Panel #39: Joint Service Panel Challenges and Impacts of the Sustained Austere Budget Environment Uncertain

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Panel #39: Joint Service Panel Uncertain 1

Panel #39: Joint Service Panel Overview: 0915-0930: Introductions and Opening Comments 0930-0945: Comments by Panel Member (USMC) 0945-1000: Comments by Panel Member (USAF) 1000-1005: Questions posed by Panel Chair to Panel Members 1005-1025: Questions posed by audience to Panel Members 1025-1030: Final comments by Panel Members 2

Opening Comments FY18 Budget: rebuild warfighting readiness and restore program balance Fix the holes created by previous budget cuts Assumptions were wrong. Since enactment of the BCA: The world has become more dangerous At the same time, the BCA, as intended, resulted in a smaller military However: training, maintenance, and modernization have been deferred Result: degraded warfighting readiness The Fix: 3-step process: Amend the 2017 budget The 2018 budget Develop new National Defense Strategy as the basis for the 2019 budget SECDEF to Congress: the BCA and sequestration have done more damage to our readiness than the enemies in the field. 3

Fiscal Year 2018 Budget Request, DoD Total: $639.1B $574.5B in the base budget $64.6 B in the Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO) budget $52B above the defense budget cap in the Budget and Control Act (BCA) of 2011. 4

Panel #39: Joint Service Panel U. S. Marine Corps, Mr. Ed Gardiner 5

Joint Service Panel SES Ed Gardiner Assistant Deputy Commandant Programs & Resources, Resources 2 June 2017 05/15/17 V2 Distribution Statement: LIMITED DISTRIBUTION // FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY // PRE-DECISIONAL NOT RELEASABLE UNDER FOIA. This document constitutes pre-decisional, deliberative opinion and recommendations. Not releasable under FOIA pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 552(b)(5).

Contributive Value of the Corps For ~ 8% of the Defense Budget*, we provide the Nation with: FY17 Presidential Budget Request* $523.9B * 25% of Active Infantry 21% battalions of Active Infantry battalions * 14% of Fighter/Attack 15% aircraft of Fighter/Attack aircraft * 18% of Artillery battalions 19% of Artillery battalions * 7 flexible and scalable Marine Expeditionary Units (MEUs) Other DOD 7 flexible and scalable Marine USMC Slice of FY17 DoD Budget Expeditionary deployed amphibious Units (MEUs) ships deployed on amphibious ships ~ 8% of the DoD Budget represents FY17 USMC Green dollars, Blue In Support of Green (BISOG) dollars (aviation programs) and other Navy dollars supporting the USMC (e.g. S2S Connector Programs, Navy Corpsman, Doctors and Chaplains, and the average annual cost to build amphibious war ships). *Not including $12B aviation (Blue in support of Green) For Official Use Only Total USMC FY17 Budget $23.4B Manpower O&M Equipment Infrastructure $14.3B (61%) $ 6.2B (27%) $ 1.9B ( 9%) $ 0.4B ( 3%) BISOG $ 11.2B (% of USMC obligation authority) *Data: PB-15 7

USMC Base Budget MilPers: $14.3B Basic Pay Housing Allowance $6,369M $2,068M FY17Base: $23.4B O&M: $6.2B Base Support $2,248M Operating Forces $769M Retired Pay Accrual $1,876M Field Logistics $947M Reserve Personnel $810M Subsistence $880M Allowances $376M Special Pays $90M PCS $433M 61% 27% Depot Maintenance $225M Prepositioning $85M Training $590M Recruiting/Advertising $166M Service Wide Support $536M Separation Pay $111M Other $104M Infrastructure: $472M Military Construction $426M Family Housing Operations Family Housing Construction Last Updated: RFC 19 January 2016 $34M $12M RDT&E: $787M 3%3 ACV $159M G/ATOR $84M Other RDT&E $544M For Official Use Only 6% FSRM $658M 3% Procurement: $1.6B Procurement of Ammunition, Navy & Marine Corps Procurement, Marine Corps $195M $1,363M 8

Current Environment Increasing Cost of Manpower Increasing Demands CY 2015 Dollars Year 2000 Year 2015 Basic Rifleman s Cost $2,390 $13,697 Night Vision Goggles not included Constrained Budget High Operational Demand SPMAGTFs, Iraq, Afghanistan, MEUs Enemy Threat capabilities Reagan era equipment set Only 7% of portfolio went toward modernization USMC Must Modernize & Add Capabilities C2 in a denied environment Protected mobility Long range precision fires Cyber For Official Use Only 9

Panel #39: Joint Service Panel Air Force, Brig Gen John Pletcher 10

Panel #39: Joint Service Panel Questions 11

Panel #39: Joint Service Panel THANK YOU! See you in Denver 12