COMPACFLT N4

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COMPACFLT N4
OIF Lessons Learned Fleet Quick Hits
RDML Michael S. Roesner
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OIF Lessons Learned Fleet Quick Hits
Quick Hits Lessons Learned

• ASDOF
• Expediting
• Bandwidth / ADP Vision
• Transportation / Material Pipeline Ownership
• Time Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD)
• Full Spectrum Logistics Support
• Numbers Matter
• FRP Surge / Remote Sustainment

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ASDOF
Quick Hits Lessons Learned

• ASDOF initiatives alive and well
• PAPA
• Postal
• Navy Cash
• Recent initiatives include Cleaning Consolidation
  and Medical Prime Vendor.
• Need to increase attention on Supply OPS.

Need to Refocus on ASDOF!
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Expediting
Quick Hits Lessons Learned

• Fragmented Ownership
• Functionally few steps in process.
• Operationally Pass through various support,
  transportation and Tycoms/Fleets.
• Ground Truth
• Too many fingers in the pie, at times hard to
  tell what the answer is.
• Need Single Umbrella across Functional/Operational
  Boundaries.

Desired End StateStreamlined process, manned
appropriately, TYCOM controlled
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Bandwidth/ADP
Quick Hits Lessons Learned

• Ensure LOG bandwidth requirements have adequate
  prioritization and representation.
• Factor available bandwidth into effective
  capability and labor savings of new systems.
• ADP Way Ahead
• Proceed with ENTCSS implementation with ERP as
  the ultimate desired end state.
• ENTCSS will eliminate afloat legacy systems.

Need Sponsorship for Bandwidth
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Transportation
Quick Hits Lessons Learned

• Transportation Chain Integration
• Synchronize Airlift with CLF

Align Metric to CLF Load Dates!
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Material Pipeline Ownership
Quick Hits Lessons Learned
Depot Overhaul
Storage
MPC
ATAC
Ship Supply/Maintenance
The only piece of the repair cycle that is Fleet
controlled!
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TPFDD FLOW
Quick Hits Lessons Learned

• OIF TPFDD force flow was not executed as planned.
  
• Long lead time to deploy forces provided
  components best sourcing opportunity.
• Future conflicts may not provide us with the
  luxury of time to deploy forces as we experienced
  during OIF.
• Access to Battle Space not Guaranteed.

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Full Spectrum Logistics Support
Quick Hits Lessons Learned

• Full Spectrum Logistics Support should be applied
  in future conflicts/non-traditional
  areas.establish off the shelf Log Plans.
• Planning cell inclusive of DLA, NAVSUP, FLEETS
  and TYCOMS to provide
• Mobile NOACTs
• ATACs
• MPCs
• Establish Inventories w/out footprintHULL Prime
  Vendor
• CNAPs aviation logistics support strategy for
  OIF was an overwhelming success!

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Numbers Matter
Quick Hits Lessons Learned

• Mission Area Synergies from multiple ARG/CVBG.
• Fully develop/exploit this technology to enable
  rapid logistics reconfiguration of future
  CSGs/ESGs.

Source of Data NALCOMIS
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FRP Surge/Remote Sustainment
Quick Hits Lessons Learned

• DLA Partnership
• Guam DDC signed Letter of Intent to assume
  physical distribution / MPC operations in CY-04.
• Sigonella positioning being enhanced.
• Singapore looking for DSCP to stand up HULL
  Prime Vendor, eliminate footprint
• Looking for future opportunities
• NAVSUP
• Traditional Support in Non-Traditional Areas to
  include LSC, ATAC, NOACT etc.
• Guam
• Mobile CapabilityPotential to team with ELSF
• Other Blue/Green Opportunities

• Sigonella

• Singapore

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FRP Surge/Remote Sustainment
Quick Hits Lessons Learned
GET READYSTAY READY
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FRP Surge/Remote Sustainment
Quick Hits Lessons Learned

• Stock Positioning
• Need to make sure material is positioned properly
  to enhance readiness and is maintained during
  IDTC. During both surge (IDRC) and sustainment
  operations.
• Dont Apply Lesson Learned to Yesterdays
  ConflictApply them to our Future Vision.