AVIATION ORDNANCE SYSPOSIUM July 1214,2005 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Title: AVIATION ORDNANCE SYSPOSIUM July 1214,2005


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AVIATION ORDNANCE SYSPOSIUM
July 12-14,2005

• Mr. O.J.Robinson
• CNAF Force Weapons Air/Ship IntegrationsFMP
  Manager
• CNAL N40C/CNAF N803A

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TOPICS-

• CVN 21
• PEO CARRIERS CV/N WEAPONS PROGRAMS
• CNAF CV/N WEAPONS PROGRAMS

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PEO AIRCRAFT CARRIERS CHARTER

• Responsible for the acquisition and development
  of Aircraft Carriers as well as modernizing and
  upgrading the present Carrier Fleet to support
  the Chief of Naval Operations Sea Power 21
  Concept.

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PEO CARRIER BILLET

• PEO Carrier Gun Boss-CDR Wayne Brovelli
• Advocate for the Fleet
• (PMS-312) ALL, in-service FMP Issues.
• (PMS 312) RCOH Issues.
• (PMS 312) Carrier New Construction Issues.
• (PMS 312/378) Shipboard Integration Issues.

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CNAF N803A BILLET

• Supports N80/N40C iso
• Budget POM year focus to define war fighting
  requirements and provide life cycle support for
  each T/M/S, functional areas and CVN development.
• Maintain awareness of readiness issues, future
  airframe capabilities and associated requirements
  from TYCOM perspective. Develop program roadmaps
  to ensure modernization and sustainment are
  supported.
• Build and support TPL. Identify key points for
  CNAF engagement to influence budget cycle.
  Specifically vulnerabilities, capability
  shortfalls, funding deficiencies, high interest
  items.
• Liaison with CFFC N8, OPNAV N70/78/43,
  NAVAIR/NAVSEA for POM PBBS, as appropriate

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CNAF N803A BILLET

• Supports N80/N40C iso
• Provide CNAF input of ICD, CDD, CPD as
  appropriate.
• Assist N8 in response to OPNAV/CFFC data calls
  for budget adjustment with war fighting impact.
• POC for community OAG/ESC and link to OPNAV for
  infrastructure/support tail.
• Engage NAVAIR, NAVSEA, ONR, etc to include fleet
  focus on ST for future programs
• TYCOM rep to Naval Capability Development Plan
  IPTs.

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CVN-21 LOOK-AHEAD

• ACAT 1D Program/12bil.
• 12 Ship Class, will replace ALL NIMITZ Carriers.
• 1st Ship Replaces, CVN-65, 2014, last Ship
  Replaces CVN-77, 2058.

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CVN-21 LOOK-AHEAD

• 2 Phase Approach
• Phase I Procures Basic Ship, Propulsion Plant
  and HME Systems.
• Phase II Integrates Ships Command Centers, AIMD
  Facilities.

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CVN-21 LOOK-AHEAD

• Advance Planning and Construction Contract Award
  1st QTR 04.
• Milestone B, April 04.
• Contract Award FY-07.
• Launch 2012.
• Deploys 2016.

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New Design Provides New Capability
New Propulsion/Electric Plant
Integrated Island
CVNX 1
Composite Mast with Clamp Antenna
Smaller Island Re-Positioned Aft Outboard
All Electric Aux Services
Brought Forward from CVNX 2
Zonal Electrical Distribution System
New Propulsion Plants
NEW
JPALS
KPP CVN 21 Sustained SGR Surge SGR Service Life
Allowance Interoperability Electrical
Capacity Manpower
Objective 220 310 7.5Wt /2.5 ft KG Attain all
IERs 3.0 X NIMITZ 900 reduction
Threshold 160 270 5Wt / 1.5 ft KG Attain
Critical IERs 2.5X NIMITZ 500 reduction
MFR/VSR
Improved Weapon Material Handling
Enlarged Flight Deck Footprint Pit Stop
Advanced Weapons Elevators
Heavy UNREP
Advanced Arresting Gear
Aircraft Elevators (3) Stbd Sponson Redesign
Hangar Bays (2)
Enhanced Flight Deck
ESSM
Dynamic Armor Protection
Underwater Protection
4 EMALS 4 CAT Unrestricted
Enhanced Ship Self Defense
Improved Survivability
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Enhanced Flight Deck
J-UCAS
F/A
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18F
F/A
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18E
EF
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18G
F
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35C
MH
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60R
E
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2C
F
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35B
F/A
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18F
F/A
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18E
EF
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18G
F
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35C
MH
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60R
E
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2C
F
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35B
MH
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60S
MH
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60S
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Improved Weapons Handling
Human Amplification Technology

• Improved Weapons Throughput/Sortie Generation
  Rate
• Reduced Manpower

Upper Stage Express Elevator
Weapons Handling Area
Upper Stage Elevator To Flight Deck
Ordnance Magazines
Advanced Weapons Elevators
02 Level Weapons Handling Area

• Improved Weapons Throughput/Sortie Generation
  Rate
• 70 Greater Weight Capacity
• 20 Larger Platform
• Reduced Manpower Maintenance

Lower Stage Elevator
Dedicated Weapons Handling Areas
Lower Stage Elevator from Magazines

• Improved Weapons Throughput/Sortie Generation
  Rate
• Reduced Manpower

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CVN-21 CHALLENGE

• 02 Level Handling Complex.
• Magazine to Aircraft Pylon flow paths.
• Weapons Elevators.
• SGR.

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CVN-21 CHALLENGE

• Magazine HVAC Improvements.
• Magazine Size/Lighting/Sprinklers.
• Technology Insertion verses WSESRB Approval.
• Reduce Manning.

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CVN-21 CHALLENGE

• HAT.
• 2015 Air Wing Integration.
• Design Reference Mission (DRM) verses Future
  Combat Loads verses adequate Stowage for 4 days
  of Surge Operations.

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Take Aways

• More capability and flexibility
• Workload and manpower reductions are critical
• New technologies will also improve Nimitz class

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SUMMARY

• CVN-21 Defense Departments largest Acquisition
  Program. LOVE IT or HATE IT, CVN-21 is
  coming with advance technology and procedural
  changes in the way were currently conducting
  ordnance and flight operations. Launch 2012,
  deploy 2016 timeframe.

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BACK UP SLIDES
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Manpower Reductions