Corporate Presentation Template

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Missiles and Fire Control
Sustaining the Force Invention to Innovation
12 - 13 Jun 2008
Rick Edwards Vice President Tactical Missiles
Combat Maneuver Systems
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Tactical Weapons
Rockets Missiles MLRS ATACMS DAGR GMLRS HELLFIRE
II JCM/JAGM Longbow Missile Javelin AGS
LRLAP Ground Platforms HIMARS FCS MULE FCS
CCD SMSS Warrior FLIP M270A1/B1
Rocket Science on Wheels
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The success of the past

• Can we afford the proven model ?
• Invention has driven.
• Low observables
• Reactive armour
• Millimetre wave radar
• Given Time and Money
• Better, Faster and Cheaper as a business
  imperative.

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Intelligent Vehicles
MULE
SMSS
CCD
Pulling Future Technology Forward for the
Warfighter
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Vehicle Integration
Warrior FLIP
MULE
EEU
HIMARS
SMSS
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FCS Multifunctional Utility Logistics Equipment
(MULE)
Status
Description

• PoP Nov 2003 Mar 2013
• Deliverables
• Prototypes 16 (2010-2012)
• Risk Mitigation Engineering Evaluation Unit
  (EEU)
• Testing underway successful autonomous step
  climb and gap crossing

Transport
ARV A (LT)
Countermine

• 3 Variants With Common Chassis
• Weight 3 1/2 Tons
• ANS and RSTA Sensors
• Weapons (ARV-A (LT))
• Line-of-sight Gun
• Javelin

MULE Prototyping Video
Capabilities

• Support Infantry in Dismounted Operations
• Transport 2 Squads Worth of Gear and Supplies
  (2000 lbs)
• Provide Immediate, Heavy Firepower
• Detect, Mark and Neutralize Mines
• Extraordinary Mobility

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FCS Centralized Controller Device (CCD)

• Provides FBCT dismounted soldier a common device
  to remotely control Class I UAV, UGVs, UGS,
  NLOS-LS, and select MGV functions
• Four spirals starting with COTS, evolving to
  objective
• Spiral 3 qualified to support EBCT fielding
• Partnered with iRobot and Honeywell

Description
Capabilities

• Human Factors design optimized for complex
  control of 17 platforms
• Access to FCS Battle Command Network and
  situational awareness
• Single enclave for either classified or
  unclassified processing
• Anti-tamper features
• Modular architecture accommodates technology
  insertion
• Evolving to 6 lbs by Spiral 4

CCD Video
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Squad Mission Support System (SMSS)
Range 100 miles on road / 50 ml cross
country Guidance Driven, tele-operated,
autonomous, supervised autonomy Weight 5,000
lb (2268 kg) Payload 1,300 lb (590kg) Vertical
Step 22 in (56 cm) Gapes 27.5 in (0.7
m) Variants Transport, armed reconnaissance
Status
Description

• To participate in the Army Expeditionary Warrior
  Experiment (AEWE) - Fort Benning Nov-Dec 2008
• 2 vehicles with Soldiers in the loop
• Supervised Autonomy
• Tele-operated
• Autonomous obstacle negotiation
• Network Architecture Node
• Transport and Armed Reconnaissance versions

Capabilities

• Versatile Special Ops Forces/Light Forces
  applications/capabilities
• Drivable/Supervised Autonomy
• Equipment Transport
• Heavy Weapons Platform
• RISTA
• Water purification and storage
• Battery recharge
• Tactical Relevance 1000 lb () payload
• Transportability UH-60 slingload
• Affordable
• Multiple roles / missions

SMSS Video
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Moving from Invention to Innovation

• Traditional invention model
• The need for Innovation
• Horizontal Integration
• Innovation from SMEs
• Skunk Works approach
• The upcoming war for talent
• The numbers
• Unlocking innovation for the Millennial
  generation

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BattPack

• Dismounted Soldiers can be expected to carry as
  much as 40 pounds of batteries to support
  mission-essential equipment
• Portable, rechargeable power wherever a Soldier
  needs it
• Built for the field water resistant, shock
  vibe-proof, EMP protected
• Capable of
• Jumpstarting military vehicles
• Recharging military vehicle batteries /
  recharged from a military vehicle
• Powering standard 28 VDC Military electronic
  equipment
• Accepts wide range AC or DC for recharge, from
  both civilian and military power sources
• Multiple units can be interconnected to boost
  power energy storage
• Meets two-person lift-and-carry requirements

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Rapid Prototype . . . Concept to Warfighter

• Adopted a Systems Engineering approach to
  define turret subsystems
• No Lockheed Martin hardware on the turret
• Used the LMUK INSYS Rapid Prototyping
  capability to build the LM WFLIP turret
  demonstrator and integrated key subsystems
• 33 weeks to live fire
• 52 weeks to manned firing (Exceeded Warrior SRD
  Objective Accuracy Requirement)
• Assembled a world class supply chain and brought
  world class partnering skills Worked
  interactively to reduce interface issues
• Matured and integrated the WFLIP Electronic
  Architecture
• Developed a high fidelity dynamic simulation to
  optimise system performance and conduct trades
• Modeled WR Base Overhaul Process to demonstrate
  how the planned upgrade could be incorporated
  into the Warrior Base Overhaul process

WFLIP Video
WFLIP Prototyping Video
Excellence in Rapid Prototyping
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Summary

• LM Is Taking Vehicle Integration Expertise Into
  the AFV Market
• Rapid Prototyping Is Key To Reducing Risk In an
  Accelerated programmeme Environment
• World Class Partners - Our Innovative Approach To
  Partnering Puts Our Suppliers In The Design and
  Development Process
• Speed and Innovation Have Been Key To Recent
  Warrior FLIP Hardware Demonstrations

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Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control P. O.
Box 650003 Dallas, Texas 75265-0003
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• Extraordinary Mobility in Complex Terrain
• 3 MULE Variants on a Common Chassis
• Transport Hauls 2 Squads Gear or 2,000 lbs
  Payload
• ARV-A(L) Delivers Sensors and Firepower
• Countermine Detects Buried Mines in Roads
• Engineering Unit Undergoing Extensive Testing
• On Track to Deliver 16 Prototypes in 2011 and
  Test in 2011-12

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• CC Provides Unprecedented Capability in Hands of
  FBCT Dismounted Soldier
• CC is a Single, Common Device to Remotely
  Control 17 Manned / Unmanned Systems
• Accesses FCS Battlefield Network, Provides
  Dismounted Soldier with Situational Awareness

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• Light Forces are the First Ones Sent to the Point
  of Action. Their Equipment Must be Deployable and
  Flexible.
• Squad Mission Support System (SMSS) is Designed
  to Give Units a Highly Transportable, Mission
  Configurable System That Will Ease the Burden of
  the Soldier.
• The SMSS can Carry Ammunitions, Weapons,
  Explosives, Heavy Equipment (Such as Additional
  Robots), Medical Supplies, and Camouflage, Cover,
  and Concealment Materials.
• Sling Load UH-60, V-22, and CH-47 Transportable.
• The SMSS Will not Change a Units Missions or its
  Tactics. It Will Enhance its Ability to Execute
  Both.

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