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F-35 Lightning II The Centerpiece for 21st Century Global Security

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Dr. Don Kinard, LM Senior Fellow

North Carolina Aerospace Suppliers and

Advanced Manufacturing Conference

7 August 2014


© 2014 Lockheed Martin Corporation NC Aero Conf_070714 - 2

MISSILES & FIRE CONTROL

• Air and missile defense

• Fire control and situational

awareness

• Nuclear systems and solutions

SPACE SYSTEMS

• Surveillance and navigation

• Global communications

• Human space flight

• Strategic and defensive systems

AERONAUTICS

• Tactical fighters

• Tactical and strategic airlift

• Advanced Development

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

& GLOBAL SOLUTIONS

• Civil

• Defense

• Security

MISSION SYSTEMS & TRAINING

• Radar and surveillance systems

• Training and logistics solutions

• Simulation technologies

Lockheed Martin Corporation

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Lockheed Martin Aeronautics

Fort Worth, TX

San Antonio, TX

Palmdale, CA

Meridian, MS

Pinellas, FL

Greenville, SC

Clarksburg, WV

Johnstown, PA

Marietta, GA

•25,000+ employees

•Nine locations

•Global partnerships Italy

Greece Turkey

India

S Korea

Japan

Australia

Co-Production

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Aeronautics Portfolio

F-35 CTOL

UAS F-16

C-130J

P-3

U-2

C-5

T-50

Trainer

F-22

F-35 STOVL

F-35 CV

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Fighter/Trainer Strike and ISR Air Mobility



Production Lines

F-35 (FW) • 97 Delivered

• 90 in Flow

• 3/Mo Production Rate

F-16 (Fort Worth) • In Production since 1976

• 4500+ Delivered

• 1/mo Production Rate

C-130J (Marietta) • In Production Since 1956

• Current Rate – 2/mo

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F-22

Upgrades and Life Cycle Support

C-5 U-2

C-130 F-16

P-3

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The Strategic Advantage of Air Power

“Not to have an adequate air force in the

present state of the world is to compromise

the foundations of national freedom and

independence.”

Winston Churchill, 1933

Air Power Is an Essential Core Competency

Iraqi Army – Without Air Power Bosnia

Desert Storm

Iraqi Freedom

Libya

Afghanistan Coalition Forces – With Air Power

• Freedom to Maneuver

• Freedom from Attack

• Freedom to Attack

• Enemy Fighters Neutralized

• Coalition Power Projection Achieved



F-35 Acquisition Strategy



Fighter Generations

• 1st Jets

• Supersonic

• 1st Radar

• Multi-Role

• Missiles

• LO Treatments

• Advanced

Avionics

• Guided

Weapons

5th Generation

2nd Gen

4th Gen

3rd Gen

1st Gen

5th Gen Capabilities & Effectiveness Are Superior To 4th Gen

High & Fast Night, Non Maneuverable

Air-Surface Only

Stealth Technology

Common Attributes

• Advanced Stealth

• Sensor Fusion

• Net Enabled Ops

• Fighter Performance

• Adv. Sustainment

F-35 Additions

• Multi-Spectral Sensors

• Interoperability

• Weapon Types

• Modernized Avionics

2005

1955

1970

1960

1945

2005

1983

1966 Maneuverable

All Weather Operations



F-35A 18,500 lbs

F-35B 14,000 lbs

F-35C 20,000 lbs

Advanced Stealth Must Be Designed In

Curved Diverterless Inlets, “Buried” Engine

Composite Structure

Radar Absorbing Material (RAM)

Large Capacity Internal Fuel Tanks

Weapons Carried Internally

Aircraft Shaping and Edge Alignment

Low-Emission Radar and Avionics

Low Observable Seams, RAM Seals

Internal Fuel Tanks

Internal Stores Carriage

Fixed Array Radar

Engine Inlets

Reduced Signature Nozzles

Full Line-of-Sight Blockage

Aligned Edges

Fundamental 5TH Design Features Cannot Be Retrofitted

F-35A 18,200 lb

F-35B 13,100 lb

F-35C 19,200 lb



Electro-Optical Targeting System RWR Antennae

Active Electronically Scanned Array

(AESA)

F-35 Mission Systems Coverage AESA/DAS/RWR/EOTS – All Integral to the Aircraft (No External Pods)

Electronic Support

Measures

Network Connectivity •Data Links •SINCGARS •Have Quick •MADL

Emitter Locating

DAS Apertures



Replace 9 Platforms

Recapitalization/Force Multiplier

Relevant Throughout

Spectrum of Operations

Perform New Missions

F-35A

F-35B F-35C



F-35 Master Schedule As of 1 Jun 2014

CY 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2018 2017

LRIP 1 (2)

LRIP 2 (12)

LRIP 3 (17)

LRIP 8 (43)

LRIP 9

2019

LRIP 11

FR1

Time Now

LRIP 10

F-35B F-35A F-35C First Flights

Low-Rate Initial

Production

and

Multiyear

Procurement

Base Stand-Up

Development

Eglin

Yuma

Edwards

Nellis Luke

Beaufort

USN IOC USAF IOC USMC IOC

UK

Iwakuni

Hill

NAS West

IT

JP

ISR

NO

IT

AU

Planned Production • Air Force 1,763 F-35A

• Dept of Navy 680 F-35B/F-35C

• International 800-1,500

Ogden

Air System SW

Fleet Releases

Cherry Point

DT Flight Test

F-35B

F-35A

F-35C

2B 3F 3I 2A

LRIP 6 (36)

LRIP 7 (35)

LL

LRIP 5 (32)

LRIP 4 (32)

F-35MS

AF Ops 2

KR

TR

NL

LL



Flight Test Plan

Weapons Releases USS WASP Vertical Landing

Complete High AoA

• Air Start Testing Complete

• Completed F-35A Intentional Departure Testing

• Started Departure Resistance Testing W/O SRC

• First Tail Slide Maneuvers

• Delivered Strategic Tanking Capability

• Performed Weapon Delivery Accuracy Tests

• AIM-120

• GBU-12

• GBU-32

Flight Science

13J140.wmv

HAOA Short Edit.wmv

UK Fighter-H264.mp4



F-35 Production Status

F-35A F-35B F-35C

108 Aircraft Flying Today

Nellis AFB (5)

(Ops)

MCAS Yuma (17)

(Ops)

As of 31 July 2014

PAX NAS (9)

(Test)

Eglin AFB (49)

(Training)

Luke AFB (4)

Fort Worth Plant (25)

Edwards AFB (14)

(Ops/Test) MCAS Beaufort (1)

Training



F-35 Design/Supply Chain Roles

NGC

Center Fuselage

Systems Responsibilities

Weapons Bay Door and Drives

Arresting Gear

Radar

IFO Doors (Fokker)

BAES

Aft Fuselage

Vertical Tails

Horizontal Tails

CV Wing Fold


Fuel System

Crew Escape

Life Support

EW System

Throttle/Side Stick

Flight Control Computer

LM FW and LM Palmdale

Overall Air Vehicle

Edges

Wing

Fwd Fuselage

Mate thru Delivery and Finishes


Autonomic Logistics

Mission Systems

Vehicle Systems

Training Systems

Team Harnesses (Fokker)

Integrated Airframe and Systems Designs



BAES

Vertical Tails

• Australia

Horizontal Tails

• Denmark

• Canada

CV Wing Fold

• Canada

NGC

Center Fuselage

• Turkey

LM FW and LM Palmdale

Conventional Edges

• Denmark

• Norway

• Netherlands

Wings

• Italy

• Israel (outer wing boxes)

Final Assembly and Check-out

• Italy

• Japan

JSF International Participation

Strategic Second Sourcing for Major Subassemblies Capacity and

Business Case Driven



Digital Thread Throughout Life-Cycle

Design

Development

Support,

Maintain

and

Train

Build

Test

Program

Management



Flow Manufacturing – Lean Implementation

The JSF Manufacturing Line is Configured to

Enable Flow to Takt Manufacturing. This Means that Components Move

Positions at the Same Frequency as Aircraft are Delivered.

Wing Box Rail Line Incorporates Overhead Rail System to Create

Flow, Drive Standard Work, and Reduce Cost and Span



Automated Drilling

Laser Ultrasonic Inspection Graphical Work Instructions

Fiber Placement

Advanced Manufacturing Technologies



Work Instruction Optical Projection Using the Digital Thread



Future Affordability So What Are We Doing About it?

• Additive Manufacturing

• Cryo Machining Projects

• Increased Automation (Lasers, Robotics)

• Structured Light

• Lower Cost Precision Machining

• Material Flow Implementation

• SCM Initiatives

– Multi-Year Packaging

– Best Value Sourcing

– Technology Insertion



F-35 Bed Down Through 2020

F-35A F-35B F-35C

MCAS Yuma (Ops)

Edwards AFB

MCAS Iwakuni (Ops)

Eglin AFB (Training)

Luke AFB

Navy Ops West

Nellis AFB (FDE/WIC)

Hill AFB

Air Force Ops 2

Burlington

United

Kingdom Italy

Norway

Australia

Netherlands Turkey

Canada

MCAS Beaufort

Japan

Israel

Total – More Than 700 Aircraft



F-35A Price (TY$)

F-35A Price Targets Decline With Quantity

As of 23 Jan 2014

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North Carolina Participation F-35

• Currently 9 suppliers in NC

• Curtiss Wright Controls in Shelby

• Honeywell in Rocky Mount

• Major Depot for F-35 B and C Models at Cherry

Point.

• Currently 730 direct and indirect jobs in NC due

to the program

• Economic impact for this year is over $63M.



2014 Look Ahead

• First Delivery to Luke

• Start of 3i Flight Testing

• Continue Driving Costs Out of the Program

• Complete First Carrier Ship Trials

• Complete 2B Flight Test for USMC IOC

• Start Flight Test of 3F

• Stabilize Flight Line Performance

• Delivery of First Jet to Australia

• First Jet Arrival to Beaufort for the Marine Corps

• Deliver on ALIS Development Milestones

• Accelerate USMC IOC and OT Mods

Delivering on Major Customer Milestones

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