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BG JACK STERLING 21 MAY 2007



The Engineer Regiment Vision through FY09

• Support WOT with trained modular organization

• Complete the modular force and institutional transformation

• Posture for the next transformation

The Army Engineer School Vision

• A world-class center of expertise in joint engineercapabilities

• Recognized leader in developing doctrine, units, andequipment capable of assuring the mobility of the landforce – anytime, anywhere!

• World’s best trainer of military engineers for an Armyserving a Nation at war

The Army Engineer School Vision

• A world-class center of expertise in joint engineercapabilities

• Recognized leader in developing doctrine, units, andequipment capable of assuring the mobility of the landforce – anytime, anywhere!

• World’s best trainer of military engineers for an Armyserving a Nation at war

Regimental Vision: “Assure Freedom of Maneuver for theLand Force and maintain relevance to the Nation”

OUR VISION



Assure Freedomof Maneuver forthe Land Forceand maintain

relevance to theNation

• Training

• Support

• Communications

SUPPORT TO WOT

COMPLETE THE TRANSFORMATION

POSTURE FOR THE FUTURE

• Organization

• Materiel

The Engineer Regiment Vision through FY09 is to continue to support WOT with trainedmodular organization, complete the modular force and institutional transformation

while posturing for the next FCS transformation.

• FCS

ENGINEER REGIMENTAL CAMPAIGN

PLAN





• Training

• Support

• Communications

SUPPORT TO WOT

COMPLETE THE TRANSFORMATIONCOMPLETE THE TRANSFORMATIONCOMPLETE THE TRANSFORMATION

POSTURE FOR THE FUTUREPOSTURE FOR THE FUTUREPOSTURE FOR THE FUTURE

••• OrganizationOrganizationOrganization

••• MaterielMaterielMateriel



••• FCSFCSFCS


PLAN



Construct for Support to WOT

IEDDEFEAT

ICDTCOUNTER

EXPLOSIVEHAZARDS

CENTER

CNTR-IED

DEPLOYED

ENGRUNITS

CALL

Exchange

Information

CONDUCT

TRAINING

JIEDDODATRADOC

DEVELOP

C-IEDMATERIEL

TTPs

USAES

CENTCOM

MNC-I C7

JIEDDO

JCOE

ACOE

CTCs

CALL

FORSCOM

DA G3 AWG

AR School

IN School

MI School



Contingency TrainingContingency Training

Rapid Development of ContingencyTraining Required to SupportDeploying Joint Forces

• Identify training gaps

• Rapidly develop contingency training

• Leverage contract / temp hire instructors• NCO cadre w/ current operational experience

• Transition enduring requirements to EN School

Rapid Development of ContingencyTraining Required to SupportDeploying Joint Forces

• Identify training gaps

• Rapidly develop contingency training

• Leverage contract / temp hire instructors

• NCO cadre w/ current operational experience

• Transition enduring requirements to EN School

Current Courses

• R2C2-Operator

• R2C2-Maintainer

• R2C2-Sapper

• CEH-Planner

• Area Clearance

• EHCC

• IEDD-T3 (MTT)

• Advanced Search

• Combat Search

Current Courses

• R2C2-Operator

• R2C2-Maintainer

• R2C2-Sapper• CEH-Planner

• Area Clearance

• EHCC

• IEDD-T3 (MTT)

• Advanced Search

• Combat Search



SAPPERSBreaching / Clearing

EODRender Safe / CBRNEAssure Mobility

and

Protect the Force

Rapid Transitionthrough

Full Spectrum Operations

“Engineers have the inherent responsibility to maintain the capability to clear explosive

hazards on the battlefield”

EOD/Engineer IntegrationEOD/Engineer Integration

Route and Area Clearance Operation

Explosive Hazard Countermeasures

(IED, UXO, Mines and Booby Traps)Captured Arms and Equipment (CAE)

Advanced Search OperationsSensitive Site Exploitation (SSE)

C2 / Planning / Synch / Coord



CENTCOM

JIEDDO

TRMCOM

TRADOCFORSCOM

IEDD ICDT

CFLCC

Atlanta

USJFCOM

USMC

CEXCEHCC

JIEDDO FT

MNC-I

CFLCC

CJTF 76

Continual analysis of explosive hazard threats around the worldto include enemy tactics, technology, migration of capabilities,future trends, and locations of known hazards to assist with

operational planning and development of countermeasures

Continual analysis of explosive hazard threats around the worldto include enemy tactics, technology, migration of capabilities,future trends, and locations of known hazards to assist with

operational planning and development of countermeasures

CEHC Stays connected and relevant:

NIPR: www.wood.army.mil/cehcSIPR: www.portal.inscom.army.smil.mil/cehc

CEHC Stays connected and relevant:

NIPR: www.wood.army.mil/cehcSIPR: www.portal.inscom.army.smil.mil/cehc

Intelligence Fusion and ConnectivityIntelligence Fusion and Connectivity



CEHC Website





••• TrainingTrainingTraining

••• SupportSupportSupport

••• CommunicationsCommunicationsCommunications

SUPPORT TO WOTSUPPORT TO WOTSUPPORT TO WOT

COMPLETE THE TRANSFORMATION

POSTURE FOR THE FUTUREPOSTURE FOR THE FUTUREPOSTURE FOR THE FUTURE


PLAN

• Organization

• Materiel



••• FCSFCSFCS



The Modular Engineer ForceThe Modular Engineer Force

EmbeddedCapability

BCT

X

HBCTSBCTIBCT

Quarry

Well Drill

GeospatialE E

MobAugment Clearance

HorizConstEngr Spt

VerticalConst

Survey &DesignMRBC FEST

E E E E E E E E

EHTE E

E

E Dog

Dive

+ +

2xENCOM (AR)4xEN Bde (AC) 6xEN Bde (NG) 4xEN Bde (AR)

25xEN BN (AC)

21xEN BN (AR)

40xEN BN (NG)

FireFightingE

Fac DetE E

E Topo

E Asphalt

CMSE

FEDE

PowerE

SapperE

E Concrete

Real EstE

Baseline Capability

Mission Module Capability

C2 Capability

X X X



New Modular Designs

- Sapper Company

- Mobility

AugmentationCompany

- Engineer Support

Company

- Clearance Company

- Horizontal Company

- Equipment SupportPlatoon

- Asphalt Platoon

- Concrete Section

- Quarry Platoon

- Vertical Company

- Topographic Company

- Engineer Brigade HQs

- Engineer Battalion HQs

- Construction & Geodetic Survey, Design Section

- Construction Management Section

- Geospatial Planning Cell

- Explosive Hazards Coordination Cell

- Explosive Hazards Team

Bottom Line18 new modular designscreated.36 current unit-types go away.

End State….greater flexibility but no

loss in capabilities!

Combat Construction



Army

940,935 Engineer

58,822

6.2%

Engineer Corps Soldiers in the Army – FY08

Engineer

Active,

18 381 31%

Engineer

ARNG, 23,846,

41%

Engineer

USAR, 16,595,

28%

Engineer Corps Soldiers

By Component - FY08

Engineer Corps Soldier

Distribution – FY08

58,822

EngineerSoldiers

authorized

TDA

5,294

9%

Engineer

MTOE

45,293

77%

Non-Engineer

MTOE

8,23514%

Engineer Force StructureEngineer Force Structure



Total Transformation TimelineTotal Transformation Timeline

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12

# U n i t s T r a n s f o

r m i n g

NG

AR

AC

From ENCOM to Section Level: All Activations, Conversions, and Inactivations .



Pre-

TAA11FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08

FY09 FY10FY11

FY 12

Bde HqsBn Hqs

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

TheThe ““TroughTrough””

Active ComponentActive Component Bn/BdeBn/Bde HqsHqswith GTAwith GTA



. .

. .

Grow the ArmyGrow the Army

Modular Engineer ForceModular Engineer Force

X

X

X

. .

AC

ARNG

USAR

BDE BN CO Det

+1

5

Growth

Total

+3

28

7

4

+1

44

+4

+4

25

+26 +19

174 80

211

+13

+16

111

+3

116

94

+4

X

+2 +11 +55 +26




Modular Engineer ForceModular Engineer ForceCompany BreakoutCompany Breakout

AC

ARNG

USAR

Growth

Total S a p p e r

M A C

C l e a r a n c e

E S C

V e r t i c a l

M R B C

H o r i z o n t a l

23+4 +7 +2 +5 +2

13 12 11 24 12 5

39 17 4 21 46 43 12

+3 +1 +7 +1

+6 +8 +2

6 17 12 5 25 36 9

+1




Modular Engineer ForceModular Engineer ForceDetachment BreakoutDetachment Breakout

AC

ARNG

USAR

Growth

Total

. .

Engineer Detachments

. . Surv &Design

Concrete Asphalt Fire Ftg EHT Dog Dive

Well Quarry Real Est Fac Det

. . . . . . . . . . . .

12 9 3 11 12 12 6Con Mgt. .

5+4

FEST. .

10+10

. . Surv &Design

Concrete Asphalt Fire Ftg EHT Dog Dive

FEST Real Est

. . . . . . . . . . . .

13 13 16 39 8 4 3+1

Con Mgt. .

1

Well. .

6

Quarry. .

9

Fac Det. .

4. . Surv &

DesignConcrete Asphalt Fire Ftg EHT Dog Dive

FEST Well Quarry

. . . . . .

12 11 7 42Con Mgt. .

4+4

Real Est. .

2

Fac Det. .

16

+2 +3

+1 +1



Problem: ??

Lack ofHorizontalIntegration

Reality in the field

• What is the plan?

• Who is in charge?

• TRO?

• Simultaneousdeployment of Bde HQs?

• ARFORGEN?

WOT SOURCING( OIF / OEF)

EN BN Requirement

FORSCOM

DA G3

Joint Staff (EN)

CENTCOM

CFLCC

MNC-I

Pentagon OCE

EN BN Relocation

DA G3

IMA

FORSCOM

USAEUR

EUSA

ACSIM

BASING(BRAC / IGPBS / Discretionary Moves)

BRAC Commission

DIV EN BDEs

DIV Based Force

Modular EN BNConversion

MODULARITY(Convert 98 SRCs to 31 Modules)

DIV EN BNs

BCT Based Force

No DIV EN BDEs

DIV Based Force

DIV ENG

BDE CDR

BCT ENG

XX EN BN

Redeploys andDeploys same FY

XX EN BNMoves- OCONUS

to CONUS

XX EN BNConverts to

BN HQ + 7 Modules

FUSION CELL

Synchronize

and ModifyThe Perfect Opportunity

ENDSTATE: SynchronizationLEAD: Engineer School

Engineer Transformation ChallengeEngineer Transformation Challenge



Multiple Capabilities - Multiple Years - Multiple Users

ENFIRE

FIRE FIGHTERS

URBAN OPERATIONS

HAZARD MARKING

SURVEYING

CARPENTER SHOP

MASONRY

URBAN OPERATIONS

PRIME POWER

DIVING HEPPOE

SAPPER PAC

MINE DOGS

PIONEER

JRAC

CARPENTER

SEARCH

URBAN OPERATIONS

URBAN OPERATIONS

Sets, Kits, and Outfits





••• TrainingTrainingTraining

••• SupportSupportSupport

••• CommunicationsCommunicationsCommunications

SUPPORT TO WOTSUPPORT TO WOTSUPPORT TO WOT

COMPLETE THE TRANSFORMATIONCOMPLETE THE TRANSFORMATION

POSTURE FOR THE FUTURE


PLAN

• Organization

• Materiel



• FCS



Global Information Grid (GIG)Global Information Grid (GIG)



SPECTRUM OF CONFLICT

Increasing Violence

StablePeace GeneralWarInsurgencyUnstablePeace

FULL SPECTRUM OPERATIONS

CMETL

DMETL

OffenseOffense

DefenseDefenseStabilityStabilityStability

DefenseDefense

StabilityStabilityStabilityOffenseOffense

DefenseDefense

StabilityStabilityStabilityOffenseOffense

StabilityStabilityStability

OffenseOffense

DefenseDefense

FULL SPECTRUM OPERATIONS

A unit cannot train for every possible task or contingency!

FM 7-0: THE SPECTRUM



Challenges for Future

• Continue resourcing for Modularity

– Personnel

– Equipment

• Technical Engineer Skills in Full Spectrum Operations – Degreed Engineers

– USACE experience

• Integrating Engineers in Explosive Hazard Neutralization

– BIP

– EOCA

• Integrating New Systems



Essayons! Essayons!

•Our Army is Transforming and Re-Basing whilefighting the WOT

•Engineer Leaders are dealing with enormouscomplexity

•The Regiment’s contributions to the Army continue toprovide tremendous value to commanders



QUESTIONS?

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