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ACGU Working Group: US Perspectives and Current Activities (March 2012)

This report highlights the US perspective on the ACGU (Allied Coalition Global Unification) initiative, emphasizing the momentum and operational requirements for collaboration with international partners, including Australia, Canada, and Great Britain. It covers key activities such as the integration of CENTRIXS ISAF Training Federation connections and the establishment of validated communication protocols. The document outlines the goals to enhance knowledge and capabilities among U.S. and allied forces, ensuring effective internal and external defense through improved cooperation and training initiatives.

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ACGU Working Group: US Perspectives and Current Activities (March 2012)

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  1. WJTSC ACGU Working Group US Perspective and Current Activity March 2012 Mr. Paul Morse

  2. Topics • Perspective: • ACGU Momentum • Operational Requirement • Activity: • Australia - ACGU • Canada and ACGU • Great Britain and ACGU • Office of the CIO collaboration

  3. Perspective • Operational Requirement • Thanks for the great response • Detail in a follow on topic • ACGU is gaining Momentum • JCW Direction: Enhance Integration with Partners • Sustain and improve knowledge of and capabilities to build the capacity and competence of U.S., allied, and partner forces for internal and external defense. • Sustain and improve the ability to integrate with allies, coalition members, international partners and non-governmental organizations. • CENTRIXS ISAF Training Federation (CX-I TF) to Australian • Working a Navy 4 Eyes connection • Can provide USMC training connection in Australia • Aligned with Future Mission Network • Working a Test Community connection

  4. Activity • Australia - ACGU • July: • ACGU validated as JTEN-DTEN connection • DSN-DTEN-ACGU-JTEN Connection proven • October: • JTEN-ACGU-DTEN transport for CX-I TF demonstrated • January • DSAWG approved CX-I TF 2nd use case • March: • DSAWG approved JTEN-ACGU-DTEN CONOPS • ACGU approved • 55 Ports Protocols and Services (PPS) • 24x7x365 connection for specific PPS • DSAWG approved CX-I TF extension governance

  5. Activity • Canada and ACGU • DSAWG approved JTEN-CFXNet CONOPS • CONOPS will be modified with new PPS • Then routed for signature • Working to connect into ACGU at Peterson • April? • Great Britain and ACGU • Connected into ACGU in February • CDIS Proof of Concept path to train UK Forward Air Controllers during Red Kite 2013 from WPC USAFE • CONOPS to be updated with new PPS

  6. Conclusions and Observations • ACGU represents the highest level of trust and fidelity for our coalition training • Can become a common training step off for any other coalition • Fits into the Future Mission Network concept • Training is only one capability • Force development is near future capability

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