COLLARBORATIVE IAMD PLANNING PROGRAM (CIPP)
Abstract
The Collaborative IAMD Planning Program will provide multi-ship, multi-baseline ballistic missile and air defense planning (BMD and AAW) in a common collaborative environment across ships, strike groups, and higher headquarters for IAMD that enables an exchange of plans and data. CIPP software will be integrated and fielded with Maritime Tactical Command and Control (MTC2) which provides asset scheduling/tasking/data services, a common user interface, common map, and data replication/sharing. CIPP replaces Maritime IAMD Planning System (MIPS) which was removed from service in FY22. CIPP transitions ongoing discrete Battle Management Aids (BMAs) efforts into a Program of Record (PoR) thereby creating a comprehensive IAMD planning capability, initially consisting of SPY Slide Rule (SSR), Engageability Slide Rule (EnSR), Air Warfare Screen Planner (AWSP), NIFC Performance Assessment Tool (NPAT), Tactical Technologies Toolset (T3) Tactical Data Link (T3-TDL), T3 SPY Health and Status (T3-SPY), Linguistic Geometry Real-time Adversarial Intelligence and Decision-making (LG-RAID), and Cerberus. CIPP will integrate BMAs using modern DEVSECOPS techniques. Each successive build of CIPP will expand upon these capabilities and incorporate updated underlying models, leading to a future comprehensive end-to-end Terminal Defense (TD) planning for AEGIS and Integrated Combat System (ICS). CIPP will integrate into designated host environments, maintain cyber-security posture, conduct required testing, training and support.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Accomplishment
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2025
- Source ID
- 74e35e3e6b4dfa1c0c118ed7f4154d87