to the achievement of joint goals, in the following areas:

– Improved coverage (more intercept opportunities for all threats)

– Robust coverage (utilization of longer range defense assets outside their immediate deployment country)

– Response to contingencies (loss of systems, depletion of interceptors)

– Better SIAP (different sensors)

– Improved overall Pk (diversification of defense means)

– Improved BFL (more data sources)

POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF REGIONAL DEFENSE

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MAJOR LESSONS LEARNED (Cont.)

• In order to achieve the benefits of Regional Defense, several issues require further treatment:

– Different deployment considerations than in regular defense (taking into account Regional DAs)

– Wider Defense Planning (Fire Solutions) considerations (e.g. contamination assessment, debris handling)

– Combined Control and Coordination before / during battle

– Combined BFL

– SIAP conflicts reduction and Target Selection

COMPLEXITIES OF REGIONAL DEFENSE

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MAJOR LESSONS LEARNED (Cont.)

• The following Operational requirements should be met:– Pre-battle joint definition of goals, deployment and

responsibilities– In-battle joint Command and Control (possibly through an

RBMC node)– Post-battle joint BFL process– Interceptor consumption/stock

• The following Technical issues should be dealt with:– Joint planning tools– Defense Plan Sharing (DPS) and on-line exception

handling tools– Interferers prediction (debris, contamination…)– SIAP generation tools and unified Target Selection

REQUIREMENTS FOR REGIONAL DEFENSE

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SUMMARY

• Regional Defense is becoming both an urgent need, and an emerging reality:– The threat, the geometry/(ies) and the defense systems

available create it of themselves

• It is not a by-product of Global, or of Theater level Defense:– The problems to be tackled and the solutions that may be

adopted have unique features

• The possible benefits are significant, but in order to achieve them some important requirements should be met

Take all the ingredients and add

a pinch of bat wings, the horn of a unicorn, and a lot of

faith……

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