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Mr Malcolm Kyser Chief of Communications LtCol Ed Wolff ReadyOp Project Manager 24 August 2018 Anaheim CA Civil Air Patrol One Civil Air Patrol excelling in service to our nation and our members ID: 758428

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Vision Forward:

Internet Remote LMR Mr. Malcolm KyserChief of Communications LtCol Ed WolffReadyOp Project Manager24 August 2018Anaheim, CA

Civil Air Patrol

One Civil Air Patrol, excelling in service to our nation and our members!Slide2

Internet Remote Base

Internet remote base stations (ReadyOp)LMR base station connected to an internet gatewayAllows operation of LMR systems at great distancesRepeater remote accessRepeater replacementSlide3

Internet remote base stations (ReadyOp)

Will completely change our LMR systemAllows a complete “re-think” of LMR infrastructurePossible elimination of half of our fixed repeaters over the next ten yearsInternet Remote BaseSlide4

Internet

Remote Base OptionsCAP AircraftIncident Command PostGround Vehicles

Dismounted Ground Teams

CAP

Repeaters

Remote Base Station

CAP Guard

Repeater Remote Access

Incident CommanderSlide5

Fantastic

advancement, however…Uncertain availability in disaster response missionsNot allowed in support of the new DoD missionTherefore, ReadyOp cannot replace HF CAP position will be to take full advantage of bothInternet Remote BaseSlide6

Planning considerations

Not everyone will have accessOnly key staff members1,000 users nation-wideWing will be allotted a certain number to manageInternet Remote BaseSlide7

Configuration control

NTC packaged for a specific locationSingle dedicated channelPassword protectedDashboard registeredNo microphoneDisabled speakerOperating in mixed mode – analog transmitInternet Remote BaseSlide8

Expanded LMR coverage at a fraction of the cost

$708 instead of $19,124 for a repeater95% cost reduction per stationEstimate 50% of repeaters replaced$5.2M in savingsInternet Remote BaseSlide9

Remote bases incorporated into new TA

Requires wings to submit an “LMR Infrastructure Plan”It’s time to “re-think” our LMR mission requirementsGuidance will be publishedRARS will be reset for this new round Will be modified to support both repeaters and remote basesAll existing repeaters will be marked “Legacy”New applications will be submitted IAW Wing Infrastructure PlanRegion and NRCG approvalJust like we did in ‘04-’05 Will take several years to completeWings will get ReadyOp when finishedImplementation PlanningSlide10

Fixed Repeater or Remote Base?

Remote base stations are the preferred solutionReplace fixed repeaters with remote base stations wherever possibleUse fixed repeaters only where there is a mission based need which a remote base cannot addressRepeater requests must be based on operational mission needs – not administrative useEvery fixed repeater will have a ReadyOp gateway assignedConsider use of airborne repeaters and mobile HF for support of ground teams instead of fixed repeatersRethinking LMRSlide11

ReadyOp Fixed Base Requirements

Broadband internet accessPriority restoral statusAutomatic emergency powerI.E., Generally NOT members’ homesReadyOp fixed bases will be single channel with no mic or speaker. It is a single purpose device and part of our LMR infrastructure.Hosting RequirementsSlide12

One will be assigned to each Mobile ICP (per TA)

As defined in the Comm TAWill have full national codeplugMultiple usesTransportable Remote BasesSlide13

CAP ReadyOp Background

Servers:Government cloudCommercially maintainedGeographically dispersed across the U.S.Secure access to server sitesSystem:Log in securityTiered access levelsMembership validation for accessAdmin levels being definedSlide14

CAP ReadyOp DispatchSlide15

CAP ReadyOp AlertingSlide16

CAP ReadyOp Asset TrackingSlide17

CAP ReadyOp FormsSlide18

CAP ReadyOp LoggingSlide19

CAP ReadyOp File ArchiveSlide20

Malcolm Kyser

CAP/DOKmkyser@capnhq.govLtCol Ed WolffCAP/DOKSewolff@cap.gov

Questions?

One Civil Air Patrol, excelling in service to our nation and our members!