Ground-based

Midcourse Defense (GMD)

Dan ShanahanDirector, Global Sales & Marketing

Missile & Weapon Systems Division

September 2018

System Architecture

Global sensor network of seven types of sensors that detect, track and discriminate threat missiles

Redundant Terrestrial & Space systems provide assured communications

Redundant and Geographically diverse Fire Control System

Long-range, 3-stage Interceptors located at two launch complexes

Ground support equipment provides Interceptors with critical environmental protection, pre-launch preparation and post-launch communications

“Hit-to-kill” intercept technology destroys hostile threat missiles in outer space

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What Is GMD?

24x7 Protection of the United States Homeland against long-range ballistic missile attacks

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SpaceSensors

Aegis SPY-1 Radar

Reentry Vehicle Kill

Vehicle

Upgraded Early Warning Radar/ Cobra Dane Radar

Surveillance and Track

Command Control

Network

LaunchDetection

Interceptor Launch

Refinement of Target Track

In-Flight Updates

Target Acquisition

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Launch Impact

~10,0000 Range (km)

Midcourse Phase ≈ 1,200 sec

GMD Kills the Threat Outside the Atmosphere –

Away from U.S. Homeland

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Homeland Defense Eras

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2002-2004

Presidential

Directive

Dec 02

GMD

Operational

Sep 04

VAFB/ UEWR

Integration

Dec 04VAFB

IDTAK Missile

Field 1stGBI Aegis

GFC/CLECobra DaneSBIR

SGCN

UEWR

SBX, MF-3,

AN/TPY-2, FYL

Integration

Nov 05

SBX

FYL

AN/TPY-2

AK Missile

Field -2nd

Simultaneous Test &

Operations (STO)

Oct 07Real World

Event

24 GBIs

Emplaced

Sep 07

2005-2008“Improve Capability and Capacity”“Deployed Limited Capability”

2014+

Additional GBI

Fielding

Clear & Cape

Cod UEWRs

“Addressing Growing Homeland Threat”

FTG- 06b Ft. Drum IDT

Modernization & Technology Refresh

CLE

Cradled IMU

GBI Reliability

Improvements CONUS

Interceptor

Site

RKV & GBI

Block Upgrade

2009-2013

2-Stage Booster

Flight BVT-01

CTV-01

Flight Test

“Sustain and Curtail New Development”

European

Interceptor

Site (EIS)

Cancellation

Significant Budget

Decrease$

Obama Admin capped

GBI deployment at 30

Increase in number

of GMD national

missile defense

interceptors from

30 to 44AK Missile Field - 3rd

Delivered SBX

to Navy

FGA Power

Plant

Completed

Real World Events

Increasing Real

World Threats

Homeland Missile Defense Threats

Emerging Hypersonic Threat Cyber Threats

North Korea Iran Sea Launches

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Possible Future East Coast Ballistic Missile Defense Site (MI, OH, NY)

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Components

Concept of Operations and Timeline

Deployment Options and Configurations

Summary

Transportable GMD System:Geographic deployment flexibility with same GBI

Easy Expansion at VAFB

Affordable CONUS

Interceptor Site (CIS) Option

CONUS and Global

Deployment Flexibility

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Transportable GMD ComponentsLow cost, Low risk development

GBI Launch from Launch Stool

Tanking Trailer with TE

Expandable

Trailer clean

room

TE with GBI rolled

forward for tank install

Top opens

for GBI

erection

on rail

Protective

skirting

Transporter-Erector (TE)

Environmental Control

and Power

Carriage

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Communications

Outriggers

& tie-downs

Transportable In-Flight Interceptor

Communications System (IFICS)

Data Terminal (IDT)Concept provided by Provided by Harris Corp.

• Communications Node Equipment (CNE)

• GBI Maintenance Manager (GMM) – LSOPS

Transportable TE and IDT

Communications Interface

And Maintenance Manger (CIMM)

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Transportable GMD Concept of OperationsWarfighter control via MDIOC

Move to Launch Site & Prep

Emplace & Checkout

Execution Time (minutes)

0.1

Month Week Days

Commit Issued -

Erect GBILaunch GBI

Minute

ICBM Time of

Flight

Warfighter

control from

MDIOC via CIMM

Move GBIs to site and

prep for operations;

Includes KV Tanking at

deployment site

Interceptor Erected

Minutes Prior to

Launch

Normal fly-out

and intercept

Move to Launch

Pad, Conduct

Emplacement

C/O and Verify

Readiness maintained in

Environmentally Controlled TE

Prepare and Survey

Launch Pad; Obtain

Access to GCN*

Transportable GBI Deployment Timeline

* Lead time access to the GCN is variable as a function of mission priority and can range from instant via satellite to months via new fiber.

Identical GBIs between silo

deployment and Transportable

deployment

Weapon Systems

Operations Center

- Defense Satellite

Communications

System

In-Flight Interceptor

Communications

Systems Data

Terminal (IDT) 1

IDT 2

Power

Plant

EKV Oxidizer

Missile

Assembly

Building

EKV Fuel

Interceptor

Storage Facilities

IDT Support

Facility

Fire Team

Readiness

Facility Bldg

Entry

Control

Point 2Security Fence

Water

Supply

Bldg

Utility

Fuel Unloading

Pump House

Interim Power Plant

& Substation

Fuel Unloading

Notional GMD Transportable SystemDeployment Base and Depot at CIS

Similar facility requirements between a fixed site and Transportable Depot except: • No HEMP Hardening• Launch Pads rather than silos and utilidors

= Commonality With Fort Greely Missile Defense Complex

New

Transportable

IDT

Launch Pad Field

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Payroll-Direct

Payroll-Indirect

Non-Payroll-Direct

Non-Payroll-Indirect

AK Jobs Created

393

323

1600

0 500 1000 1500 2000

Construction Phase

Direct Employment

Indirect Employment

Almost 2x Average

Base Salary

Ft. Greely Impact on Alaska The Boeing Company is the prime contractor for the GMD

program in Alaska. Bechtel is the subcontractor

responsible for engineering, construction, and scheduling

of activities

GMD program is one of Alaska’s largest construction

projects, contributing significant benefits to the state and

its residents

In 2007, GMD Program employed 323 Alaskan workers

Total 2007 economic impacts on the Alaska economy was

$246M, 716 direct, indirect, and induced jobs, $71M in

Alaska labor income, and $9M in state and local

government tax revenue

Boeing is actively involved in community and workforce

development. The 2007 total investment in Alaska was

$135K

GMD Benefits to the Alaska Economy and Local Communities

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$363M Economic

Impact (2014 $)

My thoughts on helping MAMA Team

Work to become Supplier to Boeing

Advocacy for Ft Custer as selected CONUS Interceptor Site

Encourage Representatives to join Missile Defense Caucus

Transportable GBI Concept could be winning solution

Invest in technology for ‘game changing manufacturing’

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