The Industrial College of the Armed Forces Resourcing

The Industrial College of the Armed Forces Resourcing the National Strategy

ICAF Mission …. . to prepare selected military and civilians for strategic leadership and success in developing our national security strategy and in evaluating, marshalling, and managing resources in the execution of that strategy.

ICAF Class of 2009 Total Military = 179 Total Students =320

Government Civilian Students From Do. D Agencies: § Defense Acquisition University § Defense Contract Management Agency § Defense Information Systems Agency § Defense Intelligence Agency § Defense Logistics Agency § Department of the Air Force § Department of the Army § Department of Defense (at-large) § Department of the Navy § Military Sealift Command § National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency § National Security Agency § Office of the Secretary of Defense

Government Civilian Students From Other Government Agencies: § Central Intelligence Agency § Department of Commerce § Department of Energy § Department of Homeland Security § Department of Justice § Department of State § Department of Transportation § Department of Treasury § Government Accountability Office § U. S. Agency for International Development

International Students AY 08 -09 2 Canadian Forces 1 French DGA 1 German Private Sector 20 International Fellows

International Fellows • Australia • Jordan • Bahrain • Kazakhstan • Djibouti • Malaysia • El Salvador • New Zealand • Finland • Norway • Guatemala • Philippines • Guyana • Poland • Israel • Saudi Arabia • Italy • Slovakia • Japan • Ukraine AY 08 -09

Industry Fellows AY 08 -09 BAE Systems Battelle Boeing CSC (Computer Sciences Corporation) EADS Harris Corporation IBM KPMG L-3 Communications LMI (Logistics Management Institute)

Student Education Level Of all incoming students, about 65 -70 % have master’s degrees; about 5 % have doctorates. Class Year 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 Students 320 318 312 306 314 308 301 300 302 Master’s 211 219 208 214 170 205 211 197 192 223 12 16 09 22 14 12 Doctorate 8 19 13 20

Student Seminars v 20 Seminars in a Class v Ideal Seminar US Army US Air Force US Sea Service International Fellow DOD Agencies Non-DOD Agencies Private Sector 16 Students per Seminar 3 3 3 1 3 2 1 Joint, International, & Interagency by design

Framework for Grand Strategy Enduring Principles Domestic Environment Diplomatic Economic National Interests and Objectives National Security Strategy International Environment Military Informational Decision-making Process Elements of National Power Resources Resource Allocation

ICAF Curriculum AY 2009 Aug 14 11 Aug O V E R V I E W 19 Dec / Jan 5 Jan National Security Studies National & International Economics Military Strategy & Logistics 4 Feb 23 Mar-3 Apr Industry Studies Industry Econ N S Acquisition Strategic Leadership Regional Security Studies Electives Orientation Week – 11 -15 Aug Strategic Overview – 18 -20 Aug Graduation: Thursday, 11 June Electives S E 11 Jun 6 Jun

DOMESTIC CONTEXT OF NATIONAL SECURITY RESOURCING CONTEXT OF NATIONAL SECURITY Proposed ICAF Curriculum NSS – U. S. Political System & Policy Environment Econ – U. S. Economic Policy & Finance Industry Studies MSL-National Processes for Strategy & Resources Economics of Industry AY 2008 SL-Understanding & Leading Organizational Environments 11 Aug Dec / Jan O V E R V I E W National Security Studies National & International Economics Military Strategy & Logistics Industry Econ Acquisition Strategic Leadership Regional Security Studies Electives Acquisition 11 Jun Studies N S S E Electives INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT OF NATIONAL SECURITY NSS- International System-Current & Future Challenges MSL - Theater Campaigning (logistics & int’l operations) Econ – Int’l Economic Policy, Finance, Trade, Development Regional Security Studies

Industry Study Areas • Agribusiness • Land Combat Systems • Aircraft • Manufacturing • Biotechnology • Education • News Media & Strategic Communication • Electronics • Privatized Military Operations • Energy • Reconstruction & Infrastructure • Environment • Shipbuilding • Financial Services • Space • Health Care • Strategic Materials • Information & • Transportation Communications Technology • Weapons

The Senior Acquisition Course “At the senior level, . . . provide for a senior course as a substitute for, and equivalent to, existing professional military education school courses, specifically designed for personnel serving in critical acquisition positions. ” Defense Acquisition Work Force Improvement Act 1990

Information Operations Concentration Program (IOCP) An ICAF “Minor” AY # ICAF Students 08 -09 07 -08 06 -07 05 -06 04 -05 03 -04 02 -03 01 -02 00 -01 29 (new requirements) 44 49 51 54 60 65 62 51 Participants take: Ä Ä 3 IOCP Electives Research Project

Supply Chain Management Concentration Program § Provides an opportunity for selected ICAF Students to increase their knowledge of Supply Chain Management § Develops a broader understanding of integrated logistics systems § Prepares these students with the skills to take Supply Chain Management concepts and practices and apply them in Do. D’s Logistics Transformation

Faculty: Joint and Interagency Agency Chairs Military Chairs Department of State (5) USAID (2) Department of Commerce Department of Energy CIA DISA DLA FBI NGA NSA OSD Chairman JCS Army Navy Marine Corps Air Force Coast Guard Canadian Forces Industry Chair IBM Civilian Professors Government Acquisition, Economics, Political Science, Military History, Logistics, Industrial Base, Law, Foreign Affairs, Strategic Leadership, Organizational Change, Military Strategy, Grand Strategy

Faculty Credentials AY 08 -09 Doctorate Military U. S. Int’l 5 0 Masters 25 2 BA Total 30 Civilian Full Part-time (1 FTE) 33 0 12 0 Civilian - Agency 8 7 15 46 44 90 Total 45

The Industrial College of the Armed Forces QUESTIONS? Resourcing the National Strategy