JOINT SYSTEM TRAINING PLAN
FOR THE
JOINT TACTICAL TERMINAL (JTT) AND COMMON INTEGRATED
BROADCAST SERVICE MODULES (CIBS-M)
Date: Approved 18 June 2001
Version: Milestone III
Proponent School:
USAIC&FH
ATTN: ATZS-FDC-NS
Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613-6000
Table of Contents
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Title
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System Description
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Target Audience
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Assumptions
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Training Constraints
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Training Concept (AC/RC)
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Training Strategy (AC/RC)
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Training Products
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Training Support
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Post Fielding Training Effectiveness Analysis
(PFTEA)
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Annexes
Title
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Target Audience
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Combined Arms Training Strategy (CATS)
Individual Training Strategies (Warrior)
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CATS Short-range Unit Training Strategies
(Warfighter)
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Training Development Milestone Schedules
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Resources
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References
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Coordination
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Acronyms
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Training Aids, Devices, Simulations, and
Simulators (TADSS) Requirements
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SYSTEM TRAINING PLAN (STRAP)
FOR THE
JOINT TACTICAL TERMINAL (JTT)
AND
COMMON INTEGRATED BROADCAST SERVICE MODULES (CIBS-M)
1. System Description.
a. General. The Joint Tactical Terminal/Common Integrated Broadcast Service Modules
(JTT/CIBS-M) consists of a family of tactical terminals and modules for multiple path ultra high
frequency (UHF) data communications. The JTT is a family of special application tactical
terminals, which provides integrated broadcast service (IBS) connectivity to the military services
and other agencies. The JTT will be deployed to all services, intelligence agencies, joint
commands, battle labs, and allies. The modular approach allows integration into existing
systems (e.g., aircraft, ships, submarines, armored vehicles, etc.) with various configurations.
JTT/CIBS-M provides producers and users access to the IBS and other command, control,
communications, computers, and intelligence (C4I) communications, and allows operation at
various security levels. JTT/CIBS-M supports advanced encryption techniques. The term JTT as
used throughout this document references the family of JTT’s versus a specific JTT, unless
noted. The JTT will:
(1) Provide secure voice communications between the intelligence user and producer and
support advanced encryption techniques.
(2) Operate, as a minimum, in the following intelligence dissemination networks:
(a) Tactical Reconnaissance Intelligence eXchange Service (TRIXS).
(b) Tactical Information Broadcast Service (TIBS).
(c) Tactical Related Applications (TRAP) Data Dissemination System (TDDS).
(d) Tactical Data Information eXchange Subsystem-B (TADIXS-B)
(3) Receive and optionally transmit intelligence reports, imagery and video.
b. Variations. The baseline JTT consists of two line replaceable units (LRU) provided by
the Program Manager (PM) as government furnished equipment (GFE). The LRUs are the
receiver exciter (RE) and the power amplifier (PA). These LRUs must be integrated into the
C4I host platforms, which is provided by the user. The host platform is required to provide
software (Tactical Data Processor (TDP) and hardware (antennae, pre-amplifiers, cables, and
other associated equipment) required to support the JTTs integration into the C4I system. The
baseline JTT transmit/receive (JTT T/R) consists of both a RE and PA, and provides the
ability to receive up to eight channels and transmit on one channel simultaneously.
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Additional RE modules and PAs can be added (max of four) to provide additional channels
up to the maximum of twelve receive and four transmit. The JTT receive only terminal (JTT
R) is capable of receiving eight channels simultaneously and would consist of the RE only.
Additional configurations of the JTT include a stand-alone briefcase sized terminal, JTT Briefcase (JTT-B). These and other configurations will be part of the JTT family of terminals.
c. Integration. All JTTs require:
(1) The JTT provided LRU equipment (RE, PA, or both).
(2) User provided host processor or system.
(3) User provided antenna and other associated ancillary equipment.
d. Host Systems. The JTT is planned for integration into the following systems:
(1) Army:
(a) Theater High Altitude Air Defense System (THAADS).
(b) Joint Tactical Ground Station (JTAGS).
(c) Communications Central, AN/TSQ-190(V).
(d) All Source Analysis System (ASAS).
(e) Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (JSTARS) CGS.
(f) GUARDRAIL Common Sensor (GRCS) Integrated Processing Facility (IPF).
(g) Tactical Exploitation System (TES).
(h) Air and Missile Defense Planning Control System (AMDPCS).
(i) Advanced Field Artillery Tactical Data System (AFATDS).
(j) Airborne Reconnaissance Low (ARL).
(k) Patriot Tactical Command System (TCS).
(l) SHORAD FAAD C2I
(m) Army Special Operations Forces (ARSOF)
(2) Navy:
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(a) Carriers (CV/CVN)
(b) AEGIS Cruisers (CDG)
(c) AEGIS Destroyers (DDG)
(d) EP-3
(3) Marine Corps:
(a) JSTARS CGS
(b) Intelligence Analysis System (IAS)
(c) Tactical Electronic Reconnaissance Processing & Evaluation System (TERPES)
(d) Tactical Air Operations Center (TAOC)
(e) Tactical Command and Control (TACC)
(4) Air Force:
(a) AWACS E-3
(b) JSTARS E-8
(c) ABI
(d) ABL
(e) Rivet Joint
e. Army Modernization Information Management (AMIM) Number: N/A.
f. New Equipment Training Plan (NETP) Number: No number has been assigned at this
time.
g. First Unit Equipped (FUE) Date: The JTT subsystems were delivered to host system
integrators beginning in FY 00. Initial Unit JTT issues/deliveries are expected to begin in
2nd or 3rd QTR FY 01 in accordance with the host platform manager’s schedule.
h. Preplanned Product Improvements (P3I): The following items are scheduled as P3I for
the JTT. Dates of implementation may vary as acquisition strategy changes.
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(1) Crypto upgrades include full duplex, programmable devices that accommodate future
IBS COMSEC requirements while reducing JTT cost. Implementation scheduled for 3rd
quarter FY99.
(2) Continuous phase modulation (CPM) provides increased general-purpose link (GPL)
UHF SATCOM data rates of up to 48 kbps with growth to 64 kbps. The JTT GPL with
CPM will provide interoperability between the JSTARS E8/AITG and CGS/JTT. The
CPM for SATCOM communications is currently on contract and will be available in 1st
QTR FY01.
(3) TDDS 2.0 will upgrade the JTT from TDDS broadcast version E1.6 to E2.0.
Currently on contract and will be available with initial JTT system deliveries in 3rd QTR
FY00.
(4) JTT-B provides a 4-channel (4R/0T, 2R/2T, 3R/1T) capability in a stand-alone
briefcase configuration. The JTT-B primary customer is the Army Special Operations
Forces (ARSOF) but has other applications across services and agencies where weight is
a consideration and a stand-alone system is required. The JTT-B is currently on contract
with initial deliveries scheduled for 3rd QTR FY01.
i. Joint Operational Requirements Document (JORD): The JORD, 13 Sep 96,
requirements not included in basic JTT (The “O” in parentheses stands for objective and the
number in parentheses represents the priority of the objective):
(1) JTT/CIBS-M will provide growth to accommodate other portions of the radio
frequency (RF) spectrum including very high frequency (VHF) (O), super high frequency
(SHF) (O), and extremely high frequency (EHF) (O) systems including commercial
satellite communications (SATCOM) (O), global broadcast service (GBS) (O), and
terrestrial and computer communications networks (O) (2).
(2) Regardless of the specific JTT configuration, the user must be able to initialize the
system in less than two minutes (O) (4).
(3) CIBS-M will support secure over the air reprogramming to allow automatic updates to
JTT in the field (O) (6).
(4) JTT/CIBS-M must allow multi-level security (e.g. special compartmented information
(SCI), top secret (TS), secret (S), and confidential (C)) while remaining secure from
unintended parties (O) (7).
(5) Where transmit is required, the JTT will incorporate automatic link establishment
(ALE) with power management when required by user (O) (2).
(6) JTT/CIBS-M will have low probability of intercept/low probability detection
(LPI/LPD) capability (O) (4).
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(7) JTT/CIBS-M will support over-the-air rekey (OTAR) (O) (5).
(8) Benign key fill (O) (6).
(9) JTT/CIBS-M will be capable of transitioning to an unclassified state without zeroizing
the traffic keys through the use of a crypto ignition key (O) (9).
(10) JTT/CIBS-M will be capable of processing imagery and other products in National
Imagery Transmission Format (NITF) and video (O) (7).
(11) JTT/CIBS-M will be capable of operating in an aircraft environment up to a height
of 80,000 ft, unpressurized (O) (3).
(12) JTT/CIBS-M will provide asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) interface (O) (4).
(13) JTT/CIBS-M will detect faults without ambiguity with 99% accuracy (O) (2).
2. Target Audience. Training will be required for Army Military Intelligence 96H, 98C, 98J,
96B, 96D, 33W military occupational specialties (MOSs); Field Artillery 13D (to be activated in
1st quarter FY01) and 13M MOSs; Air Defense Artillery 14E and 14J MOSs; Signal Corps 31R
and 31U MOSs and Ordnance 35E and 35L MOSs. No information has been received from the
Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force at this time. Proponent schools of the host systems will, after
IKPT and task analysis, decide whether to add JTT CIBS/M to institutional training or unit
training. Computer based training (CBT) CDs and interactive electronic technical manuals
(IETMs) will allow field units to sustain and maintain training at skill levels 10-30.
3. Assumptions.
a. Milestones.
(1) Milestone schedules for all events will be met or exceeded.
(2) All JTT system technical manuals (TMs), CBT’s, and training materials will be
developed by the contractor and verified by the MOS-producing schools prior to the start
of training; all expenses will be paid by the JTT PM.
b. Resources.
(1) Resources will be available from the host system PMs to all applicable service schools
for both operator and maintainer resident training, Army Correspondence Course
Program, soldier’s training publications (STPs) and doctrine, tactics, and techniques
(DTT).
(2) Funds will be available from the PM for the Intelligence Center New Systems
Training Office (NSTO) to participate in the training development, integrated logistic
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support (ILS) meetings, in-process/progress review (IPR), factory training for
developmental testing/operational testing (DT/OT) training development, test player
certification, and instructor and key personnel training (IKPT).
(3) CBT will be provided by the PM for JTT sustainment training.
c. Prerequisites. Initial entry training students are required to successfully complete Basic
Training and all AIT course material taught prior to JTT training. MOS 33W soldiers will
complete High Powered Workstation (HPW) training during the Computer Systems
Fundamentals portion of the 102-33W10 course. This HPW training directly supports the
JTT maintenance functional course that will be established at USAIC&FH.
d. Training.
(1) Host system PMs will review present embedded training, identify necessary upgrades,
and provide resources to execute those upgrades in order to integrate the JTT into the host
system. The host system PMs will provide operator training of the JTT radios integrated
into their system.
(2) Host system training will be reviewed and updated/revised, incorporating JTT tasks
prior to the host system receiving JTT.
(3) The JTT PM will resource the development of JTT training products.
4. Training Constraints.
a. If the CBT(s) are not developed, or developed late, soldier proficiency and training
sustainment on the JTT is at risk.
b. Incorporation of JTT training into proponent schools of host systems cannot increase total
training time of a proponent school without TRADOC approval.
5. Training Concept (AC/RC). The proposed maintenance training for the JTT will be trained
as an additional course for all maintenance personnel including Army, Navy, and Marine Corps.
The Air Force has adopted a two level maintenance concept and their personnel will not attend
the Army course. The course will be held at Fort Huachuca, AZ. Proposed maintainer course
length is 40 hours, and will support maintenance requirements for all services. The PM will be
responsible for providing adequate training devices and support equipment to ensure the required
tasks. How the JTT will be trained at the proponent institutions is still under development. The
PM will provide a program of instruction (POI) for all branches of service to incorporate into
their respective MOS institutional training courses. Proposed operator course length is 22.9
hours. The PM provided CBT’s will be used for both institutional and unit sustainment training
along with host system embedded training, which has been reviewed and upgraded to integrate
the JTT. There is no difference in the delivery or format of the training between the AC and the
RC soldiers.
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a. New Equipment Training (NET). The Host system PM’s will fund NET for both
operators and maintainers. RCs will not receive NET training.
b. Unit/Sustainment Training. PM-funded CBT will be provided for sustainment
training. The proponents for the host systems are responsible for incorporation of JTT
training into the system’s unit training strategy. Host system PMs will review their
embedded training, identify the necessary upgrades, and provide resources to execute
those upgrades in order to integrate the JTT into the host system. Unit sustainment
training reinforces critical tasks and provides any necessary additional training to support
the unit’s METL. Unit training will consist of field training exercises (FTX), use of the
CBT, IEWTPT, and Warfighter Simulation exercises.
c. Doctrine and Tactics Training (DTT). NSTO will develop and train an exportable
non-system specific DTT package for MI units only. Other braches of the Army and the
other services will need to develop their own DTT package. The DTT package will be
available on the NSTO and PM’s web page. DTT for the host systems integrating the JTT
must be updated to reflect the additional capabilities of the equipment. The DTT package
will detail the concept of operations, effects on mission planning, capabilities and
limitations of the equipment, and broadcast systems received by the system. This generic
non-system DTT package will be included in DTT packages for all systems integrating
the JTT.
6. Training Strategy (AC/RC). The PM will provide POI to proponent schools for JTT
training An IKPT will be held to train the proponent school instructors prior to the JTT being
taught at the institution. There will be no difference in the delivery or format of the training
between the AC and the RC soldiers. RC affected MOSs will receive training as part of their
regular attendance in MOS-producing or Noncommissioned Officer Education System courses.
a. NET Strategy (Warmod). JTT NET is required for both the operator and maintenance
personnel. NET requirements will be determined and identified by the host systems
proponent school. NET will be conducted by the host system’s PM office by either civilian
contractors or military training teams. JTT/CIBS-M NET is for all branches of service. NET
trainers will leave behind the CBT to support sustainment training.
b. Institutional/Individual Training (Warrior).
(1) The United States Army Intelligence Center and Fort Huachuca (USAIC&FH) is the
Military Intelligence proponent for all JTT specific resident and non-resident training.
Host system training development is the responsibility of the host system proponent
school.
(2) The JTT/CIBS-M is not used in a stand-alone mode; operator training will be
integrated into the training for the host systems. Training for the JTT-B will be integrated
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into the affected operator MOS producing institution. JTT-B maintenance will be trained
as an additional functional course held at Fort Huachuca.
(3) The JTT will be incorporated into USAIC&FH officer, noncommissioned officer, and
warrant officer professional development courses. Host system instruction will be
modified to incorporate DTT and the technical skills required to operate and maintain the
JTT.
(4) MOS 98C. The JTT will be incorporated into the 242-98C10 Signals Intelligence
Analyst course at USAIC&FH. The JTT will be trained as part of the established
institutional and unit/sustainment training strategies for the host system.
(5) MOS 33W. The JTT will be trained as an additional functional course held at Fort
Huachuca, AZ.
(6) MOS 96H. The JTT will be incorporated into the 233-96H10 Imagery Ground Station
Operator (IGSO) course at USAIC&FH. The JTT will be trained as part of the
established institutional and unit/sustainment training strategies for the host system.
(7) MOS 96B. The JTT will be incorporated into the 243-96B10 Intelligence Analyst
course at USAIC&FH. The JTT will be trained as part of the established institutional and
unit/sustainment training strategies for the host system.
(8) MOS 96D. The JTT will be incorporated into the 242-96D10 Imagery Analyst
Course at USAIC&FH. The JTT will be trained as part of the established institutional
and unit/sustainment training strategies for the host system
(9) MOS 98J. The JTT will be incorporated into the 233-98J10 Noncommunications
Interceptor/Analyst course at USAIC&FH. The JTT will be trained as part of the
established institutional and unit/sustainment training strategies for the host system.
(10) MOS 35E. The JTT will be trained as an additional functional course held at Fort
Huachuca, AZ.
(11) MOS 35L. The JTT will be trained as an additional functional course held at Fort
Huachuca, AZ.
(12) MOS 13M. The maintenance for the JTT will be trained as an additional functional
course held at Fort Huachuca, AZ. The JTT operator training will be incorporated into the
042-13M10(F) Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) Crewmember course at Fort
Sill, OK. The JTT will be trained as part of the established institutional and
unit/sustainment training strategies for the host system.
(13) MOS 14E. The maintenance for the JTT will be trained as an additional functional
course held at Ft. Huachuca, AZ. The JTT operator training will be incorporated into the
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043-14E10 Patriot Fire Control Enhanced Operator/Maintainer course at Fort Bliss, TX.
The JTT will be trained as part of the established institutional and unit/sustainment
training strategies for the host system.
(14) MOS 14J. The maintenance for the JTT will be trained as an additional functional
course held at Fort Huachuca, AZ. The JTT operator training will be incorporated into the
043-14J10 ADA C4I Enhanced System Operator/Maintainer course at Fort Bliss, TX.
The JTT will be trained as part of the established institutional and unit/sustainment
training strategies for the host system.
(15) MOS 31R. The maintenance for the JTT will be trained as an additional functional
course held at Fort Huachuca, AZ. The JTT operator training will be incorporated into
the 202-31R10(CT) Multichannel Transmission System Operator - Maintainer course at
Fort Gordon, GA. The JTT will be trained as part of the established institutional and
unit/sustainment training strategies for the host system.
(16) MOS 31U. The JTT will be trained as an additional functional course held at Fort
Huachuca, AZ.
(17) MOS 13D. The maintenance for the JTT will be trained as an additional functional
course held at Fort Huachuca, AZ. The JTT operator training will be incorporated into
the 250-13D10(F) Field Artillery Tactical Data Systems Specialist course at Fort Sill,
OK. This is a new MOS and will start training in 1st quarter of FY01. The JTT will be
trained as part of the established institutional and unit/sustainment training strategies for
the host system.
(18) Air Force. The JTT will be incorporated into the respective AFSC (Air Force
specialty code) training for operators. The JTT will be trained as part of the established
institutional and unit/sustainment training strategies for the host system. No additional
information for institutional training or which MOS will operate/maintain the JTT has
been received from the Air Force at this time.
(19) Navy. The maintenance for the JTT will be trained as an additional functional course
held at Fort Huachuca, AZ. The JTT will be incorporated into the respective operator
training. The JTT will be trained as part of the established institutional and
unit/sustainment training strategies for the host system. No additional information for
institutional training or which MOS will operate/maintain the JTT has been received from
the Navy at this time.
(20) Marine Corps. The maintenance for the JTT will be trained as an additional
functional course held at Fort Huachuca, AZ. The JTT will be incorporated into the
respective MOS training for operators. The JTT operator training will be trained as part
of the established institutional and unit/sustainment training strategies for the host system.
No additional information for institutional training or which MOS will operate/maintain
the JTT has been received from the Marine Corps at this time.
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NOTE: The PM will provide a POI for the JTT, which will be exported to each institutional
training facility for their use in respective JTT MOS training. Each MOS responsible for JTT
maintenance will determine/confirm faults by running built-in test (BIT). If the LRU fails
BIT evacuate to the closest regional support center (RSC) for repair and return for locations
outside of the United States. For locations within the United States the contractor (Raytheon)
will provide a replacement line replaceable unit/smallest replaceable unit (LRU/SRU) within
72 hours of notification.
c. Unit/Sustainment Training (Warfighter). Unit/sustainment training for the JTT will be
accomplished by updating exportable training material(s), host system embedded training,
and lesson plans for the host system. The proponents for the host systems are responsible for
incorporation of JTT training into the system’s unit training strategy. Sustainment training for
individual tasks will be provided as part of the host system training support package. The
training will be developed concurrently with institutional training, and all host system unittraining materials will be updated as required by the host system PM. The JTT PM’s office
will provide a CBT CD-ROM on the JTT to assist field units in sustaining/maintaining their
proficiency. The proponents for the host systems are responsible for incorporation of JTT
training into the system’s unit training strategy.
(1) Reserve Component (RC) training. Affected MOSs will receive training as part
of their regular attendance in MOS-producing or Noncommissioned Officer Education
System courses. RCs will not receive NET training.
(2) Contractor training support. The PM will utilize contractor-training support for JTT
for initial IKPT. The PM will develop a maintenance-training course for the JTT using a
generic host processor terminal. The PM will provide the digitized lesson plans, POI,
instructional media package, student guides, etc., in the correct TRADOC format. The
PM will resource and conduct two classes a year over a period of three years for both
operator and maintenance personnel in all services until force requirements have been
met or if earlier if deemed proficient. Following JTT fielding/deliveries, the PM will
provide training for instructor and key personnel training (IKPT) in support of the JTT
future training requirements, effectively “Train the Trainer”. The validated training
materials will be made available on the JTT web page, and also mailed by the JTT PM to
the affected host systems’ program management offices for incorporation into training on
the host systems. The PM will provide source data to the host system integrator for the
development of host-specific operator training and manuals.
(3) Doctrine and tactics training (DTT). DTT for the host systems integrating the JTT
must be updated to reflect the additional capabilities of the equipment. NSTO will
develop an exportable non-system-specific DTT package available on CD-ROM, and also
placed on the NSTO and JTT PM web page. The DTT package will detail the concept of
operations, effects on mission planning, capabilities and limitations of the equipment, and
broadcast systems received by the system. This generic non-system DTT package will be
included in DTT packages for all systems integrating the JTT.
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(5) Combined arms training strategy (CATS). There is no embedded training for the
JTT, however, host system PMs will review their embedded training, identify the
necessary upgrades, and provide resources to execute those upgrades in order to integrate
the JTT into the host system. Proponent schools have not established how the JTT will be
trained with their respective host systems at this time.
d. Digital Training Support at USAIC&FH. This subparagraph is unique to this school
and supports OPORD 00-01, USAIC Transformation USAIC&FH, 01 Aug 2000
(1) The JTT will incorporate plug ‘n play designed instructional courses at the AIT
and NCO Academy levels for operator level training. Instructors will need to
attend the Instructor Design Instructional Course (IDIC).
(2) The JTT will be a subsystem of the host, thus requiring no direct connection to the
Digital TOC. Host system STRAPS will need to be amended as needed when
JTT is installed to cover connection, and maintenance responsibilities of the JTT
to the Digital TOC.
(3) The host systems for the JTT at the AIT and NCO Academy will need to adjust
their digital system integration as needed by the host system PM for operator level
training.
(4) Instructors will need to attend courses on the operation, maintenance, and changes
to host systems that the JTT will be installed in.
7. Training Products.
a. Training Devices. The Army will train the JTT through three proponent schools.
Military Intelligence training will use the JSTARS CGS Operator and Maintenance Trainers
as a host for JTT. The 96H course instructors will incorporate JTT operator training into the
JSTARS CGS block of instruction to familiarize 96Hs with JTT BIT, operations, and unit
level maintenance procedures. Field Artillery will conduct operator training at Fort Sill, OK
and maintenance training at Fort Huachuca, AZ for 13M and 13D. AFATDS will be the host
system to be used for Field Artillery. Air Defense Artillery (ADA) will conduct operator
training at Fort Bliss, TX and maintenance training at Fort Huachuca, AZ for 14E and 14J.
The Patriot Tactical Command System (TCS) and Air and Missile Defense Planning Control
System (AMDPCS), nomenclature PN: 10-00503-001 will be used as host systems for
training. To date, information on training devices has not been received from the Navy, Air
Force, or Marine Corps. The PM will make available a JTT CBMT CD-ROM to be used in
institutional courses, unit sustainment training, and distance learning for both operators and
maintainers. Intelligence MOS 33W AIT will be responsible for basic computer support
maintenance training, JTT system maintenance training for 33W, Signal Corps MOSs 31R,
31U and Ordnance MOSs 35E, 35L will conduct maintenance training at Fort Huachuca, AZ.
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b. The Intelligence Electronic Warfare Tactical Proficiency Trainer (IEWTPT).
JTT/CIBS-M is not a stand-alone system, however, when integrated with a MI host system,
this will allow an interface with the IEWTPT.
c. Critical Collective Task and Individual Task. No collective or individual tasks have
been developed at this time.
8. Training Support.
a. Distance Learning Infrastructure. Distance learning will be accomplished through the
use of CBMT CD ROM provided to units by the PM’s office.
b. Facilities. No upgrade to current training facilities is required.
c. Ammunition. None.
d. Training issues at risk. Numbers for training devices provided to the PM by the various
host system training organizations was determined with current information. Over time the
actual number of required training devices for host system proponent schools may change. If
the CBT is not developed, or developed late, soldier proficiency and training sustainment on
the JTT is at risk, and may not occur due to lack of resourcing.
9. Post-Fielding Training Effectiveness Analysis.
a. Post-Fielding Training Effectiveness Analysis (PFTEA). PFTEAs are required to
validate the institutional and unit/sustainment training to ensure mission requirements are
met. USAIC&FH, Office of the Registrar, will conduct a PFTEA for the Military Intelligence
proponent host systems as funding and manpower permit. The evaluation/technical support
sections of the Office of the Registrar will otherwise administer graduation follow-up surveys
to all applicable personnel and use feedback from gaining units to complete the PFTEAs.
Upon completion of the individual system evaluations, feedback is provided to the PMO and
Futures, Directorate of Combat Developments, (NSTO), to revise the training course and
materials at the Intelligence Center. The post-fielding evaluation team will also provide
feedback to the gaining commands on their finding and actions taken to correct deficiencies.
b. US Army Field Artillery School and Fort Sill (USAFAS&FS). USAFAS&FS is
responsible for the performance of a PFTEA for the JTAGS systems. The results of the
analysis that pertain to the JTT will be provided to USAIC&FH for revision of the JTT
training across all host system platforms.
c. US Army Air Defense Artillery School and Fort Bliss (USAADAS&FB).
USAADAS&FB is responsible for the performance of a PFTEA for the PATRIOT systems.
The results of the analysis that pertain to the JTT will be provided to USAIC&FH for
revision of the JTT training across all host system platforms.
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d. Air Force. No information has been received from the Air Force at this time. The results
of the analysis, if conducted, that pertain to the JTT will be provided to USAIC&FH for
revision of the JTT training across all host system platforms.
e. Navy. No information has been received from the Navy at this time. The results of the
analysis, if conducted, that pertain to the JTT will be provided to USAIC&FH for revision of
the JTT training across all host system platforms.
f. Marine Corps. No information has been received from the Marines at this time. The
results of the analysis, if conducted, that pertain to the JTT will be provided to USAIC&FH
for revision of the JTT training across all host system platforms.
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JTT STRAP, ANNEX A
TARGET AUDIENCE
JTT/CIBS-M OPERATOR COURSE
MOS
98C
98J
96B
96D
96H
31R
14E
14J
13M
13D
Functional and
Professional Course
Name
Signals Intelligence
Analyst
Noncommunications
Interceptor/Analyst
Intelligence Analyst
Imagery Analyst
Imagery Ground
Station Operator
Multichannel
Transmission System
Operator – Maintainer
Patriot Fire Control
Enhanced
Operator/Maintainer
ADA C4I Enhanced
System
Operator/Maintainer
MultiLaunch Rocket
System (MLRS)
Crewmember
Tactical Data Systems
Specialist
*ATRRS Course
Number
242-98C10
USAIC&FH
233-98J10
USAIC&FH
243-96B10
242-96D10
233-96H10
USAIC&FH
USAIC&FH
USAIC&FH
202-31R10(CT)
Fort Gordon, GA
043-14E10
Fort Bliss, TX
043-14J10
Fort Bliss, TX
042-13M10(F)
Fort Sill, OK
250-13D(F)
Fort Sill, OK
* Army Training Requirements and Resources System
A1
Location
JTT/CIBS-M MAINTAINER COURSE
MOS
35E
35L
33W
31R
31U
14E
14J
13M
13D
Functional and
Professional Course
Name
JTT Maintainer
Course
JTT Maintainer
Course
JTT Maintainer
Course
JTT Maintainer
Course
JTT Maintainer
Course
JTT Maintainer
Course
JTT Maintainer
Course
JTT Maintainer
Course
JTT Maintainer
Course
A2
*ATRRS Course
Number
TBD
Location
USAIC&FH
TBD
USAIC&FH
TBD
USAIC&FH
TBD
USAIC&FH
TBD
USAIC&FH
TBD
USAIC&FH
TBD
USAIC&FH
TBD
USAIC&FH
TBD
USAIC&FH
JTT STRAP, ANNEX B
CATS INDIVIDUAL TRAINING STRATEGY (WARRIOR)
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 98C10
Location: USAIC&FH
Lesson Plans: Complete by 3rd QTY 01, will reflect update to host system lesson plans for JTT
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 43 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 470 FY01
Length of Training: 17 weeks, 3 days
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 98J10
Location: USAIC&FH
Lesson Plans: Complete by 3rd QTY 01, will reflect update to host system lesson plans for JTT
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 20 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 274 FY01
Length of Training: 11 weeks
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 96B10
Location: USAIC&FH
Lesson Plans: Complete by 3rd QTY 01, will reflect update to host system lesson plans for JTT
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 34 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 1169 FY01
Length of Training: 16 weeks, 3 days
B1
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(Present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 96D10
Location: USAIC&FH
Lesson Plans: Complete by 3rd QTY 01, will reflect update to host system lesson plans for JTT
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 16 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 281 FY01
Length of Training: 20 weeks, 2 days
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(Present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 96H10
Location: USAIC&FH
Lesson Plans: Complete by 3rd QTY 01, will reflect update to host system lesson plans for JTT
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 9 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 219 FY01
Length of Training: 19 weeks, 4 days
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 35E10
Location: Fort Gordon, GA
Lesson Plans: Complete
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 32 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 565 FY01
Length of Training: 26 weeks, 3days
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
B2
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 35L10
Location: Fort Gordon, GA
Lesson Plans: Complete
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 8 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 97 FY01
Length of Training: 23 weeks, 3days
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 33W10
Location: USAIC&FH
Lesson Plans: Complete
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 36 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 293 FY01
Length of Training: 41 weeks 1 day
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 31R10
Location: Fort Gordon, GA
Lesson Plans: Complete
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 83 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 1501 FY01
Length of Training: 13 weeks 3 days
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
B3
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 31U10
Location: Fort Gordon, GA
Lesson Plans: Complete by 3rd QTY 01, will reflect update to host system lesson plans for JTT
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 71 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 2329 FY01
Length of Training: 19 Weeks 2 Days
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 14E10
Location: Fort Bliss, TX
Lesson Plans: Complete by 3rd QTY 01, will reflect update to host system lesson plans for JTT
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 23 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 418 FY26
Length of Training: 26 weeks
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 14J10
Location: Fort Bliss, TX
Lesson Plans: Complete by 3rd QTY 01, will reflect update to host system lesson plans for JTT
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 21 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 248 FY01
Length of Training: 19 weeks
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 13D10
B4
Location: Fort Sill, OK
Lesson Plans: Complete by 3rd QTY 01, will reflect update to host system lesson plans for JTT
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 6 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 180 FY01
Length of Training: 7 weeks, 1 day
Military Occupational Specialty (MOS)
(present Data by MOS by School)
Training Strategy for Advanced Individual Training (AIT): 13M10
Location: Fort Sill, OK
Lesson Plans: Complete by 3rd QTY 01, will reflect update to host system lesson plans for JTT
Course Start: In progress
Classes per Fiscal Year (FY): 19 FY01
Student load per Fiscal Year (FY): 167 FY01
Length of Training: 4 weeks 1 day
1. Unit Training. Unit/sustainment training for the JTT will be accomplished by updating
exportable training material(s), host system embedded training, and lesson plans for the host
system. The proponents for the host systems are responsible for incorporation of JTT training
into the system’s unit training strategy.
2. Soldier Training Publications (STP). STPs associated with affected host systems will be
revised to include JTT operator training as part of the host system. STPs for MOSs responsible
for maintenance of JTT will be updated during next regular review. These STP revisions and
updates will be funded by the affected host system PM.
3. DTT. DTT for the host systems integrating the JTT must be updated to reflect the additional
capabilities of the equipment. USAIC&FH will develop a generic exportable non-system
specific DTT package detailing the concept of operations, effects on mission planning,
capabilities and limitations of the equipment, and broadcast system received by the system for all
systems integrating the JTT.
4. Crew Training. There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
B5
JTT STRAP, ANNEX C
CATS SHORT-RANGE UNIT TRAINING STRATEGY (WARFIGHTER)
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 98C
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. Materiel developer (MATDEV) developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining
unit. These materials will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
a.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
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C1
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
Notes
3. UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
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C2
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 98J
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
b.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
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C3
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
Notes
3. UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
C4
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 96B
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY01
ROM
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
c.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT collective tasks.
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C5
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
3.
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
Notes
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
C6
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 96D
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
d.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
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C7
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
3.
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
Notes
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
C8
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 96H
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
STP 96H14-SM-TG(TB)
1Q FY 00
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
Soldier’s Manual IGSO SL 1- USAIC&FH
4
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
e.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
C9
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
STP 96H14-SM-TG(TB)
No change
3.
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
Soldier’s Manual IGSO SL 1- USAIC&FH
4
Notes
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
C10
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 35E
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
f.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
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C11
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
3.
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
Notes
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 35L
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
C12
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
g.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
C13
Notes
3.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 33W
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
C14
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS CECOM
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
h.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
C15
Notes
3.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 31R
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
C16
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS CECOM
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
i.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
C17
Notes
3.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 31U
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
C18
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS CECOM
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
j.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
C19
Notes
3.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 14E
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
C20
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS CECOM
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY01
ROM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
k.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
C21
Notes
3.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 14J
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
C22
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS CECOM
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
l.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
C23
Notes
3.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 13D
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
C24
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS CECOM
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
m.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
C25
Notes
3.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL:
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
Requirements Determination and Acquisition Process LCM
PHASE: Milestone III
SYSTEM: Joint Tactical Terminal
MOS: 13M
1. INDIVIDUAL TRAINING
C26
a. Strategy (How individual skills will be sustained)
Unit Commanders will apply military intelligence unit training strategy/combined arms training strategy (MUITS/CATS) to
identify, manage, and program training requirements for JTT personnel. Exact training events and tasks to be trained are
based on the METL, the trainer’s guide, Army training materials, and appropriate multi-echelon training plan. Unit
Commanders IAW guidance contained in the applicable commander’s manual, soldier’s manual, CBT, and MTP will
conduct unit level operator training. MATDEV developed lesson materials will be left at the gaining unit. These materials
will be used to develop unit sustainment training programs.
PRODUCT
DATE REQUIRED
b. Products required to sustain individual skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
LSAR
USAIC&FS
Task and Skill Analysis
CTSSB
Instructor Lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
Student lesson Guides
Not Complete
TASA
PM-JSTARS USACECOM
OJT Handbook
TBD
TASA
USAIC&FS
Operator technical Manual
In progress
LSAR Materiel Fielding Plan USACECOM
FM 34-1-1 *
No change
USAIC&FS
FM 34-25-1
No change
USAIC&FS
STP 21-1-SMCT
No Change
Notes
* Updates the existing 34-251
Soldier’s Manual of Common HQ DA
Tasks
PM-JSTARS CECOM
Computer Based Training CD 3Q FY 01
ROM
2. COLLECTIVE TRAINING
n.
Strategy (Type collective training, exercises, simulations, embedded training, crew drills, by which crews/unit will be trained to employ the system (Doctrine and tactics
included) (See CATS training strategy)
There are no JTT specific collective tasks.
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
UNIT/SUSTAINMENT TRAINING
PRODUCT
STP 21-1-SMCT
DATE REQUIRED
No Change
b. Products required to sustain collective skills
RESOURCE
RESPONSIBLE
DOCUMENTS
AGENCY
Soldiers Manual of Common HQ DA
tasks
C27
Notes
3.
UNIQUE REQUIREMENTS UNITS MUST BE APPRAISED OF TO PREPARE FOR SYSTEMS FIELDING AND EMPLOYMENT
COMMENTS:
TRADOC FORM 568-R-E, Aug 89
C28
JTT/ CIBS-M STRAP, ANNEX D
TRAINING DEVELOPMENT MILESTONE SCHEDULE
SYSTEM MILESTONE SCHEDULE -SHEET A
SYSTEM
PAGE
1
DA CATEGORY
OF
1
PAGES
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL
OFFICE SYMBOL
JTT/CIBS-M
ATZS-FDC-NS
POINTS OF CONTACT
MATERIEL COMMAND
NAME
OFFICE SYMBOL
ATTG-55
AS OF DATE
29 November, 2000
TELEPHONE
LTC Greene
SFAE-IEW-JS-JTT
DSN 987-5059
COL Bond
ATZS-JS
DSN 821-3605
COL Bond
SFC Wright
SFC Curtiss
ATZS-JS
ATZS-FDC-NS
DSN 821-3605
DSN 879-8562
DSN 821-4352
Mr. Sim Walker
SFAE-IEW-JS-JTT
DSN 992-9046
TRADOC PROPONENT
TSM:
CD:
TD:
ASSOC SCHOOLS:
ILS Manager:
ITEM
DATE
RESPONSIBLE AGENCY/POC
TELEPHONE
MNS:
N/A
N/A
SMMP:
N/A
CDO, USAIC&FH
DSN 821-5201
ORD:
13 Sep 96
Navy/RA Mayo
DSN 329-1200
ILSSP:
Feb 99
PM-JSTARS / Mr. Sim Walker
DSN 992-9046
TTSP:
DRAFT
NSTO, USAIC&FH
DSN 821-4352
BOIP:
N/A
USAIC&FH, CDO / Ms. Bernardo
DSN 879-0869
NETP:
N/A
PM-JSTARS / Mr. Sim Walker
DSN 992-9046
COMMENTS: (Continue on reverse side if necessary)
TRADOC FORM 569-R-E, Aug 89
D1
PAGE 1 OF 5 PAGES
SYSTEM MILESTONE SCHEDULE – SHEET B
SYSTEM:
JTT/CIBS-M
TRADOC SCHOOL:
USAIC&FH
COMPLETED BY:
New Systems Training Office
DOTD, USAIC&FH
Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613
TRAINING PACKAGE
ELEMENT/PRODUCT:
LEGEND:
242-98C10
233-98J10
243-96B10
242-96D10
233-96H10
101-35E10
102-35L10
102-33W10
20231R10(CT)
202-31U10
043-14E10
043-14J10
25013D10(F)
04213M10(F)
2Q
DSN 821-4352
MILESTONES BY QUARTER
FY 02
FY 03
FY 01
3Q
ATTG-55
AS OF DATE:
29 November, 2000
OFFICE SYMBOL: TELEPHONE:
ATZS-FDC-N
FY 00
1Q
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL
4Q
1Q
2Q
3Q
4Q
1Q
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
4
4
4
4
1
1
1
1
3
2
4
1
2Q
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
FY 04
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
NOTES: Use one sheet for each Training Element or product and use as many sheets as required for a complete list.
COMMENTS: (Continue on reverse side if necessary)
1. Resident course start date.
2. Instructor and Key Personnel Training.
3. Critical Task Site Selection Board.
4. POI completed and submitted.
* Dates are subject to change due to fluctuations to JTT fielding and production dates.
TRADOC FORM 569-1-R-E, Aug 89
D2
3Q
4Q
PAGE 2 OF 5 PAGES
SYSTEM MILESTONE SCHEDULE – SHEET B
ATTG-55
TRADOC SCHOOL:
AS OF DATE:
USAIC&FH
29 November, 2000
OFFICE SYMBOL: TELEPHONE:
SYSTEM:
JTT/CIBS-M
COMPLETED BY:
New Systems Training Office
DOTD, USAIC&FH
Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613
TRAINING PACKAGE
ELEMENT/PRODUCT:
LEGEND:
2Q
MILESTONES BY QUARTER
FY 02
FY 03
FY 01
3Q
DSN 821-4352
ATZS-FDC-N
FY 00
1Q
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL
4Q
1Q
2Q
242-98C10
233-98J10
243-96B10
242-96D10
233-96H10
101-35E10
102-33W10
20231R10(CT)
202-31U10
043-14E10
043-14J10
25013D10(F)
04213M10(F)
102-35L10
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
FY 04
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
NOTES: Use one sheet for each Training Element or product and use as many sheets as required for a complete list.
COMMENTS: (Continue on reverse side if necessary)
1. Device delivery request dates.
* Dates are subject to change due to fluctuations to JTT fielding and production dates.
TRADOC FORM 569-1-R-E, Aug 89
D3
3Q
4Q
PAGE 3 OF 5 PAGES
SYSTEM MILESTONE SCHEDULE – SHEET B
ATTG-55
TRADOC SCHOOL:
AS OF DATE:
USAIC&FH
29 November, 2000
OFFICE SYMBOL: TELEPHONE:
SYSTEM:
JTT/CIBS-M
COMPLETED BY:
New Systems Training Office
DOTD, USAIC&FH
Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613
TRAINING PACKAGE
ELEMENT/PRODUCT:
LEGEND:
2Q
MILESTONES BY QUARTER
FY 02
FY 03
FY 01
3Q
DSN 821-4352
ATZS-FDC-N
FY 00
1Q
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL
4Q
1Q
2Q
Tactical
Training
Areas *
Buildings
External
System
Pads *
Host Systems
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
FY 04
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
1
1
NOTES: Use one sheet for each Training Element or product and use as many sheets as required for a complete list.
COMMENTS: (Continue on reverse side if necessary)
1. Installation of training devices.
*No building modifications, Tactical Training Areas, or external system pads modifications are required.
** Dates are subject to change due to fluctuations to JTT fielding and production dates.
TRADOC FORM 569-1-R-E, Aug 89
D4
3Q
4Q
PAGE 4 OF 5 PAGES
SYSTEM MILESTONE SCHEDULE – SHEET B
ATTG-55
TRADOC SCHOOL:
AS OF DATE:
USAIC&FH
29 November, 2000
OFFICE SYMBOL: TELEPHONE:
SYSTEM:
JTT/CIBS-M
COMPLETED BY:
New Systems Training Office
DOTD, USAIC&FH
Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613
TRAINING PACKAGE
ELEMENT/PRODUCT:
LEGEND:
98C 1-4 SM
98J 1-4 SM
96B 1-4 SM
96D 1-4 SM
96H 1-4 SM
35E 1-4 SM
35L 1-4 SM
33W 1-4 SM
31R 1-4 SM
31U 1-4 SM
14E 1-4 SM
14J 1-4 SM
13D 1-4 SM
13M 1-4 SM
2Q
MILESTONES BY QUARTER
FY 02
FY 03
FY 01
3Q
DSN 821-4352
ATZS-FDC-N
FY 00
1Q
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL
4Q
1Q
2Q
3Q
4Q
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1Q
2Q
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
FY 04
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
NOTES: Use one sheet for each Training Element or product and use as many sheets as required for a complete list.
COMMENTS: (Continue on reverse side if necessary)
1. Scheduled revision of SMs.
2. Revision completed.
3. Distribution completed.
4. PM is responsible for 12&P, 30&P TMs.
* Dates are subject to change due to fluctuations to JTT fielding and production dates.
TRADOC FORM 569-1-R-E, Aug 89
D5
3Q
4Q
PAGE 5 OF 5 PAGES
SYSTEM MILESTONE SCHEDULE – SHEET B
ATTG-55
TRADOC SCHOOL:
AS OF DATE:
USAIC&FH
29 November, 2000
OFFICE SYMBOL: TELEPHONE:
SYSTEM:
JTT/CIBS-M
COMPLETED BY:
New Systems Training Office
DOTD, USAIC&FH
Fort Huachuca, AZ 85613
TRAINING PACKAGE
ELEMENT/PRODUCT:
LEGEND:
JTT Operator
IKPT**
JTT
Maintainer
IKPT**
DTT
2Q
MILESTONES BY QUARTER
FY 02
FY 03
FY 01
3Q
DSN 821-4352
ATZS-FDC-N
FY 00
1Q
REQUIREMENTS CONTROL SYMBOL
4Q
1Q
2Q
3Q
1
2
1
2
4Q
1Q
2Q
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
FY 04
3Q
4Q
1Q
2Q
3Q
3
NOTES: Use one sheet for each Training Element or product and use as many sheets as required for a complete list.
COMMENTS: (Continue on reverse side if necessary)
1. Revision of FM 34-25-1.
2. FM 34-25-1 revision completed.
3. DTT package completed.
* Dates are subject to change due to fluctuations to JTT fielding and production dates.
** IKPT has been conducted for personnel involved in the JTT User Demonstration Test by Raytheon. Future IKPTs for
Institutional trainers and NETT personnel is in the process of being set up by the PM’s office.
TRADOC FORM 569-1-R-E, Aug 89
D6
4Q
JTT/CIBS-M, ANNEX E
RESOURCES
1. Facilities Requirements. The JTT/CIBS-M will be incorporated into existing host systems.
No modifications will be required for current host system facilities.
2. Additional Equipment Requirements. The JTT/CIBS-M is not a stand-alone system and
will be incorporated into existing host systems. The JTT/CIBS-M will use existing equipment for
operation. The JTT-B will be fielded with an accessory kit that includes all necessary equipment,
except for a power source, to operate.
3. Additional OMA Funding Requirements. The JTT/CIBS-M is not a stand-alone system
and will be incorporated into existing host systems. Additional OMA funding for maintenance
of the JTT is required.
Appn/Amount
Freq
Req’d
Civilian Payroll
Military
Printing
OMA/None
OMA/None
OMA/None
R
R
R
FY00
FY00
FY00
Proponent
Proponent
PM
Civilian Payroll
Military
Printing
OMA/TBD
OMA/TBD
OMA/TBD
R
R
R
FY01
FY01
FY01
Proponent
Proponent
PM
Description
Source
Funding
Training Support
*
*
**
* Determined once POI integrating JTT into individual host system training is developed.
** Printing cost will be determined after PM has developed initial reference material
and POI for the IKPT.
4. Additional Manpower Requirements. The JTT/CIBS-M is not a stand-alone system and
will be incorporated into existing host systems. The JTT-B will be manned by existing MI MOS
operators, and maintained by 33W and 35L MOS’s. No additional manpower requirements are
required.
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JTT/CIBS-M, ANNEX F
REFERENCES
System Specification for the Joint Tactical Terminal and Common Integrated Broadcast Service
Modules, (JTT/CIBS-M), Rev A, February 1998.
Operational Requirement Document (ORD) for the Joint Tactical Terminal and Common
Integrated Broadcast Service Modules (CIBS-M), 13 September 1996.
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JTT/CIBS-M, ANNEX G
COORDINATION SUMMARY
Comments
Submitted
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AGENCY
Army Training Support Center
CASCOM System Integration Division *
TMO, OEMTD
US Army Intelligence and Security Command
TSM-JSTARS JTT/CIBS-M *
US Army School of Telecommunications
Technology
Product Manager, JTT/CIBS-M *
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Comments
Accepted
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2
3
2
4
4
16
Comments
Rejected
0
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6
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0
3
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* Indicates agencies that submitted additional recommendations for spelling, grammar, and
minor changes.
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JTT/CIBS-M, ANNEX H
ACRONYMS
AFATDS
C4 I
CATS
CBT
IBS
IEWTPT
JSTARS
JTAGS
JTT/CIBS-M
MATDEV
NET
NETP
NSTO
P3I
PA
PM
RE
TDDS
TRAP
Advanced Field Artillery Data System
Command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence
Combined arms training strategy
Computer based training
Integrated broadcast system
Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Tactical Proficiency Trainer
Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System
Joint Tactical Ground Station
Joint Tactical Terminal/Common Integrated Broadcast Service-Modules
Materiel developer
New equipment training
New equipment training plan
New Systems Training Office
Preplanned product improvements
Power amplifier
Program Manager
Receiver exciter
Tactical Data Dissemination System
Tactical related applications
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JTT/CIBS-M, ANNEX I
TADSS
1. Unit/Sustainment Training. Sustainment training for individual tasks will be provided
as part of the host system training support package. The training will be developed concurrently
with institutional training, and all host system unit-training materials will be updated
accordingly. Host system PMs will provide resources, update their embedded training and
operator training in order to integrate the JTT/CIBS-M into the host system. The PM will make
available a JTT CBMT CD-ROM to be used in institutional and sustainment training, and
distance learning for both operators and maintainers. All training materials will also be available
on the JTT PM’s web page.
2. Doctrines and Tactics Training (DTT). DTT for the host systems integrating the JTT must
be updated to reflect the additional capabilities of the equipment. NSTO will develop an
exportable non-system-specific DTT package. The DTT package will detail the concept of
operations, effects on mission planning, capabilities and limitations of the equipment, and
broadcast systems received by the system. This generic non-system DTT package will be
included in DTT packages for all systems integrating the JTT.
3. Embedded Training. There is no embedded training requirement within JTT, however, host
system PMs will review present embedded training, identify necessary upgrades, and provide
resources to execute those upgrades in order to integrate the JTT into the host system.
Training Aids, Devices, Simulations, and Simulators (TADSS)
Requirements for the
JTT/CIBS-M
Purpose/Function
NET
Institution
Unit
Operator
X
X
X
Maintainer
X
X
X
Operator/Maintainer
X
X
X
Training devices for the NET and Unit will consist of CBT CD’s and JTTs in the respective
units. Training devices required for institutional training will consist of CBT CD’s and the JTT.
Host system PMs will provide resources, update their embedded training and operator training in
order to integrate the JTT into the host system. The number of JTTs for institutional training is
in the process of being determined at this time.
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