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Deliver threat-based C4I and space capabilities to enablethe fleet to compete, deter and win ─ tonight
Program Executive OfficeCommand, Control, Communications,
Computers, Intelligence and Space Systems (PEO C4I and Space Systems)
DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release, distribution isunlimited (20 OCTOBER 2020)
NDIA BriefingCommand and Control Systems
PMW 150
27 October 2020CAPT David Gast
Program Manager (PMW 150)[email protected]
858.537.0260
mailto:[email protected]
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• Music Major, New World School of the Arts HS, Miami, FL, 1992• B.S. Systems Engineering, US Naval Academy,1996• Former Surface Warfare Officer
Ø Electrical Officer & Combat Information Center Officer, USS Lake Erie (CG 70) Ø Damage Control Assistant, USS Hewitt (DD 966) Ø ACoS for Manpower, Personnel and Administration, CNSG PNW
• M.S. Astronautical Engineering, Naval Postgraduate School, 2008• Associate Fellow, Chief of Naval Operations Strategic Studies Group XXIII• Engineering Duty Officer
Ø DPM, Spacecraft Subsystems, Electro-optical Space Program Office, National Reconnaissance Office
Ø APM (SE), Advanced Airborne Sensor, Advanced Sensor Technology POØ Integration and Interoperability Military Deputy and Flag Advisor, SPAWAR 5.0Ø APM, Distributed Common Ground System, Navy (DCGS-N), PMW 120Ø Combat System Officer, USS NIMITZ (CVN 68)Ø DPM, Command and Control Systems, PMW 150
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Who am I?
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Vision: Enable Better Decisions Faster
Mission: We provide Intuitive, Innovative, and Resilient Command and Control and Tactical Communications Solutions to the Warfighter
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PMW 150 Command and Control Systems
Defensive C2Defensive C2, also known as Joint Program Manager for Information Systems (JPM IS), is responsible for building enterprise solutions to provide the common warning and reporting, hazard prediction, and decision support backbone for the collection, analysis, and dissemination of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) information.
NILENILE cooperative development program has developed the Link 22 (to replace Link 11) networking capability, referred to as the System Network Controller (SNC), and the standards and specifications for the other components of a Link 22 capability.
Tactical C2Tactical C2 division (Link 16, C2P, LMMT) is responsible for developing, fielding, and supporting Joint and Coalition tactical data link (TDL) capabilities in accordance with the Joint Tactical Data Enterprise Services Migration Plan (JTMP), the DoD roadmap for TDL implementation.
Maritime C2 division consists of systems (GCCS-M, MTC2, NAOC2) designed to equip Fleet Commanders and their operational assets with the command and control systems they require to accomplish their missions.
Maritime C2
We provide Intuitive, Innovative, and Resilient Command and Control and Tactical Communications Solutions to the Warfighter
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PMW 150 Lines of Effort
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PMW 150 is working to realize the Naval Operational Architecture (NOA) by using the tools and authorities granted to accelerate delivery of needed capabilities, Enabling Better Decisions Faster.
GCCS-M and MTC2 are moving from monolithic to containerized, modular architectures, implementing micro-services, developed via DevSecOps processes leveraging common services to accelerate the delivery of Maritime Decision Aids and Battle Management Aids to the Fleet.
ATDLS is working to accelerate Link 16 Crypto Modernization and advanced Tactical Data Link capabilities. These new capabilities are aligned to the Communications as a Service (CaaS) efforts led by PEO IWS, and central to building the Naval Tactical Grid (NTG).
The Navy StrategyThe Navy’s
Contribution to the Joint Force
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MISSION OUTCOMES
Strengthen Naval Power at and from the Sea
Data-Driven Decisions
Logistics Capability Ashore and At Sea
Achieve High Velocity Outcomes
Operational Architecture
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (AI/ML)
Additive Manufacturing
Rebuild Military Readiness
Reform Business Practices
Auditability/Accountability
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Reaching the Naval Operational ArchitecturePMW 150
Common Track Manager Digital Twin
Why: Build the Naval Tactical Grid (NTG) connecting thedistributed warfighting nodes in Distributed MaritimeOperations, getting vital information where it needs to go, when it needs to get there.
Team: IWS PMSs, PMWs 120/150/160/170/790
Why: Accelerate application development, integration, accreditation, and delivery in an end-to-end cloud environment.Capability hours or days, not months or years
Team: NIWC PAC, PMWs 120/150/160/790
Why: Integrate applications around a suiteof common, shared services. Simplifydevelopment, accelerate delivery.
CTM starts convergence towards a set of well-defined trackmanagement services.
Team: PMWs 120/150
Design Integration
Training Troubleshooting
C2C24 / DevSecOps Naval Tactical Grid
Team: PMWs 150/160/760, 5.0, NIWC PAC
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• VehiclesØC2 MAC Contract (Watch for announcement)ØMultiple OTA ConsortiaØPrize Challenges (as needed)ØSBIRsØCRADAs (investigating)
• Areas of FocusØAI/MLØService Mesh ArchitectureØMicroservicesØAutomated testing/metricsØVirtual Training
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Opportunities
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Questions?
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