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Contamination Avoidance Programs The Joint Program Office for Biological Defense is leveraging the benefits of the ACTD program to greatly accelerate the development of the next generation of remote/early warning systems (i.e., systems other than the LR-BSDS). This new generation of detectors is referred to as the Joint Biological Remote/Early Warning System (JBREWS). JPO-BD is managing a JBREWS ACTD that will address selected CINCs’ needs, and will better refine our requirements and concepts regarding remote/early warning systems. Joint Biological Remote Early Warning System (JBREWS) Rationale: • CENTCOM and EUCOM requirement (ACTD) • All services interest (ACTD and objective system) Key Requirements: • JPO-BD is sponsoring a series of concept studies, including a Study Advisory Group (SAG) composed of CINC, Service, and Joint NBC Defense Board representatives. This cooperative effort will define the requirements for the JBREWS ACTD • The ACTD formally started in FY98, with fielding of ACTD systems to selected CINCs around FY01 • Lessons learned from the JBREWS ACTD will assist the SAG in developing/refining its requirements document for the JBREWS objective system • JBREWS objective system is expected to start fielding around FY03 Description: To Reduce False Alarms “2 or More Detections” Detections for Alarms JBREWS Data Fusion • Affordable High Density Number of Sensors - Ensures There are Several Near Detonation Points • Automated • Sensor Fused • Link to JWARN BOTTOM LINE Early Warning Enables Masking to Reduce Exposures 40-70% Networked Organic Bio Detection Capabilities JBREWS Data Fusion U.S./Allied Forces Downwind Hazard Plume Suspect BW Facility Networked Sensors can Provide Force Protection and Sample for Collateral Hazards within U.S. Controlled Areas JBREWS is planned to become a “system of systems.” That is, it may have legacy systems—BIDS, JBPDS, and standoff LIDAR systems such as the LR-BSDS—integrated with short range biological standoff detection systems (SR-BSDS) and dense arrays of miniaturized, rugged point detectors into a distributed network of sensors. The miniature sensors will possess only one or two of the functionalities that the much more robust JBPDS will have. The point detectors may be employed in a variety of ways: carried on vehicles, emplaced by hand around unit/site perimeters, remotely emplaced by aircraft, or possibly even delivered by artillery or rocket systems to project the sensors into contested or enemy controlled areas. The systems need to be networked to provide the greatest confidence of accurate detection and rapid warning. They will need to be deployed and distributed widely and in high numbers to ensure point releases are not missed. FLOT Strike A-19
NBC Defense Annual Report A-20 NBC RECONNAISSANCE Joint Service NBC Reconnaissance System (JSNBCRS) The Joint Service NBC Reconnaissance program is a coordinated Army and Marine Corps effort which will yield improved reconnaissance capabilities for both heavy and lightweight vehicle platforms. It will satisfy requirements for: M93A1 NBC Reconnaissance System (NBCRS) Production M93A1 P3I Block II Light NBC Reconnaissance System (LNBCRS) Lightweight Reconnaissance System (LWRS) Rationale: • Joint Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps Requirement Key Requirements: • Armored vehicle with over-pressure collective protection and macro cooling • Chemical agent stand-off and point detectors and monitors • Radiation detector and monitor • Integrate central data processor with all detectors and monitors; navigation and communications system; jam resistant communications system; and meteorological sensing system • Integration of advanced NBC detection and analysis equipment suited for Marine Air- Ground Task Force (MAGTF) operations (LNBCRS) • Standard Marine Corps host vehicle, transportable by C-130, CH-53E, and LCAV-30 (LNBCRS) Description: The LNBCRS (shown) will provide a premiere vehicle for accurate, rapid NBC combat hazard information by verifying the absence of, finding, mapping, and marking radiological, biological, and chemical hazards. The LNBCRS will be an integration of advanced NBC detection and analysis equipment suited for Marine Air-Ground Team Force expeditionary operations and Army rapid deployment/light operations.
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Executive Summary The National Defe
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OVERVIEW OF REPORT Executive Summar
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