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The Close Air Support Conference
18th & 19th November 2014
The Old Royal Naval College, King William Walk
London, SE10 9NN
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12th ANNUAL CLOSE AIR SUPPORT CONFERENCE
The 12th annual CAS conference will be held at The Old Royal
Naval College, King William Walk, Greenwich, London
SE109NN on the 18th & 19th November 2014.
The CAS conference is the leading unclassified forum of its
type in Europe. The conference is attended by all the leading
Forward
Air
Control/Joint
Fires/Close
Air
Support
organisations in Europe & North America.
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CLOSE AIR SUPPORT CONFERENCE 2014
OVERVIEW
The Conference
The Close Air Support Conference will be held on the 18th & 19th
November 2014 at The Old Royal Naval College in London. The aim
of the Close Air Support Conference is to provide an opportunity
for military, government and industry personnel involved with
Close Air Support and Close Air Support programmes to share
programme updates, future requirements, new technologies and
Lessons Identified relating to Close Air Support and contemporary
operations.
The Close Air Support Conference will be attended by
requirements and acquisition officials from the Land and Air
Systems divisions on national procurement bodies, as well as
senior military Officers from nations across the world. Also present
will be the senior management of the leading industry contractors
providing relevant technologies.
Event Format
The conference will be held at The Old Royal Naval College, London. The College is conveniently located in Greenwich, London and is easily
reached from London airports and rail stations. The conference will follow the format of previous conferences namely 2 days of presentations
looking at contemporary national CAS programmes. The presentations are interspersed with generous breaks to allow private discussion,
networking and viewing of the exhibition area. A lunch will be provided each day as well as refreshments during breaks.
2014 Conference Overview
With military operations in Afghanistan due to end very shortly the focus now is embedding the hard won lessons and a return to contingency
operations. This must be done against a background of financial restraint that will put training and equipment programmes under pressure.
CAS 2014 will feature presentations from various nations that focus on the preparation, training, equipment and joint fires support provided
to the JTAC/JFO/TACP for the dismounted fight. Topics to be covered include:
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Air Land Integration
Digital Interoperability
Doctrinal Updates
Air Platform Capabilities
National Equipment & Training Programmes
Synthetic Training
Conference Location
The Venue
The Old Royal Naval College
King William Walk
London
SE10 9NN
UNITED KINGDOM
CLOSE AIR SUPPORT CONFERENCE 2014
SPONSORS
Conference Lead Sponsors:
Omega Conferences are delighted to announce that MetaVR, Inc. will be lead sponsors of the 2014 Close
Air Support Conference.
MetaVR develops commercial PC-based software for the military simulation and training markets, featuring
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MetaVR and Battlespace Simulations, Inc. (BSI) have teamed to provide a comprehensive CAS/Joint Fires training system. This combined
training system, comprised of MetaVR’s Virtual Reality Scene Generator (VRSG) and BSI's Modern Air Combat Environment (MACE)
scenario/entity generator, was recently accredited by the Joint Fire Support (JFS) Executive Steering Committee (ESC) for Types 1,2, and 3
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In addition to VRSG and MACE, this system incorporates BSI's Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) Viper Radio and DIScord DIS Recorder
application for recording and AAR/playback of missions. This accreditation applies to the AFSOC JTAC trainer, USAF J-T/OSS, AAJTS, JFIRES,
and JTAC-TRS systems.
The MACE/VRSG solution enables users to perform training missions on a virtual battlefield with CAS-specific interfaces such as 9-Line, 5–
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Accommodation
Accommodation is not included in the booking price. However, the advantage of holding the conference in Greenwich is that accommodation
prices are lower than central London. Delegates must organise their own accommodation. The following is a list of local hotels and rates:
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Hotel ¹
Location
Distance from venue
Price per night ²
King William
Greenwich
8 mins walk
£55.00
Travelodge
Greenwich
15 mins walk
£60.00
Premier Inn
Greenwich
15 mins walk
£79.00
Mercure
Greenwich
15 mins walk
£83.30
Ibis
Greenwich
8 mins walk
£85.50
Innkeepers Lodge
Greenwich
2 mins walk
Novotel
Greenwich
10 mins walk
£129.00
Devonport House
Greenwich
2 mins walk
£195.00
Raddisson
Canary Wharf
18 mins by DLR + 3 mins walk
£206.00
Brittania
Canary Wharf
6 mins by DLR + 3 mins walk
£250.00
Marriott
Canary Wharf
10 mins by DLR + 3 mins walk
£390.00
£99.00
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Price was cheapest available on 2nd July. Prices will rise closer to the
event
Timings & Registration
Registration will begin at 08:30hrs on Tuesday 18th November in the King
William foyer at the college. The conference will conclude by 17:00hrs on
19th November.
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Friday
CAS CONFERENCE AGENDA
TUESDAY 18th NOVEMBER
09:00 Chairman’s introduction & Welcome
14:00 – Le Centre de Formation à l'Appui Aérien – The French/German
AGOS
LtCol Andrew Tate, Former Artillery/JTAC Occupational Field Sponsor,
Ground Indirect Fires Officer, GCE Branch, PP&O, HQ USMC
Lt Col Tate is a career Artillery Officer in the United States Marine Corps with
extensive experience of Indirect and Joint Fires. During his recent staff
appointments LtCol Tate worked closely with the US Army and the US Air Force
on Joint Fires issues to ensure interoperability and reduce the duplication of
effort. LtCol Tate has also worked Joint Fires issues with Joint and Coalition
partners via the Joint Fire Support Executive Steering Committee. As a result of
this experience LtCol Tate is ideally qualified to Chair the conference and lead
discussion.
09:05 – UK FAC Training Post 2014
LCL Rodolphe Weisse, Commanding Officer, French/German AGOS
The presentation will be in two parts. The first part will describe French/German
training at the AGOS. The second part will describe French Armed Forces JTAC/FAC
related force development.
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Introduction to the French/German AGOS, courses, staff, facilities
The use of NATO accredited immersive simulation training
Review current French dismounted FAC kit
Joint Fires & CAS – division of responsibility between Army & Air Force
Capability gaps and DaCAS approach
Current and future equipment requirements
Gp Capt Mark Gorringe, Chief of Staff, Joint Air Land Organisation
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Review of UK FAC Force Structure and training requirements
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Initial training via JFACTSU
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Sustainment training
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Challenges – less air, less live training opportunities
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Opportunities – greater use of SIM? Contract air? Overseas
cooperation?
09:45 – Exploiting VRSG/MACE for JTAC/FAC training
Tom Ball, Technical Director, Close Air Solutions
The presentation will cover the practical aspects of using MetaVRs Virtual
Reality Scene Generator (VRSG) and Battlespace Simulations Modern Air
Combat Environment (MACE) to replace live JTAC/FAC controls.
14:40 – The Application of Training Assets vs the Requirements they
should fulfill
Mr Ryan Roche, Business Development, Fidelity Technologies Inc
For almost two decades, Fidelity Technologies has pioneered the implementation of
air to ground integrated training through various generations of simulation and
training enhancements systems. Through a dedicated relationship with the endusers and a focus on the applications of missions skills training, Fidelity has
continued to mold its training solutions to meet the high demands and operational
tempos of today’s warfighting environment. Come see how Fidelity's FIDEX product
line is preparing for the future of simulation and training.
15:10 – Tea/Coffee
15:40 – Providing Virtual Close Air Support to Brigade All Arms Exercises
Using Live, Virtual and Constructive Simulation Systems
10:15 – Joint Close Air Support Training – Future development
Mr Bob Landry, Joint Staff J-6, Joint Fires Division (JFD), Joint Close Air
Support (JCAS) Section
The Joint Staff J6, Joint Close Air Support (JCAS) Section assist the Joint Fire
Support (JFS) Executive Steering Committee (ESC) to identify shortfalls across
the JCAS mission area, analyze potential materiel and non-materiel solutions,
and make recommendations to the Services, Combatant Commands, and DoD
agencies to fix or mitigate those shortfalls. In recent years Joint & Coalition
Forces have greatly increased the number of trained JTAC’s within deployed
formations. This has created significant pressure on training resources for both
initial and continuation training. This pressure is exacerbated by a simultaneous
reduction in the number of CAS aircraft and the number of flying hours
available for training. The presentation will focus on current efforts to increase
the use of accredited simulation to mitigate pressure on Close Air Support
training resources and produce combat ready JTAC’s with compliant training
standards.
Major Craig Turner, SO2 Simulation, Land Simulation Centre, Forces
Command, Australian Army
The training of Joint Terminal Attack Controllers and pilots in close air support
(CAS) is addressed by a number of technical and procedural training methods.
However the integration of CAS into larger scale training exercises often involves
the use of live air, at cost and risk, or by the use of notional or umpire generated
close air support.
The use of Live Instrumented Systems (LIS), Virtual and Constructive simulations
provides the opportunity to deliver close air support to live troops on the ground
using pilots in a virtual and constructive environment. Effects can be generated
both in the simulation, and live on the ground using instrumented effects systems
and LIS feedback. This paper will discuss the Australian Army’s recent experience
in using simulation systems integrated to live forces to enable virtual Close Air
Support to a major foundation war fighting exercise.
16:20 – Saab Training Systems
Mr Kevin Shearman, Business Development Manager, Saab Training & Simulation
10:55 – Coffee
11:20 – Commercial Options for Live JTAC Training
16:50 – Panel Discussion JTAC Training
Jason Regenwetter, Vice President International Operations, Discovery
Air Defence Services
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Brief overview of Discovery Air Defence Services - DADS (formerly
Top Aces Inc)
Highlight our JTAC and JFO training capabilities
Discuss the use of Contracted CAS (CCAS)
Discuss our experience in developing a successful CCAS program
through a Contracted Air Training Service (CATS)
12:10 - High Fidelity JTAC simulator training in Operational Squadrons
Lt Col Brian Filler, Commanding Officer, 169
Squadron, US Air National Guard
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Air Support Operations
Development of the Air National Guard Advance JTAC Training
System (AAJTS)
Delivery to operational training squadrons
Training plan modification to accommodate a high fidelity simulator
Air Force Instruction and JTAC MOA rewrites to adjust for advances in
simulator technology
In recent years operational experience has necessitated a substantial increase in
the number of trained JTAC’s within Brigade & Battlegroup orbats. Training &
sustaining an increased number of combat ready JTAC’s has placed significant
strain on training resources within the military. Recent defence cuts and
reorganization have resulted in a smaller fleet of fighters capable of supporting
close air support training compounding the problem further. Novel solutions and a
new approach are required to ensure that a future force structure of trained,
combat ready JTAC’s can be sustained.
The panel discussion will be led by the conference chairman, Lt Col Andrew Tate,
and will address contemporary challenges and possible solutions as follows:
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Increased use of simulation for initial and sustainment training
The use of contract air services for live training
Possible updates to MOA & STANAG
17:30 – Drinks reception among exhibits hosted by MetaVR
13:00 – Lunch
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09:00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks
12:40 - Lunch
09:05 – JTAC/JFO Equipment & Training challenges in the United
States Marine Corps
14:00 – Polish JTAC Program
LtCol Jeff Scofield, Head, Doctrine Control Branch, MAGTF Integration
Division, Capabilities Development Directorate Combat Development
and Integration, HQ Marine Corps
The United States Marine Corps has a total force requirement of 670
JTAC’s/FAC’s. Currently there is sufficient equipment for about 50% of that
number. The existing inventory is a mix of dismounted and vehicle mounted
equipment. The presentation will discuss some of the challenges in providing
sufficient, high quality, mission oriented equipment to the entire force.
Particular emphasis will be placed on the following topics:
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Dismounted vs Mounted systems – Can we afford both? What are the
compromises?
The Future TACP equipment suite & concept of employment
Developing and procuring a JFO equipment suite
Technical challenges – CAT1 Target Acquisition, Laser Designator
Power vs Range.
The presentation will conclude with a review of current USMC JTAC training
challenges:
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Live training versus simulation training - what is the right balance to
ensure quality training?
Formal School Product - 55% of the required tasks at formal school
with the rest for follow-on, unit-level training or 85% at the formal
school?
09:40 – Big picture - small box. A battlefield gateway
Mr Graham Davenport, Sales & Marketing Director, Rockwell Collins
The presentation will discuss small Link 16 gateway solutions and their
application in the CAS & Joint Fires environment.
10:10 - USAF TACP Modernisation Program
Mr Rob Bubello, Chief, Battlespace Communications Branch, Program
Manager, TACP-Modernization, US Air Force
The TACP-M Office ensure that all USAF JTAC’s and Tactical Air Control Parties
are equipped with the correct technology to ensure Air Land Integration
between the USAF and the US Army. The equipment includes all target
acquisition, communication and computer hardware and software systems
required to complete the mission. The presentation will describe these efforts
including:
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LTC Maciej Komsta, Commanding Officer, TACP Training Centre, Polish
Air Force Academy
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JTAC Program overview, structure, key players
JTAC and CAS crew training
JTAC related challenges - sustainment, personnel, sorties, ranges
International cooperation: balancing needs and capabilities
14:40 – Harris Communications Presentation
Details TBD
15:10 – Tea/Coffee
15:40 – Close Air Support: Canadian Overview
Major Jared “Skitzo” Penney, Royal Canadian Air Force, Officer
Commanding Air-Land Integration Cell
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Overview of Canadian FAC/TACP structure
FAC/TACP training – resources, simulation, contracted air, etc
Equipment and projects
Joint Fire support and Integration
16:20 – The development of Dutch CAS post Afghanistan
Major Stefan Geluk, Officer Commanding, Netherlands Air Ground
Operations School
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Overview of Netherlands FAC/TACP structure
Netherlands Joint Fires structure post Afghanistan
NLAGOS Course description
FAC/TACP training – resources, simulation, contracted air, etc
Equipment and projects
17:00 – Chairman’s wash up
17:10 – Conference Closes
Status of Acquisition efforts for TACP-M programs
Dismounted Hardware (Procurement status)
ASOC Gateway
Close Air Support System (CASS) Software
TACP-M Requirements status
10:50 – Coffee
11:20 – Targeting grids in less than an hour
Mr Manne Anliot, Head of Marketing and Global Accounts, Saab Vricon
Systems
The Vricon system provides advanced global 3D data for targeting, planning
and situational awareness. Global coverage is enabled through satellite imagery
archives. No ground control points are used in the build process. The resulting
3D data is photorealistic and accurate to well within 6 m, including elevation.
Vricon enables precision coordinate mensuration through a single point-andclick operation. Vricon is built for integration in existing C2 and Targeting
software and offers groundbreaking new capabilities.
12:00 – Danish CAS Overview
Major Hans Damm, Staff Officer CAS & Joint Fires, Army Combat & Fires
Centre, Danish Army
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Overview of Danish FAC/TACP structure
FAC/TACP training – resources, simulation etc
Equipment and projects
Joint Fire support and Integration
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