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UNCLASSIFIED RPS LandWarNet 2008 Track 4: Commanding the Global LandWarNet Through NETOPS Enabling the Ground Force Commander Through NETOPS Session 5 Wed, 20 Aug 08, 1545-1700 LTC William O’Connor, ATZH-ID William.oconnor@us.army.mil, DSN 780-7571 UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 1 UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED RPS LandWarNet 2008 • PURPOSE: To provide an overview of the Ground Commander’s NETOPS capabilities and its integration into the Global Information Grid (GIG). OBJECTIVES: By the end of this presentation you will understand: – TPO NETOPS Integration mission – What are NETOPS capabilities – Basic roles and responsibilities of NETOPS – NETOPS guidance for the Commander – TPO NETOPS Campaign Plan Track 4, Session 5: Enabling the Ground Force Commander Through NETOPS • LTC William O’Connor, ATZH-IDH William.oconnor@us.army.mil, DSN 780-7571 UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 2 UNCLASSIFIED RPS LandWarNet 2008 Agenda • • • • • • • • What is NETOPS Background Organization, Mission and Responsibilities NETOPS Capabilities NETOPS Challenges NETOPS Campaign Plan Development of Commanders Summary UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 3 UNCLASSIFIED What is NetOps? RPS Network Operations (NETOPS): the allocation of network, information system, information security, and information dissemination resources directly in support of the Warfighter. NetOps enables the Commander through: • Management Assured Network Availability: Planning, Engineering, Reconfiguration, Operations • IA/CND Assured Information Protection: Computer Network Defense, Information Assurance, Information Protection • IDM/CS Assured Information Delivery: The Right Information, The Right Priority GEM: Global Enterprise management GND: Global Network Defense GCM: Global Content Management TRADOC FMI 6.02-71 – NetOps/ Joint NetOps CONOPS • NETOPS capability is achieved with the implementation of all 3 sub-areas • NETOPS Tools enable the G6/S6 to execute IAW the Commander’s priorities throughout the enterprise UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 4 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Functional Capabilities Areas • • • • Information Assurance/Computer Network Defense (IA/CND) Information Dissemination Management/Content Staging (IDM/CS) Enterprise Systems Management/Network Management (ESM/NM) Other Associated NETOPS functions: – Communications Security (COMSEC) – Electro-Magnetic Spectrum Operations – (T) Cyberspace UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 5 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Strategic Framework – Moved from an emphasis on the Signal Battalion with execution by the S3 to the Maneuver Commander with execution by the G6/S6 – Moved from circuits and networks separated into multi-channel and single channel to EOIP and networking waveforms – Moved from the “multi-channel” network executed by the Signal Battalion and the “Single channel” network executed by the S6 to everything being the responsibility of the S6 (with support/oversight by the G6) – Moved from Network Management to Network Operations – Publication of the LandWarNet CONOPS, NTS & EMSO CCP’s, and NSC construct – The emergence and importance of the Cyberspace discussion • What has changed? • Implications – – – – Move from an emphasis on interfaces to an enterprise approach NETOPS as a capability area The “network” (LandWarNet) is more than Win-T and can be seamless The “tactical” network can be an extension of the GIG and not a separate network Note: NETOPS and EMSO comprise 4 of 5 Regimental Corps Competencies UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 6 UNCLASSIFIED Background RPS • BG Foley created TPO NETOPS on 16 Nov 07 • Mission: Perform as the focal point for developing and synchronizing NETOPS, EMSO, and COMSEC Ops capabilities • Focus: Deliver a unified Tactical Enterprise NETOPS solution, aligned with BC and Network offerings, to enable the Commander • 3 major objectives: • • • Develop, synchronize, and integrate NETOPS capabilities Develop, synchronize IA and COMSEC solutions Develop, synchronize, and integrate EMSO capabilities 4 of 5 Corps Competencies NETOPS is the key C2 enabler by providing the right information, to the right Warfighter, in the right place, at the right time, and in the right format. UNCLASSIFIED 7 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 7 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Observations and Recommendations • Recommendations/Insights from the TRAC LandWarNet NETOPS Study: – Recommendations: • Integration of NETOPS between current force Win-T, and FCS must be achieved. The current difficulty in information sharing and resulting potential for non-conformity between systems has the potential to interfere with seamless NETOPS. • Establish a proponent for NETOPS who is responsible for the development, integration, and enforcement of policy and concepts for seamless NETOPS. – Insight: • Integrated and fused NETOPS is vital to operations in a Net-Centric environment. Effective control of the network through network management and security is critical to information flow and operations UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 8 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Signal Center CDID Organization HQ, CDID COL Dean Mr. Rutt, GS-15 SFC Townsend Program Management Division Mr. Smith, GS-13/ Ms. Wright, GS-12 Concepts, Requirements and Doctrine Division COL Williams / Mr. Bullock, GS-14 Experimentation Division COL Dunn / Mr. Hamilton, GS-14 TRADOC Capability Manager-N&S COL Eidson/Mr. Little, GS-14 TRADOC Capability Manager-SNE COL Benedict/Mr. Chernek, GS-14 Capability Development Integration Directorate (CDID) We Are Here TRADOC Capability Manager-TR COL Dewey/Mr. Wilson, GS-14 TRADOC Project NETOPS COL Thorne/Mr. Benoit , GS-14 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 9 UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED TPO NETOPS RPS Director COL Thorne Deputy Director Mr. Russ Beniott GS-14 Tactical BC/G6/S6 LTC William O’Connor MITRE Support Contractor Mr. Scott Loper Admin Asst Ms. Springfield NM/IDM/CS Chief Mr. Place GS-13 UNCLASSIFIED IA/CND/COMSEC Chief MAJ Gilbertson ESMO/Cyber Chief Mr. Matt Cullen GS-13 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 10 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Mission TPO NETOPS will lead the Army’s efforts to ensure tactical units have the capability to manage and control networks at all levels UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 11 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Signal Center CG’s 500 Day Action Plan: The Way Ahead • Enhance G6/S6 Support to the Warfighter (OCOS) • Lead the Delivery of Incremental WIN-T Capabilities to the Force (CDID) • Support the development of the Future Combat System (FCS) Program (CDID) • Develop and Integrate NETOPS Capabilities (CDID) • Expand Training Support to the Force throughout the ARFORGEN Cycle (DOT) • Integrate Installation LandWarNet (LWN) Support to the Warfighter (DOT) • Lead the Delivery of Incremental JTRS Capabilities to the Force (CDID) • Develop SATCOM and Network Extension Capabilities (CDID) Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 12 UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED RPS Responsibilities • Perform as the Army's primary focal point as a user advocate for the integration and synchronization activities associated with NETOPS and EMSO. • Act for the proponent in discharging responsibilities in developing and integrating total system requirements in the area of Network Operations and EMSO. • User advocate responsible for coordinating integration efforts across key programs of record for NETOPS • Coordinate to ensure that existing programs of record are appropriately modified in providing materiel solutions UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 13 UNCLASSIFIED RPS TPO Efforts Identified opportunity for Synchronized Spectrum development Recommended establishment of the IA/COMSEC/PKI ICDT Focused community on NETOPS development Established synchronization efforts with PdM NETOPS & NETCOM Developing NETOPS and COMSEC OPS “ST” or CONOPS Identified NETOPS importance to cyber/EW/etc COI’s Identified BC/WIN-T/DCGS-A synchronization issues Ensured NETOPS was in NT CBA; Conducting Spectrum CBA Maintained focus on G6/S6 support efforts Initiated architecture sync effort (LNA w/ NETCOM & AIMD) • • • • • • • • • • Focus: Deliver a unified Tactical Enterprise NETOPS solution, aligned with BC and Network offerings, to enable the Commander UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 14 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Results of Integrated NETOPS Capabilities LAN Management Battlefield C2 Systems (ABCS) Network Planning Information Assurance WAN Management Configuration Management Information Dissemination Quickly get information to the commander with adequate context, to make better decisions affecting the mission and to project those decisions forward to your forces for action Transmission Systems Management Combat Net Radio COMSEC Management C4I Logistics UNCLASSIFIED Battlefield Spectrum Management Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 15 UNCLASSIFIED RPS The Challenges – Strategic, Tactical, Joint become One Network • The Changing Battlefield • NETOPS Operational/Developmental Environment – – – – – Multiple PEOs, PMs/Vendors developing systems Multiple emerging concepts (NSC-R, EMSO,UBC, etc) Multiple architectural efforts Multiple definitions based on various doctrinal pubs Multiple field units executing based on Cdr’s intent • No organization charged with bringing all of this together for the Commander • What is the best way to bring it together? – Enterprise capability development – Current Force and “futures” – Synchronization across multiple efforts UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 16 UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED RPS UNCLASSIFIED Scope of Efforts Key Tasks: • Lead the synchronization of NETOPS efforts across the DOTMLPF • Lead the effort to ensure the G/S6’s attain an integrated capability to fight the network • Serve as the user representative for future NETOPS capabilities • Develop key milestones across the Army Formal JCIDS TPO NETOPS NETCOM FCS Battle Command TCM SNE CRDD INTEL TPO NETOPS CSS TCM TR Experimentation Div Strategic and Tactical Integration 11/16/2008 CRDD – Concepts, Requirements, & Doctrine Division DOTMLPF – Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leader, Personnel, & Facilities JCIDS – Joint Capabilities Integration & Development System N&S – Networks & Services SNE – SATCOM & Network Extension TCM – TRADOC Capability Manager TPO – TRADOC Project Office TR – Tactical Radio TCM N&S OCOS DISA PD NETOPS STRATCOM UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 17 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Q1: Who is doing what and at what level when it comes to NETOPS? Developers • ASA(ALT) • FCS • PEO C3T • PEO EIS • PEO IEW&S • JPEO JTRS • DISA • DARPA • NSA • AMC & RDECOM Leadership & Policymakers • • • • • • • OSD ARSTAFF CIO/G6 Joint Staff COCOMs NSA DISA Synchronized Governance? Doctrine? Integrated Materiel? Combat Developers ARCIC CAC CASCOM SigCen IntelCen JFCOM • • • • Network Operators FORSCOM NETCOM IMCOM (DOIMs) JTF-GNO & DISA SMDC AMC ARNG USASOC Army DRUs Marines Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 18 • • • • • • • DOCTRINE: CIO/G6, SIGCEN, NETCOM • • • • • • ORGANIZATION: SIGCEN/NETCOM TRAINING: SIGCEN, PEOs MATERIEL: NSA, CIO/G6, PEOs, NETCOM, CECOM, CSLA LEADERSHIP AND EDUCATION: SIGCEN PERSONNEL: SIGCEN FACILITIES: CIO/G6, SIGCEN, NETCOM • • • • • • UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED RPS Proposed Integrated NETOPS Campaign Plan FY 08 FY 09 Refine and Define Requirements Conduct NetOps CBA (TRADOC/SC) • Leverage ARCIC MITRE Project Establish NetOps Proponent (SIGCEN) • NetOps, Spectrum, COMSEC Develop CPDs from Multiple CDD’s (TRADOC) • Service Management Realign Programmatics Integrate/synchronize PORs • Network Management • Service Management • COMSEC/IA • Spectrum • Battle Command Synch NetOps Development in Win-T, FCS, BC and JTRS increments & Spin-outs Synch NetOps w/ NSC-R Construct and Non-POR’s Establish NetOps Funding Line for CF Actions Governance NetOps Council of Colonels LWN/BC CofC (as req) • Initialization • COMSEC/IA & Spectrum Sustain PdM NetOps & Determine the requirement/feasibility of a TCM NetOps Identify DOTMLPF gaps & develop a NetOps CONOPS Synchronize Architectures and Leverage SoSE/ Reference Model Efforts NetOps GOSC •SigCen •CIO/G6 •CECOM/LCMC •NETCOM •PEO-C3T Focus: Deliver a unified Tactical Enterprise NetOps solution, aligned with BC 8 and Network offerings, to enable the Commander Track 4, Session 5 11/16/2008 UNCLASSIFIED Slide # 19 UNCLASSIFIED RPS “Fight the Network” Tactical Commanders Development Program UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 20 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Purpose To educate Tactical Commander’s Development Program students on the Signal resources that commanders use to coordinate and control military operations and ensure mission accomplishment UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 21 UNCLASSIFIED RPS References • FM 3-0, Operations, June 2001 • FM 3-90.6, The Brigade Combat Team, August 2006 • FM 5-0, Army Planning and Orders Production, January 2005 • FM 6-0, Mission Command: Command and Control of Army Forces, August 2003 • FMI 6-02.71, Network Operations, June 2007 • FM 6-22, Army Leadership: Competent, Confident, and Agile, October 2006 • FM 7-0, Training The Force, October 2002 • FM 7-1, Battle Focused Training, September 2003 • STP 71-II-OFS-3, Officer Foundation Standards for Combined Arms Brigade Staff Officers , December 2004 UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 22 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Agenda • “Who Does What?” • • • • • Signal DOTLMPF Gap Signal Center Actions to Fill The Gap Distance Learning (DL) Opportunities and Unit What Does the Division G6 Do For You? YOUR Role as Cdr in Signal Business UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 23 UNCLASSIFIED RPS “Who does what?” Question: “What is the most important decision an executive makes to ensure success of an organization?” Answer: “Who does what?” Peter F. Drucker, November 19, 1909 - November 11, 2005, as quoted in “The Secret: What Great Leaders Know – And Do”, by Ken Blanchard and Mark Miller UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 24 UNCLASSIFIED RPS How We Stand on DOTMLPF… JNN Example Doctrine: Organization: Training: Materiel: Ldr Develop: Personnel: Facilities: Start UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Finish Slide # 25 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Must Fill the Gap! JNN Example Doctrine: Organization: GAP! Training: Materiel: Ldr Develop: Personnel: Facilities: Start UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Finish Slide # 26 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Signal Center Actions to “Filling the Gap” • Modifying BCT Signal Force Structure: Brigade & Below Signal Redesign Force Design Update (FDU) 06-01 • Improved structure at the JRTC, NTC, and JMRC:  Hand-picked MAJ’s as Senior O/C’s  TDA Change: 1 CPT and 2x NCO’s (O/C’s for Sig Co)  3x Signal Warrant Officers  Leader Training Program C4 Coach • Established BCT/BDE and BN S6 Officer Course (BBSOC) • Deployed dozens of Mobile Training/Assistance Teams • Produced numerous Doctrine updates (Army and Signal) UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 27 UNCLASSIFIED RPS LandWarNet eUniversity DL Opportunities and Unit “Universities” • Monthly average 8.12 GB downloaded daily worldwide, 2.3 GB by Soldiers in-theater  WAN/LAN Simulator – downloaded 185 times  Top Five visited forums – MOS 25U, AOC 25A, Tech Talk, S6- Radios, LWN Signal Café  56,982 LWNeU registered users, 63 unit • 1310 products available online (14 simulations + interactive media, courses) • Over 51,000 total downloads:  FBCB2 Simulator – over 5,000 times  SINCGARS Multimedia Instruction – downloaded over 5,000 times • Provides LWN training products to the US Marine Corps Communications School of Excellence • https://lwn.army.mil/ A Unit University for every Active and Reserve Brigade by FY09! UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 28 UNCLASSIFIED What Does the Division G6 Do For You? RPS • Advises the Division CDR or Signal personnel management • Provides Training Oversight (individual/collective) and Maintenance Oversight • Responsible for configuration management of the Division CDR’s network, and assists your BCT S6 with configuration management • Provides assistance in engineering YOUR network • Monitors YOUR network • Verifies IA accreditation (DAA), IAIC certification (CIO/G6), and Networthiness (NETCOM) of all IT systems on the network • Facilitates securing additional C4 resources to support YOUR mission • Coordinates Joint, Interagency, inter-Government, and multinational (JIIM) C4 support • Oversees COMSEC and Spectrum management in YOUR BCT Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 29 UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 UNCLASSIFIED YOUR Role as Cdr in Signal Business (1 of 2) RPS • Listen to and rely on your Div G6 for Training, Readiness, and Maintenance oversight – You will need help • • • • Empower YOUR BCT S6 Prioritize network operations, equipment, personnel, and training Establish clear CCIR for Signal Operations Understand Signal Officer Career Progression – YOUR BCT S6 is serving in a Key Developmental assignment: Rate and Mentor accordingly Establish SOP’s for training, maintenance, and Solider/unit certification Know YOUR Signal MOS’s and the role each MOS plays in enabling YOUR network – Do not allow misuse of key Soldiers • • UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 30 UNCLASSIFIED RPS YOUR Role as Cdr in Signal Business (2 of 2) • • • Own YOUR network: the BCT S6 will control YOUR network Maintain visibility of status and health of YOUR network – Learn Merge the NETOPS section from the Signal Company with the S6 Section: – Brigade & Below Signal Redesign Force Design Update (FDU) 06-01 – TTP is supported by all ten Regular Army Division G6’s – Implemented by more than 20 BCT’s and the 75th Ranger Regiment: 2/3 IBCT, 3/2 SBCT, 2/4 HBCT, 4/82 ABCT, etc. – Understand what you must do to safeguard YOUR portion of the network … and the impact if you don’t UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 31 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Signal Operations in the BCT ff Agenda • Empowering Your BCT S6 • Task Organizing NETOPS in the BCT • Enhancing Signal Support to the BCT • • • • • • Professional Development and Career Management Signal Training in the BCT Battle Command as a weapon system Protect Your Network Control Your Bandwidth Tools for BCT Commanders Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 32 UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED How to Empower Your BCT S6 RPS “With regard to MY network … what the G6 says … Goes.” - MG Thurman, Commander, 4th Infantry Division, while speaking to all his battalion and brigade commanders at the Commander’s Conference before OIF 05-07 UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 33 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Task Organizing NETOPS in the BCT “Units are assigned (attached) to the BSTB for C2, but much of their oversight comes from BCT staff officers….” - FM 3-90.6, paragraph 3-5 (The Brigade Combat Team) “Implied tasks include support for the BCT staff provided by BSTB units (such as the MI company’s A&I platoon and the Signal company’s network operations section)…” - FM 3-90.61, paragraph 3-7 (The Brigade Special Troops Battalion) UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 34 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Enhancing Signal Support to the BCT 3+2=6 If you see your BCT S3 huddled with your BCT S2, then add your BCT S6 to the huddle UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 35 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Professional Development and Career Management Ref: DA PAM 600-3 Brigade Command (CSL) or Corps G6 (CSL) 24 months of Division G6 (CSL), Battalion Command (CSL), Deputy Brigade Command, or Deputy Corps G6 G6 or Command 24 months of Brigade S6, Battalion XO/S3, Brigade S3, or Deputy G6 S6 or XO/S3 S6 or Command 24 months of Battalion S6 and/or Company Command • Groom your Signal Company Commanders to be BCT S6 or a BN XO/S3 • Groom your BCT S6 to be a Division G6 or Battalion Commander UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 36 UNCLASSIFIED Training the Operation of Communications Systems and IT Systems RPS Challenge: User-Owned-andOperated IT/comm systems in a BCT outnumber those systems operated and maintained by 25-series MOS’s by more than 10-to-1 BVTC Data Cases SIPR Voice Cases Red Voice BITS Solution: FM 7-0 and FM 7-1 NIPR Black Voice UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 37 UNCLASSIFIED RPS UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 38 UNCLASSIFIED Protect Your Network RPS • Before you introduce any external device into the network, or install any software, you need a Networthiness Certification, an Intra-Army Interoperability Certification, and written authorization from your Designated Approval Authority (DAA) • Keep patches and Anti-virus software up-to-date • Physical security is the first line of defense against the exploitation of computer systems. Control physical access to network resources. Track 4, Session 5 UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 Slide # 39 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Control Your Bandwidth The Division CDR wants you to come up on BREEZE and you can’t receive the slides … Why Not? … Bandwidth! Available 3.75 Mbps NIPR Usage (sending images) 2 Mbps TOC/JOC Aircraft CUB 2 Mbps Downloading a File 900 kbps FMV 200 kbps Using 4.39 Mbps Net Query Chat 100 kbps 100 kbps Phone Call 90 kbps • Establish and Enforce Digital ROE, and Control Your Bandwidth UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 Establish and Enforce Digital ROE and Control Your Bandwidth Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 40 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Example: CCIR for the Network • Any outage of Division level C4 capability that directly impacts the CG, ADC(M), ADC(S), G3, or Division CPs. • High interest items: – Loss of SIPRNET and/or access to the exchange server – Loss of NIPRNET and/or access to the AKO website or Hood server – Loss of Network Monitors – Loss of TACSAT assemblages – Loss of BVTC or network circuits – Loss of DSN services • Any outage over 30 minutes of the Division’s C4 infrastructure (key links, services, secure or nonsecure voice) or key applications that impact the ability for the BCTs to control their forces or impacts Division Headquarters ability to control operations. • Any attack on any C4 systems. • Any COMSEC issues that impact operations (early/late changes, loss or compromise). UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 41 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Example: Commander’s Checklist for Signal Support • What signal equipment is currently in system? • What equipment is available for future missions? • What is the replacement plan in the event of damage or battle loss? • What is the Signal ASL/PLL/Spare status? • What maintenance issues are impacting the mission • What is RETRANS plan? • What is the bandwidth consumption/utilization? • Status of COMSEC changes / incidents? • What is the status on updates of automation system patches/ security measures/ incidents? • What is the server maintenance schedule? (downtime) UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 42 UNCLASSIFIED RPS Key Takeaways ● Who Does What? ● Foster a relationship with the Division G6 ● Empower your BCT S6 ● Task Organize for NETOPS IAW current/emerging doctrine ● Understand Signal Officer Professional Development and Career Management ● Ensure your BN CDR’s have a strategy for operator certification/qualification ● Protect your network ● Prioritize: allocate bandwidth and track utilization/consumption ● Publish and maintain Signal CCIR and system tracking systems UNCLASSIFIED 11/16/2008 Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 43 UNCLASSIFIED RPS TPO NETOPS POC 706-791-3821 706-791-6340 706-791-7571 706 791 8356 gary.thorne@us.army.mil russ.benoit@us.army.mil william.oconnor@us.army.mil marc.gilbertson@us.army.mil COL Mike Thorne Mr. Russ Benoit LTC William O’Connor MAJ Marc Gilbertson Mr. Matt Cullen Mr. Scott Place 706-791-0330 706-791-4724 matthew.j.cullen@us.army.mil scott.place@us.army.mil CW4 Rita Hood 706-791-0723 rita.hood@us.army.mil (2nd Annual SIGCEN NETOPS Conference POC, 21-23 OCT 08 Fort Gordon, GA Website: https://www.us.army.mil/suite/page/470528 For questions about the website, contact MAJ Gilbertson Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 44 UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED RPS Questions? UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 45 UNCLASSIFIED RPS BACKUP UNCLASSIFIED Track 4, Session 5 Slide # 46