The Industrial College The Industrial College of theof the Armed Forces Armed Forces

Resourcing the National Strategy

ICAF MissionICAF 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.

Marine Corps

18Coast Guard

2

Int'l Students

23

DOD Civilian

69

Non-DOD Civilian

39

IndustryFellows

10 Army59

Air Force60

Navy 40

ICAF Class of 2009ICAF Class of 2009

Total Students =320Total Military = 179

Government Civilian StudentsGovernment Civilian Students

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

From DoD 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

From Other Government Agencies:

Government Civilian StudentsGovernment Civilian Students

International StudentsInternational Students AY 08-09

2 Canadian Forces

1 French DGA

1 German Private Sector

20 International Fellows

International Fellows International Fellows AY 08-09AY 08-09

• Australia

• Bahrain

• Djibouti

• El Salvador

• Finland

• Guatemala

• Guyana

• Israel

• Italy

• Japan

• Jordan

• Kazakhstan

• Malaysia

• New Zealand

• Norway

• Philippines

• Poland

• Saudi Arabia

• Slovakia

• Ukraine

Industry FellowsIndustry Fellows AY 08-09AY 08-09

BAE Systems Battelle Boeing CSC (Computer Sciences Corporation)

EADS Harris Corporation IBM KPMG L-3 Communications LMI (Logistics Management Institute)

Student Education LevelStudent Education Level

Class Year 09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00

Students 320 318 312 306 314 308 308 301 300 302

Master’s 211 219 208 214 170 205 211 197 192 223

Doctorate 8 19 12 16 09 22 13 20 14 12

Of all incoming students, about 65-70 % have master’s degrees; about 5 % have doctorates.

Student Seminars

20 Seminars in a Class Ideal Seminar

US Army 3US Air Force 3US Sea Service 3International Fellow 1DOD Agencies 3Non-DOD Agencies 2Private Sector 1

16 Students per Seminar

Joint, International,

& Interagency by design

InternationalEnvironment

DomesticEnvironment

National Interestsand Objectives

Framework for Grand StrategyFramework for Grand Strategy

Enduring Principles

National SecurityStrategy

Diplomatic

Decision-making ProcessEconomic

Military

Informational

Resources

ResourceAllocation

Elements of National Power

ICAF CurriculumICAF CurriculumAY 2009

Orientation Week – 11-15 AugStrategic Overview – 18-20 AugGraduation: Thursday, 11 June

Electives Electives

Industry StudiesNational Security Studies

Strategic Leadership

Acquisition

Aug 14 Dec / Jan 4 Feb 6 Jun

Military Strategy & Logistics

Industry Econ

OVERV IEW

National & International Economics NSSE

11 Aug 19 Dec / 5 Jan 23 Mar-3 Apr 11 Jun

RegionalSecurity Studies

Proposed ICAF CurriculumProposed ICAF CurriculumAY 2008

Electives Electives

11 Aug Dec / Jan 11 Jun

DOMESTIC CONTEXT OF NATIONAL SECURITY

NSS – U.S. Political System & Policy Environment

Econ – U.S. Economic Policy & Finance

MSL-National Processes for Strategy & Resources

SL-Understanding & Leading Organizational Environments

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

RESOURCING CONTEXT

OF NATIONAL SECURITY

Industry Studies

Economics of Industry

Acquisition

National Security Studies

Military Strategy & Logistics

OVERV IEW

National & International Economics Industry Econ

Acquisition

NSSE

Industry Studies

Regional Security Studies

Strategic Leadership

Industry Study AreasIndustry Study Areas

• Agribusiness

• Aircraft

• Biotechnology

• Education

• Electronics

• Energy

• Environment

• Financial Services

• Health Care

• Information &

Communications

Technology

• Land Combat Systems

• Manufacturing

• News Media & Strategic Communication

• Privatized Military Operations

• Reconstruction & Infrastructure

• Shipbuilding

• Space

• Strategic Materials

• Transportation

• Weapons

The Senior Acquisition CourseThe 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 OperationsInformation OperationsConcentration Program Concentration Program (IOCP)(IOCP)

An ICAF “Minor” AY # ICAF Students 08-09 29 (new requirements)

07-08 4406-07 4905-06 5104-05 54

03-04 60 02-03 65

01-02 62 00-01 51

Participants take: 3 IOCP Electives Research Project

Supply Chain Management Supply Chain Management Concentration ProgramConcentration 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 DoD’s Logistics Transformation

Faculty: Faculty: JointJoint and Interagency and Interagency

Agency ChairsDepartment of State (5)USAID (2)Department of CommerceDepartment of Energy CIADISADLAFBI NGANSA

Military ChairsOSDChairman JCSArmy NavyMarine CorpsAir Force Coast Guard Canadian Forces

Civilian ProfessorsGovernment Acquisition, Economics, Political Science, Military History, Logistics, Industrial Base, Law, Foreign Affairs, Strategic Leadership, Organizational Change, Military Strategy, Grand Strategy

Industry ChairIBM

Doctorate Masters BA Total

Military

U.S.

Int’l

5

0

25

2

30

Civilian

Full Part-time (1 FTE)

33

0

12

0

45

Civilian - Agency 8 7 15

Total 46 44 90

Faculty Credentials Faculty Credentials AY 08-09AY 08-09

The Industrial College The Industrial College of theof the Armed Forces Armed Forces

Resourcing the National Strategy

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