Army National Guard Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence and - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

UNCLASSIFIED Army National Guard: Always Ready, Always There Army National Guard Deputy Chief of Staff for Intelligence and Security COL Brent Richards Army Intelligence Industry Day 25 June 2018 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED The ARNG Army National Guard: Always Ready, Always There Evolutionary Response • ARNG Combat Reserve • Enhanced DSCA • ARNG Combat Reserve “Clearly, the next 25 • Multi-Domain Fight • Enhanced DSCA years will not be like • CSTs / GMD / Cyber • CSTs / GMD • Strategic Reserve • Increased Modernization • Operational Force for the last.” - GEN Mark Milley, but portions Predictable Rotational • Increased PME / CTC Rotations operational for • Operational Force for CSA Missions during Wars rotational Rotational Missions OTW • Increased missions • Strategic Reserve but • Operational Reserve for Short- Modernization • 1993 Offsite – notice Contingency Ops portions operational • Increased PME / CTC ARNG Combat for Desert Shield / Rotations ARNG Reserve Desert Storm ARNG • Limited Modernization ARNG 4.0 • Strategic 3.0 Reserve ARNG 2.5 2017 + ARNG 2001- 2017 2.0 1992 – 2001 476/343/199 1.0 490/350/205 1984 - 1991 610/422/310 1973 - 1983 • ARNG Intelligence at 780/425/360 • ARNG Intelligence at BN/BDE/DIV/CORPS • ARNG Intelligence at BN/BDE/DIV/CORPS • Increasing rates of 801/402/240 BN/BDE/DIV MI BN • SIGINT Equipment went Equipping • ARNG Intelligence at • Limited equipment away • Full Mission Partner BN/BDE/DIV MI BN • ARNG • DARNG/OCAR • DIV MI BNs went away • UAS went to AVN • No equipment Intelligence Offsite • BfSBs come online • EMIBs stand up • No Trust of ARNG at BN/BDE • JRIP Established • Red train becomes intel capabilities No • Authorized End Strength(k) Foundry equipment AC/ARNG/USAR UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED Setting the Conditions for Army Army National Guard: Always Ready, Always There Intelligence in 2035: LOE Integration Drivers Trends FDU Doctrine Temporal Stamp Quantum Computing Block-Chain JIM Expeditionary Big Data Analysis Agile Aerial-Terrestrial ISR PED CONPLAN Authorities Distributed Peak Resource Artificial Intelligence Manpower Cryptography Urbanization Big Ideas Policy Interoperable Machine Learning A2D 5G Mesh E-MIB Evolution Focused Readiness Augmented Intel SIGINT/EW/Cyber Convergence ARNG Campaign Plan DA G2 LoEs 1. Force Application 1. Trained, Ready, and Resilient 2. Force Design Branch and Component LoE Soldiers and Civilians 3. Force Modernization Integration 2. Tailored Force 4. Force Generation 3. Enabling Technology 5. Human Capital ARNG G2 LoEs 1. Enabling MI Readiness (low-density readiness focused) 2. Future ARNG MI Force Focus Intel Community ARNG Community 3. MI Personnel Coordinated Care Integration Integration Partnering to capitalize opportunities USAICoE LoEs ARNG 4.0 Shortfalls Opportunities 1. Training and Education 1. Force Generation *Deficient MI TADSS *IROC 2. Capability Development (Decisive) for collective training *PED 3. Education and Workforce 2. Human Capital *collective trainers *SIGINT/EW/Cyber Development Management (Sustaining) *MI systems 4. Communication and Strategic *MIEW Pilot 3. Modernization & interoperability Messaging *OSINT Investment (Shaping) *Lack of SCIFs *ARNG FOUNDRY (ranges) near ARNG sites become train- force structure the-trainer locations of choice Opportunities contribute to larger IC LoEs “The Army of 2028 will be ready to deploy, fight, and win decisively against any adversary, anytime and anywhere, in a joint, multi-domain, high-intensity conflict, …..- The Army Vision, Dr. Mark Esper, 23 rd Secretary of the Army UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED Army National Guard: ARNG MI Support to Enhanced Readiness Always Ready, Always There OBJECTIVE: CSA objectives for Director, ARNG Enhanced ARNG MI Readiness now = • Enhanced readiness decreased post-mob MI training = • DP58.3 - ARNG Enhanced Readiness Ready Force Posture (as combat reserve) • Decrease CONPLAN risk GEN Milley, Chief of Staff of the Army ARNG increased Foundry POM requirements enable Commanders to improve MI Readiness LTG Kadavy, through advanced MI training and Director, ARNG certification IAW CSA objectives and MITS ARNG 4.0 Campaign Plan •Decrease Post-Mob from 100 to 60 days •Increase training and readiness requirements HQDA G2 - Military Intelligence Training Strategy (MITS) during PY1-3 •Prepare for CTC rotations and external evaluation in PY4 •Increase collective training (tm/crew) events to LTG Berrier, meet OBJ T readiness standards HQDA DCS ARNG MI Training G2 Strategy MI Training Strategy (MITS) COL Richards, ARNG G2, SIO UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED Army National Guard: Always Ready, Always There Backup/Question Slides 5 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED Army National Guard: Panel 1: Focus Topics Always Ready, Always There What technology investments could enhance analytic exchanges, training • programs, and exercises to improve readiness across multiple intelligence disciplines? • How can Industry, through the ARNG, leverage the talent of the American ARNG people by supporting the Secretary of the Army’s Vision? How does the ARNG support and enable Cyber intelligence requirements with • its unique domestic operations roles and authorities? ARNG MI Support to Enhanced Readiness Theme: Setting Conditions for Army Intelligence in 2035 6 UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED Army National Guard: ARNG G2 Focused Readiness Strategy Always Ready, Always There Creative low density recruitment focus MI grade gaps in states Critical vacancies- 35D, 35F , Few MI FTUS COMSEC OC/T 35L, 35M, 35N, 35P , 35T Not all units have Intel WO recruitment initiatives Collective Training COMSEC Limited Collective Personnel custodians Training Opportunities for MI entities T ARP Trained and Ready ARNG SCIF Military Intelligence Foundry No organic accredited Security Training Professionals and units Only funding source for SCIF / if accredited its with the right tools to MI technical training non-operational align with emerging Length of schools opportunities and threat Collective Lack of SIPR access Trainers/Maintainers Equipping w/in State Training MI non-lethal sets for live fire MFGIs PERSEC exercises DCGS-A and Prophet Timelines for Centralized outdated Adjudication Facility (CAF) NGREA software/hardware ARNG relies on MI Collective Training Interoperability outside Sustainability certification agency to solutions solutions process - Maintainers conduct Deficient MI T ADSS in - few 35T/353T clearances software/hardware ARNG upgrades FTUS maintainers * Commander’s Interest Item UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED Army National Guard: Innovation in Achieving The Army Vision Always Ready, Always There “The Army of 2028 will be ready to deploy, fight, and win decisively against Through Training– any adversary, anytime and anywhere, in a joint, multi-domain, high-intensity conflict, while simultaneously deterring others and maintaining its ability to conduct irregular warfare.” - The Army Vision, Dr. Mark Esper, 23 rd Secretary of the Army Industry Opportunities Increased Readiness = Enhanced USR = US Army MI Training Greater Deployability FORSCOM Strategy (MITS) ARNG MITS HUMINT/CI Enhanced ARNG MI IEWTPT WFX Readiness = Decreased SIGINT Post Mobilization CYBER training time JRTC PY1 Train the KFOR Trainer/Planning Panther NTC /MITS Tier IV PY2 Strike AYST Planning/MITS Live Emissions Ranges ME *CTC Events Tier III/CTC Events (SCIFs) TF Echo ARNG MITS DST 1 st ARMY (G-2 Collective Trainers) PY4 PY3 IT support, Training scenario Planning/MITS Planning/MITS equipment and development and Tier I/CTC Tier II/CTC Events Events circuits enhancement Individual Training UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED Army National Guard: ARNG Intelligence Support to Cyber Always Ready, Always There I I CPT Cyber Protection Teams ARNG Cyber Protection Teams: Conduct DCO on Army Networks Cyber Mission DCO/DCOE: Defensive Cyber Operations Assurance Core to ARNG capability in defense of the Team (CMAT) homeland and maintaining partnerships SIGINT : CI : *Pilot Cyber trailblazer supporting Threat vulnerability multiple lines of effort Assessments and threat modeling GEOINT : HUMINT : Imagery analysis and Enemy actor road mapping and geo-referencing activities human source activities Analysis : Holistic product dev, research, TTP and PIR dev COL RICHARDS ARNG Intelligence Influences and Supports Full-Spectrum Cyber Operations UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO