Naval Air Systems Command

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Naval Air Systems Command Outreach to
Industry Mr. Phil Zalesak Director Business
Development Office
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Key Points
NAVAIR is working closer with industry to exploit
existing technologies to support the
warfighter NAVAIR is co-developing technologies
with industry to support the warfighter NAVAIR
is making its laboratory and test capabilities
available to industry to develop, test and
demonstrate their products for the warfighter and
the world market NAVAIR is marketing its
technologies which may have commercial value to
industry
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NAVAIR Exploiting Existing Technology to Support
the Warfighter
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UK Industry Day British Industry-Government
Delegation
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UK Industry Day RADM Jeff Cook Vice Commander,
NAVAIR
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UK Industry Day RADM Enewold PEO(A)
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UK Industry Day Facilities Tour
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UK Industry Day Schmoozing
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CH-47 Helicopter
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Spin-In Technologies
Cranfield Aerospace, Ltd Motion Cueing G-Seats
for the US Army CH-47 Simulator
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NAVAIR Providing Capability to Industry to
Support the Warfighter and the Global Market
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NAVAIR Major Sites
Lakehurst, NJ Aircraft Division
China Lake, CA Weapons Division
Patuxent River, MD NAVAIR Headquarters Program
Executive Officers Aircraft Division
Point Mugu, CA Weapons Division
North Island, CA Naval Aviation Depot
(NADEP) Naval Air Technical Data
Engineering Service Command (NATEC)
Jacksonville, FL Naval Aviation Depot (NADEP)
Orlando, FL Training Systems Division
Cherry Point, NC Naval Aviation Depot (NADEP)
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Air Vehicle
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Flying Qualities
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Stability and Control
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Aircraft Launch and Recovery
TC-7 Steam Catapult
Test Catapult Complex
Arresting Gear
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Weapons Separation Characteristics
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In Flight Refueling Testing
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Air Vehicles/Materials Labs and Facilities
Adhesive Bonding Technology Lab
Landing Gear Composite
Surface Interactions
Organic Coatings
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Air Vehicle Test Analysis Capability
Facilities for Materials Analysis/Non-Destructive
Testing Failure analysis Engineering
investigations Composite repair Coating
evaluations
Facilities for Static, Fatigue and Environmental
Test on Structural elements Components
Major assemblies
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Static Radar Cross Section Measurements
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Dynamic Radar Cross SectionMeasurements
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External Load Validation
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IR Ground to Air Measurements
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Flight IR Measurement CapabilityATIMS IV / Tiger
Instrument pod for IR measurements of
Aircraft and backgrounds. IRCM flares
(single, multiple, combinations) Carried on
F-15, F-4, C-130, A-3 aircraft. Pod reversible
for all-aspect signature mapping.
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Ballistic Vulnerability - Live Fire Test
Facility Weapons Survivability Lab (WSL)
Navys only facility to conduct ballistic LFTE
on air vehiclesSupports Army, Air Force,
US/Foreign government and industry
Army/OSD Helo Live Fire Tests
F/A-18 Live Fire Tests
F-15 Joint Live Fire Tests

• Full range of threats including shoulder-fired
  missiles
• Airflow capable (up to 500 kts.) with simulated
  flight loads
• Aircraft subsystems/components, weapons,
  parachutes, stores

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Unmanned Air Vehicles
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Propulsion and Power
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Air Vehicle Engine Integration
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Hush House
F-18 High Power
Vector
F-14 After Burners
F-14 High Power
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X-32 On Hover Pit
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Propulsion Systems Evaluation Facility
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Helicopter Drive SystemTest Facility
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Rotor Spin Facility
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Fuels and Lubricants
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Avionics / Electronics Facilities
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"Tri-Center" Contribution to DoDEW Testing
Electronic Combat Simulation Evaluation Lab
ECSEL
Point
Mugu
ACETEF
Air Combat
Environment Test
Patuxent
River
Evaluation Facility
ECR
Electronic Combat
Range
China Lake
DEPLOYED
BENCH
A/C
DEV
CONCEPT
SYSTEM
OPERATIONAL
LEVEL
INSTALL
FLIGHT
DEMO /
SOFTWARE
TEST
TEST
TEST
TEST
BRASSBOARD
SUPPORT
time

• Three facilities support DoD EW Test Process
• ECSEL - Jx technique development, ISE for US and
  FMS EW Sys
• ACETEF - Installed Systems Testing, DT/OT, E3,
  Multi-sensor Stim
• ECR - Flight Test vs multi-spectral threat
  systems
• published June 1994 by DUSD (AT) to be used by
  all programs under PL103-160 (November 1993)
• and EW programs under DOTE oversight

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Electronic Combat Simulation Evaluation
Laboratory (ECSEL)
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Air Combat Environment Test Evaluation Facility
(ACETEF)
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Electronic Warfare Testing
F-14
F-18
H-60
AV-8B
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ACETEF Facilities
Electronic Warfare Integration System Test Lab

Manned Flight Simulator
Shielded Hangar

Large Anechoic Chamber
Warfare Simulation Lab

High Performance Computing
Threat Air Defense Lab
Operations Control Center
Comm , Nav, IFF Lab
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Integrated Capabilities to Support Program
Requirements
Installed System Test Facility
Simulation Facility
Open Air Range
ST Facility
WSSA/SSA
Common Simulation Stimulation Environment
Hardware-in-the-loop
To support Research and Development, Acquisition,
Test and Evaluation and Training for NCW
capabilities such as - C4ISR - Sensor Fusion -
Combat Identification - Third Party Targeting -
SoS Integration
GPS
Link 16
Link 4A/4C
Link 16
Link 11
Link 16
TV
EP-3E
GUARDRAIL
Link 11/16/4A
Cellular
Phone
AF Rivet Joint
EH-60
Cellular
Phone
Joint Service and Fleet Battle Experiments
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EW Flight Test Capabilities
Atlantic Test Range
EW Sensor Stimulation and Measurements
Bearing Accuracy
Time History
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Electronic Combat Range (ECR)
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Other Avionics Integration Tests
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Electromagnetic Environmental Effects
Electromagnetic compatibility Electromagnetic
transient effects Tempest/COMSEC
Electromagnetic Interference Bonding
Emission control (EMCON) EMC Safety-of-Flight
Test (SOFT) Hazards of electromagnetic radiation
to personnel (HERP) Hazards of electromagnetic
radiation to fuel (HERF)
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Lightning
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Electromagnetic Pulse Facility
Patriot EMP Test
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Shielded Hangar
Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Testing
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Precipitation Static
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Avionics/Mission and Sensors
Microwave Techniques Facility
Signal Processing Lab
Info Fusion Development Facility
Tactical Radar Lab
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Antenna Testing LaboratoryAutomated System
(ATLAS)

• In-Flight AntennaMeasurements
• 2 MHz to 18 GHz Free
• Space
• Pattern Measurements
• Referenced to Isotropic
• Automated
• Accurate
• Dedicated
• Unique Geographical
• Location
• Versatile

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Ship/Shore Electronics Systems
Direct Altitude Identity Readout Lab
Flight Area Control Surveillance Facility Test
Bed
LAMPS Indoor Antenna Test Range
Automatic Identification Lab (IFF)
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Communications and Electronic Systems Facilities
Combat Communications Lab
AEGIS
Advanced Information Technology
Special Operations Group
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Crew Systems
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Crew Station Technology Lab
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Ejection Tower
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Sled Tracks
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Thermophysiology Lab
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Horizontal Accelerator
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Night Vision Device Testing
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Weapons Facilities
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Radar Reflectivity Laboratories
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Propulsion Research Facility
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Plume Measurement Facility
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Missile Engagement Simulation Arena (MESA)
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Aircraft Stores Certification Test Facility
Firing Tunnel Mass Properties Laboratory
Indoor Ground Ejection Facility Rocket Test
Stand Ordnance Electrical System Laboratory
Aircraft Armament System Simulations
Engineering Test Station Ballistics laboratory
Ordnance Film Analysis Laboratory
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Stores
Mass Properties Laboratory
Indoor Ground Ejection Facility
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Rocket Stand
H-60 Hellfire
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Aircraft Launch Recovery Support Equipment
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Jet Blast Deflector
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Test Catapult Complex
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Cable Shop
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Deadload
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Tracks Station at Jet Car Test Site
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Barricade Test
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Support Equipment Expertise
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Training Systems
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NAVAIR Training Systems Professionals

• Subject Matter Experts
• Aviators Naval Flight Officers
• Naval Flight Officers
• Ground Support Experts
• Instructional Systems Designers
• Visual Systems Engineers
• Research Psychologists
• Electronics Engineers
• Facilities Engineers
• Software Engineers
• Systems Engineers
• Physiologists
• Logisticians

Serving the Needs of Naval Aviation for the
Present and the Future
Well Educated - Highly Experienced
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Air Systems Trainers
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Ground Systems Trainers
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Surface Systems Trainers
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Systems Engineering
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F/A-18 Weapon System Support Activities (WSSA)
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Avionics Maritime Surveillance Support
Facilities
Intermediate Maintenance Lab
S-3 System Readiness Facility
Maritime Surveillance Aircraft Software Production
Facility (MSA-SPF)
P-3C Hardware Integration Center
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Eurofighter 2000

• Digital Flight Control System

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F-14
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Systems Integration
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Test Wing Aircraft - East Coast - West Coast
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Strike
T-45
F-18E

• F/A-18

EA-6B
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Rotary Wing
H-60
V-22
AH-1Z
H-53
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Force
S-3
P-3
E-2C
E-6
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Test Pilot School Aircraft
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Naval Aircraft Test Wing Pacific
AH-1W
Cobra Helicopter
AV-8B Harrier
QF-4N/S Phantom II
F/A-18
F-14 Tomcat
NP-3D Orion
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Test Article Preparation
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Instrumentation
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Fabrication
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Composite Fabrication Modifications
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Rapid Prototyping
P-3 OTH Antenna Installation
OH-1 IR Suppression Installation

• SH-60 MAD Mounting Assembly

AH-1 Fuel Tank
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Ranges Provide

• Full spectrum RDTE facilities
• Large areas to test live munitions
• Geography to support Navy missions for
  operational realism
• Cost effective facilities sized to ensure best
  value to our customers

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East Coast
Chesapeake and Atlantic Test Range (ATR)
Chesapeake Test Range Restricted Airspace
R-4002 R-4005
R-4006 R-6609 Hannibal and Tangier
Island Hooper Targets Target R-4007a
R-4008 R-6604 NAS Patuxent river Wallops
Flight Facility
Atlantic Test Range Sea Range 18,000 sq. miles
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Restricted Air Space
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Regional Warning Area
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West Coast TE Compatibility
Pacific Ranges and Facilities Land and Sea Range
Restricted Airspace R-2508 - 20,000 sq.
miles R-2505 Land Range R-2524 Electronic
combat Range IR-200 Special zone extending from
the Sea Range through the Land Range and onto the
Utah Test and Training Range (Fallon, Nevada) Sea
Range 36,000 sq. miles San Nicolas Island
(Government owned) Off Shore Islands
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Land Ranges
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Electronic Combat Range (ECR)
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Target Systems
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Targets in Support ofSensor Testing
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NAVAIR NCW RDTE Network
AWL - Advanced Weapons Laboratory ACETEF - Air
Combat Environment Test Evaluation
Facility IBAR - Integrated Battlespace ARena AIP
- Anti Surface Warfare Improvement Program WSIC
- Weapons System Integration Center ATR -
Atlantic Test Range
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NAVAL AIR DEPOTS 10 AIRCRAFT, 15 ENGINES,
2,594 COMPONENTS EVERY SINGLE WEEK
CHERRY POINT ROTARY WING / VSTOL
NORTH ISLAND FIXED WING WEST COAST
JACKSONVILLE FIXED WING EAST COAST

• AIRCRAFT ENGINE
• REWORK REWORK
• E-2 F/A-18 LM2500
• C-2 S-3
• COMPONENT REPAIR
• CATE
• INSTRUMENTS
• COMM / IFF
• NAV / ELEC
• RADAR
• CSD / ROTATING ELEC
• REGIONAL CAL LAB
• TECHNOLOGY
• COMPOSITE REPAIR
• BERINGS
• CALIBRATION
• HYDRAULICS

• AIRCRAFT ENGINE
• REWORK REWORK
• AV-8B H-53 T58 F402
• H-46 T76 T64
• T400 J79
• COMPONENT REPAIR
• DYNAMIC COMPONENTS
• ROTOR BLADES
• PROPS
• BLADES / VANES
• APU / GTC
• PNEUMATICS
• NON-AVIONICS SPT EQUIP
• TECHNOLOGY
• VERTICAL FLIGHT
• FCIM
• UAV / RPV

• AIRCRAFT ENGINE
• REWORK REWORK
• P-3 F-14 J52 TF34
• EA-6B F404
• COMPONENT REPAIR
• ELECTRO-OPTICS
• ASW SYSTEMS
• RACKS / LAUNCHERS
• AIR REFUELING STORES
• ELECTORNIC WARFARE
• REGIONAL CAL LAB
• TECHNOLOGY
• EO / EW
• ENVIRONMENTAL

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Products Services At A Glance
AIRCRAFT DIVISION
WEAPONS DIVISION
DEPOTS
TRAINING SYSTEMS DIVISION

• AIRCRAFT LAUNCH RECOVERY EQUIPMENT
• AIRCRAFT RDTE
• MODELING AND SIMULATION
• AIR VEHICLES, MANNED UNMANNED
• AIRCREW EQUIPMENT LIFE SUPPORT
• AIRBORNE SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS
• AIR ASW SYSTEMS SENSORS
• C41 SYSTEMS TEST EVALUATION
• AIR VEHICLE PROPULSION
• AVIATION SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
• HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING
• TEST PILOT TRAINING
• AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
• AIRCRAFT INSTALLED SYSTEMS TESTING UTILIZING BOTH
  SIMULATED AND IN-FLIGHT ENVIRONMENTS
• AIRCRAFT FLIGHT TESTING AND TEST RANGES
• IN-SERVICE ENGINEERING, ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT
  AND ILS
• ATE AND AVIONIC EQUIPMENT EVALUATION

• AIRCRAFT ARMAMENT SYSTEMS / EQUIPMENT
• AERIAL TARGETS AND SIMULATORS
• TARGET / THREAT SIMULATOR DEVELOPMENT
• MISSILE SUBSYSTEMS RD AND IN-SERVICE
  ENGINEERING
• AIRBORNE WEAPONS TE
• AIR / SEA RANGE
• WEAPONS MODELING AND ANALYSIS
• WEAPONS SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
• AIRCRAFT / MISSILE SURVIVABILITY TESTING
• ELECTRONIC WARFARE RANGES, RD AND IN-SERVICE
  ENGINEERING
• COMBAT AND COMBAT CONTROL SYSTEMS RD

• NORTH ISLAND, CA
• AIRCRAFT E-2, F/A-18, C-2, S-3
• ENGINES LM2500
• COMPONENT REPAIR INSTRUMENTS, COMMUNICATION /
  NAVIGATION, RADAR
• TECHNOLOGIES COMPOSITE REPAIR, BEARINGS,
  CALIBRATION, HYDRAULICS, COMMON ATE
• JACKSONVILLE, FL
• AIRCRAFT P-3, F-14, EA-6B
• F/A-18, H-60 IMC, ISR AND MOD
• ENGINES J52, TF34 NAVY AND USAF, F404, F1D2
  USAF, F414
• COMPONENT REPAIR ELECTRO-OPTICS, ASW SYSTEMS,
  LDG GR, ENG COMP, FUEL CONTROLS, RACKS /
  LAUNCHERS, COMPOSITE RTR., ELECTRONIC WARFARE,
  AIR REFUELING STORES
• TECHNOLOGIES EO / EW, ENVIRONMENTAL
• CHERRY POINT, NC
• AIRCRAFT AV-8B, H-53, H-46
• ENGINES T58, F402, T76, T64, T400, J79
• COMPONENT REPAIR DYNAMIC COMPONENTS, ROTOR
  BLADES, PROPS, PNEUMATICS, SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
• TECHNOLOGIES COMPOSITE REPAIR, VERTICAL FLIGHT,
  UAV / RPV
• NAPRA, JAPAN
• AIRCRAFT E-2, F/A-18, P-3, H-53, H-46, UH-1N,
  AH-1W, C-130, H-60
• WESTPAC COMPONENTS

• TRAINING SYSTEMS RDTE, ACQUISITION AND PRODUCT
  SUPPORT
• INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEMS DESIGN OF TRAINING SYSTEM
  REQUIREMENTS
• RESEARCH IN TECHNOLOGIES AND IMPROVED SIMULATION
  AND TRAINING METHODOLOGIES
• STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT FOR TRAINING SYSTEMS
• MULTIMEDIA TRAINING AIDS
• SIMULATION AND TRAINING TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
• CONTINUOUS LEARNING AND HUMAN PERFORMANCE
  SOLUTIONS

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Non-Naval Aviation Work
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Non-Naval Aviation Customers
US Army
US Air Force
US Coast Guard
Commercial
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International Programs
X-31 Aircraft
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Omega Air In-flight Refueling Project
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Omega Air In-flight Refueling Project
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Key Points
NAVAIR is working closer with industry to exploit
existing technologies to support the
warfighter NAVAIR is co-developing technologies
with industry to support the warfighter NAVAIR
is making its laboratory and test capabilities
available to industry to develop, test and
demonstrate their products for the warfighter and
the world market NAVAIR is marketing its
technologies which may have commercial value to
industry
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For Further Information
NAVAIR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICE 301-342-1133 bu
sdevteam_at_navair.navy.mil