NAVAL AVIATION STRIKE WEAPONS

Presented To:

Air Armament Symposium

New Frontiers in Warfighting

RADM T. HeelyProgram Executive Officer

Strike Weapons and Unmanned Aviation12-13 October 2004

Navair Networking For Sea Trial And Sea Enterprise

F/A-18 AWL

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E-2C ESTEL

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F-14 WSIC SEA RANGE

POTENTIAL DNET NODES

MARITIME BATTLECENTER INTEGRATION LABS

TRAINING SYSTEMS

CURRENT DNET NODES

BOEING - SEATTLE

NAS FALLON

LOCKHEED - FORT WORTHMBCINTEGRATION LAB

TRAINING SYSTEMSDIVISION - ORLANDO

JNTF - COLORADOSPRINGS

BOEING - ST. LOUISMCB - QUANTICOFORT IRWIN NTC

MCB - 29 PALMS

RAYTHEON - TUCSON

EDWARDS AFB

EGLIN AFB

CHARLESTON

JFCOM

ABERDEEN

MBCINTEGRATIONLABS

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SEA POWER 21Naval Aviation Capabilities

SEA SHORE

SPACE

AIR

WARFIGHTER

SENSORSNETWORKS

DECISION AIDS WEAPONS

SEABEDFORCENET

FORCENET

SEA BASING

SEA STRIKE

SEA SHIELD

FORCENET

PLATFORMS• CVN 21• AEA• F/A-18C/D/E/F• JSF• UCAV-N

• E-2CADV. HAWK.

• E-6B• MMA• MH-60R & S

WEAPONS• JASSM• JSOW,

AARGM/QB• JDAM/HART• DAGR/LOGIR• JCM

• AIM-120AMRAAM P3I

• AIM-9X• TOMAHAWK

SENSORS• ATFLIR AESA

PHASE II• SHARP P3I• AEA DIGITAL SYS• MMA• JMOD II

• SH-60R MMRS(SAR/PD)

• RMP P3I• AQS-22

NETWORKS• WIDE BAND

NETWORK• LINK 16• JSIP-N

FOLLOW-ON

• CDL-N• JMPS• CEC / JCTN• TBMCS• JC-2, IT-21,

NMCI

NAVAL AVIATION CAPABILITIESNAVAL AVIATION CAPABILITIES

SEA STRIKE• TIME SENSITIVE STRIKE• PERSISTENT ISR• ELECTRONIC WARFARE /

INFORMATION OPERATIONS• SHIP-TO-OBJECTIVE MANEUVER• COVERT STRIKE

SEA SHIELD• THEATER AIR & MISSILE

DEFENSE• LITTORAL SEA CONTROL• HOMELAND DEFENSE• FORCE ENTRY ENABLING

SEA BASING• ACCELERATED DEPLOYMENT &

EMPLOYMENT TIME• ENHANCED SEA-BORNE

POSITIONING OF JOINT ASSETS• OFFENSIVE & DEFENSIVE POWER

PROJECTION• INTEGRATED JOINT LOGISTICS• COMMAND AND CONTROL

ACQUISITION & LIFE CYCLE SUPPORT

Persistent IntelligenceSurveillance &

Reconnaissance

Persistent IntelligenceSurveillance &

ReconnaissanceSea-Based OperationsSea-Based Operations

Assured AccessAssured Access

Effects-Based OperationsEffects-Based Operations

Homeland DefenseCONUS

Homeland DefenseCONUS

Information & Knowledge AdvantageInformation & Knowledge Advantage

Mine CountermeasuresMine Countermeasures

Time Critical TargetsTime Critical Targets

Sea Strike Weapons RoadmapN78 1Q 2004 (POM 06)

Maverick

TOW / HELLFIRE

SLAM ER

JSOW “A”

JDAMLGB

JCM, APKWSGP Bombs

JSOWAARGMSDB II

JSOW “A” and “C”

HARM BLK V

LGB, GBU-24

TODAY FYDP 2012 2020

JDAM

LR Standoff

MR Standoff

Direct Attack

DA Moving/ MobileTarget

2.75”/5.00” ROCKET, GP Bombs

TACTOM(HSW)

JSOWAARGMSDB II

JDAMJCM, APKWS

GP Bombs

JCMSDB II

JDAM 82, 83, 84GBU 24, LGB

Maverick

APKWS, GP Bombs

SLAM ERTLAM Blk III / TACTOM

HARM BLK V and AARGM

SLAM ERTLAM Blk III / TACTOM

HELLFIREJCM

GP Bombs, LGB JCMSDB II

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Sea Strike Weapons RoadmapMajor Roles & Responsibilities

CNO MAJCOMS SYSCOMS Tech. Base

NCDPSP21

CapabilityGaps

MaterielRequirements

RFIMateriel Options

Materiel Opportunities

ProposedMateriel Solutions

Sea StrikeCapabilityRoadmap

POM

Sea StrikeWeaponsRoadmap

(N702,N75,N76/77/78,APW)

IRADCRADSnTP3I

COTS

(NAVAIR,NAVSEA) (Labs, Industry, Acad.)(NSWAC, MAWTS,CFFC,MCCDC,NWDC,COCOMS)

NCDPSea Trial

Prioritized Solutions

Sea StrikeCapabilityRoadmap

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Time Sensitive Targeting

TST is NOT just a weapon, it is a KILL CHAINTST is NOT just a weapon, it is a KILL CHAIN

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• Weapons bodies are robust and effective– Exception is HSW

• Existing weapons need forcenet enablers– WDL– Dual-mode – MIDEF– ATR

• Kill Chain needs work– Almost all the tools are there

– COAC is choke pointCID is weak

JEFX04

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Mission Flow

FIND FIX TRACK TARGET ENGAGE ASSESSPRE-PLANNED

FIXED THROUGH WX

JIPTL DPSS JDAM National

SOF PSS-OFF SOF SOF JDAM SOFPredator DPSS Predator GCCS JDAM ATARS

Global Hawk Raindrop

Global Hawk DCGS HSW TARPS

AESA/GMTI AESA/GMTI AESA/GMTI AESA/GMTI JCM National

THIRD PARTY MOBILE

THROUGH WX

SELF TGT MOVING

THROUGH WX

THIS IS FORCENETTHIS IS FORCENET

THESE ARE PROGRAMSTHESE ARE PROGRAMS

CAOC: Bugsplat

CID Clearance to

Engage

Self tgt STILL involves

CAOC analysis /

clearance to fire

CIDChain of custody

BDA cited by COCOMS as not effective during

OIF/OEF Information was collected but CAOC was not capable of analyzing 700 combat sorties / day

FORCENET is the link that codifies the kill chain FORCENET is the link that codifies the kill chain

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Mission Planning And Targeting:PGM Support & FORCEnet Roadmap

FY06-10:FORCEnet

TODAY:PROGRAM SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS

FY03-04:CONSOLIDATED SYSTEMS

ISRMANAGEMENT

ISRMANAGEMENT

INTELEXPLOITATION

INTELEXPLOITATION

COMMANDER’SDECISION / FORCE

ASSIGNMENT

COMMANDER’SDECISION / FORCE

ASSIGNMENT

MISSION PLANNING

AND TARGETING

MISSION PLANNING

AND TARGETING

ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE

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TESTES COPCOPSINGLE

COP

TOMAHAWKPLANNER

S/W APPSS/W APPS

S/W APPSS/W APPS

S/W APPSS/W APPS

S/W APPSS/W APPSS/W APPSS/W APPS

S/W APPSS/W APPS

S/W APPSS/W APPSS/W APPSS/W APPS

S/W APPSS/W APPS

S/W APPSS/W APPSS/W APPSS/W APPS

S/W APPSS/W APPS

GCCSGCCS--MM

DPSSDPSS

LPMPLPMP

TAMPSTAMPS

TEAMSTEAMS

PFPSPFPS

TPSTPS

DIWSDIWS

PTWPTW

JASSM PTMJASSM PTM

TESTES--NN

TISTIS

TCSTCS

BGHPESBGHPES

SRMTSRMT

COPCOP

JOINT PRECISIONTARGETING TOOLS

COMMON COMMON GROUNDGROUNDSTATIONSTATION

JOINT MISSIONPLANNER

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Tomahawk Weapons SystemFirst to the Fight since 1991

• 1900 missiles launched in combat since 1991 (160/year)• OIF and OEF

– 898 missiles launched in OIF/OEF (US and UK)– Loaded 1525 Tomahawks on 49 platforms in support of 7 Strike Groups Deploying to

OIF – Cross-decked 110 missiles in theater during OIF – First time Tomahawk employed as tactical vice strategictactical vice strategic weapon due to reduction in

mission planning timelines• Timeline reduced by a factor of 9 from Tomahawk IOC to present• Thru-put increased by factor of 5 from Tomahawk IOC to present

– 300% improvement in Submarine System Reliability from Desert Strike to OIF

Event Date Total

Desert Storm Jan-91 288

Southern Watch (Zaafaraniyah) Jan-93 45

Bushwacker (Intel Center) Jan-93 23

Deliberate Force (Bosnia) Sep-95 13

Desert Strike Sep-96 31

Desert Fox Dec-98 330

Allied Force (thru 5/5/99) Mar-May 99 218

Enduring Freedom Oct 01-Pres 82

Operation Iraqi Freedom Mar 03-Pres 803

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Operation Iraqi Freedom

• Block III Missile increasingly versatile, accessible & employable

• 803 TLAM’s launched (US/UK) in 3 weeks

• 381 TLAMs launched in 48 hour period (21/22 Mar)

– 288 TLAMs launched in Desert Storm, 230 TLAMs in Allied Force

– 37 ships & subs

• Increased weapons responsiveness - ~90% reliable

– 36% of all missions launched < 24 hours from mission tasking

• Increased planning forward deployed

– 7 APS Dets planned 267 of 802 missions

• Efficient planning

– Federated targeting plan

– GPS accuracy was good enough – FOR TODAY

– Rapid execution

– Missiles spun up, ready for launch

– Shorter ranges, frequently routes planned direct to target

– Net-Meeting used as rapid planning, status and execution decision aid

1 Month – IOC/1986 1 week – Desert Storm/1991 1/2 day – Iraqi Freedom/2003 5 minutes – TACTOM/2004Moving in right direction; Block IV will get us the rest of the way

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JW1

Tactical TomahawkTactical TomahawkWeapon System OverviewWeapon System Overview

Tactical Tomahawk Weapon System

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TMPC

APS

TC2S(Tomahawk Command and Control System)

MDSPTW

TTWCS(Tactical Tomahawk Weapon Control System)

AUR(All-Up-Round)

UHFSATCOM

GPS

JIC

Threat and Target Data

NGA

Mapping, Charting &Geodesy

5 0

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JO RDAN

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GCCS-M(Shipboard)

TacticalPicture,

Threat Data

PositionInformation

NationalImagery Sources

ImageryTacticalImagery Sources

Imagery

ExternalCommunications

Strike Planning,Coordination,

Execution, and Reporting. TCI

DistributionOperationalCommand

Tasking,Coordination,

and Reporting

Inflight Retargeting Missile H&S,

BDI, BDII

Global InformationGrid (GIG)

MILSATCOM

COE

AUR IOC: May 2004

Slide 11

JW1 TTWS uses COE and and GCCS/M for its C4I sources and has completed all appropriate interoperability tests while connected to the current generation networks. With the exception of TSN, all external communications are through the existing data links on whatever platform the system is installed.Jeff Winston, 3/15/2004

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Tactical TomahawkMission Profile

New Capabilities with Bl

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Tasking

Imagery

Defenses

Map Data

Tactics

Ashore Planning

PreplannedMissions

TailoredMissions

Afloat Planning

TaskingTa

Targeting Data

ctical PictureGPS Data

Anti-jamGPS

BDIImage

Health andStatus

PlatformPlanning

Inflight RetargetingLoiter Mission

TERCOMBackup

WeaponControl

AlternateTarget

TimeCriticaTarget

l

SafeArea

DSMAC IIAMapPrimary

Target

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Tomahawk Shooters SupportingGlobal CONOPS & Sea Strike

SSGN

SSGN/SOFStrike Element

Strike/TMD Surface Action Group

CGDDG

Expeditionary StrikeGroup

LHA(R)

LPD

LSD

CG

SSN

DDG

Carrier StrikeGroup

CG

DDG

T-AOE(X)

SSN

DDG

CVN(X)

Total Tomahawks = 339 Total Tomahawks = 249

Total Tomahawks = 424

Total Tomahawks = 126/154

Sea Power 21 Global CONOPS maximized distributed Tomahawk Strike capability across the Force

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JSOW-C Program

• Standoff Outside of Point Defense• JSOW-A airframe and INS/GPS• Uncooled commercial I2R sensor with

Autonomous Target Acquisition (ATA)• Terminal Seeker• Broach Warhead

– Blast/Fragmentation/Penetrator

• Standoff Outside of Point Defense• JSOW-A airframe and INS/GPS• Uncooled commercial I2R sensor with

Autonomous Target Acquisition (ATA)• Terminal Seeker• Broach Warhead

– Blast/Fragmentation/Penetrator

• Increased PK • Increased PK • Precision Accuracy • Precision Accuracy

• OPEVAL complete– 10 of 11 on target

• 100% warhead effectiveness• ≈4’ CEP w/ ≈6’ equivalent penetration• LRIP deliveries began in Sep 04 on schedule• Production rate doubled in POM• IOC in Jan 05• WDL ATCD participant

• OPEVAL complete– 10 of 11 on target

• 100% warhead effectiveness• ≈4’ CEP w/ ≈6’ equivalent penetration• LRIP deliveries began in Sep 04 on schedule• Production rate doubled in POM• IOC in Jan 05• WDL ATCD participant

Description Status

Future CapabilityFY07 – SAASM insertion

FY10 – Relocateable / moving target capability

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JSOW-C Program

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JSOW Cost Reduction“Block II”

• FY06 JSOW-C unit price commitment– $85K/unit savings– Lean initiatives, out sourcing, support reductions, Class II changes

• Additional savings in FY06 / $16K savings– Single airframe, seeker mods, GEU/SAASM– 55% reduction in # of parts/fasteners

• Payload cost reduction – additional savings

• Multi-year Procurement in FY08

JSOW-C Goal: < $ 200K weapon for JSOW-C<$125K weapon for JSOW-A

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SLAM-ER

• SLAM-ER is a Precision Air Launched Standoff Outside Area Defense (SOAD) Weapon with Man-In-The-Loop Terminal Control

– Effective Against:

• High Priority Fixed Targets » Surface Ships; In Port & At Sea

• Relocatable Targets (FY05) » Medium Hard Targets

• Moving Land Targets (Late FY05)

• Highlights

– Integration Complete on F/A-18 C/D, P-3C & S-3B

– First SLAM-ER FMS case on Contract with South Korea on F-15K

– Relocatable Target Capability to Deploy in 1st QTR FY05

– Moving Target Land Strike Capability Currently in DT/OT Test

• Completed Risk Reduction JSTARS Integration Flight on 27 July 04

• Anticipated IOC in 4th QTR FY05 with F/A-18 C/D SCS 19C

• Will be US Navy’s First ForceNet Capable SOAD Weapon Utilizing Link-16 Third Party (JSTARS, F/A-18 E/F) Targeting

The Best CEP in U.S. Navy’s Weapon InventoryAWW-13 Pod

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SLAM-ER Moving Target CONOPsJSTARS / UAV /Hairy Buffalo /CVN GMTI

JSTARS / UAV /Hairy Buffalo /CVN GMTI Launch:

F/A-18Launch:F/A-18

AWW-13 Data Link Continuous Mid-Course Updates to SLAM-ERAWW-13 Data Link Continuous Mid-Course Updates to SLAM-ER

Link 16 / Voice Comms to Shooter / ControllerLink 16 / Voice Comms to Shooter / Controller

Link 16 SourceMid-Course Update

Link 16 SourceMid-Course Update

Pilot Target DesignationPilot Target DesignationSeeker TrackSeeker Track

Control:F/A-18

Control:F/A-18

Sensor aircraft loadstarget coordinatesonto Link 16

Sensor aircraft loadstarget coordinatesonto Link 16

• Missile Software Dev Completed – SSV 2.0• F/A-18 OFP 19C, IOC 4th Qtr 05• T&E on-going

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Joint Air to Surface Standoff Missile (JASSM)

• Program executing to PB-05 (FY09 IOC)

– Working to FY08 IOC

• USN requirements views JASSM as redundant

• POM06 zeros JASSM budget

– Redundancy / cost issue

• Integration

– FA-18E/F, procurement quantity 453 total

• JASSM AsUW study completed

– Air and Ship-launch (VLS) viable

– Out briefings TBA

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Small Diameter Bomb (SDB) Increment II

• Current Funding

– DoN funding for SDB Increment II addresses:

• Analysis of technical solutions to Draft CDD Requirements

- Multi-Mode Seeker Solutions

- Datalink Solutions

• Pre-Integration Risk Reduction

- Aircraft Compatibility

- Shipboard Suitability

– DoN funding does not support:

• Joint USN/USAF Development Participation

• DoN Aircraft Integration

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Dual Mode Weapon

• Requirement

– Time Sensitive Targeting

– Mission Flexibility

• Capability Assessment

– Raytheon / Lockheed Martin Demonstration

• Dual mode LGB drops to be accomplished 1st/2nd Qtr FY05

– Boeing demonstration

• Navy/AF requirements and procurement strategy discussions underway

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Multi Purpose Bomb Rack

MPBR

Life Cycle Cost$1,173M

Life Cycle Cost $476M

COST AVOIDANCE $697M

BRU-55

BRU-41

BRU-42

BRU-33

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Advanced Anti-radiation Guided Missile (AARGM)

• COUNTER SHUTDOWN ACTIVE MILLIMETER WAVE GUIDANCE

• EXPANDED THREAT COVERAGE– ENHANCED ANTI-RADIATION HOMING RECEIVER

• NETTED TARGETING– REAL-TIME INTEL FEED VIA INTEGRATED

BROADCAST SYSTEM PRIOR TO LAUNCH– WEAPON IMPACT ASSESSMENT TRANSMITTED

PRIOR TO DETONATION• GEOSPECIFICITY

– GPS/POINT-TO-POINT WEAPON– IMPACT AVOIDANCE ZONES/MISSILE IMPACT

ZONES • MULTI-SPECTRAL GUIDANCE

– ARH, MMW, GPS

Missions and Requirements

FY 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10

DT B1

OA

LRIP

SCHEDULE

MS BSDR PDR CDR

OT IIB

MS C

FRPIOCFRP

DT B2

Acquisition Strategy• ACAT IC SD&D PROGRAM• CPIF CONTRACT AWARDED 19 JUNE 2003 TO ATK

MISSILE SYSTEMS CO, WOODLAND HILLS, CA• BASELINE SDD PLATFORM F/A-18 C/D• PARALLEL PATH F/A-18 E/F AND EA-18G• TOTAL PRODUCTION QUANTITY - 1750 • (RELATED PR07 ISSUES NOT INCLUDED BELOW:

JMPS UPC, IM WARHEAD AND ROCKET MOTOR)

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Joint Common Missile

BASIC HELLFIRE

INTERIM HELLFIRE

LONGBOW HELLFIRE

HELLFIRE II

TOW 2A

MAVERICK

BRIMSTONE

Max Diameter W/Wings: 12.8 InchesMax Length: 70 InchesMax Weight: 108 LbsWarhead/Payload: Multi-Purpose Tandem Warhead; Shaped Charge Penetrating, Blast-fragmentation

Max Diameter W/Wings: 12.8 InchesMax Length: 70 InchesMax Weight: 108 LbsWarhead/Payload: Multi-Purpose Tandem Warhead; Shaped Charge Penetrating, Blast-fragmentation

JOINT COMMON MISSILE

STATUS & ISSUESMISSIONS & REQUIREMENTS

• PHASE: SD&D INCREMENT 1 PHASE 1 (RISKREDUCTION PHASE)

• FY05 INVENTORY/OBJECTIVE: 0 / 33,000

• NEXT MAJOR MILESTONE: MS C, 3QFY08• ISSUES: Technical Risks To Be Assessed At The

Conclusion Of Phase 1

• PROVIDES ROTARY/FIXED WING AIRCRAFT ENHANCED TARGETING CAPABILITIES, INCREASED LETHALITY, AND EXTENDED RANGE, IN BOTH FIRE-AND-FORGET AND PRECISION POINT TARGETING MODES, AGAINST MOVING AND SHORT DWELL RE-LOCATABLE TARGET SET IN ADVERSE WEATHER AND OBSCURED BATTLEFIELD CONDITIONS

- MULTI-MODE SEEKER (IIR, SAL, MMW)

- LOCK ON BEFORE LAUNCH & LOCK ON AFTER LAUNCH

• ARMY – LEAD, COPERATIVE PROGAM WITH UK

• IOC’S:

- AH-1Z & F/A-18E/F: 4QFY09

- MH-60R: 4QFY10

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Medium Range Air-to-Air MissilesAIM-120 AMRAAM & AIM/RIM-7 SPARROW

MISSIONS & REQUIREMENTS MISSION: MEDIUM RANGE AIR DOMINANCEAIM-120 AMRAAM• AIR AND SURFACE LAUNCH / ALL ASPECT LOOK-DOWN,

SHOOT-DOWN ACTIVE RADAR MISSILE• LAUNCH AND LEAVE / MULTIPLE & CLUSTERED TARGETS• EXPANDED NO-ESCAPE ZONES / ENHANCED ECCM• IN SERVICE WITH NATO AND OTHER U.S. ALLIESAIM-7 SPARROW• AIR & SURFACE LAUNCHED, SUPERSONIC MEDIUM RANGE, DAY,

NIGHT, ALL- WEATHER LOOK DOWN/SHOOT DOWN SEMI-ACTIVE RADAR MISSILE

• IN SERVICE WITH NATO AND OTHER U.S. ALLIES

PROGRAM STATUS & ISSUESAIM-120 AMRAAM• COMBAT PROVEN - COMBAT VICTORIES SCORED IN IRAQ (2),

BOSNIA (1) AND KOSOVO (6)• 4796 AMRAAMs SOLD TO INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS (28

COUNTRIES)• P3I PHASE III DT COMPLETE, P3I PHASE IV IN SDD PHASE• P3I PHASE 3 - CONTRACT AWARDED NOV 1998

NEXT GENERATION AMRAAM ON SCHEDULE AND BUDGET FOR CY 04 DELIVERIES

AIM-7 SPARROW• AIM-7M IOC 1982, RIM-7P 1991• OVER 15,000 IN SERVICE WORLD WIDE

AIM-120

AIM/RIM-7

Phase III - IOC FY 05 / Phase IV - IOC FY 08 +5 ROCKET MOTOR, IMPROVED WARHEAD+5 ROCKET MOTOR, IMPROVED WARHEAD

AIM-7 retires 2010, RIM-7 remains in US Surface Navy service until 2017

AIM-7M / RIM-7P

AIM-120C

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Short Range Air-to-air MissileAIM-9 Sidewinder

MISSIONS & REQUIREMENTSAIM-9X: THE NEXT GENERATION SIDEWINDER• 5TH GENERATION INFRARED STARING FOCAL PLANE ARR

TECHNOLOGYAY

-18E/F,

• NEAR BEYOND AND WITHIN VISUAL RANGE COMBAT• EXTREMELY MANEUVERABLE HIGH OFF BORESIGHT • F/A-18C/D, F-15C/D BASELINE PLATFORMS WITH F/A

F-15E, F-16, F/A-22, F/A-35 ON THE HORIZONAIM-9M: LEGACY SIDEWINDER• COMBAT-PROVEN LAUNCH AND LEAVE• EMPLOYED BY ALL U.S. TACTICAL FIGHTER / ATTACK AIRCRAFT• IN SERVICE WITH NATO AND OTHER U.S. ALLIES

PROGRAM STATUS & ISSUESAIM-9X:• JOINT SERVICE ACAT 1C PROGRAM (NAVY LEAD)• OPEVAL COMPLETED 29 AUGUST 2003• IN 4th YEAR OF PRODUCTION• INITIAL FIELDING TO USAF, USMC, USN IS COMPLETE• MS-III FULL RATE DECISION FY04AIM-9M:• IN SERVICE SINCE 1986• OVER 9,000 IN SERVICE WORLD WIDE• TACTICAL MISSILE PROGRAM

REFURBISH / UPGRADE BUY OF MISSILES IN US INVENTORY

AIM-9X

AIM-9M

LRIP 1 AWARDLRIP 2 AWARD

LRIP 3 AWARD

LRIP 4 AWARDLOT 5 AWARD

LOT 6 AWARD

LOT 7 AWARD

AIM-9X

LOT 8 AWARD

9X MS IIIOBJECTIVE

9X MS IIITHRESHOLD

AIM-9M

9X IOC THRESHOLD9X IOC THRESHOLD

TOTAL AIM-9X BUY10,097

AIM-9M SUSTAINMENT …END OF SERVICE 2017

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Joint Unmanned Combat Air System (J-UCAS)

J-UCAS Navy Missions and Requirements

targeting for CSG and Joint Commander

Program Status• Joint Demonstration Program Started in FY04

– JUCAS Office (DARPA)– All AF and Navy funding consolidated– X-45 (Boeing) ; X-47 (NGC)– Common Operating System (COS) provides C4I and

control system commonality – Operational Assessment: Phase I FY07-09 (Strike);

Phase 2 – FY10-12 (CV ISR)

• CV based Navy UCAS– Complements manned Strike in conducting

Time Sensitive Operations• Persistent, penetrating ISR and strike capability

– Surveillance, reconnaissance, and precision

•SAR/GMTI, ESM, EO/IR, JDAM (desired)– Growth to full wep, Strike and SEAD capability

•Small Diameter Bomb, Adv HARM, etc– Multi-sensor precision targeting, precision

geo-location, battle damage assessment

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Joint Mission Planning System (JMPS)

MISSIONS & REQUIREMENTS

• CO-DEVELOPMENT EFFORT BETWEEN NAVY/MARINE CORPS, AIR FORCE, ARMY AND SOCOM TO DEVELOP MODERN TACTICAL MISSION PLANNING SYSTEM

• GOAL TO IMPROVE INTEROPERABILITY THROUGH EXTENSIVE MULTI-SERVICE COMMONALITY AND COE / JTA COMPLIANCE

• JMPS WILL EVENTUALLY REPLACE OVER A DOZEN LEGACY MISSION PLANNING SYSTEMS & PROVIDE MISSION PLANNING SUPPORT TO ALL DOD AVIATION PLATFORMS

• PLANS AND/OR DEVELOPMENT IN WORK TO SUPPORT NEW PLATFORMS AND WEAPONS INCLUDING JSF, MMA, UAVS, JASSM, JCM, AARGM AND SDB

PROGRAM STATUS AND ISSUES

• SCHEDULED TO IOC WITH NAVY/MARINE CORPS IN FY05, REPLACING TAMPS AND THE AV-8B MSS SUPPORTING F/A-18, E-2C, AV-8B, JSOW, JDAM, EGBU, SLAM-ER, AND HARM

• WILL SUPPORT V-22 AND EA-6B BEGINNING IN FY05

• CURRENT PROGRAM ISSUES: DEPENDENCY ON ROLL-OUT OF GCCS VERSION 4.X AGGRESSIVE SCHEDULE TO COMPLETE IN TIME TO SUPPORT

F/A-18 H2E + /19c SCS

SCHEDULE

MSCOAMSB

FISCAL YEAR 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05

QUARTER I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV I II III IV

MILESTONES

ACQ STRATEGY

DEMOS

DEVELOPMENT

TESTING

PRODUCTION

1.1 1.2.3

SEE THE WORLDTHROUGH THE FLEET’S EYES,AND MEASURE OUR SUCCESS

BY THEIR SUCCESS

SEE THE WORLDTHROUGH THE FLEET’S EYES,AND MEASURE OUR SUCCESS

BY THEIR SUCCESS