FY-14 Internal InvestmentsTechnical Skills and Capability Development

Mr. Mallory BoydDeputy Director Research And Engineering Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division

Presented by

NAWCWD FY-14 Strategic ‘Thrusts’

RDT&E Science and Engineering Investment Strategy

Integration andInteroperability

(I&I)

Directed Energy

Cyber Warfare

Air Dominance

Irregular and Asymmetric

Warfare

Long-Range Rapid Strike

Miniature Munitions

UnmannedSystems

Counter Unmanned Systems

Next-Generation Electronic

Warfare

NAWCWD Internal Investments- Strategic Thrusts -

RDT&E Science and Engineering Investment Strategy

Objective: Focused on the development of Skills and Technical Capabilities with the intent of positioning WD in a relevant, competent and leadership role associated with:

• Air Dominance PMA259, PEO(T), JADO• Counter Unmanned Systems PMA-26x, PEO(U&W)• Cyber Warfare PEO A/T/U&W• Directed Energy PMA-242, PMA-272• Integration and Interoperability PEO A/T/U&W• Irregular Warfare Active Theater Commands• Long-Range Rapid Strike PEO(U&W), PMA-201• Miniature Munitions PEO(U&W), PMA-201, PMA-242• Next Generation Electronic Warfare PMA-234, PMA-272• Unmanned Systems PMA-26x, PEO(U&W)

Strategic Thrust Product areas most likely to benefit

NAWCWD FY-13 219 Strategy Core Science and Technology Networks

RDT&E Science and Engineering Investment Strategy

Energetics

Electro Optics Sensor and Seeker

Technology

Autonomy

Advanced Radar Processing

Image and Signal Processing

Radio Frequency Sensor/Seeker

Technology

Power Systems

Airframe and MaterialsWeapons Susceptibility

NAWCWD Internal Investments- Science and Technology Networks -

S&T ‘Networks’ are focused on the discovery and application of technology important to WD Mission areas. ‘Network’ emphasis encourages cross-competency participation, and incentivizes desired behavior. These human ‘networks’ of S&E’s across the Command, are led by Senior Scientist and Engineers

• Advanced RADAR processing PEO(T)• Airframe and Materials PEO(U&W)• Autonomy PEO(U)• Electro-Optics Sensor/Seeker Technology PEO(U/W)• Energetics PEO(W)• Image and Signal Processing PEO(T/U&W)• Power Systems PEO(U&W)• Radio Frequency Sensor/Seeker Technology PEO(T/U&W)• Weapons Susceptibility PEO(W)

Investment Area PEO product areas most likely to benefit

Objectives• Transfer existing core skills and grow new technical skills critical to Naval

Weapons development through sponsorship of hands-on S&T activities• Foster collaborative relationships across organizations in similar technical areas• Strategize potential solutions to near-mid-far term weapons system problems

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Propulsion Guidance

GPS/INSTarget Detecting

Device,Warhead, Fuze

Ordnance

Seeker

The Weapon and Its Subsystems

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Weapons Division Organization

CommanderWeapons Division

Vice Commander Executive Director

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2.0Contracts

4.0Research & Engineering

5.0Test &

Evaluation

6.0Logistics

7.0CorporateOperations

10.0Comptroller

11.0Counsel

1.0AcquisitionOperations

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Navy’s principal activity for research, development, acquisition, test and evaluation (RDAT&E), engineering and fleet support for naval aviation platforms, weapons, and systems Workforce: 19,700 engineers, scientists,

RDATE professionals. Navy’s intellectual capital works here National Ranges and Labs: Integrated, unique, MRTFB

invested, joint facilities, and not duplicated by industry Customers: PEO/PMA, but strong history in Joint, Inter-

Service, Inter-Agency, FMS and Industry collaborative Business Model: Navy Working Capital Fund (NWCF)

supply and demand model incentivizes cost consciousness Flag Officer with Command responsibilities and

Technical Authority (NAWCAD, NAWCWD, Air 4.0, Air 5.0)

Naval Air Warfare CentersAircraft

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Weapons• Air-to-Air

Weapons• Air-to-Ground

Weapons• Missiles/Freefall

Weapons• Energetics• Electronic

Warfare Systems

• Land and Sea Ranges

• Live Fire Testing

System Integration• Platform/Weapon

Integration• System of

Systems (5th gen)

• Air Vehicles• Propulsion and

Power• Avionics and

Sensors• Crew Systems• Aircraft Launch

and Recovery Equipment/ Support Equipment

• Ship Interface and Support Systems

Training Systems• Human

Performance/ Simulator Systems

China Lake

SanNicolas Island

Patuxent River

Lakehurst

Orlando

Point Mugu

ConnectedVia DREN

100 20015050

• Land Range: 1,777 square miles • Airspace: 20,000 square miles

• Sea Range: 36,000 square miles(Expansion via coordination with Navy/FAA)• Airspace: 36,000 square miles

Sea Range

IR200

R-2

508

Bakersfield Ridgecrest

Mojave

LancasterPalmdale

EdwardsAFB

Santa BarbaraVentura

Santa Catalina Is.Santa Catalina Is.

San Clemente Is.San Clemente Is.

SantaCruz Is.Santa

Rosa Is.

SanMiguelIs.

Santa Barbara Is.Santa Barbara Is.

SanDiegoSan

Diego

LosAngeles

China LakeChinaLake

Ft Irwin

SanFrancisco

Los Angeles

San Diego

Edwards AFB

Sea Range

VandenbergAFB

Navy/FAACoordinatedExtensions

225 nm

LandRange

Airspace

Point Mugu

100 nm

R-2508R-2508China Lake

SanClemente

Island Control Area Navy/FAA Coordinated Extensions -69 nm

San NicolasIsland

PortHueneme

PointMugu

SanNicolas Is.

NAWCWD Range Capabilities

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NAWCWD Strategic Thrusts

Integration andInteroperability

(I&I)

Directed Energy

Cyber Warfare

Air Dominance

Irregular and Asymmetric

Warfare

Long-Range Rapid Strike

Miniature Munitions

UnmannedSystems

Counter Unmanned Systems

Next-Generation Electronic

Warfare

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Systems of Systems (SoS)Integration and Interoperability

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Known Gaps, Warfighting Priorities,Operational Context

Ensuring our systems work as a System of Systems (SoS) to create critical warfighting capability

Systems Mapped to Mission Kill / Effect Chains

SYSTEMOF

SYSTEMS

Warfighting Gaps Identified

(Non-Materiel / Materiel)

DOTMLPF

SoS / Mission Engineers develop material solutions to warfighting gaps in a mission-representative (LVC) environment

SYSCOM/ WC/ PEO

Resources/Requirements

USFF/CPF

CAPABILITIESGOVERNANCE

Systems delivered as an Integrated Warfighting Capability

Electronic Warfare RDAT&E

FMS & Collaboration

SEAD/DEAD

Advanced Programs

Rotary & Fixed Wing EW

EA Payloads

Comm Jamming

Science & Technology

EW Fleet Training

Modeling& Simulation

Airborne EA

EW RDT&E

Direct Fleet SupportTotal Life Cycle Focus

How Can CSAs Help Small Business?

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By providing access to specialized services, facilities, and products not available in private industry.

• Specialized labs, chambers, test ranges, and equipment

• Technical expertise

• Testing and other services

• Sale of articles

Fees will not exceed the amount necessary to recoup direct and indirect costs involved in work effort.