NAVAL AVIATION: NOW AND IN THE FUTURE Presented to: Presented by: 29 June 2011 NAVAL AVIATION MAINTENANCE PROFESSIONAL SYMPOSIUM VADM DAVID ARCHITZEL COMMANDER, NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMAND NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 1
NAVAL AVIATION FIRSTS Navy s First Aircraft Carrier 20 March 1922 Naval Aviation s First Fighter Ace 24 Sept. 1918 Birthday of Marine Corps Aviation 22 May 1912 LAKEHURST NAWC AIRCRAFT DIV First Combat Flight The Navy's First Aircraft 24 April 1914 1 July 1911 First Successful Hydroaeroplane Flight 26 Jan. 1911 Birthday of Naval Aviation 8 May 1911 VSTOL TacAir is Introduced Into Marine Corps; 27 Jan. 1971 First Shipboard Aircraft Landing 18 Jan. 1911 NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited First Arrested Landing on board a U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier 26 Oct. 1922 2
NAVAL AVIATION THROUGHOUT THE YEARS WORLD WAR I 10 November 1917: Curtiss delivers the Navy s first flying bomb, capable of carrying 1,000 lbs of explosive 50 miles automatically 1920s AND 1930s 22 January 1931: Navy orders first autogyro, the XOP-1, forerunner of the modern day helicopter VIETNAM AND THE COLD WAR September 1974: F-14 Tomcat, the first Navy aircraft with variable swept wings, enters service WORLD WAR II 7 August 1941: Bureau of Aeronautics issues first plan for installing radar on U.S. naval aircraft AFGHANISTAN AND IRAQ September 2009: MQ-8 Fire scout unmanned aerial vehicle deploys for first time NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited THE GULF WAR 19 March 1989: The prototype of the V-22 Osprey tilt rotor aircraft makes its first flight in Arlington, Texas 3 KOREA AND THE 1950s 25 April 1959: The Bullpup, the first mass-produced air-to-surface missile, is deployed overseas
NAVY: A GLOBAL FORCE FOR GOOD MARINE CORPS: AMERICA S EXPEDITIONARY FORCEFORCE-IN IN--READINESS NAVY & MARINE CORPS CURRENT OPERATIONAL AREAS NAVAL INSTALLATIONS WHIDBEY ISLAND BREMENTON SAN DIEGO EVERETT PENSACOLA HAWAII ROTA NORFOLK / VIRGINIA BEACH CHERRY POINT MIRAMAR YUMA MAYPORT JACKSONVILLE BAHRAIN OKINAWA GUAM DIEGO GARCIA NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 4
NAVAIR VISION Red signifies Marine Corps Blue signifies Navy SAILORS AND MARINES ARMED WITH CONFIDENCE BECAUSE WE DEVELOP, DELIVER, AND SUSTAIN AIRCRAFT, WEAPONS, AND SYSTEMS, ON TIME AND ON COST WITH PROVEN CAPABILITY AND RELIABILITY SO THEY SUCCEED IN EVERY MISSION AND RETURN SAFELY HOME NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 5
NAVAIR COMMANDER S INTENT PRIMARY FOCUS AREAS DELIVER INTEGRATED WARFIGHTING CAPABILITIES INTEGRATE CAPABILITIES PRIOR TO DELIVERY REDUCE ACQUISITION CYCLE TIME AND TOTAL OWNERSHIP COST SPEED TO THE FLEET COMPLEXITY VS. CAPABILITY OPERATIONS & SUSTAINMENT ESTABLISH LONG- RANGE WORKFORCE STRATEGY DEPTH, BREADTH, AND EXPERIENCE IN KEY SKILL AREAS QUALITY, NOT JUST QUANITY EMPLOY AND UTILIZE THE RIGHT SKILL-SETS BUSINESS PARTNERSHIP WITH INDUSTRY NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 6
CURRENT CAPABILITIES MH-60R/S UH-1Y EA-18G F/A-18E/F PGSS FIRE SCOUT MV-22 AH-1Z KC-130J ADMACS JPALS NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 7
FUTURE CAPABILITIES P-8A E-2D STUAS BAMS-D CARGO UNMANNED AIR SYSTEMS (USMC) CH-53K EMALS AAG UCAS-D F-35B/C NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 8
NAVAL AVIATION FY11 UCLASS BAMS KC-130J E-2D P-8 F-35B/C CH-53K UCAS(D) MQ-8B FIRE SCOUT V-22 MH-60 F/A-18 E/F/G AH-1Z UH-1Y CH-53D/E F/A-18 A-D E-2C R&D PRODUCTION O & S EA-6B E-6B AV-8B AH-1W CH-46E SH-60B/F UH-1N P-3 FY20 TBD? CH-53K BAMS MQ-8B FIRE SCOUT E-2D F-35B/C UCLASS EA-18G MH-60 AH-1Z P-8 UH-1Y KC-130J V-22 E-6B R&D PRODUCTION O O&S P-3 AV-8B CH-53D/E E-2C F/A-18C-F OUT OF INVENTORY AH-1W CH-46E EA-6B FA-18A/B SH-60B/F UH-1N TODAY: NEW PRODUCTS ARRIVING WHILE LEGACY SUSTAINMENT CONTINUES DYNAMIC AND COMPLEX BATTLESPACE ENVIRONMENT REQUIRES INTEGRATED AND INTEROPERABLE PLATFORMS, SENSORS, SYSTEMS, AND WEAPONS NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 9
TOTAL OWNERSHIP COST CHALLENGES FUTURE CAPABILITY CURRENT/FUTURE READINESS Development Production O&S 10% 46% 44% 1960-2008 1960-2008 2004-2010 +44% Average Cost Growth +35% Average Schedule Growth +31% Average O&S Costs + 8% Unit Cost Growth - 439 (-26%) Aircraft Lost (FY2003-FY2010) Aircraft - 2% Flight Hours - 2% SIGNIFICANT UPWARD PRESSURES ON TOTAL OWNERSHIP COSTS MATERIAL COST INCREASES LABOR COST INCREASES PENSION LIABILITY WEAPON SYSTEM COMPLEXITY NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 10
TOTAL OWNERSHIP COST (TOC) EXAMPLE PROGRAM TOTAL OWNERSHIP COST KEY COST DRIVERS ( OPPORTUNITIES ) 34 1.0 Mission Personnel MS B SAR-01 SAR-02 SAR-03 SAR-04 SAR-05 SAR-06 SAR-07 PRJ-X SAR-09 SAR-10 210 98 9 11 36 22 2.0 Unit Level Consumption 4.0 Depot Maintenance 5.0 Contractor Support 6.0 Sustaining Support 7.0 Indirect Support Should Cost Management PORTFOLIO VIEW (INTERDEPENDENCIES) NAE TOA OTHER* APN 1-4 RDT&E TOTAL * APN5-6, OM&N, Mil Pers '11 '12 '13 '14 '15 '16 '17 '18 '19 '20 '21 '22 '23 '24 '25 '26 '27 '28 '29 '30 '31 '32 '33 '34 '35 '36 '37 '38 '39 '40 R&D / PRODUCTION EXAMPLES CH-53K Cost E-2D Cost Schedule Schedule O&S EXAMPLES Fleet Readiness Center Efficiencies ($1.2B to date) V-22 Cost Per Hour Reduction ($1.8B across FYDP and $10B LCC) EA-18G Growler I-Level Future Readiness Initiative for ALQ-218 ($149M investment to develop elop Level el II capability reduces LCC by $1.17B) NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 11
Future of Naval Aviation Maintenance Take on the Naval Aviation Maintenance Challenge: The next bold initiative Continue to work efficiently Look at ways to cut costs Maintain and improve time on wing NAVAIR Instruction 4790.22B Streamlines the process Align Naval Aviation Maintenance similar to the Acquisition Integrated Product Team concept Integrates into System Engineering & Technical Process Develops Subject Matter Experts for each area of technical authority Design Interface and Maintenance Planning are essential for enhanced system supportability and product support Includes new acquisition and existing platforms(i.e. legacy sustainability) Helps reduce cost and encourages Speed to the Fleet 12
100 YEARS AND GOING STRONG CURTISS PUSHER NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 13
PERSISTENT GROUND SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 14
FIRE SCOUT NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 15
MV-22 NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 16
E-2D HAWKEYE NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 17
EMALS FIRST LAUNCH NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 18
UCAS FIRST LAUNCH NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 19
JSF NAVAIR Public Release 11-795; Approved for public release; distribution is limited 20