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1 Littoral Combat Ship Joint Meeting INTERNATIONAL HYDROFOIL SOCIETY SNAME Panel SD-5 Distribution Statement A: Approved for Public Release: Distribution is unlimited. This Brief is provided for Information only and does not constitute a commitment on behalf of the U.S. government to provide additional information and / or sale of the system. Pete Czapiewski NAVSEA 05D2/PMS 501SDM 23 Sept 2004
2 Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) Optimized for warfighting in the littoral Unique designs for unique environment Fast, maneuverable, shallow draft Targeted at critical capability gaps Reconfigurable single mission focus Mines, small fast surface craft, diesel submarines Modular open systems architecture Flexible system for dynamic battlespace Advanced unmanned air, surface, and underwater vehicles Onboard sensors, weapons, command & control USV UU V USV USV USV Anti-Access Patrol Boats Diesel / Electric Submarines RMS Mines Naval and Joint Force multiplier Operational flexibility for sea superiority and assured access Integral member of future surface combatant family of ships Fully netted with the battle force Built for the Network Age Slide 2
3 LCS Design Concept C4I Navigation Self Defense Radar Vehicle Control Maint & Support Core Capabilities Fast, Maneuverable, Shallow Draft Hull Total Ship Computing Environment Air & Watercraft Capability Core Systems Core Crew SEAFRAME Interface LCS VTUAV Radar Mission Systems Maint. & Support Fuel Mission Modules Mission Crew MIW MISSION PACKAGE Focused Capabilities MIW ASW SUW Slide 3
4 Flt 0 Requirements Process Developed during Preliminary Design PD Interim Requirements Document (IRD)/FLT 0 CDD Issue Papers Invoked in Final System Design Approved by Program Office with SEA 05 comments P-spec Developed during Final System Design Invoked in Detail Design Formal SEA 05 Approval OPNAVINST ABS NVR Specs & stds Build Spec Slide 4
5 Flt 0 Specific Characteristics Characteristics Threshold Objective Hull FLD (ft) Service Life (yrs) Mission Package Payload 1 (mt) 180 (105 Mission Package / 75 Mission Package 210 (130 Mission Package / 80 Mission Fuel) Package Fuel) Propulsion & Engineering Sprint FLD (kts) in SS Sprint Speed w/ payload (nm) Transit Speed w / Payload (nm) 18 kts 20 Aviation Support Aviation Capabilities Level I, Class I (1) MH-60 R/S and (3) RQ-8A VTUAVs Threshold=Objective Aircraft Launch/Recover SS4 best heading SS5 best heading Water Craft Support Mission Package Boat Type 11m RHIB 40ft High Speed Craft Watercraft Launch/Recover SS3 best heading in 45 min SS4 best heading in 15 min Logistics Endurance (Provisions) UNREP CONREP, VERTREP and RAS Threshold=Objective Core Crew Manning Crew Accomodations 75 Threshold=Objective Time for Mission Package Changeout (days) 4 1 Total Cost per Ship Seaframe ($M FY 05) Mission Packages ($M FY 05) Note: 1. Mission Package Payload = all non-core systems, vehicles, helicopters, ordnance, and associated personnel, equipment, and containers to perform focused littoral MIW, SUW, and ASW missions. Slide 5
6 ABS Rules/Classification LCS Flt 0 generally designed to ABS Naval Vessel Rules, with exceptions as specified in the P-spec (approved by both ABS and the technical warrant holders). ABS Classification required by contract for Flt 0 -ABS operates as an independent third party retained by the Shipbuilder for the purpose of delivering a class certificate with the finished ship LCS Flt 0 will be Classified with the following ABS notations: A1 (E) Naval Combatant AMS SFA(30) ACCU* NIBS R2-N FAS CONREP VERTREP ROTARY WING CPS* RES* *These notations To be incorporated into A1 (E) Naval Combatant Slide 6
7 LCS Flight 0 Today LOCKHEED MARTIN GENERAL DYNAMICS Gibbs & Cox Marinette Marine Bollinger Shipyards Bath Iron Works Austal BAE Systems CAE MAPC MIW MISSION PACKAGE (1) MH-60S 2 ALMDS 2 AQS-20A 2 AMNS 2 RAMICS 2 OASIS Sweep (1) MMUSV (2) RMS (3) BPAUV (3) SCULPIN EOD MIW Mission Package COBRA (3) VT-UAV Common Vehicles ASW MISSION PACKAGE (1) MH-60R Torpedo Sonar Sonobuoys (2) MMUSV (2) TOWED ARRAY (2) RMV TORPEDO COUNTERMEASURES MULTISTATIC SONOBUOYS ASW Mission Package ADS (3) VT-UAV Common Vehicles SUW MISSION PACKAGE MH-60R Armed Helo (2) MMUSV 30MM Gun Hellfire Missile Netfires SUW Mission Package (3) VT-UAV Common Vehicles Slide 7
8 Procurement LCS F 0 Integrated Schedule FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 Ship 1 R&D Ship 2 SCN Preliminary Design Final Design RFP Award Option Exercise Final Design (Ship 1) Option Exercise Detail Design & Construction Option Exercise (Ship 2) Ship 1 Delivery Ship 2 Delivery Flight 0 Design/Build (PB05) Ship 3 R&D Ship 4 SCN Final Design Detail Design & Construction Option Exercise (Ship 3) Option Exercise (Ship 4) Ship 3 Delivery Ship 4 Delivery PDRs Complete ICDR: September LM January - GD
9 Lockheed Martin (LM) Artist s Concept Slide 9
10 LM m Semi Planing Monohull Physical Characteristics Slide 10
11 LM Mission Capability RAM Block 1 SKWS Decoy Launcher 3D Multi Purpose Radar EOD and GFCS Medium Caliber Gun Torpedo Alert System COMBATSS 21 Command and Control System Multi-Purpose Sonar CORE SYSTEMS Self Defense: Mk 31 RAM Block 1, 3D Multi Purpose Volume Search Radar, Medium Caliber Gun, Towed Array Torpedo Alert System, EOD / Gun Fire Control System, SKWS Decoy Launcher System (SRBOC and LEADS), Multi Purpose Sonar Command and Control: COMBATSS 21, ICWS+, Squadron C2, SSDS C4I: EHF / UHF Satcom, VHF / UFH LOS, HF, CDL, LINK 16, INMARSAT Slide 11
12 LM Mission Support Hangar Can Accommodate Up to 2 Helos and 3 VTUAVs Drill Down to Components Specifications Naval Support.Com: LCS Support Supports L&R of RMVs and Boat Crews from Side Access Door TRIGON Handling System Easily Maneuvers All Aircraft Integrated Maintenance Manuals Overhead Handling System Provides Uninterrupted Transfer of Payloads At 45kts, LCS Turns in Only 4.6 Times Its Own Length 530m Human-Centric Environment Network-Centric Capability to Realize FORCEnet Accelerates 0 45kts in <2 Minutes Stops in two ship lengths at 30 kts Turns in one ship length at 7 kts Slide 12
13 General Dynamics (GD) Artist s Concept PR10C Slide 13
14 PRINCIPAL CHARACTERISTICS LOA m BOA 30.4 m Packaged Mission Capacity 210 MT PROPULSION & ELECTRICAL CODAG Gas Turbines 2 Diesels 2 Waterjets 4 Retractable Azi Thrusters 2 Diesel Generators 4 AVIATION FACILITIES Hangar for Flight Deck Area for 2 H 60 2 H 60 or 1 H 53 SPRINT SPEED 47 Kts Fully Loaded with Fuel and Mission Packages with Sea Margin 50 + Kts Light Load with Core Mission Systems PR02J Slide 14
15 GD Mission Capability Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM) JTIDS UHF, VHF Comms Infrared Comms (P&S) HF HF UHF SATCOM SHF SATCOM (2 nd unit opposite) Mast Assembly & Sensors ESM TCDL (AN / SQR 4) Optical Sight Sea Giraffe VHF SINCGARS UHF SATCOM Navigation Radar CCTV Searchlight INMARSAT C Large Flight Deck Accommodates Two H 60 Helicopters or One H 53 Hangar Area for Two H 60 Helicopters Medium Caliber Watercraft Launch and Recovery Mine Detection Sonar Surface Ship Defense (SSTD) System 50 Cal Guns (P&S) ROSAM Nulka Decoy Launching System (P&S) Super Rapid Bloom Offboard Countermeasures (SRBOC) Chaff & Decoy Launching System (P&S) 50 Cal Guns (P&S) PR04I Slide 15
16 GD Mission Support PR03H Slide 16
17 LCS Acquisition Strategy Evolutionary acquisition leveraging wide industry involvement Flight 0 reducing risk and delivering immediate warfighting capabilities Flight 1 optimizes seaframe for critical capability gap Flight 1+ spiral development responds to threat and technology developments Mission package development and procurement decoupled from seaframe Spiral Α harvesting existing programs of record the art of the certain Spiral Β coordinates developmental systems the art of the probable Spiral γ sets science and technology goals the art of the possible FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 Flight 0 Concept Studies Concept Studies Concept Studies Concept Studies Concept Studies Concept Studies Prelim Design Final Design Detail Design & Construction Prelim Design Final Design Detail Design & Construction Prelim Design Surrogate Experimentation Prelim Design Prelim Design Final Design Detail Design & Construction Prelim Design Flight 1 Seaframes Mission Packages = MIW Package = ASW Package = SUW Package Slide 17
18 LCS Today Approved ACAT ID acquisition program ~ $1B under contract for Final Design / Detailed Design & Construction Final Design Underway for two different Flight 0 Ships Cut Steel / Aluminum in four months First ship in the water December 2007 Spiral alpha Mission Module composition solid Procurement begins in October Interface development ongoing through joint Industry / Government Integration Team Flight 1 Capabilities Document (CDD) development started... In Less Than Two Years from Program Start Slide 18
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