Title: RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TACTICAL COURSE Lesson 4 Exercise Budgeting
1RESOURCE MANAGEMENT TACTICAL COURSELesson 4
Exercise Budgeting
2TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE (TLO)
- PREPARE AN EXERCISE BUDGET FOR A TACTICAL UNIT
CONDUCTING A MAJOR TRAINING EXERCISE
3ENABLING LEARNING OBJECTIVES (ELOs)
- Identify the type of funding and the issues and
procedures for budgeting a Combat Training Center
(CTC) rotation. - Identify the type of funding and the issues and
procedures for budgeting a Warfighter exercise. - Identify the type of funding and the issues and
procedures for budgeting a Joint chiefs of Staff
(JCS) exercise. - Determine the exercise requirements for a
tactical unit conducting a major training
exercise.
4ACRONYMS FOR RMTS LESSON 4 EXERCISE BUDGETING
- Refer to your acronym list handout for any term
you dont understand.
5COMBAT TRAINING CENTERS
National Training Center
Joint Readiness Training Center
Combat Maneuver Training Center
6NATIONAL TRAINING CENTER
- Provides tough, realistic training
- Services brigades and regiments
- Provides a high-intensity environment
- Focuses on battalion/task force level
- Role-plays 52 ID (M) HQ
- Provides routine briefings
- Maintains fidelity on the battlefield
7JOINT READINESS TRAINING CENTER
- Heavy integration of Air Force, Navy, Marine,
host nation, and civilian personnel - Realistic training
- Emphasis on joint service teamwork
- Soldiers are trained to deploy on short notice
and be prepared to fight upon arrival
8COMBAT MANEUVER TRAINING CENTER
- Located in Hohenfels, Germany
- Provides realistic joint and combined arms
training - Trains up to task-organized brigade combat team
and selected division maneuver assets - Conducts Mission Rehearsal Exercises
- Supports Corps level aviation deep attack
exercises
9BATTLE COMMAND TRAINING PROGRAM
BCTP Objective - Provide leader development,
command and battle staff training BCTP Mission
- Support realistic, stressful training and
leader development for ARFOR/ASCC, Corps,
Division, and Brigade Commanders
10CTC FUNDING
- Rotations are programmed years in advance.
- CTC missions are funded separately.
- Each CTC has its own MDEP.
AMSCO 115012
- Funds are based on Troop List Template.
- Last minute changes are a direct cost to units
OPTEMPO funds.
11CTC FUNDING IS SPLIT
CTC Funding for CLASS IX Repair Parts
CTC Funds
OPTEMPO Funds
- Lease of Vehicles, Equipment, or Real Property
- Civilian Employee Overtime
- HAZMAT Handling or Disposal
- Damage to CTC Equipment or Property
- Emergency Aviation Maintenance Support
- Supplies and Equipment
Exercise-specific requirements during deployment,
exercise, and redeployment
- Train-up
- Pre-deployment Prep
- Recovery Operations
- Supply Stockpiling
Proration Formula M998s Unit 200 NTC 300
500 for rotation 200/500 40 of all M998s are
unit owned Thus, 40 of all M998 parts ordered
are paid by Unit OPTEMPO
12NTC FUNDING CYCLE
- D-Day Deployment day from home station.
- R-Day Regeneration day.
- D-360 NTC Preparation begins.
- D-120 FORSCOM approves units Troop List.
- D-60 Unit sends DD Form 448, MIPR, DODAAC, and
APCs to DRM, Fort Irwin. - D-30 Unit coordination with DAO, Fort Irwin for
finance support must be completed. - R8 Unit clears NTC.
- R38 All accounts settled with NTC.
- R65 Unit submits After Action Report.
13A WARFIGHTER EXERCISE
- Is A Major Training Event for Corps and Division
Commanders and staffs - Is Run by BCTP at Fort Leavenworth, KS
- Is Driven by the Simulation System
- Is Focused on Battle Command and control
- Is Conducted at Units Home Station
- Has Limited Troop and Equipment Requirements
- Has Significant Contractor support
14WARFIGHTER FUNDING
AMSCO 115012
MDEP TCBC
BCTP Funding Covers
- Planning Conferences
- Training Seminars
- TDY Transportation
- Normal Warfighter Exercise Operating Costs
(Including Contractor Support Costs)
15UNIT FUNDING (OPTEMPO)
- Normal Operating Costs
- Additional Player Personnel Participation
- Expendable Supplies
16A JCS EXERCISE
Is CJCS Directed and Controlled
Involves Two or More Armed Services
17PHASES OF A JCS EXERCISE
Pre-deployment/Deployment
Exercise
Re-deployment/Recovery
18CJCS EXERCISE FUNDING
MDEP VJCS
AMSCO 121011
Covers Incremental Costs Only
- Costs Chargeable to CJCS Funding
- Pre-deployment/deployment costs
- Exercise site costs
- Re-deployment/recovery Costs
19PRE-DEPLOYMENT/DEPLOYMENT COSTS
TDY (Conferences and Site Surveys)
TDY (Conferences and Site Surveys)
Commercial Transportation
Increased PLL and ASL
Pre-positioned Materiel
Deployment POL
Office or Administrative Supplies
20EXERCISE SITE COSTS
Advanced Party/VIP TDY
Repair Part Replenishment
POL
Purchased Services (Ice, Water, Portable
Latrines, Etc.
Rents
Utilities
Office or Administrative Supplies
21RE-DEPLOYMENT/RECOVERY COSTS
22COSTS NOT CHARGEABLE TO JCS FUNDING
- Pre-exercise Training
- Pre-exercise Maintenance
- MTOE Equipment Supplies retained after an
exercise - Army Aircraft Operations
- MWR
- Uniforms and TA-50
- Class I Rations
- Computer, Printing, and Reproduction Equipment
- Units or personnel in excess of the exercise
troop list
- Reference AR 350-28 APP B
23DETERMINING JCS EXERCISE INCREMENTAL COSTS
24EXAMPLE OF INCREMENTAL COSTS
25RESOURCE MANAGER (RM) TASKS
- Participate in Staff Planning Process
- Capture Costs
- Obtain Funds
- Monitor, Coordinate and Arbitrate
- Close Accounts and Settle Final MIPR Amount
- Participate in After Action Review and Report
26JCS EXERCISE BUDGETING TOOLS
- G3
- G4
- DTO
- Unit Budget Estimates
- Past Exercise Final Cost Reports
27JCS EXERCISE BUDGETING CYCLE
28JCS EXERCISE BUDGETING CYCLE
After the Exercise Ends
The Exercise Ends
Submit Exercise Final Cost Report
Submit JCS Exercise After Action Review
Receive Reimbursement
29REQUIRED REPORTS
FORSCOM Form 253-R
- Preliminary Planning Estimate (30 Days After FAA
Tasking Message is Sent) - Preliminary Budget Estimate (180 Days Before
C-Day) - Field Budget Estimate (90 Days before C-Day)
- Final Cost Report (90 Days After E-Day)
30EXERCISE FIGHTING FALCON
Exercise Fighting Falcon '04
31TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE (TLO)
- PREPARE AN EXERCISE BUDGET FOR A TACTICAL UNIT
CONDUCTING A MAJOR TRAINING EXERCISE