Minimizing Fratricide Maximizing Combat Effectiveness Panel

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Minimizing Fratricide - Maximizing Combat
Effectiveness Panel Chief, Combat
Identification, Special Projects Office, CERDEC
Mr. Pete Glikerdas
UNCLASSIFIED
04-06
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FCS Management Structure

• FCS Program Manager Office under PEO GCS
• PM Offices reporting to PM FCS
• Manned Systems Integration (O-6 level _at_ Warren,
  MI)
• Lethality Systems Integration (O-6 level _at_
  Picatinny, NJ)
• Network Systems Integration (O-6 level _at_
  Monmouth, NJ)
• Technologies (O-6 level _at_ Arlington, VA)
• Simulations (O-5 level _at_ Arlington, VA)
• Unmanned Ground Vehicles (O-5 level _at_ Warren, MI)
• Unmanned Air Vehicles (O-5 level _at_ Huntsville, AL)

Program Managers Intent Field FCS-equipped
Units of Action with Threshold Future Force
Capability by the End of the Decade
UNCLASSIFIED
03-64
3 Nov 03
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FCS Management Structure

• PM NSI responsible for the FCS Network (C4ISR)
• Command and Control (C2)
• Communication Systems and Computers (CC)
• Sensors - ISR
• Joint, Interagency and Multinational
  Interoperability
• CID capabilities for FCS assigned to PM NSI

Program Managers Intent Field FCS-equipped
Units of Action with Threshold Future Force
Capability by the End of the Decade
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Conceptual CID System ISR Slice
Fixed Wing
Class IV
Rotary Wing
Class II Class III
Rotary Wing
Rotary Wing
Class IV
Fixed Wing
SA, RBCI
?
?
SA, RBCI
?
SA, RBCI
SA, RBCI
SA NCTR RF Tags RBCI
?
SA, Mode 5
SA, NCTR RF Tags RBCI
SA,RBCI
SA, RBCI
SA RBCI
Mule
Air Defense Systems
SA, Laser/RF
SA, mmW
SA, Laser/RF
Armed Robotic Vehicles
mmW (NATO Compliant Millimeter Wave)
RBCI (Radio Based Combat Id)
Laser/RF
SA, mmW
TBD (Proposed Solutions)
SA, mmW
Mode 5
NATO/USMC
FCS V-DSID Requirement
CID areas addressed by FCS ISR
systems