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Defeat the System – Defeat the Device – Train the Force

JOINT IED DEFEAT

Joint IED Defeat Organization

Industry Forum – 24 JANUARY 2006This Briefing is FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

DoD Directive 2000.19 – Joint IED Defeat

• Provides policy, responsibility and authorities for Joint IED Defeat • Conveys sense of urgency, priority and obstacle reduction• Policy, resourcing, material, technology, training, operation,information, intelligence, assessment and research• Empowers leadership to directly represent DepSecDef• Initiate, coordinate, and make recommendation for transitions to more permanent entities• Identifies tasks for Services, JCS, OSD and Combatant Commanders

– IPT membership / sub-IPT representatives– TF manning– Visibility (initiatives, BAAs, R & D, internal funding, etc.)– Coordination of Public Affairs and Congressional Liaison

• Provides decision-making and tasking authority to leadership

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (Hart/697-5252/050927)

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Mission FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

Focus (lead, advocate, coordinate) all Department of Defense actions in support of Combatant Commanders and their respective Joint Task Force efforts to defeat Improvised Explosive Devices as weapons of strategic influence.


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JIEDD Organization Objectives FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

• Rapidly and systematically reduce the effects of all forms of IEDs against Joint and Coalition Forces - ahead of enemy innovation

• Provide senior leaders a single point of contact for IED defeat efforts throughout the Department of Defense

• Establish a Joint Common Operational Picture (JCOP) of IEDs and their employment in the GWOT

• Provide a Joint forum to collect and synchronize all applicable efforts of Department of Defense and other agencies

• Provide senior leaders a rapid and accountable method for identifying issues requiring interservice resourcing and prioritization decisions

• Provide a Joint forum to identify IED defeat efforts and requirements to be rapidly implemented, accelerated or developed in the long term

• Provide a forum for Interservice, Interagency, Industry and International coordination of IED Defeat


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Joint IED Defeat OrganizationFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

DIRECTORJoint IED Defeat TF

Director’s Directed Studies

Group

PersonalStaff

TrainingAdvisory

Team

Center of Excellence

IED Field TeamsAFG

IED Field TeamsIZ

SpecialStaff

Deputy Director S&T

STRATCOM TF SecretariatOPS/ORSA Technology and Resources

• Legal Advisor• Science Advisor• Protocol• Exec Adv Board• COAG

• XO• EA• Aide-de-Camp• Support Team

• Initiatives• Red Team Oversight• Interagency Outreach

Joint Test Board

Joint Laboratory Board

• Pre-Deployment Training• Unit Advisory Support• Operational Technique

Distribution• Lessons Learned• Fly Away Assessment

Team

• Embedded Advisory Teams• Lessons Learned Collection / Distro• Trend Identification / Hot Loop

• Current Ops• Pentagon Response

Team• ORSA

• Training• Plans• International• Coalition LNO

• Internal TF Support• Personnel• Admin• Logistics

• Tasking Mgm’t

• Congressional LNO• Public Affairs• Industry Outreach

• Programs• Budget• Evaluation

• Materiel / Technology Evaluation

• ICDT


Deputy Director

Intel• Integration• Analysis• Collection

Chief of Staff

SEIP

Technical Review Group

2-I-C

Initial Review Group

(Beveridge/703 697-8043/060103)

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Joint IED Defeat Organization


Training Advisory Team (TAT), Ft. Leavenworth, KS

• Pre-deployment Training Assistance• Unit advising• TTP Analysis

Technology & Resources Assessment Team, Ft. Belvoir, VA• Technology Integration• DS Support from Rapid Equipping Force (REF)

Joint IED Defeat Organization HQ, Pentagon• Resourcing the IED Defeat Fight• Direction, Guidance, & Coordination

Iraq Field Teams (Baghdad, Mosul, & Ramadi)• Embed with deployed units• Unit advising• TTP development and dissemination• CREW training

Afghanistan Field Team (Bagram / Kandahar)

• Embed with deployed units• Unit advising• TTP development and dissemination• CREW training

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Our Strategic ApproachFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

Common Operating Picture

Defeat the System

Train the ForceDefeat the Device

“…focus on tactics, techniques, and procedures.”Sec. Donald Rumsfeld, 3 Jan 06

“…prevent the emplacement of the IED by attacking enemy

vulnerability at multiple points in the IED system.”

“…defeat the device once it is emplaced...”

“…facilitate the establishment and

growth of Coalition and partner nation counter-

IED capability.”

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (Beveridge/697-8043/060113)

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Campaign Evolution ComparisonsFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

Simple CW/RCIED

SophisticatedRCIED

VOIEDRC Switch (PIR/EFP)Evolution of Firing Mechanisms

Horizontally Fired

mortars & rocketsBuried or

Manhole IED

Evolution of PayloadsVBIED

(mobile load)Plastic ExplosivesNo Frag

Plastic ExplosivesWithFrag

Suicide(mobile load)

EFP Family

Ulster – 35 Years Experience

South Lebanon – 8 Years Experience

Chechenya – 6 Years Experience

Gaza – 3 Years Experience

Afghanistan – 4 Years Experience

Iraq – 30 Months Experience


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An Evolving Threat

Command Wire IEDs Icon Vehicle AttacksVBIEDs

Targeting FirstResponders

Complex AmbushesImproved Concealment

More AggressiveVehicle Borne IEDs

Radio Controlled IEDs

CORDLESSPHONE


(Hart/697-5252/050927)

• Evolving• Learning

• InnovatingExplosively Formed Penetrator

and Claymore


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Route Clearance Initiatives

Cougar

Hunter-Killer

Cued to persistent surveillance sensors to interdict emplacers and detect/neutralize IEDs at stand-off


RG 31 (Nyala) Buffalo

EOD RobotsEnhanced stand-off investigation

and interrogation

Interim Vehicle Mounted Mine Detection System (IVMMD)

Stand-off Mine Detection and Marking


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Detect/Surveillance Initiatives

Persistent SurveillanceSpecialized Search Dogs

Stand off Detection


Backtracking CapabilityChange Detection


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Mitigate/Protect Initiatives

Armored Security Vehicle

M1114 Up-Armored HMMWV Outer Tactical Vest (OTV)

Small Arms Protective Insert (SAPI)

Buffalo



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National Lab / Industry ForumsFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

Objective: Orient and focus Labs to the JIEDD TF process.

Desired Outcome: Labs following the JIEDD TF process, working internally across their organizations and reaching out to Industry to help defeat IEDs.

When: 8-9 DEC 05

Where: IDA, Washington D.C.

Format:• IED World Wide Overview • Operational Context • Process Review and BAA Overview• Capability gaps by functional area• Engagement Mechanisms• Break out sessions

Lab Forum Industry ForumObjective: Orient and focus solution providers to

address capability gaps.

Desired Outcome: Harness national intellectual capital to help defeat IEDs. Quality submissions to our solicitations for technology in operational context.

When: 24-25 Jan 06

Where: Ronald Reagan Building, Washington D.C.

Format:• IED World Wide Overview • Operational Context • Process Review and BAA Overview• Capability gaps by functional area• Engagement Mechanisms• Break out sessions


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Our Strategic ApproachFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

Defeat the IED System

Train the ForceDefeat the IED Device

• Multi-Echelon Training• Technology Training• Information Dissemination• Doctrine / Institutional Training Changes

• Render Safe Operations• Route Clearance• Device Neutralization• Explosive Detection• Vehicle / Personnel Protection

Common Operation Picture

• Information Operations• Counter-Bomber Targeting• Device / Forensic Exploitation• Disposal of Unexploded and Captured Ordinance• Persistent Surveillance

DoDD 2000.19 Paragraph 4.1“Establish a holistic approach to defeating IED that incorporates intelligence, information, training, operations, materiel, technology, policy and resourcing solutions designed to address all of the tenets of assured mobility including prediction, detection, prevention, neutralization and mitigation.”

(Beveridge/697-8043/050801)FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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JIEDDO Evaluation ProcessFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

JIEDDO ClientPriorities

(CENTCOM, etc.)Requirements

NEW IDEAS(Industry, Labs,Academia, etc.)

JIEDDO

Initial Review

Group (IRG)

Joint LabBoard

Near TermJIEDDO

Evaluation & Integration Team

High RiskMid/Long Term

CapabilityGap

SubIPTs

JointIPT

Systems Integration / Initiative Sponsorship & Recommendation

[email protected](703) 697-7118

Feedback

Common Operational

Picture & Threat

FundingDecision


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JIEDDO Evaluation ProcessFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

JointIPT

PrototypeProduction

CONUSTEST

TheaterAssessment

TTP DEVELOPMENT

FundingDecision


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Contacting the JIEDD Organization

• Colonel Edward F. Martin, STRATCOM – [email protected]– (703) 697-3848 / DSN: 227-3848

• JIEDD Organization: (703) 697-7118– [email protected]


Effective 01 Feb 06: JIEDD Organization Relocating to Crystal City, VA• Telephones will change; same e-mail


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