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Marine Corps Systems CommandCommand Overview

National Marine Corps Council 18 October 2008

Equipping Warfighters to WinCol Ed Smith

Product Group Director

Combat Equipment & Support Systems

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• The Marine Corps’ Acquisition Command

• Fields systems and equipment

• Life cycle management • One of four major

acquisition commands who directly support the Secretary of the Navy

Overview Organization Acquisition Funding

But not aircraft*

Role of Marine Corps Systems Command

We outfit our Marines with literally everything they drive, wear, communicate and shoot. *

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• Marine Corps warfighting commands • Supporting and Training Establishments

• Joint and Coalition Forces

• Headquarters Marine Corps Title X requirements

• DC I&L, DC PP&O, DC P&R etc.•Support long term planning•Data collection•Budget issues

Support to multiple customers:


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Our Chain of Command

Service Chain

Acquisition Chain

Chief of NavalOperations

Many PEOs

NAVSEASYCOM

NAVAIRSYCOM

Space and Naval WarfareSystems Command

Commandantof the Marine Corps

PEO Land Systems

MARCORSYSCOM

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Research, Development, and

Acquisition

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MARCORSYSCOM ORGANIZATION

Product Group Director,Information Systems &

Infrastructure ,PG10

Product Group Director,MAGTF C2, Weapons &

Sensors Development & IntegrationPG11

Product Group Director, Communications, Intelligence, & Networking Systems, PG12

Product Group DirectorOperational Forces Systems, PG 9

Product Group Director,Infantry Weapons Systems

PG13

Assistant CommanderContracts

Assistant Commander

Programs

Assistant CommanderLife Cycle Logistics

Program Manager, Ammunition

Director,IA/JR

Commanding OfficerMCTSSA

Camp Pendleton, CA

Deputy CommanderSIAT *

Director, Financial

Management

Director, Workforce

Management andDevelopment

Deputy CommanderResource Management *

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR *

COMMANDER

Chief of StaffStaff SecretaryDirector, FacilitiesCommand Info OfficerReserve DetachmentSecurityCommand Safety

Sergeant Major

Director, C4I SE&I

Program Manager, Training Systems

Orlando, FL

Product Group DirectorArmor & Fire Support Systems

PG14

Product Group Director,Ground Transportation &

Engineer SystemsPG15

Special StaffInternational ProgramsCounter-Improvised Explosive DevicesCorporate Communications Office of the Counsel Office of Small Business Programs Strategic Change Management Center

Product Group Director,Combat Equipment & Support

Systems, PG16

Program Manager, Global Combat SupportSystem-Marine Corps

Director,R&E

PEO Land SystemsPM, Expeditionary Fighting VehiclePM, JPMO, Lightweight 155, Picatinny, NJPM, LVSRPM, JLTVPM, MTVRPM, G/ATORPM, CAC2S

Program Manager, Robotic Systems

Huntsville, AL

* = SES Position

Deputy JPEO,Chemical & Biological

DefenseArlington, VA

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On-board Command Workforce: 2039– 665 Military / 1374 Civilian


Other LocationsMilitary – 30

Civilians – 23

PEO LS, PM LW-155

Picatinny NJMilitary – 3 Civilian – 10

MARCORSYSCOMQuantico VAMilitary – 254Civilian – 863

PM EFVWoodbridge VA

Military – 25Civilian – 143

PEO LSQuantico VAMilitary – 28

Civilian – 143

PM Training SystemsOrlando FLMilitary – 9

Civilian – 39

Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support Activity

MCTSSA / Camp Pendleton CAMilitary – 263Civilian – 173

PM LAV/PM RoboticsWarren MIMilitary – 10Civilian – 0

MARCORSYSCOM Albany GAMilitary – 40

Civilian – 117

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MARCORSYSCOM Programs Organized by Categories

MCSC PGMSMCSC PGMSGCSS-MC

PEO LSEFV

MTVRJOINT PGMSDTS (DFAS)

GCCS (DISA)PKI (DISA)

TBMCS (USAF)GBS (USAF)

PLGR (USAF)TC-AIMS II (USA)SMART-T (USA)

SINCGARS (USA)AFATDS (USA)

JTRS (USA)JAVELIN (USA)TMIP-M (USN)DIMHRS (USN)

MRAPs

18 PROGRAMS18 PROGRAMS

PEO LSPEO LS

CAC2SG/ATOR

LVSR

JOINT PGMS

LW-155 (USMC)M-88A2(USA)JPBDS (USA)


USMC PGMSUSMC PGMS

32 PROGRAMS

JOINT PGMS

USA Led x 33USAF Led x 3USN Led x 5DISA Led x 1

JPEO x 7


USMC PGMSUSMC PGMS

120 PROGRAMS

JOINT PGMS43 PROGRAMS


• PRE-MILESTONE B EFFORTS

• FIELDED SYSTEMS

• ABBREVIATED ACQUISITION

PROGRAMS

• AMMUNITION ITEMS

• MISC PROJECTS

457 Systems/Programs457 Systems/Programs

ACAT I ACAT II ACAT III ACAT IV OTHERACAT I ACAT II ACAT III ACAT IV OTHERR&D>$265M PMC>$1.29B R&D>$140M PMC>$660M


Note: MARCORSYSCOM participates in/leads numerous joint programs.

Annual Pgm PMC>$15M

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Integrated Management Framework:Three Principal Decision Support Systems


MARCORSYSCOMDefense Acquisition

MCCDCJoint Capability

Development (JCIDS)

DC P&RResource Allocation

(PPBES)

Integrated Management Framework:

Three Principal Decision Support Systems Successful programs have:• Clear Requirements• Good Funding stream• Reasonable Schedule• Engaged User Community

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Marine Corps Acquisition Cycle

OperationalNeed

Operating Forces

Universal Needs Statement (UNS)

Marine Corps Combat Development

Command (MCCDC)

Marine Corps Warfighting

Lab

Capability Documents

HQMCMROC

MARCOR-SYSCOM

Industry

Marine Corps Operational

Test and Evaluation

Activity (MCOTEA)

Fielding

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Total FY08 $11.7B

FY08 Appropriations ($M)

PANMC1181

O&M,MC1583

RDT&E,N1092

PMC 7846

Funding Information Continued upward growth of

supplemental funding from FY04 to FY08 reflects a 335% increase in overall funding levels since FY04

Workforce levels over the same period only increased slightly

Includes $ 7.168M in PMC, PANMC, and O&MMC Bridge and Supplemental Funding

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FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY 09

2,432258

2,690

3,074

3,600

6,674

2,796

1,568

3,634

7,998

2,577

4,993

3,062

10,632

4,559

844

3,028

1,940

10,371

4,088

773

3,168

1,700

9,729

$1,000

$3,000

$5,000

$7,000

$9,000

$11,000

$13,000

$15,000

$ in

Mill

ions

Total Appropriations

MRAP

FY09 GWOT Remaining

"Full" Supplemental

"Bridge" Supplemental

Baseline Appropriations

MCSC Budget Profile

OCF$821

OCF$3,114

OCF$11,812

FY09 GWOT Remaining includes $910m for MRAP.

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Challenges – OIF/OEF

• Expeditionary

• Lighten the Load - Weight - Mobility

• Vehicle Protection - Survivability - Maneuverability - Mobility

• C2 Centralized Integrated Technology - Distributed Ops through target recognition - Converge ground/air intel into one

• Persistent ISR - Ground and Air - G-BOSS - Shadow, Raven, etc.

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and where we focus today….

• React quickly to the urgent universal needs statements from our operating forces and provide timely and correct acquisition solutions

• Help grow the force

• Help re-set the force

• Modernize and re-capitalize

How seven years of war changed what we do


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Infantry Combat Equipment

Total weight: approximately 92 lbs

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Current

Weapons

Future

MCMSW

IAR

Joint Pistol

I-MSGL

SPR

M16A4 / M4

M249 SAW

M9

M32 MSGL

Mk12

Shot Guns

TBD

AN/PEQ-2A/15

IWNS-T / MTI

Optics and Lasers

AN/PSQ-18A

AN/PVS-14

RCO

VLI

PEQ16A

IMIWS

TBD

TBD

Current Future

AN/PVS-24

TBD

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Modular Tactical Vest• MTV (Replaced OTV)

– Increased Capability

– Improved Integration

– Design Improvements

• Desired Improvements

– Lighter overall weight

– Lighter, stronger armor

– Increased comfort

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Plate Carrier• ESAPI Carrier

– Initially fielded in support of III MEF Operations and expanded to include all three MEFs for OEF service

– Lighter weight / increased mobility traded for less area of soft armor coverage

• Scalable Plate Carrier– Currently being fielded

– Includes SSAPI

ESAPI Carrier

Scalable Plate Carrier

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Flame Resistant Organizational Gear

• FROG I– Base Layers: balaclava, gloves,

long sleeve t-shirt

• FROG II– Outer Layers: combat shirt and

trouser ensemble

FROG I

FROG II

FROG provides increased protection against flash/flame exposure

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MRAP

MaxxPro CATI

RG31 Mk5 CATI

HAGA CATII

Caiman CATI Buffalo CAT III

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• Commandant’s Acquisition Agent

• Current Funding over $11.7 Billion

• Science & Technology Transition Agent

• Main Effort Supports Marine Operating Forces

MARCORSYSCOM Take Aways

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Bottom Line:

The Individual Marine

QUESTIONS?