1 513TH Military Intelligence BrigadeVIGILANT KNIGHTS
2 PURPOSE Provide an overview of 513th MI BDE’s mission, organization, function, capabilities, and current operations.
3 AGENDA Overview Vision Challenges Key InitiativesBattalions and the TGIC-C Current Disposition
4 OVERVIEW Mission 513th Military Intelligence Brigade conducts intelligence in support of USARCENT/CFLCC full spectrum operations in the CENTCOM AOR to defeat adversaries, promote regional stability, support allies and protect U.S. national interests; the brigade provides additional intelligence support to CENTCOM, EUCOM, SOCOM and other commands as directed.
5 OVERVIEW Command RelationshipCENTCOM OPCON ARCENT CFLCC Assigned 513 MI X INSCOM ADCON TGIC SCO OEF MI Bn (-) Field Office Iraq COBRA FOCUS (MNC) ROCC TRR-38 RRG TSCM COMTECH MASINT (CENTCOM Node) 513th assigned to CENTCOM by SecDef “Forces For” 513th OPCON to CFLCC by CENTCOM Order “Commander’s Business” Training Administration Budgeting Logistics Intel Oversight Taskings in support of the greater intelligence effort INSCOM provides and coordinates intelligence forces to meet Army requirements in support of the Joint Fight IDC EJK RSO Support G2X Augmentation MTTs
6 OVERVIEW Command RelationshipCENTCOM ARCENT (Army) MARCENT (Marines) NAVCENT (Navy) CENTAF (Air Force) SOCCENT (Special Operations) CJTF-HOA (Horn of Africa) MNF-I (Iraq) CSTC-A CJTF-76 513th assigned to CENTCOM by SecDef “Forces For” 513th is primary asset to meet ASCC Title X Intelligence Responsibilities in AOR This slide documents the CENTCOM command structure. Note that CJTF HOA, MNF-I and ISAF are separate commands under CENTCOM. KEY – ADCON RESPONSIBILITIES – MFO/SINAI ADDED RECENTLY- CFC-A WILL TRANSITION TO NATO ISAF HOWEVER, SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS WILL REMAIN OR EVEN GROW. US ARCENT ADCON Responsibilities and Title 10 Support to JTF ARFORs UNCLASSIFIED // FOUO
7 AMC USARCENT /CFLCC Inter-Agency Partners ALL FunctionsXXXX AMC USARCENT /CFLCC ALL Functions USACE DLA DESC Transcom SDDC Theater Support CDDOC ASG III ASG III Theater Sustain Inter-Agency Partners QA KU CJRSO 335 XX (NETCOM) G6 II 513 (INSCOM) MI X 377 XX AMC SWA CID 3 (CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION DIVISION) III G4 TF KU TSC X X X (AVIATION) AFSB AFSB TF AVCRAD XX X 401st 402nd Third Army/USARCENT conducts Joint and Combined full spectrum operations, CJRSOI, theater sustainment, Title 10 support, and Theater Security Cooperation (TSC) in the CENTCOM AOR to defeat adversaries, promote regional stability, support allies, and protect U.S. national interests. This task organization reflects our Theater forces and does not include CONUS organization. ASG-Kuwait and ASG-Qatar are both commanded by an Army Colonel. The second row units are our sub-ordinate units. Provides a forward-based, service component command (ASCC) to plan, and on order, conduct land operations across the USCENTCOM AOR. Provides Title 10 support and services to theater ARFOR commands, as well as directed Army support to other services (ASOS). Conducts Theater Security Cooperation (TSC) activities. Supports force rotations, conducts CJRSO, provides theater sustainment and other support as required to forces in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Horn of Africa. MFO 160 II III III SG Multi-national Force and Observers (SIGNAL) AF Navy III Navy PSC 3 (TF 586) (NAVELSG) ADCON (MEDICAL TASK FORCE) (PERSCOM) 475 III (QUARTERMASTER) III III III III 336 595 Navy 13 (TRANS) (TTG) (NCWRON) (FINANCE)
8 Area is roughly twice the geographical area of the United States. Kazakhstan Uzbekistan Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan Turkmenistan Turkmenistan Tajikistan Lebanon Syria Iraq Afghanistan Iran Jordan Pakistan Kuwait Bahrain Egypt Saudi Arabia Qatar U.A.E. Oman Eritrea Overview: CENTCOM AOR 27 Countries – Does NOT include Israel. ARCENT not responsible for combat operations in Iraq or Afghanistan; however, is responsible for providing their support. 670 + million people Ranges from Kenya to Kazakhstan, from the Great Pyramids to Pakistan, from Syria to Seychelles Area is roughly twice the geographical area of the United States. Linear distance from one end to the other roughly equivalent to the distance from Nome, Alaska, to Miami, FL 28 Religions, 77 Languages 65 percent of the world’s known oil reserves 37 percent of world’s natural gas reserves A region in turmoil and flux Rich and diverse histories and cultures Searching for a modern identity Changing leadership Struggling with dichotomy of the traditional versus the modern Yemen Sudan Sudan Djibouti Djibouti Ethiopia Somalia Kenya Seychelles
9 Department of State Travel WarningsThere are thirty (30) current travel warnings; thirteen (13) are in the CENTCOM Area of Responsibility Of the world’s 30 active Department of State Travel Warnings, 13 are in our AOR; almost half. If you add the four countries adjacent to our AOR, countries in our Area of Interest, then we have 17 of the 30 countries. (Probably not a good area to plan a vacation) FOR BACKGROUND/ REFERENCE The remaining Department of State Travel Warnings, by Joint Unified Command and country: EUCOM (10): Algeria, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Burundi, Central African Republic, Chad, Cote d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza, Liberia, Nigeria PACOM (5): East Timor, Indonesia, Nepal, Philippines, Sri Lanka SOUTHCOM (2): Columbia, Haiti Four (4) Area of Interest Countries are also on the list: -Democratic Republic of the Congo -Central African Republic -Chad -Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza
10 OVERVIEW Brigade StructureMI X 513 202 297 TF LIGHTNING 224 (AE) 345 HHC Forward Collection Operations CJTF-76 MIB Aerial Exploitation Reserve Component OPCON to INSCOM
11 OVERVIEW Brigade ArenaMilitary – 1192 126 Officers, 89 Warrant Officers, 977 Enlisted Civilian DAC = 68 MICECP = 52 (of 68) Contractors 236 support brigade operations 143 provide “direct” support to the brigade 68 are funded by the Bde
12 Military Personnel ENL WO MOS AUTH ASGD DEP AVAIL FILL IWA AWA 96B/35F96B/35F 97 89 20 52% 92% 98% 95% 96D/35G 43 34 1 65% 79% 51% 74% 96H/35H 14 9 2 36% 64% 73% 91% 96U/35K 22 23 19 18% 105% 114% 112% 97B/35L 144 120 39 19% 83% 158% 143% 97E35M 94 98 69 26% 104% 56% 75% 98C/35N 168 121 28 42% 72% 78% 98G/35P 35 57% 106% 94% 98Y/35S 54 60 15 111% WO 350F 10 8 70% 80% 350G 7 5 71% 87% 351L 4 20% 50% 351M 25% 59% 352N 17 11 3 35% 97% 88% 352P 150% 200% 136% 110% 352Q 107% 352R 96% 93% 352S 100% 144% 353T 125% 81%
13 OVERVIEW InstallationTaskings in support of FGGA Installation Support Platoon Gym 6 Operations Staff Cleaning detail Tax Assistance Military Obligations Courts Martial Panel Military Medical Retention Board (MMRB) Retirement Ceremonies Force protection / Anti-terrorism Program Support to the Local Community Casualty Assistance/Casualty Notification Funeral Details Special Olympics Support Speaking Engagements Ensure AT/FP is nested in installation’s plan
14 Vision The 513th Military Intelligence Brigade provides world-class actionable intelligence support across the full spectrum of operations. We are mission-focused, values-based, and people centric. We build on new capabilities and enduring excellence to remain agile and adaptable. Fundamentals anchor our ability to contend with ambiguity and complexity. We have a reputation for outstanding leaders, winning teams, and Soldiers and civilians who are proud, fit, competent, disciplined, and motivated.
15 Command Philosophy Sustain Readiness Develop Leaders Support to GWOTTrain Soldiers Build Teams
16 Key Initiatives/EventsHow to fight a TIB DCGS-A Fixed Facility: IOC 2007, FOC 2008 224th redeployment BRIGHT STAR 07 (Oct – Nov 07) OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM (Nov 07) BEDROCC Contractor to DA Civilian conversion to reduce contractor costs. IPF to GGB upgrade for 224th
17 MI TASK FORCE LIGHTNING TASK ORGANIZATIONTFL 513 INTG HHC TFL HUMINT A 202 377 60 PAX CI HQ INT ICE HQ OMT/PLT POLY BSCT LING MNG’T 7 PAX 12 PAX 8 PAX 6 PAX 26 PAX 11 PAX 2 PAX 4 PAX 16 PAX HCT (x 18) 72 PAX MIT (x 5) SIGINT A TFL USA USARNG USN USAF/USAFR NATIONAL AGENCIES 20 PAX HQ AERIAL COLL COLL HQ ROCC COLL 1 COLL 2 6 PAX 1 PAX 12 PAX Survey 5 PAX DRUID 10 PAX MASINT LLVI REMOTE COLL 3 PAX 8 PAX 9 PAX 6 PAX
18 Field Office Southwest AsiaMI 202ND Field Office Southwest Asia MI MI MI MI MI D HHC A B C2 CS/CSS Reach Support Strat Debriefing Computer Forensics TSCM Deployed ISO OEF 06 08 CI Investigations CI Operations CI Collections Companies merged due to shortages SIGINT Ground Collection CI Opn CI Collection CI Investigations TSCM (in AOR) STRAT Debriefing CI Special Program Operational Service & Support Teams Field Office Iraq MI CI Operations CI Investigations
19 MI MI MI MI MI 224th (AE) HHSC A B Rear Det UAS GRCS AIR RECON COAVIATION CO EW MI Rear Det CMD SECT B Co HQ
20 Regional Operations (KU)MI 297 MI MI MI MI MI HHSC A DET TSA B C 297th Military Intelligence Battalion conducts multi-discipline intelligence analysis, production, and collection management in support of USARCENT/CFLCC full spectrum operations in the CENTCOM AOR to defeat adversaries, promote regional stability, support allies, and protect US national interests …o/o Deploys tailored intelligence support. C/297th Regional Operations Company. Supports CFLCC C2 ISE with AS Tm, CSG, IDC, and Bde for Fwd HQs, TRR-38 & SCIF. Capable of forward deploying ARCENT EECP (JMICS 15A). ARCENT EECP o/o Inter-Theater Tailored Intelligence for CFLCC & CENTCOM (Theater RES Bde). ARCENT JTF HQs o/o Deployable Tailored CFLCC ACE for KU or AOR (with Bn Ops TAC HQs). Service & Support Admin, Tng, Ops IEW / S6 Maint MPs C2, CS, CSS JTF HQs Mission Theater Operations MASINT IMINT HARC SIGINT DCGS-A TES-FWD CGS (x2) / JSWS TS-L TS-II JTF HQs Mission COBRA FOCUS SIGINT DS MNC-I Regional Operations AS Tm (x4) IDC-Gordon DCGS-A JMICS 1A TS-II (x2) ACE BLK II ASAS-Lite IDC-Tampa OCP Mission JTF HQs Mission Regional Operations (KU) AS Tm CSG-Kuwait TRR-38 / SCIF JMICS 15A EECP Mission IDC-Afghanistan EJK TF / EST UNCLASSIFIED
21 Theater Ground IntelligenceCenter - Central Mission Statement Execute multi-disciplined full spectrum Intelligence Overwatch through a seamless enterprise architecture IOT improve warning and reaction time and provide situational understanding in support of theater engagement, force protection operations and precision action by Third Army Commander and subordinate formations. Synchronize intelligence activities within the federated framework through collaboration, shared data management and visualization tools to provide on demand and persistent support to Theater and National intelligence efforts and operations.
22 TGIC-C Major FunctionsEnduring Functions Support ASCC, COCOM and engaged forces with tailored products Echelon Above Corps (EAC) Functional Intel Experts Intelligence support to Force Protection Counterintelligence / Counter-terrorism / HUMINT analysis Technical db on extremist / terrorist networks / FIS Trend analysis ISO special targets I&W and monitoring of foreign ground forces Measures and Signatures Intelligence regional node Imagery exploitation ISO SA and OPLAN development Recent / Emerging Functions Open Source Intelligence Tactical Overwatch GMTI Forensics UAS exploitation Biometrics DCGS-A Fixed Facility and COOP Key Points INSCOM provides dedicated intelligence support to the 5 Army Service Component Commanders. The support we provide is referred to as “Echelon Above Corps” to differentiate it from the intelligence support provide to Army Corps, Divisions and Brigades. As new technologies are developed, we strive to quickly incorporate or “insert” these technologies into ongoing operations to benefit our deployed Army. INSCOM’s 902nd MI Group provides the full range of CI/CE support to our Army. INSCOM also manages the TROJAN system that provides SCI level connectivity throughout the Army. A wide range of recent and emerging functions are as shown here.
23 TGIC – Central… Road to FOC1Q FY07 2Q FY07 3Q FY07 4Q FY07 Enhanced Efficiency & Knowledge Intelligence WFF END STATE Focused MOS and section training; JTF capable Digital Partnership and reach w- engaged forces Intelligence focus and federated responsibilities Full Spectrum Multi- Discipline Support to ASCC and Overwatch to Engaged Forces Confident & adaptable workforce Personnel Soldier stabilization and Foundry DAC hiring and continuity Well versed in contemporary realities Unprecedented Access, Collaboration and Processing Force Modernization & Transformation Joint Common Server Baseline (DCGS-A & extensions) Integrated backbone and fusion brain Hardware and collaborative software tool integration
24 Theater Ground IntelligenceCenter - Central Take Aways Operationally responsive Behavior and cultural expertise paramount to the man-hunt and engagement Enterprise architecture and federated mission provides efficiency and reduces seams Fixed-facility provides continuity and historical perspectives Invest now for the long-war 1) Persistence is equal to the entire enterprise (SIGINT/IMINT/MASINT/FMV). Takes all INTs to find, fix and destroy the enemy. Vision: Continuity over time Institutional knowledge Behavior & cultural SME Seamless architectures Postured for the long-war
25 Wrap-Up Questions POCs S3, LTC Michael Ramirez 780-5633TGIC-C, LTC (P) Jim Norwood BOC, /1634 RA, Mr. JD MacDonald