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Colonel Mike Zarbo Project Manager for Instrumentation, Targets and Threat Simulators 13 September 2011

Excellence In Training

End Users Soldiers Requirements Sailors Needs Airmen Marines Developers Vendors Manufacturers 7

Acquire Training Capabilities PM Training Devices Live Training PM Combined Arms Tactical Trainers Virtual Training PM Constructive Simulation Constructive Training PM Field Operations Sustainment and Field Services PM Instrumentation, Targets and Acquire Test and Evaluation Capabilities Threat Simulators (PM ITTS)

Team NCS & 140+ Industry Leading Businesses Unique Collaboration of Leading Military Simulation Commands UCF and Others from Academia Orlando Local Federal State 9

Prepare the force, Secure the future

• A common platform and instructor station able to support multiple driver cabs. • Can be either a geo-typical or geo- specific terrain database that supports multiple driving environments. • On-board scenario editing function to develop additional training scenarios at the unit / institution level.

COMMON DRIVER TRAINING

ENGAGEMENT SKILLS TRAINER 2000

Medical Simulation Training Center MSTCs teach both medics and non-medical personnel to be a Soldier first and a Medic second. It is used to conduct standardized, Combat Life-Saver (CLS) training for non – medical personnel and Combat Medic Advanced Skills Training. 23 centers fielded around the world, including Kuwait and Afghanistan. Trained or validated 309,604 US and Allied Forces prior to Deployment into Multiple Theaters of Operation in the past 5 years

MEDICAL SIMULATION TRAINING CENTERS (MSTC)

COL Mike Zarbo Project Manager Vacant Beth Hinds Administrative Asst Administrative Asst Jerry Sirmans Deputy PM Technical Team Business Team Tim Vaught, Sr. APM Cisca Vuong, Chief Engineer Threat Systems Leeza Jordan, Bus Mgr Instrumentation Targets Sharmila Vaswani, IAM Li McCombs, Proj Mgmt Spec Management Office Management Office Management Office Mary Jo Hill, Mgmt Analyst (Huntsville, AL) (Orlando, FL) (Huntsville, AL) Rose Phillips, Program Analyst Maritza Maloney, Budget Analyst Russ Longenbach Alvin Brown Brian Hill Jo Watson, Budget Analyst Sara Creely, Proj Coordinator 2 Acting Director Director Director Cindy Brandl, Proj Coordinator 18 programs 19 programs 15 programs

PM ITTS at a Glance  Geographically Dispersed Management Offices (MO) • PM Headquarters and Instrumentation Management Office (IMO) located in Orlando, FL • Targets and Threat Systems Management Offices (TMO and TSMO) at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, AL  67 Locations • IMO: 13 • TMO: 44 • TSMO: 10  52 Active Programs • IMO: 19 • TMO: 15 • TSMO: 18  Sources of funding • DA Direct Mission Funding (9 POM lines - RDTE, OPA, MIPA, OMA) • Execute Assigned OSD Programs Funded from CTEIP, REP, TSWG, T&E/S&T, TMI, and JMETC • Over 50 Customers • Foreign Military Sales

Program Description Recent Milestones or Events • • RDT&E program to replace antiquated radars at 26 May 11: Milestone B approval four of Army Test and Evaluation Command’s Test • 20 Jun 11: Request for Proposals issued • Centers (Aberdeen, Redstone, White Sands, and 10 Aug 11: Initiated Proposal Evaluations Yuma) with a significantly improved, integrated instrumentation suite of Fly-Out and Close-In radars. • Program being executed by Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation, Orlando, FL. Issues • Continue working with Deputy Under Task 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Secretary of the Army for Test and Evaluation (DUSA-TE) on the Program TCRD approved Objective Memorandum for Other Analysis of Alt. Procurement Army (OPA) funding for Fiscal MS B Approval Years 2018-2021. RFP Prop. Eval Contract Award EMD FAT

Instrumentation Management Office • Advanced Range Tracking and Imaging System (ARTIS) • Common Range Integrated Instrumentation System (CRIIS) • Directed Energy Test and Evaluation Capability (DETEC) • Range Radar Replacement Program (RRRP) • Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) • Network Integration Event (NIE) support • Joint Urban Test Capability (JUTC) • Digital Network Migration (DNM) • Starship II Targets Management Office • Towed Targets • Rotary Wing (RW) Threat Systems Management Office • Precision Target Signatures (PTS) • SA-6 • High Speed Aerial Targets (HSAT) • CICADA • Aerial Target Flight Services (ATFS) • Threat Unmanned Devices (TUD) • Air Defense Artillery (ADA) Targetry • Network Exploitation Test Tool (NETT) • Target Tracking Control System (TTCS) • Threat Signals Injection Jammer (TSIJ) • Threat Communications Capability (TCC) • 21 st Century Target Control System (TCS) • Network Integration Event (NIE) support • Networked Electronic Support Sensors (NESTS) • OPFOR Threat Vehicle Company (OTVC) • Wideband Configurable Controlled Jammer (WCCJ) • Mobile Ground Targets Hardware (MGT-H) • Threat Intelligence Electronic Warfare Environment (TIEW-ENV) • Mobile Ground Targets Operations (MGT-O) • Mobile Commercial Network Infrastructure Test Range (MCNITR) • Unmanned Aircraft System – Target (UAS-T)

 Dynamic organization executing a unique mission.  Only Army Project Manager aligned with the Test Community.  Multiple programs spanning the boundaries of the acquisition lifecycle model.  Supporting Theater and the Network Integration Events.  Keeping pace with the Army’s Testing requirements in FSO.

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