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Air Mission Planning

In this 6th installment of the Annual Air Mission Planning Conference, the emphasis shall be on the expanding challenges facing defence and how there is a greater need for Mission Planning capability to advance to the next generation of defence requirements. Mission Planning has matured significantly from its early roots as a way to strategise missions and load them swiftly into a fighter jet, to the current need to enable seamless access to the Digital Battlespace, not only during the Planning Phase, but also throughout the mission and the post-flight debrief. However, this transformation into a vital component of coalition interoperability has not come without its challenges, specifically security, connectivity, and bandwidth. This conference will review the development of Mission Planning and look at the huge potential, and challenges, facing the next stage of development into Full Mission Support capability.

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Colonel Reinhard Krell

Colonel Reinhard Krell

Director, Movement Coordination Centre Europe

Colonel Giorgio Seravalle

Chief of Air Operations, Italian Air Force Staff
Colonel Giorgio Seravalle

Colonel Philippe Rogers

United State Marine Corps, Land Force Planner, United States Military Delegation to NATO, NATO HQ
Colonel Philippe Rogers

Colonel Reinhard Krell

Director, Movement Coordination Centre Europe
Colonel Reinhard Krell

Colonel Vitalii Vorobei

Chief Navigator of Air Transportation Brigade , Ukrainian Air Force
Colonel Vitalii  Vorobei

Diego Ruiz Palmer

Special Advisor to the Secretary General for Economics and Security, NATO HQ
Diego Ruiz Palmer

Dimitrios Petridis

Programme Manager of the Aviation Support Programme Office, NATO Support Agency (NSPA)
Dimitrios Petridis

George Harrison

Director, Georgia Tech Research Institute
George Harrison

George Onslow

Scientific Advisor HW, Air Warfare Centre RAF, Royal Air Force
George Onslow

John Mahaffey

Senior Scientist, NATO C3 AGENCY
John Mahaffey

Lieutenant Colonel Jaroslav Mika

Deputy Wing Commander, 21st TAW, Caslav, Czech Air Force
Lieutenant Colonel Jaroslav Mika

Lieutenant Colonel Rafael Fernandez Shaw

Staff Officer, Spanish Airforce
Lieutenant Colonel Rafael Fernandez Shaw

Nick Benson

Aeronautical Information Requirements Manager , RAF Northolt
Nick Benson

Sean Bell

Director, VANGOVION LTD
Sean Bell

Squadron Leader Derek Reinhardt

Lead-In Fighter Capability Assurance Program – Resident Project Team , Royal Australian Air Force
Squadron Leader Derek Reinhardt

Wing Commander Nick Maxey

SO1 Airlift , Royal Air Force
Wing Commander Nick Maxey

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Conference agenda

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8:30

Registration & Coffee

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9:00

Chairman's Opening Remarks

Diego Ruiz Palmer

Diego Ruiz Palmer, Special Advisor to the Secretary General for Economics and Security, NATO HQ

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Mission Support - The Developing Challenge

·         Contemporary Operating Environment Changing Fast

·         Legacy Bespoke Equipment Limiting Potential

·         Urgent Need to Improve Interoperability and Tempo

·         Commercial Challenge to Meet Customer Requirements

 

Sean Bell

Sean Bell, Director, VANGOVION LTD

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Air Mission Planning from Airlift and AAR point of View

Colonel Giorgio Seravalle

Colonel Giorgio Seravalle, Chief of Air Operations, Italian Air Force Staff

  • Challenges of today's operations
  •  Why only once command for Air Mobility and Special Forces
  • An overview of ITAF Special Forces in current and future scenarios

     

     

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    Morning Coffee

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    Airpower in an age of asymmetry: a strategic NATO perspective

    Diego Ruiz Palmer

    Diego Ruiz Palmer, Special Advisor to the Secretary General for Economics and Security, NATO HQ

    - NATO Allies are facing an international environment characterised by rising asymmetries in the economic, military and ideological domains -- a global contest for interests and values

    - Deterrence, conflict prevention and, if necessary, defence, are acquiring a new meaning

    - Airpower brings responsiveness, but only if mission preparedness and readiness are assured

    - Air mission planning is as much about operational effectiveness as it is about delivering political effects strategically, in terms of both Alliance cohesion and deterring and defending together against intimidation, coercion or aggression

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    Air Power Strategy Formulation and the Power of Disruptive Red Teaming

    Colonel Philippe Rogers

    Colonel Philippe Rogers, United State Marine Corps, Land Force Planner, United States Military Delegation to NATO, NATO HQ

    • Gaps in investment
    • Weak red teaming scenarios
    • Overarching training missions

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    Air Mission Planning in Special Air Operations

    Lieutenant Colonel Rafael Fernandez Shaw

    Lieutenant Colonel Rafael Fernandez Shaw, Staff Officer, Spanish Airforce

  • Planning Processes
  • Air Mission Planning for the Infil/Exfil Phases
  • Route Planning
  • SAO in Spain
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    13:20

    Networking Lunch

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    Air Mission Planning at carrying out Anti-Terrorist Operations

    Colonel Vitalii  Vorobei

    Colonel Vitalii Vorobei, Chief Navigator of Air Transportation Brigade , Ukrainian Air Force

    • Status of force at the beginning of Anti-Terrorist Operation (hereinafter ATO)
    • Aircraft Recovery
    • Flying Staff training
    • Tactics

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    Mission Planning in practice: Small Air Force Deployment

    Lieutenant Colonel Jaroslav Mika

    Lieutenant Colonel Jaroslav Mika, Deputy Wing Commander, 21st TAW, Caslav, Czech Air Force

    ·         When Ends change Ways with originally planned limited Means

    ·         Pre-deployment training – virtual training, cross border, ATARES for AAR

    ·         Optimizing small fleet readiness – pooling and sharing of logistic assets

    ·         Deployment and running of two QRAs by one single squadron

     

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    15:40

    Afternoon Tea

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    How can Defence provide better support to the aviator through improved integration of Mission Planning Data?

    Nick Benson

    Nick Benson, Aeronautical Information Requirements Manager , RAF Northolt

    •  Requirements Capture - how can Foundation Geoint Services Suppliers better capture what the aviator really needs?
    •  How can air platform support authorities (e.g. UK DE&S) ensure platform systems are better able to ingest data in available formats?
    •  Do we need to re-think the presentation options; vector vs raster and fixed versus mobile?
    •  International cooperation; can we use the coming ICAO/EU/CAA/FAA changes in airspace management to drive better integration of capabilities?
     

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    How can we optimise Military Support Systems in a Multi- Force Air Operation

    Military organisations face an increasingly complex set of challenges running successful multi-force air operations in deployed environments. With many military operations now being conducted by multi-national forces where access to shared, accurate sometimes sensitive data is imperative for a secure, effective and safe undertaking.
    • Critical analysis of the current mission planning platforms and varying formats available
    • Discussing the effectiveness of a uniform architecture for all mission planning. Is this the answer?
    •  Reviewing current attempts to ensure coherent coalition i.e. from a political, technological and logistical standpoint
    • Evaluating mission planning, support, and interoperability between land, air and sea including likely future developments, international, regional and local ramifications
     

    Colonel Reinhard Krell

    Colonel Reinhard Krell, Director, Movement Coordination Centre Europe

    Diego Ruiz Palmer

    Diego Ruiz Palmer, Special Advisor to the Secretary General for Economics and Security, NATO HQ

    Lieutenant Colonel Rafael Fernandez Shaw

    Lieutenant Colonel Rafael Fernandez Shaw, Staff Officer, Spanish Airforce

    Military organisations face an increasingly complex set of challenges running successful multi-force air operations in deployed environments. With many military operations now being conducted by multi-national forces where access to shared, accurate sometimes sensitive data is imperative for a secure, effective and safe undertaking.
    • Critical analysis of the current mission planning platforms and varying formats available
    • Discussing the effectiveness of a uniform architecture for all mission planning. Is this the answer?
    •  Reviewing current attempts to ensure coherent coalition i.e. from a political, technological and logistical standpoint
    • Evaluating mission planning, support, and interoperability between land, air and sea including likely future developments, international, regional and local ramifications
     

    Wing Commander Nick Maxey

    Wing Commander Nick Maxey, SO1 Airlift , Royal Air Force

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    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day One

    Diego Ruiz Palmer

    Diego Ruiz Palmer, Special Advisor to the Secretary General for Economics and Security, NATO HQ

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    8:30

    Registration & Coffee

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    9:00

    Chairman's Opening Remarks

    Sean Bell

    Sean Bell, Director, VANGOVION LTD

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    9:10

    Does the Air Tasking Order support the way that air missions are conducted

    George Onslow

    George Onslow, Scientific Advisor HW, Air Warfare Centre RAF, Royal Air Force

    How air missions can be tasked be the Air Tasking Order

    Demonstrating that some of the constructs used in modern air operations are not well supported by the ATO format

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    9:50

    Movement Coordination Centre Europe

    Colonel Reinhard Krell

    Colonel Reinhard Krell, Director, Movement Coordination Centre Europe

  • The Military Transportation Broker
  • Current M&T business AFG, Europe, Africa and  NATO, EU exercises (current AT and AAR situation and availability)
  • Analysing the current demand of air capabilities in Europe and beyond
  • Assessing the operational readiness for future challenges

     

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    Morning Coffee

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    The Role of NSPA in Mission Planning of Airborne Platforms

    Dimitrios Petridis

    Dimitrios Petridis, Programme Manager of the Aviation Support Programme Office, NATO Support Agency (NSPA)

    ·         Overview of NSPA core competences

    ·         Air Power Diversified Roles  for the NATO and the member Nations

    ·         Lessons learned

    ·         The way ahead

     

     

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    Semi-Automated Decision Support for Operations in Time Compressed Environments

    John Mahaffey

    John Mahaffey, Senior Scientist, NATO C3 AGENCY

    ·         Decision Theory and Models (normative vs naturalistic decision theory)

    ·         Applications of Decision Support Systems (DSS) in support of Time Sensitive Decision Processes

    ·         Contemporary DSS Applications for Digitally Aided Close Air Support (DACAS)

    ·         Recommendations for improved application of semi-automated DSS for naturalistic environments

     

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    Networking Lunch

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    Falcon View – An Overview

    George Harrison

    George Harrison, Director, Georgia Tech Research Institute

    • Advantages of common MAP reference
    • Extended database
    • Automated data feeds
    • User interface
     

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    Integration and certification of mission planning and post mission debrief/analysis tools

    Squadron Leader Derek Reinhardt

    Squadron Leader Derek Reinhardt, Lead-In Fighter Capability Assurance Program – Resident Project Team , Royal Australian Air Force

    ·         Integrating the planning with the debrief

    ·         Using network technology for multi-ship debrief

    ·         Integrating tools from competing vendors

    ·         Certification of tools for preparation of flight information

     

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    Afternoon Tea

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    15:10

    The Increasing Operational Effectiveness and Flexibility while reducing the workload: Can a pan-European approach be implemented

    George Onslow

    George Onslow, Scientific Advisor HW, Air Warfare Centre RAF, Royal Air Force

    Colonel Giorgio Seravalle

    Colonel Giorgio Seravalle, Chief of Air Operations, Italian Air Force Staff

    Dimitrios Petridis

    Dimitrios Petridis, Programme Manager of the Aviation Support Programme Office, NATO Support Agency (NSPA)

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    Chairman’s Closing Remarks and Close of Day Two

    Sean Bell

    Sean Bell, Director, VANGOVION LTD


    Chief of Air Operations
    Italian Air Force Staff
    United State Marine Corps, Land Force Planner
    United States Military Delegation to NATO, NATO HQ
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    Movement Coordination Centre Europe
    Chief Navigator of Air Transportation Brigade
    Ukrainian Air Force
    Special Advisor to the Secretary General for Economics and Security
    NATO HQ
    Programme Manager of the Aviation Support Programme Office
    NATO Support Agency (NSPA)
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    Scientific Advisor HW, Air Warfare Centre RAF
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