The Affordable Solution - JSF
- 2 , 1 7 6 7 5 , . () , * 7 ( 5The Affordable Solution - JSFBrigadier General Leslie Kenne, USAFDirector, Joint Strike Fighter Program OfficeDesigning The Next Generation Strike Fighter
- 2 , 1 7 6 7 5 , . () , * 7 ( 5VISIONBE THE MODEL ACQUISITION PROGRAM FORJOINT SERVICE AND INTERNATIONALCOOPERATIONDEVELOP AND PRODUCE AN AFFORDABLE NEXTGENERATION STRIKE FIGHTER WEAPON SYSTEMAND SUSTAIN IT WORLDWIDEDesigning The Next Generation Strike Fighter
TACTICAL AIRCRAFTAFFORDABILITY OBJECTIVE-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFH LETHALITYSURVIVABILITY5 'CAPABILITY2 6 SUPPORTABILITY352'8&7,21 COSTAffordabilityCost Objectives Shall Be Set To Balance Mission Needs With ProjectedOut-Year Resources, Taking Into Account Anticipated ProcessImprovements In Both DOD And Defense Industries.
-6) 352*5 0 6& ('8/(-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFHWe Are Here
52 '0 3 72 7 ( -25'-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFH‘LIVING COPT’JIRD/COPT I(95)JIRD/COPT II(97)JIRD/COPT PEEDMANEUVERABILITYPAYLOADSGRLOG “FOOTPRINT”COMMONALITYRANGESHIPBOARD COMPMANPOWERTARGET ACQUISITIONACCURACYIDENTIFY TARGETIR SIGMANEUVERABILITYPASS/RECEIVE TIMELY INFOPAYLOADOPERATIONAL AVAILABILITYRCSRCS V ECMRCS V SUPPORTABILITYSGRBASING FLEX./CARRIER SUIT.LOG FOOTPRINT / SGRMANPOWERR&MSUPPORTABLE LOENGINE R&IADVERSE WEATHER/NIGHTMULTI-ROLE CAPABILITYMISSION PLANNINGMISSION FLEXIBILITYACCURATE NAVCOUNTERMEASURESINTEROPERABILITYSYSTEM REDUNDANCYJIRD/COPT IV ORD(99)(00)AOA MS I(01)AFFORDABILITYLOW VISUAL SIGHARDENINGBDAWEAPONS CARRIAGE VERSATILITYLOW ACOUSTIC SIGNATUREMAINTAINABILITYLEGACY FORCEF-16, F-18C/D, AV-8B
COST AS INDEPENDENTVARIABLE (CAIV)DEFINING AFFORDABLE REQUIREMENTSJOINT WARFIGHTERORGANIZATIONForce ProcessTeam (FPT)FACILITATING REQUIREMENTS THROUGHGOVERNMENT INDUSTRY TEAMS OFWARFIGHTERS & DEVELOPERSOperationalAdvisoryGroup (OAG)JSF PROGRAMOFFICE-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFHVALIDATED & AFFORDABLE JOINTWARFIGHTING REQUIREMENTSJIRD/JORDCINCLANTFLTOPNAV (N-88)USMCAIRLANTUSMCAPW-21UKROYAL NAVY3RD MAWMAWTS -12ND MAWUSATRAINING ANDDOCTRINECOMMANDUSAFAIR WARFARECENTERUSAFXORAIR PORTABLESUPPORTABLENAVYTTACK WING PACAffordabilityCommand Industry ParticipationCOST/OPERATIONALPERFORMANCE TRADES (COPT)Warfighter Questions Focused on JSF Attributes &Required Levels of PerformanceMODELING SIMULATION AND UCTIVESIMULATIONINTERACTIVEDIGITALSIMULATION Range RFPerformancePerformanceCAMPAIGNM ISSIONDELPHIPROCESSOPERAT IONAL TASKS# 1 - # 90AIR-T O- AIRCOM BATENGAG EM EN TOPERAT IONALOBJEC TIVES# 1 - # 27 1. Dest roy lea d units2. DegrProvadeide enfireemysuppor3.C2 t27. Dis rupt en emy wa r effor tU. S.RANKINGSNAVYU. S. AI R FOR CEU. S. M ARINE CORPS Dash SpeedPS PerformancePerformanceOperational Effectiveness/LogisticsModelingStandardized Models, Scenarios & ThreatsSust - gInst - g SortieGenerationPerformance DeploymentFootprintPerformanceAttribute Trade StudiesWeapon Sys Level Trade
SYNERGISTIC JSFREQUIREMENTS-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFH
7 ( %27720 /,1(-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFHThe JSF Balances AffordabilityRequirements While EnhancingTotal Warfighting EffectivenessThe JSF Enables the War to beWon More Quickly, Decisively, andwith Minimum Losses
KEY TECHNOLOGY MATURATIONPROGRAMS-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFHl MFG TOOLS & PROCESSESl LEAN MANUFACTURINGl PRODUCIBILITY ENHANCEMENTSl SINGLE ENGRELIABILITYl DURABILITYl LO CONCEPTSl ALTERNATE ENGINEPROGRAMl ADVANCED DIAGNOSTICSl SUPPORTABLE LOl INTEGRATED SUBSYSTEMS(J/IST)l INTEGR RF SYSTEMSl INTEGR CORE PROCESSING& SOFTWAREl UNITIZED COMPOSITES /METALLIC STRUCTUREl REDUCED MAINTENANCE MANPOWERl INCREASED SORTIE GENERATION RATEl REDUCED LOGISTICS FOOTPRINT
&21&(37 '(021675 7,213 ,/2623 -6) 3URJUDP 2IILFH Two Teams - Designations Assigned– Boeing X-32A, B, C*– Lockheed Martin X-35A, B, C Two Aircraft Per Team - SufficientlyRepresenting The PWSC to SatisfyDemonstration Objectives– Commonality/Modularity for an Affordable Family of MultiService Variants– Successful Short Takeoff, Vertical Landing, Hover andTransition– Satisfactory Low Speed Carrier Approach Flying and HandlingQualities* A, B, & C Represent Variants For USAF, USMC and NAVY
BOEING-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFHUSAF CTOLUSN CVUSMC STOVLUK RN STOVL
JOINT STRIKE FIGHTERMULTI-SERVICE PWSCDESIGN CONCEPTBOEING DEFENSE & SPACE GROUP-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFH2D PITCH VECTORINGNOZZLECOMMONCOMMON CHARACTERISTICSCHARACTERISTICSCOMMON OML, STRUCTURE,SYSTEMS, AND SOFTWAREMULTIFUNCTIONALCONTROL SURFACES DUAL CANTED TAILSWITH RUDDERSF119 DERIVATIVE ENGINE FLAPERONSSINGLE SEAT COCKPIT LEADING EDGEFLAPS(2-SEAT TRAINER WITHINSAME FUSELAGE LENGTH)CHIN INLETSTOVL WINGTIPS REMOVED DIRECT LIFT NOZZLES,ACS AND LIDS JET SCREENSIDE WEAPONBAYCTOL INTERNAL 20MM GUN LIGHTWEIGHTARRESTING HOOKBLENDED DELTA WINGCV DUAL NOSE GEAR,ARRESTING HOOK HIGHER STRENGTH GEAR VORTEX FENCE
LOCKHEED MARTIN-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFHUSAF CTOLUSN CVUSMC STOVLUK RN STOVL
MULTI-SERVICE PWSCDESIGN CONCEPTCOMMONCHARACTERISTICS-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFHCONTINUOUS WING/BODY STRUCTURECOMMON AVIONICSAND DATA BUSCOMMON RADARF119 DERIVATIVE ENGINEDIVERTERLESS INLETCOMMON WEAPONS BAY GEOMETRYINTEGRATED POWERPACKAGEFOUR EXTERNAL HARD POINTSCOMMON WING BOX GEOMETRYSTOVLCTOL LIFT FAN 3 BEARING SWIVEL NOZZLE REFUEL PROBE LO AXI NOZZLE INTERNAL GUN REFUEL RECEPTACLECV WING TIP FOLDHIGHER STRENGTH GEARUNIQUE CONTROL SURFACESINTERNAL GUN PROVISIONSREFUEL PROBE
&48,6,7,21 5()250-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFH COST as an INDEPENDENT VARIABLE (CAIV)– JIRD PROCESS W / INDUSTRY AND WARFIGHTERS– COST-PERFORMANCE TRADES COMMON COST MODEL– JOINT COMMON COST MODEL (JCCM) DEVELOPED– COST ESTIMATES DEVELOPED BY JOINT INDUSTRY/GOV’T TEAM CONCEPT DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM PHILOSOPHY– DEMO ONLY WHAT’S NEEDED– STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES VS. STATEMENT OF WORK– MINIMUM FORMAL DOCUMENTATION– INSIGHT VS. OVERSIGHT– ON-LINE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS– COOPERATIVE ATMOSPHERE
&48,6,7,21 675( 0/,1,1*USE OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFHwww.jast.mil GENERAL PROGRAMINFORMATION ANNOUNCEMENTS(e.g., PROCUREMENTS,AWARDS) BRIEFINGS DISSEMINATE SPECIALINFORMATION(e.g., NEWSLETTERS,MASTER PLAN)
- 2 , 1 7 6 7 5 , . () , * 7 ( 5-6) 3URJUDP 2IILFHDesigning The Next Generation Strike Fighter
JSF PROGRAM OFFICE Operational Advisory Group (OAG) Force Process Team (FPT) Command Industry Participation JIRD/JORD Affordability SUPPORTABLE SUPPORTABLE LETHAL LETHAL SURVIVABLE-6)3URJUDP2IILFH SYNERGISTIC JSF REQUIREMENTS-6)3URJUDP2IILFH 7 (
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