I ntegrity - S ervice - E xcellence
I ntegrity - S ervice - E xcellence
I ntegrity - S ervice - E xcellence
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Headquarters U.S. Air Force<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e<br />
Civil Engineer Readiness<br />
Col Thomas Quasney<br />
HQ AFCESA<br />
Director, Readiness Support
How CE Organizes to Deploy<br />
UTC Re-structure and the Force Module<br />
Concept<br />
Deployment Requirements<br />
Training for Contingency<br />
Operations<br />
Command and Control<br />
AF Incident Management System<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e<br />
Outline
Headquarters U.S. Air Force<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e<br />
CE UTC Re-structure and<br />
the Force Module Concept
OPEN THE<br />
AIRBASE<br />
COMMAND &<br />
CONTROL<br />
ESTABLISH<br />
THE AIRBASE<br />
GENERATE THE<br />
MISSION<br />
OPERATE THE<br />
AIRBASE<br />
OPEN THE<br />
AIRBASE<br />
Force Modules – At a Glance<br />
# UTCs PAX STONS TIMING (notional; lift limited)<br />
COMMAND &<br />
CONTROL<br />
ESTABLISH THE<br />
AIRBASE<br />
39 120 180 C-Day (minus) C+2<br />
42 99 76 C+12hr C+5<br />
271 581 2478 C+1 C+6<br />
Series of 99 different<br />
FMs for various w/s<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e<br />
C+2 C+10<br />
253 378 592 C+4 C+14<br />
GENERATE THE<br />
MISSION<br />
OPERATE THE<br />
AIRBASE<br />
C-365 C+0<br />
C+14 C+29<br />
SUSTAINMENT<br />
CLOSE THE<br />
AIRBASE *<br />
* Capability to be<br />
developed<br />
4<br />
4
CE UTC Transformation – Why?<br />
Current UTC construct designed to “build the base”; not flexible<br />
UTCs too large for sustainment ops<br />
Current UTCs being fragmented more often than not<br />
Capabilities-based UTCs provide flexibility<br />
AF Civil Engineers involved in more “Joint” missions<br />
Need to provide COCOM most effective solutions to conduct a broad<br />
spectrum of engineer operations<br />
Equipment UTCs postured for every personnel UTC<br />
Reduce equipment to match requirement<br />
Changing nature of military “enemy”<br />
Need new combinations of concepts, capabilities, people, and<br />
organizations that exploit our nation's advantages<br />
PBD 720 force reduction--impacts UTC capability<br />
“In the development of air power, one has to look ahead and not backward to<br />
figure out what is going to happen.”<br />
Brigadier General Billy Mitchell Assistant Chief of the Air S<strong>ervice</strong>, 1919-24“<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAX Pest Mgmt (2-pn)<br />
CE Force Module<br />
Establish the Base - AF BOS (1100-person)<br />
102 Personnel<br />
4FPES C2 UTC (6-pn) 4FPAL LFM UTC (2-pn) 4FPAR HVAC UTC (3-pn) 4FPAP Power Pro UTC (2-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPSA Eng O3 (1-pn)<br />
4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn)<br />
4FPSB Eng O4 (1-pn)<br />
4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn)<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e Break-out Comparison
4FPAP Power Pro UTC<br />
(2-pn)<br />
4FPAL LFM UTC (2-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAX Pest Mgmt (2-pn)<br />
CE Force Module<br />
Establish the Base - AF BOS (2200-person)<br />
4FPAP Power Pro UTC<br />
(2-pn)<br />
4FPAQ Elect UTC (3-pn)<br />
150 Personnel<br />
4FPAU Utilities UTC (3-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPES C2 UTC (6-pn) 4FPAL LFM UTC (2-pn) 4FPAR HVAC UTC (3-pn) 4FPAP Power Pro UTC (2-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPAX Pest Mgmt<br />
(2-pn)<br />
4FPAS Pavemts UTC (4-pn)<br />
4FPSA Eng O3 (1-pn)<br />
4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn)<br />
4FPAT Struct UTC (3-pn)<br />
4FPSB Eng O4 (1-pn)<br />
4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn)<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e Break-out Comparison
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn)<br />
4FPAL LFM UTC<br />
(2-pn)<br />
4FPAP Power Pro UTC<br />
(2-pn)<br />
4FPAL LFM UTC (2-pn)<br />
4FPES C2 UTC (6-pn) 4FPAL LFM UTC (2-pn) 4FPAR HVAC UTC (3-pn) 4FPAP Power Pro UTC (2-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAX Pest Mgmt (2-pn)<br />
CE Force Module<br />
Establish the Base - AF BOS (3300-person)<br />
195 Personnel<br />
4FPAT Structures UTC 4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn)<br />
(3-pn)<br />
4FPAP Power 4FPAU Pro Utilities UTC 4FPAX (3-pn) Pest Mgmt<br />
UTC (2-pn)<br />
(2-pn)<br />
4FPAP Power Pro UTC 4FPET UTC (26-pn) 4FPAX Pest Mgmt<br />
(2-pn)<br />
(2-pn)<br />
4FPAQ Elect UTC (3-pn) 4FPET UTC 4FPAS (26-pn) Pavemts UTC (4-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPSA Eng O3 (1-pn)<br />
4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn)<br />
4FPAP Power Pro<br />
UTC (2-pn)<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn)<br />
4FPAT Struct UTC (3-pn)<br />
4FPSB Eng O4 (1-pn)<br />
4FPAM LG Spt (2-pn)<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e Break-out Comparison
56-Personnel<br />
CE Force Module<br />
Joint BOS<br />
4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAN Supt UTC (1-pn) 4FPAM LG Supt UTC (2-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
4FPET UTC (26-pn)<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
5000<br />
4000<br />
3000<br />
2000<br />
1000<br />
0<br />
2001<br />
Sep 01<br />
Feb 02<br />
OEF<br />
Steady State<br />
Nov 02<br />
May 03<br />
OIF<br />
Aug-03<br />
Jan-04<br />
Jan-05<br />
Deployed Requirements<br />
Jan-06<br />
Iraq/Afghanistan<br />
Joint Requirements<br />
May-06<br />
Sep-06<br />
Feb-07<br />
CENTCOM EUCOM SOUTHCOM<br />
NORTHCOM PACOM Joint<br />
CENTCOM Requirements (Apr 07): 2374<br />
AEF Supporting AF: 1424 AEF Supporting Army/Joint: 950<br />
AEF Other COCOM: 167 AEF Total Requirements: 2541<br />
Apr-07<br />
Airmen I n Open, t e g r i t Establish y - S e r v i c and e - E Operate x c e l l e n Airfields<br />
c e<br />
Aug-07
Training for Contingency Ops<br />
Expeditionary Training<br />
Home Station Training (HST)<br />
Training enhanced to increase focus on<br />
contingency skills<br />
Troops better prepared for today’s mission<br />
Silver Flag<br />
Validation on low density, high demand<br />
assets<br />
Eagle Flag<br />
Combat Support’s version of “Red Flag”<br />
Tests ability to establish air bases<br />
“ILO” Combat Skills Training<br />
Upward trend in joint operation rotations in<br />
combat areas for…<br />
EOD in joint IED operations<br />
Prime BEEF and RED HORSE<br />
Army Power Projection Platforms (PPPs) will<br />
continue to be source for training<br />
2AF has command staff to manage training<br />
Functionals drive curriculum<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
Training for Contingency Ops<br />
Common Battlefield Airmen Training<br />
CSAF tasked senior leaders to institutionalize combat training<br />
What CBAT is…<br />
Training expeditionary combat skills<br />
Identify most urgent needs first by AFS<br />
Expand to training pipelines where appropriate<br />
Eventual course offerings from “101” to “PhD”<br />
What CBAT is not…<br />
Training for all BMT graduates<br />
Immediate replacement for Army ILO training<br />
Replacement for 19 hour pre-deployment training<br />
Incremental ramp-up of operational capability FY07-14<br />
FY08: 250 personnel; Weather and EOD 1st priority<br />
FY10: 500 - 750 personnel<br />
FY12: 1,250 - 6,200 personnel<br />
FY14: 6,200 - 14,000 personnel<br />
Mobile training team concept employed in Jan 08<br />
3-phase approach to ramp-up full CBAT operation at permanent location<br />
CSAF direction “…develop I n t e g CBAT r i t y to - increase S e r v i combat c e - E power x c e l of l e Airmen n c e on the battlefield”
Command and Control<br />
What Is AFIMS?<br />
The Air Force Emergency Management Program is transforming to<br />
implement a new Air Force Incident Management System (AFIMS)<br />
as the single system the Air Force will use to implement the<br />
National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the National<br />
Response Plan (NRP)<br />
Single emergency response system<br />
At home station or expeditionary locations, whether in wartime or<br />
peacetime, CONUS or OCONUS<br />
Incorporates key elements of the NIMS and the NRP<br />
Meets the intent of National and DoD policy and guidance<br />
Ensures Air Force-unique command and control requirements remain<br />
sound to execute critical mission-oriented operations<br />
AF units stand ready for Defense Support to Civil Authorities missions<br />
Same language and operation: on base, off base, and deployed<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
Headquarters U.S. Air Force<br />
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e<br />
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