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TOMORROWS WARFIGHTING SOLUTIONS BEGIN
TODAY2005 Armament SymposiumHosted ByGulf
Coast Chapter of National Defense Industrial
Association

• Ms. Judy Stokley
• Deputy for Acquisition
• Air Armament Center

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• Why Are We Here?
• Welcome
• Bring Stakeholders Together To Focus On
  Capability Objectives and Solutions
• Expected Outcome
• Better Collaboration and Capability Planning

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Overview

• Team Eglin
• What We Do At AAC
• Capability Planning Our Environment
• Symposium Venue For Successful Collaboration
• Acquisition Business Some Thoughts

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AF Program Executive Officer For
Weapons Air-to-Air Missile Systems
Wing Air-to-Ground Munitions Systems Wing Air
Combat Support Systems Group
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What We Do at AAC
From Concept to Employment

• Product Support w/ Acquisition Organizations
  Manage the Development of the weapons

Transition Technology to Weapon Systems and
Provide War Winning Capabilities On Time, On Cost
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PEO Weapons Portfolio
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Capability Planning - Our Environment
AAC
Integrated Capabilities Review And Risk
Assessment
Planning, Programming, Budgeting, And Execution
OSD/ATL Functional Review Boards
Combatant Commanders
Integrated Summits
Industrys Innovative Research And Development
And Business Plans
Joint Capabilities Integration And Development
System
Applied Technology Councils
Annual Symposium Spotlight on Armament
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Gulf Coast Chapter NDIA

• Board Members
• Ms. Gail Allen Mr. Nick Holoviak
• Mr. Tom Hancock Mr. Robert Marinan
• Mr. Reuben Manasco Ms. Judy Stokley
• Ms. Lynda Rutledge Mr. Robert Blake
• Mr. David Andrews Ms. Cheryl Nilsson
• Ms. Betsy Thorn Mr. Jeff Haars
• Mr. Grady Jordan Mr. Thomas Robillard
• Advisors
• Mr. Frank Robbins Mr. Charles Epstein
• Mr. Tim OKeefe Mr. Dick Roberts
• Lt Gen (USAF Ret) Gordon Fornell Mr. David Price
• Dr. Murray Anderson Ms. Donna Lassiter
• Mr. Gregg Costabile

Volunteers Contributing To Improving National
Defense http//www.ndiagulfcoast.com/
http//www.ndia.org/
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Why Do Capability Planning?
RDTEMunitions Compared to Total AF (Then Year
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Total AF RDTE
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Munitions Only RDTE
FY09 220M
FY05 330M
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0
FY99
FY00
FY01
FY02
FY03
FY04
FY05
FY06
FY07
FY08
FY09
Precious Dollars Must Be Spent Wisely Historically
, 1 New Weapon Program Every 3-5 Years
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New Capabilities Time Line
SDB I
JASSM-ER
UAI
JASSM-WDL
WCMD-ER
SDB II
P5CTS
EnRAP
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BLU-122
AMRAAM Phase 4
BLU-121
MALD
HTS
WDLN ACTD
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Why Do Capability Planning?

• Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) Timeline

3yrs
1999 Required Assets Available
1994 Program Start
1991 Gulf War Generated Requirement
Small Diameter Bomb I (SDB) Timeline
3.5yrs
2006 Required Assets Available
2001 Program Start
1997 Mission Need Statement
3-4 Years From Need To Program Start 5 Years
From Start To Fielding New Capability In 2015?
Plan And Budget NOW
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Symposium Successful Collaboration

• 2003 Summit And Symposium Call For Action
• Universal Armament Interface
• Net-Ready Weapons
• 2004 Symposium Call For Action
• Industry Panels On Critical Capability Needs
• Workshops To Focus On Directed Energy Applications

Successful Venue For Transcending Proprietary
And Organizational Seams
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Universal Armament Interface (UAI)

• Initiative To Provide Plug-And-Play, Standardized
  Software Interfaces In Platforms, Weapons, And
  Mission Planning
• Save Time And Money
• Decouple Weapon Integration Schedules From
  Platform Block Upgrade Cycle
• Industry Consortium Developed New Interface
  Standard
• Baseline Complete And In Verification
• Managed At Aeronautical Systems Center
  Mr. Jerry Duke,
  (785)-7210 x3919
• F-15E, JASSM JDAM UAI Compliant In FY09

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Universal Armament Interface (UAI)
Traditional OFP Development
UAI OFP Development
SDB II
JDAM Mk 82
JASSM-ER
Next Weapon
No Waiting
No OFP Cost
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Net-Ready Weapons

• Industry Panel Forged Construct, Cost Estimate,
  And Implementation Plan For Network Architecture
  And Interface/Message Standard
• Joint Advanced Concept Technology Demonstrations
  Began In October 2004
• Initial Standards Developed
• Verification Tests Of 2-way Communications Are
  On-Going

Wind Corrected Munitions Dispenser Extended Range
(WCMD-ER)
Joint Standoff Weapon (JSOW)
Small Diameter Bomb (SDB)
Joint Air to Surface Standoff Missile (JASSM)
Net-Ready Weapons Fielded By 2010!
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Critical Capability Objectives Focus Areas

• Counter CBRNE Col Mitch Dantzler, AAC
  Capabilities Integration
• Provide Capability To Defeat CBRNE Targets While
  Minimizing Collateral Damage
• Urban/Close Air Support Mr. Marvin Ebbert,
  Industry Panel
• Provide Capability To Attack Targets In An Urban
  And Close Air Support Environment
• Long Range Strike Mr. Carl Avila, Industry
  Panel
• Provide Capability To Achieve Effects Rapidly,
  Persistently, On Any Target, In
  Any Environment

Next Two Days Focus On Warfighter Challenges And
Potential Solutions
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Directed Energy Workshops

• Objectives
• Bring Lab, Acquisition, Warfighters And Industry
  Together
• Help Warfighters Use DE To Create Effects On
  Battlefield Cheaper And/Or Better Than
  Conventional Systems
• Connect Warfighter, Industry, Acquisition And Lab
  Communities To Speed Transitions
• Government-Led Using 3 Industry Working Groups
• Outcome
• Identify Areas For Further Investment And
  Demonstration
• Recommend System Level Demonstrations

Could Truly Transform
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Our Acquisition Business
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Defense Acquisition Procurement Assessment(DAPA)
Project

• 7 June 2005 Mandate Issued by Mr. England
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• There is a growing and deep concern
  within the Congress and within the Department of
  Defense Leadership about the DoD acquisition
  processes. Many programs continue to increase in
  cost and schedule even after multiple studies and
  recommendations that span the past 15 years.
• I am authorizing an integrated
  acquisition assessment to consider every aspect
  of acquisition, including requirements,
  organization, legal foundations--every aspect.
  The output of this effort,will be a recommended
  acquisition structure and processes with clear
  alignment of responsibility, authority and
  accountability. Simplicity is desirable.
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• Governed by Federal Advisory Committee Act,
  Chaired by Lt Gen (Ret) Ron Kadish
• Soliciting inputs in public forums and on a
  public website http//www.dapaproject.org/default.
  asp

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Expectations The BIG A

• Reduce Number And Size Of Cost And Schedule
  Overruns During Development
• Reduce Cycle Time For Some, Not All Products
• Strengthen Industrial Base And Address Vertical
  Integration
• Ensure We Are Buying The Right Things

AACs Acquisition Center For Excellence (ACE) Mr.
Reuben Manasco, 850-883-1635 E-mail
reuben.manasco_at_eglin.af.mil
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Summary
Thank You For All You Do For Our Country!