Bold Alligator 2014: Composite Forces

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Bold Alligator 2014 involved several coalition and joint forces in a forceable insertion exercise. A key focus of the exercise was on Command Control, not just from a technical point of view but from the standpoint of how to scale modular forces to achieve the intended combat effect.

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BA-‐14
making
EF
21
a
reality

Updated
26
Aug
14

BA
14
is
Expedi5onary
Force
21
in
Prac5ce

“…integrate
with
the
navy…composite
forward
and
merge
rapidly
deploying
Marine
Corps
forces

into
a
cohesive,
agile
force
scaled
to
the
mission…”

“…composited
MEB
will
most
likely
comprise
some
combina?on
of
forward-‐deployed
forces,

rapidly
deploying
forces,
and
land
or
mari?me
preposi?oning
forces.”

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BA-‐14
Scope
and
Scale

Peace5me

and
Crisis

Low
Intensity

Conﬂict

Mid-‐Intensity

Conﬂict

High
Intensity

Conﬂict

Frequency

Major
Con5ngency

Shaping/

Engagement/

Mari5me

Security

Lesser

Con5ngencies

COIN
Civil War
Major
Combat
Global
War
NEO
Limited War
Train/Advise/Assist
Relief Operations
Peace Enforcement
Support to CT
Nation Building
Show of Force
New Normal Straight
line
Distance
from
CLNC

(Sea
Base
+/-‐
50NM
more)

MCOLF
Atlan5c,
NC

51nm

Fort
Story,
VA

147nm

Fort
Jackson,
SC

180nm

Fort
A.P.
Hill,
VA

205nm

Fort
Gordon,
GA

249nm

Fort
Stewart,
GA

272nm

Mawer,
FL

346nm

Muscatatuck
UTC

474nm

Opera>ng
in
the
most
likely
spectrum
of
the
ROMO

17
missions
in
12
days
at
distances
in
excess
of

500nm

Updated
26
Aug
14

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UNCLASSIFIED

BA14
Par>cipants

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Composi>ng
Op>ons

MEB
Composi5ng
Op5on
1

MEB
Composi5ng
Op5on
2

Single
MAGTF
Construct

MEB
Composi5ng
Op5on
3

Hybrid
MAGTF
concept

Maintaining
Subordinate
Commands
Intact

4
Updated:
26
Aug
14

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UNCLASSIFIED

-‐

Crisis

Occurs

Steady
State
SPMAGTFs
and
MEUs,

composited
into
a
MEB
for
signiﬁcant

crises

5

SPMAGTF-‐CR

BA-‐14
Composi5ng
Storyline

Updated:
26
Aug
14

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UNCLASSIFIED

-‐

Aggregation &
Immediate Response
1
MEU

MEB (CE)
FICE
BA-‐14
Composi5ng
Storyline

6

SPMAGTF-‐CR

2

X

24
MEU

Updated:
26
Aug
14

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

-‐

Integration with
Coalition Partners
Establishment of ISB
2
MEU

BA-‐14
Composi5ng
Storyline

7

SPMAGTF-‐CR

2

X

ARL/TC-‐PS

JWI

Fly In Echelon
24
MEU

Updated:
26
Aug
14

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

-‐

ARG/MEU

MEB (CE)
Fwd
BA-‐14
Composi5ng
Storyline

8

SPMAGTF-‐CR

2

X

ARL/TC-‐PS

JWI

Follow
on

Amphibious
Force

Expansion of
Capability and
Capacity
3
SPMAGTF-‐6

Hqtr
Regt

ISB

24
MEU

Updated:
26
Aug
14

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

-‐

MEU

BA-‐14
Composi5ng
Storyline

9

2

X

ARL/TC-‐PS

JWI

MAIN

Force Prepared For
Decisive Action
4
ACE
29

GCE
RLT
6

LCE
Hq
Regt

24
MEU

Updated:
26
Aug
14

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1. UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED 1 BA-‐14 making EF 21 a reality Updated 26 Aug 14 BA 14 is Expedi5onary Force 21 in Prac5ce “…integrate with the navy…composite forward and merge rapidly deploying Marine Corps forces into a cohesive, agile force scaled to the mission…” “…composited MEB will most likely comprise some combina?on of forward-‐deployed forces, rapidly deploying forces, and land or mari?me preposi?oning forces.”

2. UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED 2 BA-‐14 Scope and Scale Peace5me and Crisis Low Intensity Conflict Mid-‐Intensity Conflict High Intensity Conflict Frequency Major Con5ngency Shaping/ Engagement/ Mari5me Security Lesser Con5ngencies COIN Civil War Major Combat Global War NEO Limited War Train/Advise/Assist Relief Operations Peace Enforcement Support to CT Nation Building Show of Force New Normal Straight line Distance from CLNC (Sea Base +/-‐ 50NM more) MCOLF Atlan5c, NC 51nm Fort Story, VA 147nm Fort Jackson, SC 180nm Fort A.P. Hill, VA 205nm Fort Gordon, GA 249nm Fort Stewart, GA 272nm Mawer, FL 346nm Muscatatuck UTC 474nm Opera>ng in the most likely spectrum of the ROMO 17 missions in 12 days at distances in excess of 500nm Updated 26 Aug 14

3. UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED BA14 Par>cipants

4. UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED Composi>ng Op>ons MEB Composi5ng Op5on 1 MEB Composi5ng Op5on 2 Single MAGTF Construct MEB Composi5ng Op5on 3 Hybrid MAGTF concept Maintaining Subordinate Commands Intact 4 Updated: 26 Aug 14

5. UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED -‐ Crisis Occurs Steady State SPMAGTFs and MEUs, composited into a MEB for signiﬁcant crises 5 SPMAGTF-‐CR BA-‐14 Composi5ng Storyline Updated: 26 Aug 14

6. UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED -‐ Aggregation & Immediate Response 1 MEU MEB (CE) FICE BA-‐14 Composi5ng Storyline 6 SPMAGTF-‐CR 2 X 24 MEU Updated: 26 Aug 14

7. UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED -‐ Integration with Coalition Partners Establishment of ISB 2 MEU BA-‐14 Composi5ng Storyline 7 SPMAGTF-‐CR 2 X ARL/TC-‐PS JWI Fly In Echelon 24 MEU Updated: 26 Aug 14

8. UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED -‐ ARG/MEU MEB (CE) Fwd BA-‐14 Composi5ng Storyline 8 SPMAGTF-‐CR 2 X ARL/TC-‐PS JWI Follow on Amphibious Force Expansion of Capability and Capacity 3 SPMAGTF-‐6 Hqtr Regt ISB 24 MEU Updated: 26 Aug 14

9. UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED -‐ MEU BA-‐14 Composi5ng Storyline 9 2 X ARL/TC-‐PS JWI MAIN Force Prepared For Decisive Action 4 ACE 29 GCE RLT 6 LCE Hq Regt 24 MEU Updated: 26 Aug 14

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