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LCS Ft Worth leaving for first Sea Trial September 28, 2011

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Overview

Program Description• Fast, agile, and networked surface

combatant with capabilities optimized to defeat asymmetric threats, and assure naval and joint force access into contested littoral regions.

• 55 Ship Program – 30 Year Service Life• 1/6 of U.S. Navy Fleet • 1/3 of Surface Combatants

New Capabilities• Minimal Manning• Mission Reconfigurable• Shallow Draft for 2X Increased Port Access• Interoperable with Manned & Unmanned Systems• Affordable Readiness Sustainment Model

MissionsFocused

Counter MineAnti-Submarine Warfare

Anti-Surface Warfare

Inherent Anti-piracy

Special OperationsMaritime interdiction operations

Humanitarian assistance / Disaster ReliefHomeland Defense

Search & RescueVisit Board Search and Seizure

Theater Security Cooperation

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Core Systems

LCS Overview

Seaframe Self Defense

Systems Command &

Control EXCOMM Offboard Vehicle

Control Limited ISR

A Modular Seaframe That Can Support Multiple Missions

Littoral MissionsMission Modules Manned Aircraft Watercraft UVs Sensors Mission Crew Weapons

Focused Missions Counter Mine Shallow Water

Anti-Submarine Warfare

Anti-Surface Warfare

Inherent Missions Maritime

Interdiction HA/DR Homeland

Defense SAR

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Lockheed Martin LCS DesignAdvanced Semi-Planing Steel Monohull

SKWS Decoy Launchers

Rolling Airframe Missile System

3D Radar

EOD & GFCS

Modular Weapon Zone for Medium Caliber Gun

COMBATSS-21 Combat Management System & Open Architecture Total Ship Computing Environment

Facilities for 2 Helos or 1 Helo & 3 VTUAVs

Integrated Comms Suite

Steel Semi-planing Monohull with Aluminum Superstructure

SPRINT SPEED > 40 kts(full load)LENGTH (LOA) 378 ftBEAM (BOA) 57 ftDRAFT 13.5 ftDISPLACEMENT ~3,100 MTRANGE @ Sprint >1,000 nmRANGE @ Cruise >3,500 nm

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LCS “Firsts”

Innovative Design & Execution

• Concept to Delivery Cycle Reduced ~60%

• First Semi-Planing Monohull

• First to exceed 45knots with 85MW propulsion system

• Simultaneously launching manned/unmanned vehicles

• Deployed 2 years early

New Crew Concept

• “Hybrid” Sailor

• Blue/Gold crew swap

• Unmanned engine room

• Automated Radio Room

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VACAPES Mission System Acceptance

SOUTHCOM Deployment Four successful interdictions in the Caribbean and Eastern

Pacific Seized more than five tons of narcotics, two go-fast boats, nine

suspected smugglers Demonstrated CONOPS and interoperability between LCS, P-3,

H-60 & RHIBs

RIMPAC Integrated into surface action groups with ships from Australia,

Canada, Japan, Korea and Singapore Conducted joint maneuvers and boarding exercises at sea Live-fire exercises at the Pacific Missile Range Facility off

Kauai, Hawaii Surface / air engagements with guns and missiles Multiple small boat launch and recovery evolutions, refueling,

and UNREPS

LCS 1 Operations

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LCS 3 Fort Worth Status

Fixed Price Contract awarded on 23 March 2009

92% complete – All major equipment installed

30% fewer production hours - Applied LCS 1 lessons learned and producibility enhancements

Builder and Acceptance Trials scheduled for fall 2011

On Cost, On Schedule for delivery in early 2012

Christening - 4 December 2010

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LCS-5 Accomplishments and Near Term FocusAdvance Fabrication started on 4-4-11Material ordering underway

42% of material budget committed All Major Equipment including steel on order

IMS and PMB establishedProduction Readiness Review completed 8-3-11Technical Data Package

Scope defined and being executed Schedule integrated with Production plan Includes Government & Industry Changes

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MMC Facility Improvement Plan

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WarehouseWaterfront

Pipe, Sheet Metal, Module Construct and Pre-Outfitting

Fabrication/Panel AssemblyLMCo /

Navy Office

Hull Block Erection

New Fabrication/Panel Assembly

Current MMC Facility - Today

Existing Facility with Capacity of Up To 1.5 LCS per Year

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Facility Improvement Progress and Current Status Completed Items

2009 - $5.4M Crane Upgrades increasing lift capacity Numeric Pipe Benders Warehouse Upgrades Stiffener Roller Induction Deck Straightener Sheet Metal Plasma Cutter Building Upgrades Infrastructure Upgrades

2010 – $12.5 M Building 10 Extension Misc Upgrades

Items in Underway 2011 - $9.1M to date

Panel Line Construction Module Mover Bldg 20 Floor Replacement and upgrade Professional Center Shore Power Upgrades Panel Line Project: 98% Complete

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Stiffener Straightener

Panel Line Construction

Plasma Cutting Machine

Bldg 20 Crane Upgrade Bldg 10 Crane Upgrade

Module Transporter CNC Pipe Benders

Whse Upgrades

Bldg 10 Extension

Facility Improvements

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Improved Facility, December 2013

Improved Facility Will have Capacity of 3 LCS Ships per Year

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when you arrive in Marinette the day after Super Bowl Sunday 2011 the following slide is what you will

be greeted with:

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