F-35 Lightning II EOTS Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control 2015 Supplier Summit TM

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1 F-35 Lightning II EOTS Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control 2015 Supplier Summit LOCKHEED CLEARED MARTIN FOR PROPRIETARY PUBLIC RELEASE INFORMATION TM

2 F-35 Lightning II Electro-Optical Targeting System (EOTS) TM

3 EOTS Functional Capability Air-to-Air Targeting Forward-Looking Infrared (FLIR) Infrared video imaging Automatic image track Laser range measurement Long-Range Infrared Search and Track (IRST) Automatic track-while-scan Single target track Air-to-Surface Targeting FLIR Infrared video imaging Angle cue and geolocation Automatic target search and cue Automatic image track Offset track Laser Designation and Ranging Laser Spot Tracker Automatic target search and cue TM L

4 EOTS Supports All Three Variants F-35A CTOL (U.S. Air Force) Test Flights at Edwards Air Force Base F-35C CV (U.S. Navy) First Steam Ingestion Catapult Launch F-35B STOVL (U.S. Marine Corps) First Flight at Eglin Air Force Base TM

5 Advanced Capability for Lethality and Survivability Faceted window for low-observable performance Compact, single-aperture design Lightweight (less than 200 lbs) Large, high-resolution focal plane array Multiple fields-of-view with digital zoom IRST and FLIR capabilities in a single package Automatic boresight and aircraft alignment Tactical and eye-safe laser Highly accurate geo-coordinate generation to meet strike requirements World s First and Only Targeting FLIR-IRST Sensor TM

6 EOTS Exploded View Sensor Assembly Fast Steering Mirror Laser Transmitter Processor/Mechanism ECA Power/Servo ECA FLIR Optics Assembly IDCA Optical Bed Assembly LORR Assembly Fiber Optic Cable LBEST Assembly Shroud Assembly Aircraft Interface Structure EMI Filter Assembly EMI Environmental Closeout Gimbal Assembly Window Assembly TM

7 EOTS Window Overview Faceted Window over Aperture Window in Aircraft Cover Assembly TM

8 F-35 EOTS Program Meeting Milestones and In Production Successfully employed Laser-Guided Bomb Unit-12 Weapons Drop Oct th System Delivery July 2013 Completed low-rate initial production Oct 2014 (LRIP) 6 deliveries Completed JDAM weapon drop Nov 2014 LRIP 7 (37 qty) and LRIP 8 (43 qty) Current LRIP 9 (70 qty) and LRIP 10 (81 qty) Awarded Meeting Commitments on Customer Major Milestones TM

9 F-35 EOTS Flight Test Imagery TM

10 Affordability Idea Generation Information needed for evaluation Investment Savings Cost to develop the idea Amount of savings? When are funds needed? When will the savings begin? Other Benefits Weight savings? Improved reliability? Reduced sustainment costs? Idea Generation How long will the savings continue? Targeted Lockheed Martin/supplier events in high cost areas Manufacturing process improvements Alternate/second sourcing Tooling/testing enhancements Design changes Discuss Your Cost Saving Ideas with Lockheed Martin TM

11 What Can Be Funded Opportunities Design changes Tool improvements Technology changes Re-architecting the supply chain Lean processes Changes in material flow Changes in factory layout Automation Supplier long term agreements Bring on lower-cost supplier Cannot Fund Capital equipment ManTech Research and development/ follow-on development Lockheed Martin Can Help with Idea Generation/Evaluation TM

12 Reliability, Maintainability and Availability Improvement Program There are three tasks associated with this program 1. R&M program administration 2. Idea generation and triage 3. Business case analysis Start-Up funding is via LRIP 7 annualized sustainment CLIN 901 para The Contractor shall utilize existing decision support tools to facilitate the evaluation and implementation of alternative actions including the initiation of new/revised air system product designs that incorporate R&M/PHM improvements, manufacturing changes, training updates, sustainment process and performance-based logistics improvements TM

13 F-35 EOTS Affordability Initiatives TM

14 F-35 EOTS Customer-Funded Initiatives Focal Plane Array (FPA)/Integrated Detector Cooler (IDC) Producibility AFRL/Office of Naval Research (ONR) ManTech Improve InSb FPA processes and automate IDC manufacturing techniques to reduce variability, rework and scrap Beryllium Aluminum Castings Affordability Initiative Develop and qualify two EOTS BeAl castings to reduce cost and lead time Second Source Slip Ring Affordability Initiative Develop and qualify a second source for the gimbal assembly slip ring to reduce cost and lead time Automated Inspection of Optical Panels ONR ManTech Automate and standardize inspection process, lowering costs and producing repeatable results Reduced Height Laser Affordability Initiative (new) Develop and qualify reduced height laser to enhance capability, improve reliability and reduce weight $220 Million Projected Savings to F-35 Program TM

15 F-35 EOTS Supply Chain Focus Areas F-35 EOTS supply chain is expected to meet affordability targets without exception F-35 EOTS supply chain is expected to meet hardware delivery commitments F-35 EOTS supply chain is expected to deliver hardware that meets the quality requirements of the program and to be reliable in the field TM

16 Summary Affordability Affordability funding is available to reduce supplier cost Lockheed Martin will enable idea generation/evaluation Discuss your cost savings ideas with your IPT or Affordability representatives Reliability and Maintainability Improvement Program Per direction, the F-35 Program now has a funded Reliability, Maintainability and Availability Improvement program We are seeking a full spectrum of improvement opportunities The Suggestion Box is open F-35 EOTS supply chain investments are required to facilitize, modernize and optimize future high rate production TM

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