Basis of Issue Plan - BOIP
A. DESCRIPTION: THE ALL SOURCE ANALYSIS SYSTEM (ASAS)
COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL SET (CCS): AN/TYQ-40A(V)3/Z43233
(W/O RADIO) IS COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS THE ASAS "CORPS COMMS".
IT IS PART OF THE "CORPS SET" (SEE A.4. BELOW) OF ASAS EQUIPMENT
WHICH CONSISTS OF 2 PRIMARY SUBSYSTEMS--THIS CORPS COMMS/CCS AND
THE 24 ACE WORKSTATIONS/Z07557/BOIP M095AF, AND A SECONDARY
SUBSYSTEM--REMOTE WORKSTATIONS (RWS): AN/TYQ-93/Z72392/M095AC.
1. THE CCS IS MOUNTED IN A MODIFIED GINCHER SHELTER AND IS
TRANSPORTED ON AN M1097/HVY HMMWV/T07679.
2. CCS PROVIDES ACCESS TO LOCAL AREA COMMUNICATIONS FOR AN
ARMY CORPS LEVEL ASAS INTELLIGENCE AND ELECTRONIC WARFARE (IEW)
NODE AND WIDE AREA COMMUNICATIONS ACCESS THROUGH THE ARMY
SIGNAL CORPS SYSTEMS AND IEW DEDICATED SYSTEMS.
a. NON LIN COMPONENTS:
NSN/PN NOMENCLATURE QTY/RATIO
SHELTER SUBSYSTEM:
731400-2 SHELTER, MODIFIED GINCHER 1:2
CPS SUBSYSTEM:
02-2757OO1-7 CHS2 SPARC 20/71, 256MG 1:1
02-2757528-1 CHS2 CCU W/17MHZ, 12MB RAM 1:1
7025-01-409-0566 4.2GB REMOVEABLE HARD DISK (CHS2) 2:1
RHDD-001-EWA CHS2 CSP DUAL SAFE STORE DRIVE 1:1
CNS 62000-8180 SIMPACT CNS 6300 (64238) 2:1
02-2755928-1 CHS2 FLAT PANEL MNITOR 1:1
5859-01-309-9020 CONVERTER, SIGNAL DATA UNBALANCED
TO BALANCED 2:1
50787 TCIAM, EXTERNAL (5477 1:1
BASE BAND SUBSYSTEM:
42601 MODEM 3261 V.34 (25420)4:1
5810-01-431-8264 KEY GENERATOR KIV-7 (HIGH SPEED) 8:1
4073816-0501 WIRELINE ADAPTER 9HIGH SPEED KIV-7 WLA) 8:1
5810-01-414-6656 KEY GENERATOR KIV-7 2:1
4067380-0501 WIRELINE ADAPTER (KIV-7) 8:1
02-2757521-1 NETWORK ROUTER (CISCO 2514) 1:1
592244-02 PANEL, PATCHING, COMMUNICATIONS
RED (11530) 1:1
RF SUBSYSTEM:
5821-01-122-7094 RECEIVER-TRANSMITTER (UHF RT-1288)
RT-1288A/ARC-164(V)16 1:1
5999-01-344-8467 CHASIS, ELECTRICAL, PUSH TO TALK 1:1
731134-1 ANTENNA ASSEMBLY, UHF (11530) 1:1
731015-1 ANTENNA ASSEMBLY, WHIP (11530) 1:1
VOICE SUBSYSTEM:
5965-01-259-9259 HEADER-MICROPHONE 1:1
5895-01-895-4175 CONTROL COMMUNICATIONS, C-6533/ARC 1:1
5930-01-342-3908 SWITCH, FOOT 1:1
5965-01-247-4723 HANDSET, H-250/TT 1:1
5965-01-259-9259 MICROPHONE, M-80C/U 1:1
POWER SUBSYSTEM:
731351-2 POWER DISTRIBUTION & CONTROL ASSEMBLY 1:1
6130-01-421-7678 UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLY 1:1
3. PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
a. OF EA CCS: LENGTH=117IN, WIDTH=79IN, HEIGHT= 70 IN,
CUBE 374 CU FT, WEIGHT=3047 LBS. WHEN CCS IS MOUNTED IN ITS
MODIFIED COMPONENT GINCHER SHELTER AND IS CARRIED ON ITS ASIOE
M1097/HVY HMMWV/LIN T07679 PRIME MOVER, ITS DIMENSIONS ARE
189"L x 85"W x 102"H, GROSS WT 11707 LBS, AND OCCUPIES 948.25
CU FT.
b. STORAGE TEMPERATURE EXTREMES SHOULD NOT BE LESS THAN
-27 DEGREES F., NOR MORE THAN 160 DEGREES F.
c. OPERATING ALTITUDE IS UP TO 8,000 FT; NON-OPERATING
ALTITUDE IS UP TO 30,000 FT.
4. ASAS BLOCK II EQUIPMENT IS IDENTIFIED IN "ECHELON SETS"
(I.E. EAC SET, CORPS SET, DIV SET, ACR/SEP BDE SET) & AND MAY
BE COMPRISED OF VARYING TYPES OF:
-> (1 OF 4 TYPES) ANALYSIS & CONTROL ELEMENT W/WORKSTATIONS-
@ DIV: AN/TYQ-89/Z05038 W/14 WORKSTATIONS (BOIP M095AA);
@ CORPS: AN/TYQ-92/Z07557 W/24 WORKSTATIONS (BOIP M095AF);
@ EAC: AN/TYQ-91/Z05106 W/24 WORKSTATIONS (BOIP M095AH);
@ ACR/SEP BDE: AN/TYQ-90/Z04970 W/8 WORKSTATIONS (BOIP M095AD).
-> (1 OF 4 TYPES) COMMUNICATIONS CONTROL SET (CCS)
@ DIV: AN/TYQ-40A(V)2/Z43301 (W/RADIO) (BOIP M095AB);
@ CORPS: AN/TYQ-40A(V)3/Z43233 (W/O RADIO) (BOIP M095AG);
@ EAC: AN/TYQ-63A(V)1/Z43165 (W/O RADIO) (BOIP M095AI);
@ ACR/SEP BDE: AN/TYQ-63A(V)3/Z43029 (W/RADIOS)(BOIP M095AE).
-> WORKSTATION COMPUTER GRAPHICS(WCG): AN/TYQ-93/Z72392
(AKA RWS (REMOTE WORKSTATION)) (BOIP M095AC).
ALL ASAS ITEMS (FOR DIV, CORPS, EAC, ACR/SEP BDE) ARE
ASSIGNED BOIP NUMBERS WITHIN THE M095 ICP.
B. CAPABILITIES:
1. THE CCS: AN/TYQ-40A(V)3, PROVIDES SEMIAUTOMATIC
COMMUNICATIONS INTERFACE MESSAGE CONCENTRATION AND
PROTOCOL CONVERSION FOR TACTICAL ELEMENTS OF THE US
ARMY. AS THE COMMUNICATIONS HUB FOR ASAS, CCS SUPPORTS
IEW MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, DISTRIBUTION OF NEAR REAL-TIME
INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION REPORTS, AND RELAYS IEW TASKING
MESSAGES. THE CCS'S ROUTING AND DISTRIBUTION TABLES
AUTOMATICALLY ROUTE MESSAGES TO THE CORRECT DESTINATION.
THE CCS PROVIDES NEAR-REAL TIME INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION
TO THE BATTLEFIELD COMMANDERS FOR USE IN THE MANAGEMENT
OF INTELLIGENCE DATA THROUGHOUT THE CORPS/THEATER AREA
OF OPERATIONS BY USING THE FOLLOWING FIVE SUBSYSTEMS TO
PERFORM ITS FUNCTIONS:
a. THE COMMUNICATION PROCESSING SUBSYSTEM (CPS)
PROCESSES INPUT/OUTPUT INFORMATION, PRINTS AN AUDIT
TRAIL, AND PROCESSES, ROUTES, SECURITY CHECKS, AND
SAFE-STORES MESSAGES. THE CPS PRINTS REPORTS AND
COMMUNICATES FULLY FORMATTED MESSAGES TO THE COMMU-
NICATIONS INTERFACE SUBSYSTEM. THE CPS ENABLES THE
OPERATOR TO PRINT, REVIEW, AND RETRANSMIT VARIOUS
TYPES OF MESSAGES, AS REQUIRED.
b. THE COMMUNICATION INTERFACE SUBSYSTEM (CIS)
PROVIDES CAPABILITIES TO RECEIVE AND TRANSMIT SECURE
SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION (SCI) AND COLLATERAL
INFORMATION. THE CIS PROVIDES INTERFACES BETWEEN THE
CPS AND USERS/CONSUMERS OF INTELLIGENCE WHO ARE
CONNECTED TO THE CCS.
c. THE SHELTER SUBSYSTEM PROVIDES PHYSICAL PROTECTION
FROM THE ENVIRONMENT TO INCLUDE: AN ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL
UNIT FOR TEMPERATURE CONTROL OF THOSE ITEMS LOCATED OUTSIDE
THE SHELTER; NORMAL LIGHTING PLUS AN EMERGENCY LIGHT;
POWER, SIGNAL, AND DATA INPUT/OUTPUT ENTRY PANELS;
POWER DISTRIBUTION CONTROL.
d. THE POWER DISTRIBUTION SUBSYSTEM (PDS) PROVIDES:
MAIN POWER INPUT AND CIRCUIT BREAKER PROTECTION; AUTOMATIC
PROTECTION OF CCS EQUIPMENT FROM OUT-OF-TOLERANCE ALTERNA-
TING CURRENT POWER INPUT; AUTOMATIC MONITORING AND DISPLAY
OF PHASE AND VOLTAGE LEVELS FOR CREW ANALYSIS; ELECTRO-
MAGNETIC INTERFACE/RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFACE FILTERING OF
AC POWER INPUT. THE PDS ALSO PROVIDES CONTROL AND
DISTRIBUTION OF AC POWER.
e. THE INTRUSION DETECTION SUBSYSTEM (IDS) PROVIDES
DETECTION OF PHYSICAL SECURITY CONDITIONS AND OUTPUTS
STATUS SIGNALS FROM CONNECTION TO NON-CCS SECURITY REMOTE
MONITORING EQUIPMENT. MODULE TESTING IS MADE THROUGH
OFF-LINE DIAGNOSTICS.
2. DURING OPERATIONS, CCS RECEIVES FORMATTED SENSOR DATA
THROUGH A VARIETY OF CIRCUITS/COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS.
THE CSP EVALUATES AND VERIFIES MESSAGE ROUTING WITH RESPECT
TO THE MESSAGE SECURITY LEVEL, MESSAGE CONTENT, TYPE OF
MESSAGE, AND CIRCUIT CLASSIFICATION. IT ALSO EVALUATES
OUTBOUND MESSAGE FORMATS AND HEADER DATA FOR VALIDITY.
3. THE CCS IS DEPENDENT ON THE SUPPORTING SIGNAL UNIT TO
PROVIDE SECURE RECORD (TACTICAL PACKET) AND VOICE TRAFFIC
INTERFACES TO THE AREA SYSTEM. IT ALSO RELIES ON TROJAN
SPIRIT II TO PROVIDE SECURE ACCESS TO THE JOINT WORLD-WIDE
INTELLIGENCE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM (JWICS). EACH CCS PROVIDES
AUTOMATED COMMUNICATIONS PROCESSING SUPPORT TO EFFICIENTLY
SECURE ALL REQUIRED INTERFACES, INCLUDING: ANALOG AND
DIGITAL CIRCUIT VOICE AND RECORD TRAFFIC CAPABILITIES
OF TACTICAL COMMUUNICAIONS SYSTEMS GENERAL SERVICE
(GENSER) (R-ADDRESSEES), AND DEFENSE SPECIAL SECURITY
COMMUNICATION SYSTEM (DSSCS) (Y-ADDRESSEES).
C. EMPLOYMENT: ASSIGNED TO THE 2 COMMS CONTROL TMS,
WITHIN THE ANALYSIS & CONTROL CO., MI BDE, CORPS
(HVY/ABN/DIGITIZED).
D. BASIS OF ISSUE:
-2 PER MI BDE, CORPS (ABN/HVY/DIGITIZED)
E. POWER REQUIREMENTS: POWER SOURCE= IN GARRISON, THE CCS
UTILIZES COMMERCIAL POWER. WHEN DEPLOYED, THE CCS IS POWERED
BY A TRAILER-MTD 10KW PU-79 GENERATOR/G42170. POWER REQUIREMENT=
120/208 VVAC (+6% TO -12%), 50/60 HZ (+3% TO -3%), THREE PHASE.
F. TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS: EA CCS IS TRANSPORTED ON 1
1 HVY HMMWV/M1097/T07679. CORPS CCS IS TRANSPORTABLE BY C130,
C141, C5, C17 FIXED WING AND CH-47 ROTARY AIRCRAFT, AND RAIL.
G. OPERATOR/MAINTAINER PERSONNEL IMPACTS:
1. OPERATORS:
a. NO OPERATOR PERSONNEL PLUS-UPS AUTHORIZED FOR ASAS.
b. THE FOLLOWING ORGANIC ACE PERSONNEL WILL BE UTILIZED AS
OPERATORS: 2 INTELLIGENCE ANALYSTS 96B PER CCS, CORPS.
c. SSG/E6-MSG/E8 96B IN ASAS-MANAGEMENT POSITIONS (I.E.
THE SENIOR POSITION) IN ACE WITHIN THE CORPS ACE SIGINT TM
AND ASP TM ARE AUTHORIZED ASI 1F/ASAS MASTER OPERATIONS.
2. MAINTAINERS:
a. PRINCIPAL LIN:
-> ELECTRONIC WARFARE/INTERCEPT SYSTEMS REPAIRER MOS 33W
(ORGANIC TO THE UNIT) IS REQ'D FOR UL/DS MAINT. NO PLUS-UPS
ARE AUTHORIZED.
b. ASIOE:
-> MAINTAINER PLUS-UPS AUTHORIZED ONLY AS SUPPORTED
BY INCREASED MARC HRS.
-> UL: 31U, 52C, 52D, 63B
-> DS: 35N, 52C, 52D, 63W
-> GS: 35H, 35N, 52C, 52D, 63W
-> 1 EA MOS 63B & 52D MAINTAINER PLUS-UP PER CORPS ASAS
(HVY & LT) ARE SHOWN IN THE CORPS ACE BOIP/M095AF. THEY ARE
MARC-DRIVEN AND SUPPORT THE VEHICLES AND TRAILER WHICH HAVE
BEEN ADDED TO SUPPORT BOTH THE CORPS ACE & CCS.
3. MAINTENANCE CONCEPT:
a. THE STANDARD ARMY EQUIPMENT USED AS ASIOE WILL BE
SUPPORTED USING STANDARD ARMY SUPPLY AND MAINTENANCE PRO-
CEDURES.
b. THE CHS-2 COMPONENTS WILL BE SUPPORTED USING THE
SUPPLY AND MAINTENANCE CONCEPT APPROVED FOR CHS-2
COMPONENTS. CHS-2 COMPONENTS ARE SUPPORTED BY CONTRACTOR
WARRANTY LIFE OF CONTRACT, 1995-2005).
c. MOS 33W WILL PERFORM DIAGNOSTICS AND REMOVE-AND-
REPLACE ACTIONS AT THE UNIT LEVEL.
d. THE COMMERCIAL-OFF-THE-SHELF (COTS) COMPONENTS
ARE SUPPORTED USING MOS 33W AT THE UNIT AND DIRECT SUPPORT
LEVELS (DS).
e. BEYOND DIRECT SUPPORT, THE COMPONENTS WILL BE
EVACUATED TO THE DESIGNATED GOVERNMENT OR CONTRACTOR
GENERAL SUPPORT (GS) FACILITY OR DEPOT FOR REPAIR.
f. SPARES ARE TO BE REQUISITIONED THROUGH THE
SUPPLY SYSTEM AND DEPOT REPARABLE UNSERVICEABLES ARE TO
BE TURNED IN THROUGH THE SUPPLY SYSTEM FOR REPAIR.
g. POST DEPLOYMENT SOFWARE SUPPORT (PDSS) WILL
BE PROVIDED BY CECOM SOFTWARE ENGINEERING CENTER (SEC).
H. SPECIAL NOTES:
1. THIS ITEM IS APPROPRIATE FOR INCLUSION IN FMBB "ABOI".
2. ASAS BLOCK I HARDWARE, ALTHOUGH NOT CURRENTLY DOCUMENTED
IN TOE, IS FIELDED/AUTHORIZED, BASED ON MEMORANDUM OF AUTHORIZA-
TION (MOA) FROM HQDA (DAMO-FDI) DATED 191247Z MAR 93, SUBJECT:
MI BASIS OF ISSUE PLAN (BOIP) PRIORITIZATION AND DOCUMENTATION,
AND THE FOLLOWING UPDATES:
a. MESSAGE, DAMO-FDI, DTG 0110835 MAY 95: SUBJECT: AMENDMENT
1 TO ASAS MOA.
b. MESSAGE, DAMO-FDI, DTG 241800Z JUN 96, SUBJECT: ASAS-E.
c. MESSAGE, DAMO-FDI, DTG 251708Z SEP 96, SUBJECT: UPDATE TO
AMENDMENT 1 TO THE ASAS MOA.
d. MESSAGE, DAMO-FDI, DTG 301728Z OCT 96, SUBJECT: AMENDMENT
2 TO THE ASAS MOA.
e. MESSAGE, DAMO-FDI, DTG 061834Z NOV 96, SUBJECT: CORRECTION
TO AMENDMENT 2 TO ASAS MOA.
f. MESSAGE, DAMO-FDI, DTG 181442Z DEC 96, SUBJECT: AMENDMENT 3
TO THE ASAS MOA.
3. ALTHOUGH ASAS BLOCK II IS THE FIRST ASAS EQUIPMENT
DOCUMENTED IN TOE, FOLLOWING BLOCK I EQUIPMENT WILL BE
REPLACED, IN APPROPRIATELY FIELDED (FORCE PKG 1) UNITS,
UPON FIELDING OF THIS BLOCK II CORPS CCS: COMMS CONTROL
SET: AN/TYQ-40(V)3/LIN Z24972/NSN 5895-01-388-1500 AND/OR
THE ILO ITEM COMMS CONTROL SET: AN/TYQ-63(V)1/
NSN 5895-01-415-4525.
NOTE: ASIOE PROVIDED FOR THE AN/TYQ-40(V)3 WHICH IS
REQUIRED FOR THE AN/TYQ-40A(V)3 WILL BE RETAINED BY
USING UNITS.
4. ALL SOURCE ANALYSIS SYSTEM (ASAS) IS A COMMAND, CONTROL, AND
COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM CONSISTING OF COMMERCIAL-OFF-THE SHELF (COTS)
AND NON-DEVELOPMENTAL ITEMS OF EQUIPMENT AND SELECTED ITEMS OF
GOVERNMENT FURNISHED EQUIPMENT INTEGRATED TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS
OF THE ORD. ASAS SUPPORTS THE WARFIGHTING COMMANDER'S BATTLE
MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION WARFARE PROCESS BY RAPIDLY PROCESSING
AND CORRELATING LARGE VOLUMES OF COMBAT INFORMATION AND SENSOR
REPORTS.
5. THE PURPOSE OF ASAS IS TO FUSE INTELLIGENCE FROM ALL SOURCES
INTO A COLLATERAL COMMON PICTURE OF THE BATTLEFIELD AND PROVIDE
TIMELY AND ACCURATE TARGETING INFORMATION, INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTS,
AND THREAT ALERTS. ASAS PROVIDES AUTOMATED INTELLIGENCE AND INFOR-
MATION MANAGEMENT, INCLUDING INTERFACE DATA HANDLING, TO COUPLE
INTELLIGENCE AND ELECTRONIC WARNING (IEW) SENSORS, PREPROCESSORS,
THE ASAS, AND THE ARMY BATTLE COMMAND SYSTEM (ABCS) TO MEET TIME
AND ACCURACY REQUIREMENTS FOR DECISION SUPPORT AND INFORMATION
WARFARE PLANNING AND EXECUTION.
6. SECURE TELEPHONE UNIT III (STU III)/LIN S40645, RATIO
2:1/CCS IS REQUIRED AS ASIOE. HOWEVER, THE LIN IS NOW IN CHAP
8, SB700-20 AS A COMMON TABLE OF ALLOWANCE (CTA) ITEM AND IS,
THEREFORE, NOT DOCUMENTED IN THE TOE.