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I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l l e n c e
Headquarters U.S. Air Force
Maj Gen Timothy M. RayDirector, Operational Planning,
Policy & Strategy11 Jul 2013
The Air Force View of IAMD in a
Joint Environment
This Briefing is Unclassified
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Air Force View
Homeland Defense
Regional Challenges
Air Force IAMD Lines-of-EffortOperational C2
Tactical C2/C3
Sensors
Engagement Systems
INTRO / BLUF
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Air Force View of IAMD
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OFFENSIVE COUNTERAIR
• Attack Operations• Attacks on missile sites,
airfields, command and control, infrastructure
• Suppression of Enemy AirDefenses
• Fighter Escort• Fighter Sweep
DEFENSIVE COUNTEAIR
• Active Air & Missile Defense• Air Defense• Ballistic Missile Defense
• Passive Air & Missile Defense• Detection & Warning• CBRN Defenses• Camouflage, Concealment,
& Deception• Hardening• Reconstitution• Dispersion• Redundancy• Mobility
COUNTERAIR
IAMD
JP 3-01: Countering air and missile threats requires aholistic approach that includes:• OCA attack ops• Active AMD• Passive AMD• C2 and ISR
framework
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Missile DefenseMissile WarningAir DefenseC2Deterrence
Homeland Defense
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Regional Challenges
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Our focus should always be on returning to the offense – we cannot be content to play catch.
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A2/AD Challenges Force Projection
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US Sovereign Territory
3rd Party Sovereign Territory
Adversary Sovereign Territory
Submarines Mines
Advanced Aircraft SAMs
ASUW
ASBM ASCMLABM
LACM
Offensive Counter Cyber
Offensive Counter Space
Electronic AttackStrategic Mobility
Homeland as Sanctuary
Expeditionary Land Basing
Sea Basing
Qualitatively Superior Units
Secure Communications
Battlespace Awareness
Expeditionary Operations
Space
Cyber
Air
Land
Maritime
Highly ContestedContestedPermissive
Networked Integrated Attack in Depth Disrupt Destroy Defeat
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Four Pillars of IAMD
No Threat No Launch No ImpactNo
Consequences
Non-Proliferatio
n
Deterrence Active Defense
Offensive Operations
Passive Defense
Deter Employmen
t
Prevent or Limit Launche
s
Deny or Limit
Enemy Capability
Minimize Impacts
Mitigate Effects
Battle Management, Command & Control, Communication, and
IntelligencePOLITICAL
IAMD PILLARS
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Air Force IAMD Lines-of-Effort
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Command and ControlSensorsEngagement Systems
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JFC / JTF
JFACC/AADC
CTF IAMD
DAADC
AAMDC
Land-based Sensors and
Shooters
CRCRADC
AirborneSensors and
Shooters
Maritime Sensors and
Shooters
RADC RADCADAFCO
JFLCCTAAMDCOORD
JFMCC
1. JFMCC and JFLCC are supporting commanders to JFACC/AADC for IAMD2. Navy retains OPCON/TACON of multi-mission IAMD ships; Army retains OPCON/TACN of Army ADA forces3. AADC engagement control and authority for multi-mission IAMD ships is normally through a RADC designated
by JFACC and approved by the JFMCC
1. JFMCC and JFLCC are supporting commanders to JFACC/AADC for IAMD2. Navy retains OPCON/TACON of multi-mission IAMD ships; Army retains OPCON/TACN of Army ADA forces3. AADC engagement control and authority for multi-mission IAMD ships is normally through a RADC designated
by JFACC and approved by the JFMCC
Supporting OPCON / TACONLines of CoordinationEngagement Authority
Suppo
rted C
DR
JointArmyNavyAir
Force
Operational C2
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Tactical C2/C3
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CRC Modernization
AWACS 40/45
Joint Aerial Layer Network
5th – 4th Integration
Joint Track Management Capability
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Sensors
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3DELRR
TACAIR sensors
AWACS sensor way ahead
BMD tracking and discrimination
Space sensors
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Engagement Systems
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Air-to-Air
Air base defense
BMD engagement
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Airborne Weapons Layer Concept
• Fighter aircraft as launch platforms• Leverages evolving sensor and weapon technologies to develop
• Upper-tier weapon focused on exo-atmospheric intercepts – long range, fast (approx 3.5 km/s at burnout)
• Lower-tier weapon focused on endo-atmospheric intercepts –AMRAAM body, shorter range, slower (approx 1.75 km/s burnout)
BallisticMissile
Infra-Red Sensor Search
Infra-Red Sensor Search
Radar Search
IR AssistedRanging
IR Stere
o Rangin
g
Sensor-Only Platforms
RPA
Sensor / Interceptor PlatformsFighter, Bomber, RPA
C2BMC
Air DefenseNetworks
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Questions?
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