It also provides information on the planned phase-out of several legacy force structures. This manual introduces several new organizational constructs that will bridge the gap between the current and objective Theater Signal force and make signal organizations relevant across all components (Active, National Guard, Reserve) of the Army. This doctrine examines how new concepts, systems design, network protection, organizational structure, and user responsibilities have changed the role of the Signal Corps in providing C4IM to the Army. These factors create doctrinal issues that may affect future warfighting operations. The content is based on lessons learned from operational experience, combatant commander operational requirements, current concepts, programmatic initiatives, and new technology infusions. This manual is applicable at strategic, operational, and tactical levels of war, special operations, smaller scale contingencies (SSC), homeland security (HLS), and military operations other than war (MOOTW). It contains the Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Information Management (C4IM) guidelines necessary for theater communicators to support warfighters in the contemporary operational environment (COE). It is consistent with and expands on the doctrine in Joint Pub 6-0, FM 6-0, FM 3-0, FM 24-1, and FM 100-6. Preface FM 6-02.45 is the Army’s doctrine for Theater Signal. ORGANIZATIONS BEING PHASED OUT.C-1ĮQUIPMENT OVERVIEW. SELECTED LESSONS LEARNED FROM OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM AND OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM. 5-1 New/Significantly Modified Force Structures. THEATER STRATEGIC AND TACTICAL SIGNAL ORGANIZATIONS. 4-45 Stovepipe Architectures.4-45ĭistribution Restriction: Approved for public release distribution is unlimited. 4-38 Notional Deployment Sequence.4-44 Echelons Corps and Below (ECB) Architectures. 4-31 Non-Integrated Tactical Signal Brigade (ITSB) Generic Contingency Communications Packages.
4-31 Rapid Deployment Contingency Communications Packages.
3-5 Roles and Functions of Key Network Management Organizations.3-14 2-1 End-User Services in the Current and Transformed Force. 1-1 The Changing Army Operational Environment.1-2 Effect on Theater Signal. 1-1 Theater Signal Operational Environment. Signal Support to Theater Operations Contents Page Preface Headquarters Department of the Army Washington, DC, 12 April 2004 This publication is available at Army Knowledge Online *FM 6-02.45 (FM 11-45) Field Manual No 6-02.45 DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION: Approved for public release distribution is unlimited.
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