NAVAIR THE WAY AHEAD MARITIME AVIATION REQUIREMENTS SUMMIT MARS 2003

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NAVAIR THE WAY AHEAD MARITIME AVIATION
REQUIREMENTS SUMMIT (MARS) 2003

• RADM BERT JOHNSTON
• ACTING COMMANDER, NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMAND
• 8 OCTOBER 2003

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WHY MARS 2003?

• TO EXAMINE EFFECTS OF DOD TRANSFORMATION
  OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM ON MARITIME AVIATIONS
  LONG-RANGE RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, PROCUREMENT
• TO FOCUS INDUSTRY INVESTMENTS MARKETING ON
  NEEDS OF MARITIME AVIATION WARRIOR
• TO INCREASE GOVERNMENTS UNDERSTANDING OF
  INDUSTRY CONCERNS, ON MEETING NAVY / MARINE CORPS
  REQUIREMENTS

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THE BUSINESS WE ARE IN . . .
. . . TO DEVELOP, ACQUIRE AND SUPPORT AIRCRAFT
AND RELATED SYSTEMS WHICHCAN BE OPERATED AND
SUSTAINED AT SEA . . . TO WORK WITH INDUSTRY ON
BEHALFOF THE USER TO DELIVER OURPRODUCTS AND
SERVICES
COMPARATIVE SCALING USS GEORGE WASHINGTON
(CVN-73)OVERLAID ON TYPICAL AIRFIELD
RUNWAY (12,000 FT.X150 FT)
OUR CORE FOCUSES ON WHERE WE ARE DIFFERENT
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THE NEED FOR TRANSFORMATION
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21ST CENTURY SECURITY ENVIRONMENT
THE ONLY CERTAINTY IS CHANGE . . .

• WE MUST CONTINUE TO DEVELOP SUSTAIN
  TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANTAGES, TO RESPOND TO
  UNPRECEDENTED CHALLENGES
• THIS COMPELS REGULAR RE-EVALUATION OF OUR DEFENSE
  POSTURE, IN LIGHT OF CURRENT EVENTS
• END OF COLD WAR
• WAR ON TERRORISM / WAR IN IRAQ
• WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION

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DOD RD AND PROCUREMENT BUDGET TRENDS
CONSTANT 2004
SOURCE NATIONAL DEFENSE BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR
FY04, OUSD (C), MAR 03
M
PROCUREMENT
RD
FISCAL YEAR
CAN THE BUDGET GROWTH BE SUSTAINED?
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SEA POWER 21NAVAL AVIATION CAPABILITIES

• SEA STRIKE
• TIME SENSITIVE STRIKE
• PERSISTENT ISR
• ELECTRONIC WARFARE / INFORMATION OPERATIONS
• SHIP-TO-OBJECTIVE MANEUVER
• COVERT STRIKE

• SEA SHIELD
• THEATER AIR MISSILE
• DEFENSE
• LITTORAL SEA CONTROL
• HOMELAND DEFENSE
• FORCE ENTRY ENABLING

• SEA BASING
• ACCELERATED DEPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT TIME
• ENHANCED SEA-BORNE
• POSITIONING OF JOINT ASSETS
• OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE POWERPROJECTION
• INTEGRATED JOINT LOGISTICS
• COMMAND AND CONTROL

NAVAL AVIATION CAPABILITIES
FORCENET
ACQUISITION LIFE CYCLE SUPPORT
WEAPONS
PLATFORMS
SENSORS
NETWORKS

• CVN 21
• AEA
• F/A-18C/D/E/F
• JSF
• UCAV-N

• E-2C ADV. HAWK.
• E-6B
• MMA
• MH-60R S

• JASSM
• JSOW,
• AARGM/QB
• JDAM/HART
• DAGR/LOGIR
• JCM

• AIM-120 AMRAAM
• P3I
• AIM-9X
• TOMAHAWK

• ATFLIR AESA
• PHASE II
• SHARP P3I
• AEA DIGITAL SYS
• MMA
• JMOD II

• SH-60R
• MMRS
• (SAR/PD)
• RMP P3I
• AQS-22

• WIDE BAND NETWORK
• LINK 16
• JSIP-N
• FOLLOW-ON

• CDL-N
• JMPS
• CEC / JCTN
• TBMCS
• JC-2, IT-21,NMCI

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CONTRACTOR INCENTIVES DO WE AGREE?
SOURCEADAPTED FROM BRIEF BY LOUISE FRANCESCONI,
VICE PRESIDENT OF RAYTHEON COMPANY, TO USAF-NDIA
AIR ARMAMENT SYMPOSIUM, 2 OCT 2003