RAAF Surveillance and Response Group
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This brief by the Commander of the Royal Australian Air Force's Surveillance and Response Group provides an overview on the SRG, and its organization and focus.
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RAAF Surveillance and Response Group
- 1. Surveillance and Response Group Surveillance & Response Group AIRCDRE Craig Heap (Commander SRG) Surveillance and Response Group
- 2. Surveillance and Response Group Scope SRG Mission & Roles Organisation
- 3. Surveillance and Response Group SRG Mission To sustain and enhance multi-domain intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, strike, control of the air, and airspace management and control capabilities, across the full spectrum of operations in support of Australia’s national interests Commander SRG – Air Commodore Craig Heap
- 4. Surveillance and Response Group HQSRG 41WG ADGE/OTHR/SPACE 42WG AEW&C 44WG ABATS / BAC 92WG MISRR - ISREW 3 CRU 114 MCRU 1 RSU SACTU 2 SQN 452 SQN 10 SQN 11 SQN 292 SQN 453 SQN SRG Structure: (approx 2220 personnel) DARWIN DARWIN EDINBURGH EDINBURGH EDINBURGH WILLIAMTOWN WILLIAMTOWN WILLIAMTOWN WILLIAMTOWN WILLIAMTOWN EDINBURGH
- 5. Surveillance and Response Group 41WG • HQ Williamtown – 3 Control and Reporting Unit – 114 Mobile Control and Reporting Unit - Darwin – Surveillance and Control Training Unit – 1 Remote Sensor Unit - Edinburgh • Provides – Air Battle Management – Surveillance (Air and Space)
- 6. Surveillance and Response Group 42WG • HQ Williamtown – 2 SQN: E-7A Wedgetail • Provides – Airborne Early Warning and Control – Air Battle Management
- 7. Surveillance and Response Group 44WG • HQ Williamtown – 452SQN – HQ Darwin – 453 SQN – HQ Williamtown • Provides – Air Base Air Traffic Services across the 11 ADF Bases – Battlefield Airspace Control
- 8. Surveillance and Response Group 92WG • HQ Edinburgh – 10 SQN: AP-3C – 11 SQN: P-8A – 292 SQN: Training and type conversion • Provides – Maritime Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Response
- 9. Surveillance and Response Group SRG Unit Disposition • Williamtown 114 MCRU 452 SQN HQ 92WG Det (JFAS site) Ø 41WG Ø 42 WG Ø 44WG Ø 92 WG 3CRU Det JBAC FLT • Longreach • Laverton • Darwin • Tindal • Edinburgh • Alice Springs • Richmond • Pearce • East Sale • Townsville (JORN site) (JORN site) • Amberley JBAC FLT JBAC FLT JBAC FLT JBAC FLT JBAC FLT • Nowra JBAC FLT JBAC FLT • Oakey 1RSU 92 WG HQ 10 SQN 11 SQN 292 SQN SRG HQ 41WG HQ 3CRU SACTU 44 WG HQ 453 SQN HQ 42 WG HQ 2SQN • Harold E Holt (C-Band, SST) JBAC FLT JBAC FLT JBAC FLT Dispersed FEG 11 Airfields 4 Remote sites
- 10. Surveillance and Response Group • Multi Domain ISREW – Air, Space, Surface, Subsurface domains • Battlespace Management – Air / Ground Control Intercept / Air Battle Management – Airspace Management and coordination – Air Traffic Control (fixed and deployable) – Battlefield Airspace Control • Maritime Response – Strike (ASW/ASUW) • (ASW) Antisubmarine Warfare • (ASUW) Anti-surface Warfare SRG Roles
- 11. Surveillance and Response Group Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance • Use a Systems approach to ISREW • Air Assets – Current • AP-3C Orion • P-8A Poseidon • E-7A Wedgetail
- 12. Surveillance and Response Group Airspace Management and Control • Provision of: – Air Base Air Traffic Services – Battlefield Airspace Control – Air Battle Management – Recognised Air Picture • Combination of: – Jindalee Over the Horizon – Space Situational Awareness – Air traffic (mil and civil) and Air Defence radars