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(4) Assist in resolving international SATCOM interference issues that cannot be resolved by COCOM. (5) Manage the SATCOM requirements process, including the necessary requirements for commercial SATCOM assets for contingency and war situations. (6) Co-chair the monthly Joint SATCOM panel with USSTRATCOM. (7) Co-chair the annual joint revalidation and approval for planning purposes of all SATCOM access requirements contained in the SDB with USSTRATCOM. (8) Review and assess the results of the UCC annual review of SATCOM access requirements. Provide recommendations and corrective actions to the CJCS. (9) Chair joint working groups addressing SATCOM issues in support of CJCS responsibilities. (10) Coordinate on USSTRATCOM’s recommendations for initial positioning of satellites. (11) Coordinate the communications message processor (CMP) within the Joint Staff. Oversee the coordination of CMP actions between the Services. b. USSTRATCOM. (1) Manage and dynamically assign SATCOM resources commensurate with its role as the single point of contact in military space operational matters. (2) Monitor resource contention among users and facilitate resolution. Arbitrate conflicts resulting from apportionment decisions, allocation, and spacecraft positioning. Forward unresolved issues to the Joint Staff for adjudication by the CJCS. (3) Serve as SATCOM operational manager for the day-to-day management of operational SATCOM resources. (See Appendix B for definitions of functions and responsibilities.) (4) Serve as the advocate for, and develop annual assessment of, SATCOM systems and capability requirements for SATCOM systems supporting operational requirements, as described at Appendix E. (5) Maintain a direct liaison with the Services, Joint Staff, Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), Office of the Secretary of Defense, and users of SATCOM systems to identify system provisioning requirements, support DOD SATCOM architecture development, and integrate SATCOM into the Global Information Grid/Defense Information Systems Network. (6) Coordinate the CMP schedules and issues with the COCOM annually. Prioritize requirements, indicate shortfalls and operational impacts, and provide accurate information to the Services and DISA. c. Unified Combatant Command (UCC). (1) Support relationship. Per JP 0-2, "Unified Action Armed Forces (UNAFF)," the Secretary of defense establishes support command relationships between combatant commanders for the planning and exeecution of joint operations. Operations Allied Force and Iraqi Freedom highlighted the need to properly manage SATCOM bandwidth, a challenge that may be exacerbated if the supported / supporting I-4
elationship is not clearly defined. With regard to SATCOM support from USSTRATCOM, the UCC typically will be the supported commander and, unless limited by the establishing directive, will "have the authority to exercise general direction of the supporting effort." When designated as the supporting commander, Commander USSTRATCOM will determine the "methods, procedures, and communications to be employed in providing this support" and "provide the requested capabilities, as available, to assist the supported commander to accomplish missions requiring additional resources." (2) Conduct annual reviews of SATCOM requirements for each validated OPLAN, concept of operation plan, or operational architecture in accordance with the joint strategic capabilities plan and CJCSM 3122.01. (3) Identify shortfalls from apportioned SATCOM capacity and Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan guidelines. Ensure SATCOM requirements are consistent with current plans and have a validated SDB number. (4) Consolidate and prioritize all SATCOM requirements needed to execute the referenced plan or mission, including requirements of components and supporting COCOM, Services, Defense agencies, and exercise and training requirements. (5) Forward a list of prioritized requirements, including requirements that could not be filled using apportioned assets, to USSTRATCOM. Provide an information copy to Joint Staff/J-6 with the annual SDB revalidation. DISA assists by providing a mix of media assessments and modeling support. (6) Provide operational control of subnetworks for apportioned SATCOM resources including— (a) Manage apportioned SATCOM capabilities. (b) Develop allocation plans and allocate apportioned SATCOM assets. (c) Establish access priorities for subordinate units according to appropriate OPLAN, concept of operation plan, or mission requirements. (7) Adjudicate SATCOM access conflicts within the respective commands. (8) Ensure component communications staffs are trained to manage apportioned SATCOM resources. (9) Prepare an annual report to DISA on commercial SATCOM operational use and associated costs. Provide an information copy to the Joint Staff/J-6 and the Assistant Secretary of Defense (NII). Submit the reports in the first quarter of each fiscal year to DISA. DISA consolidates the reports into one comprehensive report and submits it (annually) to the Joint Staff/J-6 and the Assistant Secretary of Defense. (10) Ensure proper coordination is routinely employed to obtain, defend, and renew host nation approval for the various SATCOM systems employed by DOD. Determine required coordination based on area of responsibility with the SATCOM operational manager and its SATCOM system experts, the Services, and DISA. (11) Provide an applicable satellite, terminal, control, and network management segment information for CMP development and updates. I-5
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(4) Assist in resolving international SATCOM interference issues that cannot be<br />
resolved by COCOM.<br />
(5) Manage the SATCOM requirements process, including the necessary<br />
requirements for <strong>com</strong>mercial SATCOM assets for contingency and war situations.<br />
(6) Co-chair the monthly Joint SATCOM panel with USSTRATCOM.<br />
(7) Co-chair the annual joint revalidation and approval for planning purposes of<br />
all SATCOM access requirements contained in the SDB with USSTRATCOM.<br />
(8) Review and assess the results of the UCC annual review of SATCOM access<br />
requirements. Provide re<strong>com</strong>mendations and corrective actions to the CJCS.<br />
(9) Chair joint working groups addressing SATCOM issues in support of CJCS<br />
responsibilities.<br />
(10) Coordinate on USSTRATCOM’s re<strong>com</strong>mendations for initial positioning of<br />
satellites.<br />
(11) Coordinate the <strong>com</strong>munications message processor (CMP) within the Joint<br />
Staff. Oversee the coordination of CMP actions between the Services.<br />
b. USSTRATCOM.<br />
(1) Manage and dynamically assign SATCOM resources <strong>com</strong>mensurate with its<br />
role as the single point of contact in military space operational matters.<br />
(2) Monitor resource contention among users and facilitate resolution. Arbitrate<br />
conflicts resulting from apportionment decisions, allocation, and spacecraft positioning.<br />
Forward unresolved issues to the Joint Staff for adjudication by the CJCS.<br />
(3) Serve as SATCOM operational manager for the day-to-day management of<br />
operational SATCOM resources. (See Appendix B for definitions of functions and<br />
responsibilities.)<br />
(4) Serve as the advocate for, and develop annual assessment of, SATCOM<br />
systems and capability requirements for SATCOM systems supporting operational<br />
requirements, as described at Appendix E.<br />
(5) Maintain a direct liaison with the Services, Joint Staff, Defense Information<br />
Systems Agency (DISA), Office of the Secretary of Defense, and users of SATCOM<br />
systems to identify system provisioning requirements, support DOD SATCOM<br />
architecture development, and integrate SATCOM into the Global Information<br />
Grid/Defense Information Systems Network.<br />
(6) Coordinate the CMP schedules and issues with the COCOM annually.<br />
Prioritize requirements, indicate shortfalls and operational impacts, and provide<br />
accurate information to the Services and DISA.<br />
c. Unified Combatant Command (UCC).<br />
(1) Support relationship. Per JP 0-2, "Unified Action Armed Forces<br />
(UNAFF)," the Secretary of defense establishes support <strong>com</strong>mand relationships between<br />
<strong>com</strong>batant <strong>com</strong>manders for the planning and exeecution of joint operations. Operations<br />
Allied Force and Iraqi Freedom highlighted the need to properly manage SATCOM<br />
bandwidth, a challenge that may be exacerbated if the supported / supporting<br />
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