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LtCol Carl-Fredrik Kleman
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What are we training for? Is the past a guide to the future?
Swedish Armed Forces Joint Training Centre
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World Wide Distributed CPX/CAX
Multidimensional, Multifunctional and Multinational
Is the past a guide to the future? LtCol Carl-Fredrik Kleman - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Is the past a guide to the future? LtCol Carl-Fredrik Kleman - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
What are we training for? Is the past a guide to the future? LtCol Carl-Fredrik Kleman Swedish Armed Forces Joint Training Centre 4 World Wide Distributed CPX/CAX Multidimensional, Multifunctional and Multinational 2 What is VIKING?
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What is VIKING?
- Exercise VIKING is a training platform
designed to prepare civilians, military and police together for deployment to a peace or crisis response mission area.
- A distributed computer assisted
command post exercise (CAX/CPX) supported by a large number of partner nations and organizations.
- The exercise is multidimensional,
multifunctional and multinational, with an emphasis on realism and current
- perational concepts.
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- 2500 Participants
- 62 Participating nations
- 21 NATO member nations
- 18 Interoperability Platform nations
- 80 Participating Civilian Organizations
VIKING 18 Partner Involvement
U C O M S J F UNITED STATES JOINT FORCES COMMAND SLIDE 5
SITES: Brazil Bulgaria Finland Ireland Serbia Sweden x 4
Distributed Remote Sites VK 18
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North Friendly Sea Scenario
- Reflects current and future challenges
in peace support operations
- Maximizes civil-military-police
interaction
- Mandates, themes and incidents that
trigger multifunctional coordination
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3-level Command Post Exercise
BFOR HQ Land Air Maritime Joint Logistic Brigade HQs CAOC TASK GROUP
Operational Level
Sector HQ Regional Offices
UNMIB HQ
UN Mission in Bogaland
DSRSG Political DSRSG RC/HC UN POLICE UN MILITARY UN COUNTRY TEAM
Country Offices Regional Offices
CDSP Mission HQ
Unit Level Civilian GO & NGO
NATO UN EU
Tactical Level
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Integration – Implementation VIKING 18
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Evolution of the VIKING - NATO MSG research
MSG-027 MSG-052
PSN Simulation Agreements Standards Based (IEEE 1516-2000
MSG-086
(IEEE 1516-2000) STANAG 4603
MSG-068
NETN FAFD v1.0
MSG-106
NETN FAFD v2.0
MSG-134
AMSP-04/STANREC4800
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MSG-164
AMSP-05/CAX Handbook
MSG-145 MSG-136
AMSP X/Ref Architecture
MSG-?
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- 1. Strategic
Initiation
- 2. Design
- 3. Prepare
- 4. Execute
- 5. Evaluate
- 6. Assess
Post Training Analysis Types of Training Required Strategic Directives & Priorities Training Need & Objectives Training Progression Exercise Exercise Exercise Observe & Assess Performance Lessons Identified Lessons Learned
MILITARY TRAINING PROCESS
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Development Process from VIKING 18 to Next VIKING
Officer Scheduling the Exercise Lessons Learned
Lessons Identified Training Capability Requirements
Strategic Conclusions & Recommendations
Technical Project Team
Capability Innovation Interoperability Development Challenges to Industry
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Training Capability Requirements
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- Efficient start and full training effect already in the beginning
- f the exercise
- Optimization of Exercise Control Activities – cut time
- Support of all stages of Training Process
- Reduce Exercise Control organization – few train many
- Distribute without specific Simulator software – web
- Reuse system design
- Increase the ability to operate within the information arena
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”The Future” (New Security Clim limate)
- Con
- nnection to
- National
l De Defence
- Adopted sce
scenario
- Regular Unit
it HQ (A (Army, Ai Air r Force)
- CPX
X & LIV LIVEX (B (Ble lended Exercis ises)
- De
Developed Tech pla latform/Federation
- Federated Mis
issi sion Ne Network (F (FMN )
- Hyb
ybrid id warfare
- Di
Disaster Prevention
- Cyb
yber WARFARE
- In
Information WARFARE
- Total
l De Defence (R (Resili ilience)
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SOME WORDS ABOUT VIKING!
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