T&E M&S War Game Results. Jim Hazlett Director, Mission Profiling Mission Innovation Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems

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T&E M&S War Results Jim Hazlett Director, Mission Profiling Mission Innovation Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems

Overview Purpose: Recent seminar war game for modeling and simulation (M&S) sponsor to identify areas for M&S strategic investments in support of future force developmental and operational test and evaluation (T&E) Participation: About 30 players from T&E, M&S, developmental & operational test & evaluation (DT&E /OT&E) and other communities Divided into three interdisciplinary teams research, design, facilitation and reporting provided to players Research: Purpose: Understand the challenges Gather appropriate issues for game discussion Build credible scenarios Identify subject matter experts Generate interest in game About 15 DoD, joint and service commands and organizations visited Page 2

Scenarios and Moves Scenarios (2015 2020): Provide participants with a context for discussion not an operational war game Three representative scenarios (linked to Defense Planning Guidance (DPG) scenarios)*: Urban canyon Triple canopy jungle Rugged terrain Four moves (Given a Future Blue Force): Move 1: Red Move Counter the Blue Force Move 2: Blue Force Evaluation Metrics Move 3: Test the Blue Force Identify needed T&E capabilities and specific M&S challenges Move 0: Characterize the barriers between present and future state and capture T&E, M&S strategic priorities * All with Deep Underground (DUG) facilities Page 3

Approach Phase I: Design & Development Phase II: Preparation Phase III: Execution Phase IV: Assessment/ Analysis Research Visits War SiteVisit ~7 Days Intro Research Questions Materials Production ~7 Days Moves Day 1 Quicklook Day + 7 Scenario Development Dry Run Days 1 & 2 Report Day + 30 ~30 Days ~7 Days Page 4

Move Design Move 1 Move 2 Move 3 Move 0 Scenario A Team A: Team A: Team A: Team A: Red-team Blue force Develop Blue force metrics ID T&E caps and M&S challenges Strategic priorities Scenario B Scenario C Team B: Red-team Blue force Team C: Red-team Blue force Team B: Develop Blue force metrics Team C: Develop Blue force metrics Team B: ID T&E caps and M&S challenges Team C: ID T&E caps and M&S challenges Team B: Strategic priorities Team C: Strategic priorities Recommendations & Conclusions Tactical Operational Strategic Page 5

Training Competing T&E M&S Paradigms The current/ old paradigm of reduced modeling and simulation as hardware comes on line will no longer apply as M&S matures and as T&E integrates with other systemic M&S The Old Paradigm of Modeling and Simulation vs. Hardware T&E M&S Tails Off Off... Level of Use Time... As As Hardware Comes on on Line Line for for Test Test VS. With Full Spectrum Integration, M&S Level of Use Doesn t Tail Off -- It Spirals Upward The The T&E T&E Virtuous Spiral Spiral R&D E x p e r i m e n t a t i o n T&E Exercises Operational Planning Mission Shadowing Mission Reconstruction Mission Review Time Integrated Full Full Spectrum M&S M&S Page 6

Recommended Actions (1) Develop a mapping of M&S capabilities into T&E requirements Develop plans to better integrate M&S into design and T&E of future forces Create a DoD T&E and M&S professional society to facilitate T&E and M&S exchange and interactions and to foster development of next generation of T&E and M&S professionals Integrate M&S into development and acquisition programs in a valueadded manner Organize Electronic Attack (EA) T&E/M&S workshops to address how EA and other network disruptions are addressed in programs, T&E and M&S Examine how T&E and M&S is being employed by specific programs to address C 4 ISR backbone issues Define situational awareness/understanding and sensor fusion representation requirements for developmental and acquisition programs and for T&E and M&S communities Page 7

Recommended Actions (2) Work with National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) to develop common set of terrain requirements and representations to support programs and T&E Promote improved collaboration between T&E and M&S community and joint/service Red, intel, and doctrine development (including joint). Integrate M&S into development and acquisition programs in a valueadded manner to facilitate integrated development and T&E Invest in M&S representation of sensor fusion to support system development and T&E Examine use of M&S in development of future force with an eye toward integrating it in such a way that it optimally supports system development and T&E (i.e., Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) Institute DoD M&S/T&E professional organization to support information exchange, coordination, and community replenishment and growth Streamline and update DoD testing security protocol to keep current with changing requirements to protect developmental capabilities Work with T&E and community to collaborate on various visions, paradigms and versions of future programs Page 8

Major Strategic Findings Make investments: M&S of system of systems and representation of C 4 ISR fusion Developing joint M&S collaborative environment, infrastructure and common framework Scalable/high-fidelity, composable, transformable architecture; Robust synthetic natural environment i.e., wave propagation and terrain modeling Develop capabilities Provide replication of: Equipment and systems Trained personnel Territory Capture secondary, systemic effects of equipment and system changes Experiment with new doctrine and developmental capabilities e.g., asymmetric warfare Page 9