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New Directions for Defense Programs

Pacific Overview

Mr. Jeffrey Bloom Japan Program Director, Pacific Armaments Cooperation

Office of International Cooperation, OUSD (AT&L)

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The Future of the Asia- Pacific

"Let there be no doubt: in the Asia-Pacific in the 21st

century, the United States of America is all in."

“The United States is going to be a huge participant in both economic

and security issues in the Asia-Pacific region”

- U.S. President Obama

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• The US is at a “strategic turning point” after a decade of war.

• Fiscal challenges are a reality.

• The future Joint Force will be smaller and leaner, but more agile, flexible, and technologically advanced.

• To confront challenges and seize opportunities, US will invest in and focus on joint, multi-agency, and global partnerships.

US 21st Century Defense

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DoD Missions & Investment Priorities

On January 5, 2012, the Secretary of Defense released new strategic guidance. The following are the investment priorities

and DoD missions outlined for a 21st century defense.

•Counter Terrorism and Irregular Warfare • Global counter terrorism efforts will include mix of direct action and security force assistance •Build and sustain counter terrorism and irregular warfare capabilities

•Deter and Defeat Aggression •Forces will be capable of denying and defeating adversary large-scale operation in one region while also “denying objectives” of aggressor in second region. •Plan to operate with allied and coalition forces when possible

•Project Power Despite Anti-Access/Area Denial Challenges •To effectively project power in A2/AD environments, the US will invest in Joint Operational Access Concept, undersea capabilities, stealth bomber, missile defense, and space-based capabilities.

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DoD Missions & Investment Priorities

• Counter Weapons of Mass Destruction • Active “whole-of-government” effort prevent other countries efforts to

develop or use WMD. • Invest in capabilities to prevent threat.

• Operate Effectively in Cyberspace and Space • Establish relationships with domestic and international allies and partners to

acquire capabilities and technologies to prevent threats.

• Maintain a Safe, Secure, and Effective Nuclear Deterrent • US is committed to assure security of its allies and security partners. • US will explore options to achieve nuclear deterrence goals with smaller

nuclear force.

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DoD Missions & Investment Priorities

• Defend the Homeland and Provide Support to Civil Authorities

• Provide a Stabilizing Presence • US will continue deployments and training overseas, which builds alliance

cohesion & increases US influence. • Reduced resources will require innovative and creative solutions to maintain

interoperability and partner capacity.

• Conduct Stability and Counterinsurgency Operations • US forces will be prepared to conduct limited counterinsurgency and other

stability operations if required. • However, NO LONGER CONDUCT large-scale, prolonged stability operations.

• Conduct Humanitarian, Disaster Relief, and Other Ops

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USCENTCOM

USAFRICOM

•36 nations encompassing half the Earth’s surface

•Home to more than 50% of the world’s population

•World’s three largest economies

•Source of about one-third of U.S. trade

21st Century Defense In SECDEF’s 5 January 2012 new strategic guidance,

the US 21st Century Defense will emphasize the PACOM Area of Focus.

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Ally and Partner Relationships

South Korea

Japan

Thailand Philippines

Australia

Focus Area •Strengthen existing Alliances and leverage them to shape the environment for building multilateral relationships and a more effective presence.

•Enhance Alliances and partnerships to build capacity over the full spectrum of military activities.

• Promote military professionalism and enhance interoperability among Allies and partners to build trust and increase multilateral effectiveness.

PACOM Area of Focus

India

Singapore

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Summary of Armaments Cooperation in Asia Pacific

Australia Foreign Military Sales: C-17, F/A18 Superhornet, MH60R Seahawk

helicopters Defense Trade Cooperation Treaty 13th AUSMIN Defense Acquisition Committee (ADAC) – Apr 2012, San

Diego, CA

India Recent USD ATL visit Joint Technical Group (JTG) – Apr 2012, India

Korea Defense Technological & Industrial Cooperation Committee (DTICC)

Meeting – Dec 13, 2012 Defense Industry Consultative Committee (DICC) Meeting – 21 Oct 2011,

Seoul, ROK USD ATL Visit – Spring 2012

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Summary of Armaments Cooperation in Asia Pacific

Singapore Defense Cooperation Committee (DCC) – Oct 2011

Acquisition Reform USD ATL Visit – Spring 2012

Taiwan Defense Armaments Cooperation & Exchange (DAC&E) Forum held

December 2011 in Taiwan IEAs established with Navy and Army Looking to establish Engineer & Scientist Exchange Program Agreement OUSD (AT&L) IC has managed two FMS cases over the past several

years that provide technical assistance and training to the MND in logistics and acquisition management.

South East Asia

Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia

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Summary of Armaments Cooperation in Asia Pacific

JAPAN Japan Export Control Reform (3P’s Restrictions ) F-X Fighter Competition – F-35 selected Executive Level Systems & Technology Forum – May 2012

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