F-35 Lightning II. 5 th Generation True Stealth for Korea From 2016 and Beyond

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1 F-35 Lightning II 5 th Generation True Stealth for Korea From 2016 and Beyond A B_1

2 The Evolving Threat... SA-10 SA-12 SA-20 HQ-9 Shipborne SAM Double Digit Surface-to-Air Missiles SD-10/PL-12 AA-11 ARCHER Meteor Air-to-Air Missiles AA-12 ADDER MIG-35 Su-30 J-10 Fighter Aircraft PAK-FA J-20 5 th Generation Aircraft Are Required To Survive in This Environment A B_2

3 F-35: Strategic, Proactive Deterrence For Korea Osan Kunsan Misawa Atsugi Iwakuni Kadena CVN CVN Hickam Singapore Tindal Amberly Williamtown The U.S. and Regional Allies Are Moving to 5 th Generation Fighter Forces USAF Only Acquiring 5 th Gen Fighters A Critical Force Structure Decision for Korea Affecting the Next 40 Years A B_3

4 VLO Stealth Must Be Designed In Large Capacity Internal Fuel Tanks CTOL STOVL CV 18,500 lbs 14,000 lbs 20,000 lbs Reduced Signature Nozzle Curved Diverterless Inlets, Buried Engine Aircraft Shaping and Edge Alignment Low Observable Seams, RAM Seals Low-Emission Radar and Avionics Weapons Carried Internally Embedded / Internal Antennas and Sensors Fundamental 5 th Gen Design Features Can Not Be Retrofitted A B_4

5 The F-35 Redefines Multirole Aircraft Air-to-Air 4 th Gen A B_5

6 The F-35 Redefines Multirole Aircraft Air-to-Air 5 th Gen A B_6

7 The F-35 Redefines Multirole Aircraft Air-to-Ground 4th Gen A B_7

8 The F-35 Redefines Multirole Aircraft Air-to-Ground 5th Gen A B_8

9 The F-35 Redefines Multirole Aircraft Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance Traditional Stand Off Assets A B_9

10 The F-35 Redefines Multirole Aircraft Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance Traditional Stand Off Assets with F-35 A B_10

11 Multirole Capability Air-to-Air F-35C Air-to-Surface F-35A Very Low Observable Stealth Fighter Performance Integrated Sensor Fusion Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance F-35B Electronic Attack Command and Control Net-Enabled Operations Advanced Sustainment F-35 Redefines Multirole Aircraft A B_11

12 Global Recapitalization/Force Multiplier CTOL CV STOVL Replace 7 Platforms Relevant Throughout Spectrum of Operations Perform New Missions A B_12

13 Targets Reached With No Exposure Relative Track Depth Relative Procurement Relative Loss/Exchange Ratio Relative Capability Relative Kills F-35 Combat Effectiveness Air-to-Air SEAD/DEAD Strike >6 Better >8 Better >8 Better th Gen F-35 4 th Gen F-35 4 th Gen F-35 IADS Survivability Better ISR Better Cost Same Price >4 > th Gen F-35 4 th Gen F-35 4 th Gen F-35 A B_13

14 Radar Cross-Section Testing Progress Highly Successful Ground Test Confirmed Accuracy of Signature Predictions Flight Test AF-3 Completed Required Compliance Testing VLO Signature Meeting or Exceeding Requirements A B_14

15 Overall Cumulative Flights Flight Test Update Planned Actuals 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2011 Exceeded 2010 Cumulative Plan Ahead of 2011 Plan A B_15

16 F-35 Master Schedule CY System Development and Demonstration CATB CTOL STOVL CV First Flights DT Flight Test CTOL STOVL CV Low-Rate Initial Production and Multiyear Procurement LRIP 1 (2) LRIP 2 (12) LRIP 3 (17) LRIP 4 (32) Planned Production Air Force 1,763 CTOL Dept of Navy 680 CV/STOVL International 800-1,500 LL LRIP 5 (32) Korea FX-III LRIP 6 (38) LRIP 7 (70) LRIP 8 (110) LRIP 9 (154) LRIP 10 (194) LRIP 11 (218) EOQ MULTI YEAR 1 F-35 Production Is Ideally Aligned With FX-III A B_16

17 F-35: 3 U.S. Services + 8 Partner Nations Canada (65) United States (2,443) United Kingdom (138) Australia (100) Netherlands (85) Turkey (100) Italy (69 CTOL 62 STOVL) Norway (56) Denmark (30)... and Growing With FMS Acquisitions A B_17

18 Summary Korea Is Faced With a Vast Array of Growing Threats Only 5th Gen Aircraft Can Provide the Capability Required The F-35 Program Is Re-Baselined and Ahead of Schedule F-35 Production Is Ideally Aligned With FX-III 5th Gen F-35A Lighting II Available, Affordable, True Stealth From 2016 A B_18