2017 Munitions Executive Summit

Mr. Jose GonzalezDeputy Assistant Secretary of Defense

Tactical Warfare Systems

March 23, 2017

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Acting DEPUTY ASSISTANT

SECRETARY of DEFENSE

TACTICAL WARFARE SYSTEMS

Mr. Jose Gonzalez

Performing the Duties of the

ASSISTANT

SECRETARY OF DEFENSE ACQUISITION

Mr. Dyke Weatherington

Performing the Duties of the

ASSISTANT

SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

RESEARCH & ENGINEERING

Ms. Mary Miller

SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

Honorable Jim Mattis

DEPUTY SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

Honorable Robert O. Work

Performing the Duties of the

UNDER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE

(ACQUISITION, TECHNOLOGY AND LOGISTICS)

Mr. James MacStravic

Office of the Secretary of Defense

Acting DEPUTY DIRECTOR

LAND WARFARE & MUNITIONS

Mr. John McGough

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Tactical Warfare Systems

Mr. Jose Gonzalez

Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary

of Defense

Tactical Warfare Systems

Dr. Bill Conley

Deputy Director

Electronic Warfare

Mr. Ed Wolski

Deputy Director

Air Warfare

Mr. John McGough

Acting Deputy Director

Land Warfare and Munitions

Dr. James Moreland

Deputy Director

Naval Warfare

CAPT Robert Sparrock

Plans and Operations

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Joint Munitions Technology Programs• Management and Oversight Structure •

TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE (TAC)Jose Gonzalez, OUSD(AT&L), Chairman

DOD Senior Level S&T Managers and PEOsDOE/NNSA/DP

Senior Level Managers& Lab JMP Managers

MOU

Joint Fuze Technology Program

JFTP

JFTP Manager – Mr. Lawrence Fan

OSD Manager – Mr. Chuck Kelly

4 Technology Groups

FATGI

FATGIV

OSD Technical Director

Dr. Chris Cross

8 Technology Groups

TCGI

TCGXIV

Joint DoD/DOE Munitions Program

JMP

Joint IM Technology Program

JIMTP

5 Technology Groups

MATGI

MATGV

JIMTP Program Manager Mr. Anthony Di Stasio

OSD Manager – Ms. Kathryn Hunt

TECHNICAL ADVISORY GROUP (TAG)

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The Three Joint Munitions Technology S&T

Programs Execute across the United States

ARLAPG, MD

ARDECPicatinny Arsenal, NJ

AFRLEglin AFB, FL

OATK,MD

Strengthening Government-Industry Partnerships

Los Alamos National LaboratoryNM

ERC Inc., CA

California PolytechnicState University, CA

Nova Research, MD

OATK Radford, VA

NSWC IHEODTDIndian Head, MD

AerojetRocketdyneAR

OATKUT

NSWCDahlgren, VA

Gunger EngNiceville, FL Morgan Research Group

Huntsville, ALGD-OTS

St Petersburg, FL

NAWCChina Lake, CA

AMRDECRedstone Arsenal, AL

Advanced Technology Institute, VA

AerojetRocketdyne, VA

BAE HolstonTN

OATK ABL, WV

NTSCamden,

AR

U of MMI

MCAAPOK

NALAS EngineeringCT

Lawrence Livermore

National Lab, CA

Reynolds Systems Inc.,CA

AFRLEdwards AFB,

CA

LeidosDover, NJ

DyneticsHuntsville, AL

NTSDana Point, CA

Nammo Talley Mesa, AZ

ExpalUSAMindon LA

SystimaKirkland, WA

Sandia National LaboratoryNM

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Fiscal Year 2017 National Defense Authorizations Act Section 901

• Develop an implementation plan, consistent with section 901 of the NDAA for FY 2017, that:o Embraces the establishment of the Under

Secretary of Defense (USD) for Research and Engineering and the USD for Acquisition and Support

o Disestablishes the USD for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics; and

o Reallocates and realigns related substructures and functions.

• These organizational changes should be utilized to improve the Department's ability to be innovative and responsive.

• Additionally, the plan should includeo A recommendation on the designation of a

Chief Innovation Officer, o Options for the treatment of innovation

organizations, and o Enable the Department to provide agile and

rapid acquisition capabilities.

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Strengthening the US Armed Forces

Initial Guidance

• Phase 1: Improve Warfighting

Readinesso The FY 2017 Budget Amendment

• Phase 2: Achieve Program

Balanceo The FY 2018 President's Budget

Request

• Phase 3: Build Capacity and

Improve Lethalityo The National Defense Strategy

and FY 2019-2023 Defense

Program

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Current State

• Strong leadership support for ensuring Combatant

Commands have the right and sufficient munitions

o Munitions no longer treated as “mature” commodities where

meeting inventory objectives trumps fielding of new capabilities

o Focus on technological advances to outpace potential

adversaries

o Munitions capabilities must be advanced or adapted to meet

emerging Warfighter needs

AIR DOMAIN

• Missile range/lethality/speed & maneuverability

• Continued adversary signature reduction

LAND DOMAIN

• Mortar/artillery range/lethality

• Tactical area denial (cluster munition, mine, etc)

SURFACE DOMAIN

• Naval surface fire support range/lethality

• Swarm threat countermeasures

UNDERSEA DOMAIN

• Targets getting harder but lethality has stagnated

• Limited mining & countermeasure advances

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Way Ahead

• Technological superiority

oDevelop advanced capabilities that help us regain our offensive advantage and re-establish US dominance in munitions

• Acquisition agility

oProcure cheaper and more capable munitions