AUSA TACTICAL MISSILES CONFERENCE

AUSA TACTICAL MISSILES

CONFERENCE

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Any Warfighter – Anywhere – All the Time… UNCLASSIFIED 2

Missiles

Rockets

Test Sets

AN/AVM-101A

TSGMS

Launcher

Test

Station

Longbow HELLFIRE

(MMW)

M260/M261Rocket Launchers

2.75-inch Hydra Rocket System

M279 Launcher

M299 Launcher

M272 Launcher

Fixed Wing

Launcher

Semi-Active

Laser HELLFIRE (SAL)

Small Guided Munitions

Joint Air-to-Ground Missile

Viper

Strike

Launchers

SALSTSMHUTS

Griffin

JAMS FAMILY OF PRODUCTS

Quad-Rail

(M299A1)

Dual-Rail

(M310A1)

UAS

(M801)

HELLFIRE VariantsF - A - K - N - M


Aviation and Missile

Weapon System Technology

for Swift Decisive Victory

Without Casualties

JAMS STRATEGIC DIRECTION

Purpose

Values

Mission

VisionWhy we exist?

Who we are.

How we will accomplish

our Purpose & Vision.

The standards by which

we will stay true to our

purpose & mission.

What we want to

accomplish?

Rapidly provide the Joint Warfighter

with the right air to ground weapon

systems to dominate enemy forces

on the battlefield.

Build a high

performance joint

project team that excels

in all

we do.

LEADERSHIP

• Commitment

• Responsiveness

• Teamwork

Continually optimize resources to develop, field and sustain

the best air to ground munition systems capabilities.

Leadership is the capacity to transform vision into reality


HELLFIRE ROMEO OVERVIEW

Weight = 108.5 lbs Length = 64”

• Single Multi-Purpose warhead

• PILOT selects lethality effects

• PILOT selects delays

• Increase engagement develops

• Support condition based maintenance

Description

ALL Production Deliveries in FY13 will be AGM-114R

AGM-114R

Milestones System PDR Jan 09

POP 1 Flight Aug 09

System CDR Sep 09

POP 2 Flight Jan 10

IPR (Qual/Pilotline Turn-on) Feb 10

POP 3 Firing (Ground) Apr 10

POP 4 Firing (Air) Jul 10

POP 5/6 Firings (Ground) Oct 10

PCT Firings (2) Jul 11

SQT Firings (12) Jul 12

First Production Deliveries FY13

Shaped Charge Warhead

Blast Fragmentation Warhead

Shaped Charge w/ Frag SleeveRomeo

Multi-

Purpose

WarheadFull UAS Capability Backward Compatible


• Installed 99 CCHMs on 114N for one year demo (in

theater…8 CCHM missiles currently flying)

• CCHM demos at Ft. Rucker & SCARNG with

converted training Missile

• Data collection ongoing in

OIF/OEF (10/14 Nodes)

• R missile Health Monitor

design in process

• CCHM Version 2 - Platform discrimination, 675

fielding

HEALTH MONITORING(CCHM & Romeo HMU)

HELLFIRE II

• Scope of Effort: Qualified design to monitor

captive carry hours of individual HELLFIRE missiles.

• Methodology: Integrate commercially available

data acquisition technology attached to deployed

missiles. These devices will record the captive carry

time and other data sets for each missile.

• Participants: AMRDEC, RTC, NSWC-Crane,

JAMS PMO, and OEM Contractor.

Where We Are Now

• Install on ~2,700 inventory missiles during RESET

• Captive Carry, Power On, High/Low Temp,

Drop/Shock

• Interface with ULLS-AE (earliest fielding May 2011)

• Data sent to platform data bus for collection and

transmit to JAMS Database (Romeo HMU – ver. 2)

• New ULLS-AE Forms (Missile & MDFR)

Benefits

Path Forward

• Reduce O&M Cost

• Reduce Maintenance Burden

• Increase Reliability & Availability

• Enhance Safety

What We Are Doing Captive Carry Health Monitor

(CCHM)

Installing CCHM at depot


AWCF

Cost

($Millions)

Implement a Condition Based Maintenance Policy

$0.0

$1.0

$2.0

$3.0

$4.0

$5.0

$6.0

Planned Cost $5.4 $5.7 $5.3 $0.0

Actual Cost $5.4 $0.6 $0.5 $0.6

FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10

Planned SG Qty 445 322 300 116

Actual SG Qty 445 38 31 20*

$5.4M$5.7M

$5.3M $0M$5.4M

$0.6M $0.5M$0.6M

$14.9M Cost

Avoidance by

not replacing

300 Missiles

with all SG

replaced

HELLFIRE II

SENSOR GROUP REPLACEMENT

* = Estimated Number


INITIAL Capabilities

• Testing all HELLFIRE Variants in AOR

• Perform External Repairs in AOR

• Improved Materiel Availability &

Readiness

FUTURE Capabilities

• Support to All Services

• Support to Coalition Forces

• Expand to other Munition Systems

• X-Ray Capability

HELLFIRE MISSILE SYSTEMS FORWARD

TEST AND REPAIR FACILITY

Forward Test and Repair Facility

Falcon 78, Qatar

HELLFIRE Missile Systems


WarheadSection

PropulsionSection

ControlSection

GuidanceSection

End to End Internal Electrical Test

DomeReplacement

Pin/CleaningAlignment

Intermediate ShoeReplacement

FinReplacement

AFT Plate Replacement

HELLFIRE FTRF will Operate on a Quarterly Basis and Service an average 108

HELLFIRE Missiles Per Quarter

WingReplacement

HELLFIRE II FTRF

TEST AND REPAIRS OVERVIEW


2.75 Inch Aviation Rockets

“Hydra-70”

* PM, Aviation Rockets is the ACAT 1C, Tri-service Manager for Army, Navy and Air Force 2.75 Inch Rocket Requirements

Lessons Learned• Need Improved Reliability of the Rocket Delivery System• Need Increased Stowed Kills with a Laser Guided Rocket• Need Common Solutions in Support of the Joint Warfighter

Future Focus• Increased Warhead/Fuze Safety, IM and Reliability (SRAP

Program) • Replace Analog Rocket Launcher with Modernized Launcher• Deliver Guided Rockets for Increased Stowed Kills

Capabilities

Description

• Provide Air-to-Ground Suppression, Smoke Screening,

Illumination and Direct and Indirect Fires to Defeat

Area Materiel and Personnel Targets At Close and

Extended Ranges

• Warheads: High-Explosive Anti-Personnel, Flechette,

Multi-purpose Submunition, Smoke, Illumination,

Training

• Expenditures (Oct 01 – Present – US Army Only): Over

200,000 Tactical All Up Rounds (AURs) Consumed in

Theater (*Special Operations Expenditures Not

Included)

M261 M267 M255A1

M149

M264 M257 M278 M229

M146

M151 WTU 1/B M274 M156

Mk66 Mod-4 Rocket Motor

M260 Rocket Launcher

Milestones

JAN 10 – Tiger Team Phase One Activities Complete (OEF/OIF)

• JUN 10 – Awarded FY10-13 Hydra 70 Production Contract --

General Dynamics Armament and Technical Products (GDATP)

• 2QFY11 – Field IM Compliant, Plastic Storage and Shipping

Fastpack Container

• 4QFY12 -- Field Interim Launcher Solution – Non-Umbilical

Interface to Bridge Gap for the Modernized Rocket Launcher

(MRL)

• 2QFY13 – Field M151X IM Compliant Warhead

• FY14 - Field Modernized Rocket Launcher


SMALL GUIDED MUNITIONS

Strategy

• React rapidly to support emerging war fighter needs

• Leverage Industries significant IRAD investments in the <50 lbs munitions class

• Execute a recurring SGM fieldable prototype munitions “Rodeo”

• “Rodeo” Concept– Provide industry with launch platforms– Provide industry with range time– Industry must be able to plug and play with

no change to A/C software– Industry must be able to field munitions– Independent evaluator produces a capability

& limitation report for all services to utilize

Current Warfighter Support

• Rapid fielding of new common configuration

GPS Viper Strike Munitions currently underway

for Hunter B – Training Drops complete May 10

• Supporting Marine Corps “Harvest Hawk” rapid

fielding program with Viper Strike and Griffin

munitions – Fielding expected by Dec 10

• Supporting SOCOM Requirements

• Viper Strike Quantities Fielded

– To the Army: 109

– Remaining in Theater: 25

– In Stock: 15

– 700 BATs munitions available for

conversion


EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

ITEM DESCRIPTION(<50-lb Class Munitions)

CURRENT AND POSSIBLEPLATFORMS

BAE

APKWS

• Navy /Marine Corps Program of Record

• 2.75” Guided Rocket with Mid-body Guidance Section

• Lock on After Launch

• Utilizes Hydra Rocket System

• OH-58D

• AH-64D

• AH-1 W/Z

• UH-1 Y

• UAS Platforms

Raytheon

Talon

• 2.75” Guided Rocket with Nose Mounted Guidance Section

• Lock on After Launch


• OH-58D

• AH-64D

• AH-1 W/Z

• UH-1 Y

• UAS Platforms

ATK

GATR


• Lock on After Launch / Lock on Before Launch


• OH-58D

• AH-64D

• AH-1 W/Z

• UH-1 Y

• UAS Platforms

Lockheed Martin

DAGR


• Lock on After Launch / Lock on Before Launch


• OH-58D

• AH-64D

• AH-1 W/Z

• UH-1 Y

• UAS Platforms

Raytheon

Griffin

• GPS/INS + SAL Terminally Guided Munition

• Blast Frag Warhead

• Fuzing Options: Height of Burst, Point Detonate, Delay

• OH-58D

• AH-64D

• AH-1 W/Z

• UH-1 Y

• UAS Platforms

• SOCOM Platforms

• Remote Weapon Stations, ITAS, NLOS-CLU, Bi-Pod

Viper Strike E

XM-150

• GPS/INS + SAL Terminally Guided Glide Munition

• Shaped Charge Warhead

• 360 Degree Off-Axis, Steep or Shallow Attack

• No Launch Signature

• Derived From Army ATACMS BAT Subminition

• Hunter MQ-5B

• SOCOM Platforms

• Marine Corps Harvest Hawk (KC-130J)

• Can be Integrated on Any UAS Platform

GATR

DAGR


TARGETS / COMBAT LOAD / WEIGHT / COST

Rockets Guided Rockets HELLFIRE

Area Suppression Soft Vehicles Soft Vehicles

Target Marking IED Emplacement IED Emplacement

Obscuration Field Expedient Bunkers Bunkers

MANPADS MANPADS

Mobile Air Defense

Multi-room Bldg

Armored Tanks

*Qty 7/Kiowa *Qty 7/Kiowa *Qty 2/Kiowa

(Qty 3 Mixed Load)

~ 200 Lbs ~ 260 Lbs (7 Guided) ~ 290 Lbs

~ 220 Lbs (Mixed Load)

APUC~$1k APUC~$15k APUC~$92k

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Capability Continuum

* Per weapons station. Assumes one weapon station equipped with .50 cal or HELLFIRE.

Scaleable precision provides more effective and efficient fires


JOINT AIR-TO-GROUND MISSILE

OH-58 CASUP

F/A-18E / F AH-1Z

MQ-1C

AH-64D

MH-60R

Description Milestones

• Joint Program with Navy and USMC• Provides Line of Sight (LOS) & Beyond LOS• Precision Strike, Active and Passive Fire-

and-Forget modes• Autonomous Target Acquisition (ATA)• Enhanced/Robust countermeasures

capability• Modular Missile Design• System ~ 108 lbs, 7 inch dia., 70 inch length• Range: 500 - 16,000 meters for rotary wing

2,000 - 28,000 meters for fixed wing

Capabilities

• Interoperable with fixed wing, rotary wing and UAS

platforms

• Carrier / shipboard operability

• Multi-Purpose Killer (Moving and Stationary Hard and

Non-Armored Targets, Maritime, and MOUT)

• Multi-mode seeker for maximum capability in adverse

weather, day or night, and in an obscured /

countermeasure environment

• Health Monitoring Unit (HMU) provides enhanced

supportability and reliability

Contract Awards (2) 11 Sep 08

Integrated Baseline Review 15 Dec 08

Program Management Reviews 2QFY09

• Preliminary Design Review 3QFY10

• Milestone B 1QFY11

• IOC – F/A-18E/F, AH-64D, AH-1Z FY16

• IOC – MH-60R, MQ-1C, OH-58D CASUP FY17


JAGM CAPABILITIES

Supportable

• Single capability of joint missions

• HMU fully integrated with long service life

supports CBM approach

• Access panels

• Container provides missile condition indicator

and software upload interface

Range

• Platform survivability – JAGM provides 16 Km

• UAV range out to 28Km

Targeting

• Countermeasure robustness

• Adverse weather operations

• Fire and Forget modes

• F&F long range moving targets

• UAS capability, 360° all modes and altitudes

• Autonomous aimpoint selection

IM Compliance

• Composite rocket motor case

• Warhead design

Modularity

• Modular design using open architecture

• Enhances future upgrades and technology

insertion

• Standard interfaces provide alternatives to

the prime

• Ready for GPS and datalink upgrades

High Altitude – High Speed Fixed Wing

• Designed for the fixed wing environment

– Safety

– Performance

– 28Km

• Other platforms waiting in the wings

– JSF (threshold weapon)

– P-8A

HF is limited by Antiquated Architecture and Sole Source/Proprietary Interfaces

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