UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesI. Description of Operations Supported: The United States Special Operations Command(USSOCOM) is a Unified Combatant Command with Title 10 responsibilities to organize, trainand equip SOF forces. USSOCOM’s mission is to provide fully capable and enabled SpecialOperations Forces to defend the Nation’s interests in an environment characterized byirregular warfare. USSOCOM is the executive agent that synchronizes all DoD planning forglobal operations against terrorist networks.USSOCOM’s FY2013 Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) request captures the incrementalMajor Force Program – 11 (MFP-11) requirements directly associated with deploying SOF tosupport the Geographic Combatant Commanders (GCCs). The identified requirement as outlinedin the submission supports the deployment of SOF to Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) andother OCO named countries to deter, disrupt and defeat terrorist networks. Currently,USSOCOM provides over 11,500 (85% in the CENTCOM AOR) fully trained and equipped SOF forcesfor deployments to support global SOF missions. The overall OCO request is a decrease of 796 million dollars from the FY2012 request and reflecting a migration of 889 million ofrequirements previously funded with OCO into the baseline appropriation. Additionally, theFY2013 request contains a 257.0 million increase for the Mine Resistant Ambush Protected(MRAP) vehicle sustainment program transferred from the Joint Program Office to USSOCOM inFY2013. The FY2013 OCO request also includes 48 million for the Information Operations(IO) budget as a result of Congressional direction to move IO funding into the FY2012 OCOrequest.OPERATION NEW DAWN ( 0)USSOCOM has no requirement for Operation New Dawn in FY2013. Historic OCO funding requestsfor Operation New Dawn (OND) captured incremental Major Force Program-11 (MFP-11)requirements associated with SOF activities in Iraq and in locations that support OND. SOFenable partners to combat Violent Extremist Organization’s (VEO), deter tacit and activesupport for VEOs and facilitates the stabilization of Iraq’s democratically electedOCO SOCOM-249
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating Forcesgovernment. The SOF mission, along with the entire OND mission, ended on 31 Dec 2011 inconjunction with the withdrawal of all U.S. Military Forces from Iraq.OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM: ( 2,503,060)The USSOCOM FY2013 OCO funding request for Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) capturesincremental MFP-11 costs associated with increased requirements associated with SOFactivities in Afghanistan and other locations supporting global OEF missions. OEFincremental requirements increase due to redeployment of forces from Iraq (OND) to OEF andexpanded mission sets within Afghanistan such as Village Stability Operations.While USSOCOM’s deployment of units and supporting requirements for OEF increased in FY2013,the overall OCO request to support those worldwide operations decreased as a result of amigration of 889 million of requirements previously funded with OCO into the baselineappropriation. The funding migrated in three primary categories: Contract services,Contractor logistics support, and Command, Control, Communication, Computers, andIntelligence (C4I). The OEF request also contains 257 million for the Mine ResistantAmbush Protected (MRAP) program. These funds were transferred from the Joint ProgramOffice.II. Force Structure Summary: For FY2013, SOF plans operational deployment of an average of11,500 operators to Afghanistan and other locations supporting global missions under OEF insupport of the GCCs. Currently, Special Operations Forces (SOF) include two Combined JointSpecial Operations Task Force (CJSOTFs) and six Special Operations Task Forces (SOTFs)deployed in support of OEF. SOF personnel requirements in FY2013, on average, will decreaseslightly due to the redeployment of personnel and units from Iraq to Afghanistan and otherOEF AOR’s.OCO SOCOM-250
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesThe FY2013 total personnel requirements are current mission estimates:FORCESShips (Watercraft MkVs)AircraftSpecial Operation Force, ArmySpecial Operation Force, NavySpecial Operation Force, MarinesSpecial Operations Force, Air 1,887FY2013Estimated10,48875925311,500OCO SOCOM-251
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesIII. O-1 Line Item Summary-OEF: FY2011 and FY2012 numbers are combined OND and OEF.numbers represent estimated year-end execution of dollars and are for OEF only.FY2013Requirements for FY2012 and FY2013 were predominately derived from the ContingencyOperations Support Tool (COST). COST estimates, as a whole, reflect accurate requirementsfor Special Operations Force (SOF) units. However, the COST Cost Breakdown Structure (CBS)breakdown of those estimates does not always accurately reflect SOF requirements.Therefore, FY2012 and FY2013 estimates by CBS have been adjusted to reflect an accurateestimate of projected costs.COST CATEGORIESPERSONNEL1.2.11.2.2COST CATEGORIESPERSONNEL SUPPORT2.12.22.32.7CBS NameCivilian Premium PayCivilian Temporary HiresSubtotalCBS NameTemporary Duty/Temporary Additional DutyClothing and Other Personnel Equipment &SuppliesMedical Support/Health ServicesBody ArmorSubtotalFY 2011Actuals15,41612,37327,789FY 2011FY 2012Request15,57712,50228,079FY 2012FY 2013Request14,77311,85726,630FY 320,343150,365OCO SOCOM-252
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesIII. O-1 Line Item Summary-OEF:COST CATEGORIESCBS NameFY 2011FY 2012FY 2013OPERATIONS 493,2133.2Operations OPTEMPO (Fuel, Other POL, Parts)265,143267,909254,0883.2.1MRAP Vehicles Operation00257,0003.3.2Supplies and Equipment305,611308,799292,8693.4Facilities/Base Support1,2971,3111,2433.5.1.1Non-Reset Organizational Level Maintenance2,0032,0241,9193.5.1.2Reset Organizational Level Maintenance11,67511,79711,1883.5.2Intermediate Level Maintenance1,5111,5271,4483.5.4Contractor Logistics Support193,285195,30188,2263.5.4.2Reset Contractor Contractor Logistics Support 3.7.1Miscellaneous Supplies103,874104,95899,5433.7.2Contract Services (NEW)1,216,700 1,229,393530,9703.7.3General Support and Administrative Equipment (NEW) 3,3343,3693,195Subtotal2,759,904 2,788,697 2,004,831OCO SOCOM-253
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesIII. O-1 Line Item Summary-OEF:COST CATEGORIESTRANSPORTATION4.14.24.44.54.64.7CBS NameAirliftSealiftPort Handling/Inland TransportationOther TransportationSecond Destination TransportationMRAPSubtotalGRAND TOTAL, Operation and MaintenanceFY 2011FY 2012FY 7158,0008,0837,666320,080323,419321,2343,264,680 3,298,739 2,503,060OCO SOCOM-254
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesI. Description of Operations Financed: USSOCOM’s FY2013 Overseas Contingency Operations(OCO) request captures the incremental Major Force Program – 11 (MFP-11) requirementsdirectly associated with deploying SOF to support the Geographic Combatant Commanders(GCCs). The identified requirement as outlined in the submission supports OEF relateddeployments of Special Operations Forces (SOF) to deter, disrupt and defeat terroristnetworks. Currently, USSOCOM provides over 11,500 (85% in the CENTCOM Area ofResponsibility) fully trained and equipped SOF forces for worldwide deployment in supportof Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF). The overall OCO request is a decrease of 796million dollars from the FY2012 request and reflecting a migration of 889 million ofrequirements previously funded with OCO into the baseline appropriation. Additionally,the FY2013 request contains a 257.0 million increase for the Mine Resistant AmbushProtected (MRAP) vehicle sustainment program transferred from the Joint Program Office toUSSOCOM in FY2013.While Operation New Dawn (OND) ended during FY2012, USSOCOM’s forceswill redeploy from the OND Area of Responsibility (AOR) to support increased requirementsthroughout OEF AOR’s. As a result, OCO demand for SOF units remains static from FY2012to FY2013 on a global contingency scale. The FY2013 OCO request also contains 48 millionfor the command’s Information Operations (IO) program. This shift is a result of aCongressional direction in the FY2012 Defense Appropriation to move all IO funding intothe FY2013 OCO request.OCO SOCOM-255
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesII. Financial Summary ( in Thousands)CBS1.02.03.04.0CBS1.02.03.04.0CBS TitlePersonnelPersonnel SupportOperating SupportTransportationSAG Total 1PL2FY 2011Actuals OND5,47930,133328,28073,842437,734FY 2012Request ONDDelta6,617-6,61737,362 -37,362657,168 -657,16876,215 -76,215777,362 -777,362FY 2013Request OND00000CBS TitlePersonnelPersonnel SupportOperating SupportTransportationSAG Total 1PL2Grand TotalFY 2011Actuals FY 2012Request OEFDelta21,4625,168121,18229,1832,131,529 -126,698247,20474,0302,521,377 -18,3173,298,739 -795,679FY 2013Request OCO SOCOM-256
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesFY 2011ActualFY 2012TotalDelta 21,462 5,168FY 2013TotalA. Subactivity Group 1PL2OEF1. Cost Breakdown Structure (CBS) Category/Subcategory 1.0 Personnel 22,310a. 26,630Narrative Justification: Funds civilian overtime and temporary hires necessaryto support the incremental workload required to support SOF deployments.b. Changes Between FY2012 and FY 2013: The increase from FY2012 to FY2013 isbased on known historical costs and also reflects initial OCO to Baselinemigration.OND2. Cost Breakdown Structure (CBS) Category/Subcategory 1.0 Personnel 5,479a. Narrative Justification: No funding is required.does not reflect any SOF in OND. 6,617- 6,617 0USSOCOM's FY2013 OCO requestb. Change Between FY2012 and FY2013: The decrease amount in FY2013 is based on thewithdrawal of all SOF personnel and end of the mission in FY2012 in Iraq (OND).OCO SOCOM-257
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesFY 2011ActualOEF3. CBS Category/Subcategory 2.0 PersonnelSupport 126,774FY 2012Total 121,182Delta 29,183FY 2013Total 150,365a. Narrative Justification: Personnel Support costs include Temporary Duty (TDY,emergency leave or med TAD from theater), special equipment, and deployment gear(uniforms, boots, and related gear), SOF unique medical supplies and equipment,and other personnel support costs. Other costs include travel to and from thetheater of operations not captured in CBS 4.0 Transportation costs. These costsare based on projected deployment/mobilization requirements of SOF personnel insupport of OEF missions.b. Changes Between FY2012 and FY2013:The overall increase in this CBS reflectsthe increase in planned mission requirements in Afghanistan and other global OEFmissions utilizing SOF personnel redeployed from Iraq/OND after the terminationof OND in FY2012. USSOCOM anticipates an increase in SOF personnel deployed toOEF to be an average of 11,500 SOF troops annually.OND4. CBS Category/Subcategory 2.0 PersonnelSupport 30,133 37,362- 37,362 0a. Narrative Justification:USSOCOM has no requirement for OCO funding in thecategory. That mission ended in FY2012 which resulted in the withdrawal of allSOF personnel from Iraq and redeployment of those personnel to OEF.OCO SOCOM-258
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesFY 2011ActualFY 2012TotalDeltaFY 2013Totalb. Changes Between FY2012 and FY2013:FY2013 decreases are based on thetermination of OND missions in FY2012 and withdrawal of all U.S. SOF forces fromIraq during FY2012.OEF5. CBS Category/Subcategory 3.0 OperatingSupport 2,431,624 2,131,529 -126,698 2,004,831a. Narrative Justification: The USSOCOM FY2013 OCO funding request for OperationEnduring Freedom (OEF) captures incremental Major Force Program-11 (MFP-11)requirements directly associated with SOF activities under the operational controlof GCCs. SOF forces disrupt Violent Extremist Organizations (VEO’s) by isolating,defeating and preventing emergence of VEO’s. The identified requirement asoutlined in the submission supports the worldwide deployment of SOF to deter,disrupt and defeat terrorist networks. Currently, USSOCOM provides over 11,500(85% in the CENTCOM AOR) fully trained and equipped SOF forces for worldwidedeployment in support of SOF missions to OEF AOR’s.b. 1208 Authority: 1208 is an authority unique to USSOCOM. Every operation whichexecutes 1208 authority requires the Secretary of Defense approval. Section 1208authority provides USSOCOM the ability to provide support to foreign forces,irregular forces, groups, or individuals engaged in supporting or facilitatingongoing military operations to combat terrorism. USSOCOM has included 1208funding in its OCO budget request funding to enhance operational flexibility andmission execution.OCO SOCOM-259
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesFY 2011ActualFY 2012TotalDeltaFY 2013Totalc. Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles (MRAP): USSOCOM’s OCO request contains 257 million to support the MRAP program and SOF employment. These funds weretransferred from the Joint Program Office.d. Information Operations (IO): The FY2013 OCO request includes 48 million tosupport SOF IO throughout the world. This OCO request meets Congressionaldirection in the FY2012 Defense Appropriation.e. Changes Between FY2012 and FY2013: The overall amount of troops and missionswithin OEF are projected to increase as USSOCOM maintains a forward-deployedglobal presence averaging 11,500 troops annually throughout the OEF AOR. SOFpersonnel withdrawn from Iraq in FY2012 will be redeployed into OEF AOR’s andrequire additional resources to reposition personnel and equipment as well asincrease the number of missions executed. The overall decrease in the OCOrequest reflects a migration of OCO costs to baseline funding in FY2013 of 889million devoted to O&M operations that support a “new normal” for SOF forces thatwill be persistently forward-deployed and preserves U.S. Government's SOF warfighting capabilities.OCO SOCOM-260
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesFY 2011ActualOND6. CBS Category/Subcategory 3.0 OperatingSupport 328,280FY 2012TotalDelta 657,168FY 2013Total- 657,1680a. Narrative Justification: USSOCOM has no requirement for OND OCO funding in thecategory. The USSOCOM FY2013 OCO funding request for Operation New Dawn (OND) isdiscontinued and reflects a zero-balance.It originally captured incrementalMajor Force Program-11 (MFP-11) requirements associated with SOF activities inIraq and in locations that support OND.b. Changes Between FY2012 and FY2013:Reductions to a zero balance reflect the endof OND in FY2012 and the withdrawal of all US SOF assets during FY2012. Theseforces were redeployed to OEF AOR’s.OEF7. CBS Category/Subcategory 4.0Transportation 246,238 247,204 74,030 321,234a. Narrative Justification: Funds inter-theater transportation costs that includesealift, airlift, port handling/inland transportation, second destinationtransportation and commercial tenders used as transport carriers for the movementofSOF personnel, and mission essential supplies and equipment from depots andmission locations within the OEF AOR.OCO SOCOM-261
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesFY 2011ActualFY 2012TotalDeltaFY 2013Totalb. Changes Between FY2012 and FY2013: The FY2013 OCO request reflects an increasetransportation requirements to deploy and move SOF elements to expandedrequirements in Afghanistan, countries supporting Afghanistan and other OEFtheaters of operation to include OEF-Horn of Africa and the Philippines. Withthe end of OND, SOF personnel withdrew from Iraq and redeployed to OEF missionsets to include expanded Village Stability Operation requirements in Afghanistanand other AOR’s. The wholesale movement of SOF personnel and equipment from ONDto OEF resulted in increased requirements for funding. USSOCOM will maintain anaverage force of 11,500 troops forward-deployed in support of OEF missions aspart of its “new normal” global requirements.OND8. CBS Category/Subcategory 4.0 Transportation 73,842 76,215- 76,215 0a. Narrative Justification: USSOCOM has no request for OND funds in FY2013.Historically this funded inter-theater transportation costs that include sealift,airlift, port handling/inland transportation, second destination transportationand commercial tenders used as transport carriers for the movement of SOFpersonnel, and mission essential supplies and equipment from depots and missionlocations throughout the OND AOR.b. Changes Between FY2012 and FY2013: Reductions to a zero balance reflect the endof OND in FY2012 and the withdrawal of all US SOF assets from Iraq during FY2012.OCO SOCOM-262
UNITED STATES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMANDOPERATION NEW DAWN / OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMOperation and Maintenance, Defense-WideBudget Activity 01: Operating ForcesIII. Performance Criteria:Overseas Contingency Operations Performance Flying# ofHourFlying ProgramHours otalCLS, SEBase# ofFlying& TOCostsFlying Hour Costs(000,000 (000,000 TotalTotalForceReconstitutionOCOCosts(DPEMs, 84132,3821,32728,59425,11928,1549,2073,
and equip SOF forces. USSOCOM’s mission is to provide fully capable and enabled Special Operations Forces to defend the Nation’s interests in an environment characterized by irregular warfare. USSOCOM is the executive agent that synchronizes
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