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25TH INFANTRY DIVISION (LIGHT) & USARHAW

WE STRIKE LIKE TROPIC LIGHTNING!America’s Pacific Division

2525thth Infantry Division (L) and USARHAWInfantry Division (L) and USARHAWSchofield Barracks, HISchofield Barracks, HI

DCN: 10117



AgendaAgenda

• Mission• Command Relationships

and Organization• Special Missions• Power Projection Platform• Today’s Joint Training

Capabilities • Postured for the Future

Force• Transformation to SBCT• Future Training Area

Enhancements• Joint Training Potential• Summary



MissionMissionRapidly project combat power to fight and win across the full spectrum of conflict. Maintain a base of support to ensure combat readiness. On order, transform to create a more lethal, flexible land component for the joint force.

Division’s Priorities•Remain trained and ready•Transform into tomorrow’s Army•Taking care of Soldiers and families•Be a good neighbor in the local community




Key Contributors to the USPACOM Joint TeamKey Contributors to the USPACOM Joint Team25TH INFANTRY DIVISION (LIGHT) & USARHAW

25th ID (Light)• Forward Deployed in Theater • Regional Strategic Location• Forward Logistics Bases• Joint Training Environment• Distributive Exercises• Joint Mobility Complex• Joint Environment





2525thth ID(L) and USARHAW Current OrganizationID(L) and USARHAW Current OrganizationXX

25th ID(L) &USARHAW

X

INF BDE

II

INF BN

I

HHC

X

AVN BDE

I

HHC

II

ATK BN

II

ASLT BN

II

CAV SQN

X

DIVARTY

I

HHB

IIARTY BN105mm

IARTY BTRY

155mm

FAD

X

DISCOM

II

FSB

II

MSB

I

HHC

II

ADA

II

ENG

II

MI

II

SIG

II

PSB

I

HHC

X

45th CSG(F)

II

CSB

II

ENG BN

I

HHC

II

FIN BN

DIVE DET

X

MP BDE -HI

II

MP BN

X

USAG-HI

• Ft. Shafter• Schofield Brks• Pohakuloa Tng

Area

Major Tenant Orgs.

• 30th SIG BN• 599th Trans Group• 25th ASOS• 9th RSC• HIARNG•TAMC, Schofield• USA CID



OIFOIF--2 and OEF2 and OEF--5 Deployments5 Deployments

2d Brigade Combat Team1-25 Aviation Battalion84th Engineer Battalion40th Quartermaster Company540th Quartermaster Company8th Field Surgical Team

Division Headquarters3d Brigade Combat TeamAviation Brigade Headquarters2-25 Aviation Battalion125 Military Intelligence Battalion125 Signal BattalionDivision Support Command58th Military Police Company3/4 Cavalry Squadron

5,500 Soldiers5,500 Soldiers

4,000 Soldiers4,000 Soldiers

OEFOEF

OIFOIF



• Commander, 25th ID & USARHAW is the Mobilization Station Commander for Hawaii, the Marianas and Samoa

• USAG-HI provides billeting, dining facility, unit headquarters, training areas and all other essential resources to support Reserve and National Guard mobilizations

• 196th IN Bde is attached for training validation support

• Executed 19 mobilizations in the past 30 months; 920 Soldiers mobilized at Schofield Barracks since Jan 04

Special MissionsSpecial Missions

Mobilization



UNIT PAX MRCC MOB DUTY STATUSDET 20, 9 RSC 30 9 RSC 19-Oct-01 Ft. Shafter REFRAD, 13 PAX, Oct 02DET 20 1101 GSU 15 9 RSC 19-Oct-01 Schofield and Guam REFRAD, 18 Oct 0225 ID DROC 17 HIARNG 19-Oct-01 Schofield EOC REFRAD,18 Oct 02DET 20 USARJ 9 9 RSC 19-Oct-01 Camp Zama REFRAD, 5 Sep 02USPACOM DET 20 18 9 RSC 13-Nov-01 PACOM REFRAD, 12 PAX, 12 Nov 02DET 21, 9 RSC 11 9 RSC 13-Nov-01 Ft. Shafter REFRAD, 6 PAX, 6 Nov 02

368 MI CO(-) 32 9 RSC 13-Nov-01 Ft. Shafter 11 PAX moved to DET 20 REFRAD, 12 Nov 02

DET 20, 368 MI CO (-) 11 9 RSC 13-Nov-01 Ft. Shafter 11 PAX EXTENDED TO Nov 03HQ CMD DET 2 FWD 1 HIARNG 19-Nov-01 Ft. Shafter 1 PAX EXTENDED368 MP CO 139 9 RSC 19-Dec-01 Camp Zama and Okinawa DEMOB, 18 Dec 02DET 22, 9 RSC 7 9 RSC 28-Jan-02 Ft. Shafter 3 PAX REFRAD NLT 15 Jan 03368 MP Rear Det 2 9 RSC 26-Feb-02 Guam DEMOB, 18 Dec 021-294 IN, Det 4 40 GUARNG 7-Oct-02 Okinawa REFRAD, 6 June 0330 MHD 3 9 RSC 10-Feb-03 Kuwait, Iraq RTN TO HAWAIIB(-)/193 AVIM 57 HIARNG 7-Jul-03 Kandahar ON STATION1101 GSU 94 9RRC 5-Jan-04 Schofield ON STATION411 EN BN 580 9RRC 5-Jan-04 Iraq SchofieldC/193 AVN 226 HIARNG 5-Jan-04 Iraq Schofield25th CROC 20 HIARNG 25-Jan-04 Schofield SchofieldTOTAL 1312

Units Mobilized From Schofield BarracksUnits Mobilized From Schofield Barracks



USPACOM Theater Security and Cooperation Plan (TSCP) Support Combined/Joint Exercises

Color Code: Joint Exercises, Army Bilateral Exercises, Type of Exercises, Size Force RequiredKey USARPAC ExercisesKey USARPAC Exercises

AustraliaPACBOND-AnnualFTX (Co Exchange)

AustraliaPACBOND-AnnualFTX (Co Exchange)

MalaysiaKRIS STRIKE-Annual

CPX

MalaysiaKRIS STRIKE-Annual

CPX

SingaporeTIGER BALM-Annual

CPX (Bde Hq)Lightning Strike

FTX (Bn TF)

SingaporeTIGER BALM-Annual

CPX (Bde Hq)Lightning Strike

FTX (Bn TF)

ThailandCOBRA GOLD-Annual

CPX-FTX(Div CP, 1 x Bde Hq,

1 x IN BN)

ThailandCOBRA GOLD-Annual

CPX-FTX(Div CP, 1 x Bde Hq,

1 x IN BN)

PhilippinesBALIKATAN-Annual

CPX/FTX/CMO(1 x IN Co, 1 x Arty Btry,

BN C2 Cell)

PhilippinesBALIKATAN-Annual

CPX/FTX/CMO(1 x IN Co, 1 x Arty Btry,

BN C2 Cell)

KoreaRSOI/FOAL EAGLE-Annual

CPX-FTX (Augmentees)ULCHI FOCUS LENS-Annual

CPX (Bde Hq)

KoreaRSOI/FOAL EAGLE-Annual

CPX-FTX (Augmentees)ULCHI FOCUS LENS-Annual

CPX (Bde Hq)

AlaskaNORTHERN EDGE-Annual

CPX-FTX(Bn TF)

AlaskaNORTHERN EDGE-Annual

CPX-FTX(Bn TF)

USPACOM AORTEMPEST EXPRESS

(ARFOR)TERMINAL FURY

(Augmentees)

USPACOM AORTEMPEST EXPRESS

(ARFOR)TERMINAL FURY

(Augmentees)

JapanKEEN EDGE-EvenCPX (Augmentees)KEEN SWORD-Odd

FTX (Bn TF)ORIENT SHIELD-Even

FTX (Bn TF)

JapanKEEN EDGE-EvenCPX (Augmentees)KEEN SWORD-Odd

FTX (Bn TF)ORIENT SHIELD-Even

FTX (Bn TF)

TALISMAN SABER-Biennial(Bn TF OPFOR)

NORTH WIND-AnnualFTX (Bn TF)

YAMA SAKURA-AnnualCPX (Div CP)

INDIASHATJUJEETFTX (1 x PLT)YUDH ABYASFTX (Co Exchange)PKO BDE CPX(CSS BN)

INDIASHATJUJEETFTX (1 x PLT)YUDH ABYASFTX (Co Exchange)PKO BDE CPX(CSS BN)




• Conduct Joint Rear Area Command-Hawaii (JRAC) operations that facilitate and coordinate required actions in response to Force and Critical Infrastructure Protection. This includes providing forces for installation gate security, MEVA protection, and QRF forces as required IAW directed FP Con level.

• Under agreement with the Governor of Hawaii, 68th Medical Co. (Avn) provides Medical Evacuation Support for the State Of Hawaii (Oahu Only) under the Military Assistance To Safety And Traffic program (MAST). 68th Med has flown over 150 MAST missions in the past year.

• Provide USARPAC, JRAC-HI, and the State of Hawaii emergency EOD support (i.e., reduce and or eliminate hazards of UXOs and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) that threaten personnel, operations, installations, property, and or materiel.

FY 03: On Post Incidents: 90Off-Post Incident: 35




Joint Power ProjectionJoint Power Projection

Campbell Industrial Park•Deep Draft Harbor•RORO capability

• Hawaii has robust Joint deployment capability• Air and Sea PODs able to handle multiple brigade-level embarkations• Military and Civilian resources offer significant potential for growth and surge to meet deployment requirements

Honolulu Harbor•Major Commercial Port•Container and RORO capable

Road Network•Major Interstate Capable•Multiple routes to ports and airfields

Current

Potential

Hickam AFB/Honolulu Intl•Working MOG of 8ea C17

•Parking MOG of 58 wide body aircraft

Pearl Harbor•Staging Area for 280K SF = 1ea LMSR (Approx size of SBCT)

•Able to load 1 LMSR size vessel every 4 days



Deployments and Exercises: FY02Deployments and Exercises: FY02--FY04FY04

BOSINIASFOR 11JOINT GUARD

GERMANYJOINT GUARDOPN NORTHERN WATCH

NEPALSMEE

MONGOLIACONSTRUCTION

LAOS-JPACVIETNAM-JPACCAMBODIA-JPAC45 CSG

GUAMPACIFIC HAVEN

KOSRAECAT 84 45 CSG

KWAJALEINSECURITY MISSION2 BCT

WAKE ISLANDMARATHON PACIFIC

SW TEXASJTF-6

EAST TIMOROPERATIONSTABILIZE MP BDE TONGA

CONSTRUCTION

SRI LANKAEXCHANGES

PHILIPPINESBILATERAL EXERCISEOEF-P

SINGAPORE BILATERALEXERCISES

AUSTRALIABILATERALEXERCISES

MALAYSIASCHOOL, BILATERALEXERCISES

INDIAEXCHANGESPKO 45 CSG

ALASKANORTHERN EDGE 1-62 ADAAIRBRIDGE 3 BCTJTF ALASKAN ROADS 45 CSG, 65 ENYAKIMA

TRAINING

FT. HOODWARFIGHTER EX.

FT. LEWISTRAINING/CPX’S

JOHNSTON ISLANDEVALUATIONS & SPT

JAPAN 7 BILATERAL EXERCISES

KOREA3 COMBINED EXERCISES

FT. CARSONTRAINING

FT. IRWINNTC

FT. POLKJRTC

TRAINING DEPLOYMENT

OPERATIONAL DEPLOYEMNT

LEGEND

THAILANDBILATERALEXERCISES

IRAQOIF 2

COALITION PROVISIONAL

SUPPORT

OEF 5CFC

DJIBOUTICJTF-HOA

HONDURASJTF BRAVO

CUBA/PERUJTF PATKUWAIT

OIF

N. KOREA JPAC45 CSG

QATARDESERT SHIFT2 BCT, 45 CSG556 PSB

TANNA ISLANDBAILEY VANGUARD 45 CSG

TINIAN & GUAMTANDEM THRUST

BURMAJPAC45 CSG

IN THE LAST 2 YEARS WE DEPLOYED:•26,000 SOLDIERS TO •38 COUNTRIES IN SUPPORT OF•50 OPNS/EXERCISES

Utilizing Hawaii’s World-Class, Joint Power Projection Capability



Current USARHAW Training CapabilityCurrent USARHAW Training Capability

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS(4522 Acres)

•Collective Urban Training Facility•Urban Assault Course•Qualification Ranges•Wheeler Army Airfield•Infantry Platoon Live Fire Course•Arty Call for Fire Trainer•Limited Arty Live Fire

DILLINGHAM AIRFIELD(664 acres)

Deployment Prep and Log Support Base Training

MAKUA MR(4195 acres)

Infantry Company Combined Arms Live

Fire Course

KAHUKU & KAWAILOA TAs(32,828 acres)

Company - Brigade Tactical Training

EAST RANGE(5154 acres)

Company and Battalion Maneuver Training

POHAKULOA TA(108,792 acres)

•Company-Brigade Tactical Training•Field Artillery, Aviation, Air Defense Artillery Gunnery•Infantry Platoon Live Fire Course•Qualification Ranges•Aerial Bombing and Gunnery

BRADSHAW AAF•Avn Support•C130 Capable

•Limited Deployment Training

KAWAIHAE HARBOR•LSV Ramp

•Limited Amphib Tng•RORO to Comm Pier

• Ideally suited for Distributive Training• Support all Echelons of Combined Arms Training: Company – Brigade for Army & USMC• Major Contributor to Joint Training• Support Significant USAR, ARNG and Interagency Training

Total: 155,964 Acres



USARHAW Joint & InteragencyUSARHAW Joint & InteragencyRange Usage: FY02 to TodayRange Usage: FY02 to Today

Service/Agency Ranges / TAs Used *• Marines 2,253• HIARNG 2,161• Air Force 494• Navy 157• ROTC 79• Wildland Fire Training 70• Community Relations 38• Honolulu Police Dept 30• Department of Justice 18• PACOM 11• Defense Intelligence Agency 7 • Boy Scouts of America 4

Total 5,322

* Ranges / Training Areas (TA) Use = Measured in Days



All Services Train at PTA Today All Services Train at PTA Today –– in the Past 24 Monthsin the Past 24 Months

Carrier Battle Groups•USS Abraham Lincoln•USS Nimitz•USS Constellation•USS Carl VincentSeal Teams3 Deployments/Exercises

25th ASOS•5 ExercisesFighter Sqns•355th (A-10)•182nd (F-16)•111th (F-16)

3rd Marine Div3rd Marine Regt•7 major regimental deployments to PTA13th MEU

25th ID (L)•17 Major Bde and Bndeployments•Several small unit deploymentsHIARNG•4 Major AT exercises•Continuous Weekend Training

PTA



NIIHAU KAUAI

OAHUMOLOKAI

LANAI

KAHOOLAWE

MAUI

HAWAII

ARMY- Oahu- Kahuku TA - East Range TA- South Range - Makua MPR- Kawailoa TA - Dillingham TA

ARMY- Hawaii-Kawaihae Harbor -Pohakuloa TA

NAVY-KauaiPacific Missile Range Facility

(PMRF) Barking Sands

MARINES-Oahu- Kaneohe Bay- Bellows TA- Puuloa Range

NAVY-OahuLualualei Magazine

MARINES-MolokaiLeased Private Land

Hawaii ARNGKilauea Mil Reserv.

Additional Joint and Interagency Additional Joint and Interagency Training ResourcesTraining Resources

State of HawaiiUpolu Point Airfield

High Altitude Avn Tng

Hawaii ARNGSmall Arms Rg & TA



Typical 25Typical 25thth ID(L) Joint Exercise ID(L) Joint Exercise

Lightning Thrust Warrior – Oct 03

11 Day Division-Level Exercise

Conducted on 3 Islands

Utilized Multiple Training Areas and Deployment Assets

Included Air Force, Marine, Navy, USMC and SOF elements

TENCAP Initiatives incorporated at the tactical level

HAWAII (Army TAs, State & ARNG Facilities)

Division TAC Cmdand AASLT Post

Shaping Ops with IN BN AASLT TF and AVN TF.

Leverages Hawaii’s Joint Environment and Variety of Training Resources

OAHU (Army TAs)

Division Main and Rear Cmd Post

Decisive Ops with 2nd

BCT and Div Cav

NIIHAU

KAUAI

OAHU

MOLOKAI

LANAI

KAHOOLAWE

MAUI

HAWAII

KAUAI (PMRF)

45th CSG conducts NEO Ops.



Joint Exercises FY02 Joint Exercises FY02 –– FY04FY04

MAIN

xx

REAR

xx

TAC

xx

COBCOB

COB

COB

Sentry Strike (FY 03/04)• Mvr Cdrs direct CAS/artillery• FSEs conduct A2C2 planning• Conduct live airspace separation• CAS battle drills

Airbridge (FY 02/03)• EDRE of BN TF to Alaska• DEL/Load plans• Palletizing Equipment• Execution of RSOP• Establish a FLE• Deliberate attack with CAS

ACP

xx

Lightning ThrustWarrior/Bronco (FY 02/02/04)Deploy, exercise, validate TOCs

• Provide C2, rehearse, synchronizebrigade/division operations

• Integrate Joint C4ISR systems• Establish/operate FOBs

TENCAP Initiatives (FY 03)Radiant Blue

• Digital Video Broadcast Service• Encrypted Data Interchange• Patent Hammer• Steel Sentinel• Enhanced Quality Imagery Search• Machine Translation• Geospatial Intelligence Advancement Testbed





Forces

SBCT 5 Modular25th ID(L)

Training

• USARHAW Training Areas• Joint Capability

Transforming to remain Relevant and Ready for the Future Force

25th ID(L) and USARHAW

2

Postured for Future Force RequirementsPostured for Future Force Requirements

FlagshipInstallation

•RCI•Whole Barracks Renewal•Transformation to IMA



Transformation of 2Transformation of 2ndnd Brigade, 25Brigade, 25thth ID (L)ID (L)

SOLDIER INCREASE STATISTICALLY ADDS:

• 502 SPOUSES

• 951 CHILDREN

• TOTAL INCREASE OF MILITARY POPULATION

IS APPROXIMATELY 2,263 PEOPLE

MILITARY CONSTRUCTION

• RANGES

• ROADS

• TRAINING FACILITIES

28 PROJECTS ESTIMATED AT

$693 MILLION FOR OAHU AND ISLAND

OF HAWAII

Increase of:810 Soldiers607 Vehicles



3818 Soldiers

BSBHHC

MI

3008 Soldiers

FSBHHC MI

Light Brigade

Stryker Brigade

Javelin 58 121105mm Mobile Gun System 0 27Mortar 120mm 0 12Mortar 81mm 12 36Howitzer 105mm Towed 18 0Lightweight 155mm (Excalibur) 0 18Helicopters 0 12

Machine Gun, .50 cal 16 13340mm Grenade Launcher 31 70Machine Gun, 7.62mm 58 156

Infantrymen 1,062 1,353Snipers 18 51

Tremendous Increase in Capability Tremendous Increase in Capability for the Light Forcesfor the Light Forces

• Nearly 300 more Infantryman• Over 600 additional vehicles• Significantly greater firepower• Dramatically improved tactical mobility• Totally digitized force• Strategically responsive

Transformation to SBCTTransformation to SBCTCurrent Light

Brigade

StrykerBrigade



USARHAW Training Area EnhancementsUSARHAW Training Area Enhancements

SCHOFIELD BARRACKS•Multipurpose Combined Arms Maneuver Live Fire Complex•Vehicular Qualification Range•2 x Multipurpose Qualification Ranges•Mission Support Training Facility•Virtual Fighting Training Facility•Multiple Deployment Facility•Urban Assault Course•Additional 1400 Acres•Vehicle Wash Facility•IT Infrastructure and Fixed Tactical Internet

KAHUKU TA3 x Combines Arms Urban

Training Facilities(Supports Co thru Bn Urban

Combat Training)

POHAKULOA TA•Additional 24,000 Acres of Maneuver Area•Multipurpose Combined Arms Maneuver Live Fire Complex (Supports BN CALFEXs)•Anti Armor Live Fire Complex•Expanded MG and Small Arms Qualification Ranges•Vehicle Wash Facility•Military Road Connecting PTA to Kawaihae Harbor•IT Infrastructure and Fixed Tactical Internet

BRADSHAW AAF•C17 and C130 CapabilityKAWAIHAE HARBOR

•LSV Ramp•Limited Amphib Tng•RORO to Comm Pier

• Maneuver Area to Accommodate SBCT Mounted Maneuver Training• Networked, Integrated, Distributed TAs• Small Arms Throughput for over 2 BCTs• Robust Urban Combat Training Capability• Army’s most modern Digital Training Infrastructure• Fully Supports Future Joint Training Requirements

FY04 FY04 –– FY09FY09



Extensive Joint Training PotentialExtensive Joint Training PotentialJoint National Training Capability Joint National Training Capability -- PacificPacific

•Positioned to facilitate Global Joint Training•Networked with Joint training facilities that support Combatant Commands’ Joint training requirements•Leveraging Pacific Theater strategic location and expanse

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SBCT1&2

SBCT3

SBCT4

SBCT5

SBCT11th AF

13th AF7th AF

5th AF3rd FLT

7th FLT

31st MUE3rd Div

11th MUE13th MUE

15th MUE

1st Div 1st MEF



SJTF HQs

Exp Strike Force

Land Based Fighter Wing

CAS

Stryker BDE

Distributed Joint OperationsDistributed Joint OperationsNetworked and IntegratedNetworked and Integrated

•Joint Operations that leverage the vastness of the Pacific Theater and the unique capabilities of Hawaii’s training areas.•Linking instrumented training resources to real-world C2 systems•Capable of conducting complex distributed operations on land, sea, air and littoral •Tied to national assets and Global Joint capabilities•Strategically Located to facilitate Joint rehearsals en route to real-world Joint missions

PMRF

C17 Squadron -Hickam AFB

Potential FutureCVBG in Hawaii

HSV in 45th CSG

StrategicDeployment



SummarySummary• 25th ID (L) and USARHAW provide combat ready ground forces able to deploy to meet

worldwide Joint requirements today and into the future.

• Hawaii’s Joint power projection platforms provide ample capacity for current and emerging deployment of 25th ID(L) and USARHAW forces.

• USARHAW training areas and ranges are part of a robust Joint complex of training resources. Hawaii is postured to become a world-class Joint training environment capable of accommodating all future Joint training requirements in the Pacific AOR.

Bottom Line: Hawaii is an inherently Joint environment ideally suited to train and provide ready and relevant land power to Combatant Commanders as part of the Joint Force.



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