ASA(ALT)/AAE Perspective

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ASA(ALT)/AAE Perspective
FORCE PROJECTION SYMPOSIUM IV Deploying the
Objective Force
The Honorable Claude M. Bolton, Jr. Assistant
Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and
Technology) and Army Acquisition Executive May 6,
2003
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Trivia Question
What Was the Name of the First Army Vessel?
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The Answer
The Hannah
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Transforming the Way Soldiers Fight
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The Stryker Success Story
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Future Combat Systems (FCS) Development
? Manned Systems
Unmanned Payloads Unattended Ground
Sensors(157) Unattended Munitions -NLOS LS
(24) -Intelligent Munitions System
? Unmanned Aerial System
Class III/IVa (56)
Class I (54)
Class II
Tube-launched Small UAV
Class IVb
TUAV
? Unmanned Ground Vehicles
Infantry Carrier Veh.(84) Cmd Control Veh.(49)
Small UGV (81)
ARV-Assault
MULE (54)
ARV-Recon
ARV-A (Light) (18)
Reconnaissance and Surveillance(30)
Mounted Combat System(60)
Medical Treatment, Evacuation(29)
FCS Maintenance and Recovery Veh.
NLOS Cannon(18)
NLOS Mortar(24)
Total UA Platforms 294 Manned453 Unmanned 747
Spiral Forward Increment II UE
Total UA WT lt10 K STONS
Total Personnel 2,540
Derived From FCS ORD, 14 Apr 03 (Change 3)
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FCS Schedule and Funding
Initial Production Decision
Initial Operational Capability
Full Operational Capability
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System Development Demo
System Integr
System Demo
Initial Production
Deployment
Concept Tech Dev
Production Deployment
Lead Systems Integrator (LSI) Award
Full Rate Production Decision Review
Interim Progress Review





Critical Design Review
Preliminary Design Review
6.2/6.3/6.4
6.4/6.5
6.4/6.5/6.7/Procurement
Mission Needs Statement
Achieves IOC FY10 and FOC FY12
Operations Organization
Operational Requirements Document
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FCS Key Performance Parameters

• Joint Interoperability
• Networked Battle Command
• Networked Lethality
• Transportability
• Sustainability/Reliability
• Training
• Survivability

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FCS Key Performance Parameters
Transportability
Threshold The FCS Family of Systems (FoS) must
be transportable worldwide by air, sea, highway
and rail modes to support inter-theater
strategic deployment and intra-theater
operational maneuver.
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Logistics Transformation

• Enhance strategic mobility/deployability
• Optimize the logistics
  footprint
• Reduce cost of support while maintaining
  warfighting capability and readiness

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Strategic Mobility/Deployability
1 Brigade
Ports of Embarkation
96 Hours
1 Division
120 Hours
Joint/Coalition Area Of Operations

Ports of Debarkation
30 Days
5 Divisions
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Operational Distribution Vision
Precision Extended Glide Aerial Delivery System
(PEGASYS)
Theater Support Vessel (TSV)
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Tactical Distribution Vision
Future Tactical Truck System (FTTS)
Sustainment Modules
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