Appendix A (Acronym)

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Appendix A
(Acronym)

Acronym Meaning
A&L Admin & Logistics Nets
ACAT Acquisition Category
ACF Application Configuration Files
AD Asset Distribution
ADP Army Doctrine Publication
ANA Army NetOps Architecture
ANW2 Advanced Networking Wideband Waveform
AO Area Operation
ARFOR Army Forces
ARFORGEN Army Force Generation
ASA(ALT) Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and
Technology
ATIA Army Training Information Architecture
ATO Authority to Operate
ATTP Army Tactics Techniques Procedures
AV Asset Visibility
BCCS Battle Command Common Services
BCT Brigade Combat Team
BFT Blue Force Tracking
BLOS Beyond Line-Of-Sight
BN Battalion
BOI Basis of Issue
BOIP Basis of Issue Plan
BY Base Year
C2OTM Command and Control On the Move
C4ISR Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence,
Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
CBRN Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear
CC Communication Check
CCJO Capstone Concept for Joint Operations
CD Conduct Diagnostics
CDD Capability Development Document
CEOI Communications-electronic Operating Instructions
CFD Conduct Fault Diagnostics
CKT Crypto Key Tag
CIO Chief Information Officer
CNR Combat Net Radio
COIs Communities of Interest
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COMSEC Communications Security
CMD Command Net
CONOPS Concept of Operations
COP Common Operational Picture
COTS Commercial off the Shelf
CP Command Post
CPOF Command Post of the Future
CPD Capability Production Document
CS Capability Set
CSR Communications Status Reports
CSR Commanders Support Requirements
CU Component Updates
DAA Designated Approving Authority
DAGR Defense Advanced Lightweight GPS Receiver
DF Determine Fault
DIA Defense Intelligence Agency
DIACAP Defense Information Assurance Certification and Accreditation
Process
DISR DOD Information Technology Standards Registry
DNS Discover Network Specifics
DNS Domain Name Service
DoD Department of Defense
DoD IEA Defense Information Enterprise Architecture
DOTMLPF Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership/Education,
Personnel and Facilities
DS Determine Solution
DSSA Discover Signal Support Architecture
DTD Data Transfer Device
DTSS Digital Topographic Support System
DTP Detailed Technical Procedures
E2E End to End
E3 Electromagnetic Environmental Effects
EKMS Electronic Key Management System
EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility
EME Electromagnetic Environment
EMP Electromagnetic Pulse
EMS Electromagnetic Spectrum
EPLRS Enhanced Position Location Reporting System
EoL End of Life
ER Execute Restoration
ESH Environmental, Safety and Health
EUD End User Device
EW Electronic Warfare
FCAPS Fault, Configuration, Accounting, Performance, and Security Model
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Acronym Meaning
FDD Functional Description Document
FIRES Fires Net
FY Fiscal Year
FBCB2 Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below
FOB Forward Operating Base
FREQ Frequencies
FYDP Future Year Defense Plan/Program
GES Global Information Grid Enterprise Services
GHz Giga-Hertz
GIG MA ICD Global Information Grid (GIG) Mission Area (MA) Initial Capabilities
Document (ICD)
GOTS Government Off the Shelf
GPETE General Purpose Electronic Test Equipment
GPS Global Positioning System
GPU General Purpose User
HBSS Host Based Security Services
HCI Human-Computer Interface
HCLOS High Capacity Line of Sight
HEMP High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse
HERO Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance
HF High Frequency
HIC High Intensity Conflict
HMI Human Machine Interface
HMS Handheld Manpack Small Form Fit
HSI Human Systems Integration
IA Information Assurance
IATO Interim Authorization to Operate
IAW In Accordance With
ICD Initial Capabilities Document
IF Isolate Fault
IFRC Identify Fault Root Cause
IMI Interactive Multi-media Instruction
INFOSEC Information Security
IP Internet Protocol
IPSS Internet Protocol Security Services
IS Information Systems
ISO International Standard Organization
ISP Information Support Plan
ISR Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
IT Information Technology
ITNE Integrated Tactical Networking Environment
IW Information Warfare
JACS Joint Automated CEIO System
JBC-P Joint Battle Command - Platform
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Acronym Meaning
JCA Joint Capability Areas
JCIDS Joint Capability Integration Development Document
JENM JTRS Enterprise Network Manager
JFC Joint Functional Concept
JIC Joint Integrating Concept
JIIM Joint, Interagency, Intergovernmental, and Multinational
JOC Joint Operating Concept
JOpsC Joint Operations Concepts (JOpsC)
JROC Joint Requirements Oversight Council
JTF Joint Task Force
J-TNT Joint Tactical Networking Toolkit
JTRS Joint Tactical Radio System
KHz Kilohertz
KPP Key Performance Parameter
KSA Key System Attribute
LOS Line of Sight
LNA LWN NetOps Architecture
LORA Levels of Repair Analysis
LOS Line-Of-Sight
LRU Line/Lowest Replaceable Unit
LTI Lower Tactical Internet
LWN LandWarNet
MANET Mobile Ad hoc Networking
MARFOR Marine Forces
MEDVAC Medical Evacuation Net
MC Mission Command
MCF Mission Configuration Files
MCE Mounted Computing Environment
MDMP Military Decision Making Process
METT-TC Mission, enemy, terrain and weather, troops and support
availability, time available, civilians
MGRS Military Grid Reference System
MHz Mega-Hertz
MNVR Mid-Tier Networking Vehicular Radio
MI Management Interface
MOS Military Occupational Series
MP Monitor Parameters
MS Mission Command
MTOE Modified Table of Organization and Equipment
NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NB Narrow Band SATCOM
NBCC Nuclear, Biological, Chemical and Contamination
NCE Network Centric Environment
NCOE Net-Centric Operational Environment
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NCOP Network Common Operational Picture
NCOW Net-Centric Operations and Warfare
ND Network Design
NDI Non-Developmental Item
NeMC Net-enabled Mission Command
NET New Equipment Training
NetOps Network Operations
NIE Network Integration Exercise
NIST National Institute of Standards and Technology
NIPRNET Non-classified Internet Protocol Network
NM Network Management
NMS Network Management System
NP Network Plan
NRA Network Router Architecture
NSA National Security Agency
NSS National Security System
NW Nett Warrior
OE Operating Environment
ONI Office Of Naval Intelligence
OPNET Operational Network
OPORDSA Operations Order Signal Annex
ORD Operational Requirements Document
OS Operating System
OTNR Over the Air Network Rekey
O&I Operations & Intelligence Net
OV Operational View
P3I Preplanned Product Improvement
PBL Performance Based Logistics
PBO Property Book Officer
PE Program Element
PM Program Managers
PNT Positioning, Navigation and Timing
PLGR Precise Lightweight GPS Receiver
QoS Quality of Service
Radio Nets Radio Networks
RBSA Radio Based Situational Awareness
RF Radio Frequency
RFN Radio Frequency Network
RNCF Radio Network Configuration File
RPC Radio Platform Preset Change
RPPA Radio Platform Preset Architecture
RN Role Name
RNM Role Name Modification
RT Radio Template
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SA Situational Awareness
SAASM Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module
SANR Small Airborne Networking Radio
SATCOM Satellite Communications
SAR Satellite Access Request
SBCT Stryker Brigade Combat Team
SCORM Sharable Content Object Reference Model
SDK Software Development Kit
SDR Software Defined Radio
SINCGARS Single Channel Ground and Airborne Radio System
SKL Simple Key Loader
SNAP SIPRNET / NIPRNET Access Point
SoS System of Systems
SPETE Special Purpose Electronic Test Equipment
SIPRNET Secret Internet Protocol Network
SRW Soldier Radio Waveform
SSA Signal Support Architecture
STANAG Standardization Agreement (NATO)
STAR System Threat Assessment Report
STRAP System Training Plan
SW Software
TA/A Trend Analysis / Archiving
TACT Trend Analysis Complier Tool
TADSS Training Aids, Devices, Simulators and Simulations
TAR Trend Analysis Report
TCM TRADOC Capability Managers
TE Tactical Edge
TIA/EIA Telecommunications Industry Association/Electronic Industries
Association
TIGRNET Tactical Ground Reporting Network
TRADOC Training and Doctrine Command
TRANSEC Transmission Security
TSG Tactical Service Gateway
TOC Tactical Operation Center
TRL Technology Readiness Level
TPE Theater Provided Equipment
TS Top Secret
TSS Talk Selector Switch
TSP Training Support Package
TTP Tactics, Techniques and Procedures
UG User Group
UHF Ultra High Frequency
URN Unit Reference Number
USJFCOM United States Joint Forces Command
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USR Unit Status Report
UTI Upper Tactical Internet
UTR Unit Task Reorganization
VCB Voice Call Book
VM Virtual Machines
VM Ware Virtual Machines Software
WAN Wide Area Network
WIN-T Warfighter Information Network - Tactical
WIT Warfighter Initialization Tool
WNW Wideband Networking Waveform

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Appendix B
(Glossary)

Term Definition
The Administrative Management Phase of the ITNE Management
Process includes those functions that add, change, modify, delete,
Administrative
and/or update administrative information within the MCF. The
Management
cause for these administrative changes are as simple as adding a
Phase
new soldier or as complex as executing a unit task reorganization
(UTR).
The ancillary networking devices subcomponent of the ITNE is
composed of those networking devices that enable the routing and
dissemination of voice and data across the lower and mid tier
network. This passage of information can occur as part of the
signal data required to load and initialize the ITNE or as mission
command data during operations. Ancillary networking devices
provide the means to extend and interconnect separate logical
networks across IP, waveform, spectrum, and COMSEC
boundaries. The following are examples of ancillary networking
devices:
Tactical Routers: Any Tier 2 or Tier 3 IP device that
Ancillary Devices. facilitates the routing of voice and data traffic across the ITNE and
operates as an organic asset to the ITNE (Battalion’s Network).
Gateways: Any Tier 2 or Tier 3 IP device that provides a
bridge between policy divergent networks through the filtering and
processing of distinct message traffic.
Cross Domain Solutions: Any Tier 2 or Tier 3 IP device that
provides a bridge between security separated networks through
the filtering and processing of message and COMSEC traffic.
Data Load Devices: Any device that can receive ITNE
network plans, configurations, COMSEC, and spectrum from the
NetOps Management System and load them into ITNE
subcomponent devices.
The Analysis Process of ITNE Signal Operations involves four
steps that leverage the information and data collected during the
Planning and Management Processes. The Analysis Process
begins at any point but for purposes of illustration is shown in this
CONOPS as a third process because it leverages the data
Analysis Process collected in the first two processes of ITNE Signal Operations.
Analysis is always ongoing and there is no limitation to conducting
the Analysis Process concurrently with the Planning or
Management Processes so long as the S-6 has the staff, time, and
the data is relevant within the context of the mission planning
cycle.
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Term Definition
Advanced
Designed to provide mid capacity voice and data exchange for
Networking
tactical edge users in the mid-tier of the ITNE.
Waveform

(ANW2):
The S-6 builds the ACF, files composed of mission command
Application
specific application data needed to map the application to the
Configuration Files
transport layer of the radio platform, from data within the Network
(ACF)
Design.
The measure of the degree to which a system is operable and
capable of initiating a mission at an unknown (random) time.
Availability defines the percentage of time that a system or item of
equipment is operational in accordance with a minimum set of
Availability.
prescribed operational or functional specifications or criteria.
Space segment availability reflects the space segment’s ability to
meet the threshold set of communications requirements as a
function of the connectivity key parameter.
A functional unit that interconnects two local area networks that
Bridge. use the same logical link control procedure, but may use different
medium access control procedures.
One-way transmission from a single, uplink source to an area or
Broadcast.
earth coverage downlink listening area.
An incremental product that provides the material developer a
specialized description of the capability need as understood from
the operational perspective with as much functional behavior detail
as needed to describe the warfighter context. It establishes the
operational boundaries for the discussion of the operational
Capability
requirements so the user and the materiel developer understand
Definition Package
what aspect of the capability need the requirements will address.
(CDP)
It consists of an incremental functional decomposition of the
operational requirements within the operational environment of the
intended IT/IS capabilities. Thus, the CDP defines the operational
requirements in a standardized way to deliver effective materiel
solutions.
The CP is a further decomposition of one or more requirements in
a CDP that provides the material developer with the operational
context and functional behavior detail of an operational
requirement so that it can be developed within an agile project
management sprint. It will provide appropriate performance
Capability metrics associated with the requirements to ensure they are built
Package (CP) to user-defined performance specifications. It will also provide
more detailed operational context so that the developer and tester
(as well as the user) understand the operational environment and
the operational processes that the IT capability (release or version)
will provide in terms of information management, exchange and
security. This document provides the encompassing operational
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