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Imcmex 13
- 1. 1 An Introduction to International MineAn Introduction to International Mine Countermeasures Exercise (IMCMEX) 2013Countermeasures Exercise (IMCMEX) 2013 Vice Admiral John W. Miller, USNVice Admiral John W. Miller, USN Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Central CommandCommander, U.S. Naval Forces Central Command Commander, U.S. 5Commander, U.S. 5thth FleetFleet Commander, Combined Maritime ForcesCommander, Combined Maritime Forces
- 2. 2 IMCMEX AIMS AND OBJECTIVESIMCMEX AIMS AND OBJECTIVES Opportunity to leverage and enableOpportunity to leverage and enable partner nation and industry capabilitiespartner nation and industry capabilities to mitigate, detect, neutralize and exploitto mitigate, detect, neutralize and exploit threats to critical infrastructure, coalitionthreats to critical infrastructure, coalition personnel, and regional populationpersonnel, and regional population centerscenters • JointJoint • DefensiveDefensive • Staff and tacticalStaff and tactical
- 3. 3 IMCMEX PARTICIPATIONIMCMEX PARTICIPATION Three Pronged InternationalThree Pronged International ParticipationParticipation PersonnelPersonnel TechnologiesTechnologies PlatformsPlatforms
- 4. 4 IMCMEX PROGRESSIONIMCMEX PROGRESSION IMCMEX 12IMCMEX 12 33 countries33 countries 24 Ships, 12 UUVs, and 116 MCM24 Ships, 12 UUVs, and 116 MCM DiversDivers Tactical MCM OperationsTactical MCM Operations IMCMEX 13IMCMEX 13 55 Countries/Organizations55 Countries/Organizations 35 ships, 18 UUVs, 100+ MCM Divers35 ships, 18 UUVs, 100+ MCM Divers Tactical MCM OperationsTactical MCM Operations Maritime Infrastructure ProtectionMaritime Infrastructure Protection (MIP)(MIP) Maritime Security Operations (MSO)Maritime Security Operations (MSO)
- 5. 5 IMCMEX PARTNERSHIPIMCMEX PARTNERSHIP The implementation and interoperability of systemsThe implementation and interoperability of systems and technologies in the exercise are critical toand technologies in the exercise are critical to enhancing ourenhancing our PartnershipPartnership capabilities.capabilities. • UUVs – MK-18, Sea Fox, HUGINUUVs – MK-18, Sea Fox, HUGIN • C4I – Classified VTC / voice networks / improvedC4I – Classified VTC / voice networks / improved sensorssensors • Command and Control - IMEFCommand and Control - IMEF
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- Opportunity to leverage and enable partner nation and industry capabilities to mitigate, detect, neutralize and exploit threats to critical infrastructure, coalition personnel, and regional population centers Exercise audience composed of 3-prong international participation Personnel Coalition comprised of staff participants from over 30 countries. Exchange of training tactics and procedures in Mine Warfare across the globe Platforms Combination of military and civilian assets to embrace the interaction between defense, FON, and sea lane security Technologies Introduction of emerging technology Exercise interoperability of cutting edge mining capabilities between coalition partners Due to the global implications of adversary mining of the sea lanes, 5 th Fleet invites a wide range of participants to conduct a multinational mine-countermeasures (MCM) exercise characterized as a defensive effort with a stabilizing mission
- Opportunity to leverage and enable partner nation and industry capabilities to mitigate, detect, neutralize and exploit threats to critical infrastructure, coalition personnel, and regional population centers Exercise audience composed of 3-prong international participation Personnel Coalition comprised of staff participants from over 30 countries. Exchange of training tactics and procedures in Mine Warfare across the globe Platforms Combination of military and civilian assets to embrace the interaction between defense, FON, and sea lane security Technologies Introduction of emerging technology Exercise interoperability of cutting edge mining capabilities between coalition partners Due to the global implications of adversary mining of the sea lanes, 5 th Fleet invites a wide range of participants to conduct a multinational mine-countermeasures (MCM) exercise characterized as a defensive effort with a stabilizing mission
- IMCMEX 12 was the 1st NAVCENT sponsored multi-lateral maritime exercise with a focus in Mine Countermeasures (MCM) in the CENTCOM operations area. Exercise increased international awareness of MCM relevance, built multi-lateral relationships in the MCM mission area, and generated support for future international MCM exercises. 24 ships, 12 UUVs, and 116 MCM Divers 33 countries Tactical MCM Operations IMCMEX 13 will move a step further to incorporate additional participants, joint multinational serials, and equipment: 35 ships, 13 UUVs, 100+ MCM Divers 55 Countries/Organizations Tactical MCM Operations Maritime Infrastructure Protection (MIP) Maritime Infrastructure Protection Naval Coordination & Guidance for Shipping (NCAGS), Maritime Logistics Office (MARLO), United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operation (UKMTO) Mass Casualty response and evacuation in Mine Threat Area/Mine Danger Area Oil Spill Response Maritime Security Operations (MSO) Maritime Security Operations Escort of Merchant Vessels through Mine Swept Channel Coalition response to simultaneous threats to Freedom of Navigation and Sea Lane Accessibility
- Mine Countermeasure Operations Norwegian UUV HUGIN Classified VTC and phone networks Improved sensors Maritime Infrastructure Protection Wide area awareness and sharing among partners Coordinated communications, tactics, and procedures Maritime Security Operations Inclusion of industry and agency International response center activation Coalition response to simultaneous threats to Freedom of Navigation and Sea Lane Accessibility