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Keynote Address

Keynote Address. 2005 TACOM APBI. LTG Joseph L. Yakovac, Jr. Military Deputy to the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) 27 October 2005. Challenges. Programs People Industrial Base. Department of Defense

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Keynote Address

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  1. Keynote Address 2005 TACOM APBI LTG Joseph L. Yakovac, Jr. Military Deputy to the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology) 27 October 2005

  2. Challenges • Programs • People • Industrial Base

  3. Department of Defense Research, Development and Acquisition (RDA) Dollars* FY06: $147.4B* 37% Air Force $55.1B Defense -Wide $21.7B 15% Navy/Marines $47.7B Army $22.9B 32% 16% *Budget Request Pending Congressional Approval

  4. FY06 Top Twenty DoD Research, Development and Acquisition (RDA) Programs* ($M) 1. BMDS 7,775 2. Joint Strike Fighter 5,822 3. F/A-22 4,304 4. FCS3,405 5. C-17 3,402 6. F/A-18E/F Hornet 2,880 7. SSN 774 2,845 8. V-22A/CV-22 Osprey 1,883 9. Chem/Bio Defense 1,549 10. EELV1,499 11. DD(X) 1,085 12. P-8 MMA 964 13.Stryker 916 14. MEADS 887 15. CVN-21 873 16. TSAT 836 17. EA-18G 750 18. MH-60R704 19. CH-47 Upgrade 660 20. Longbow Apache Block III 637 *RDA funding only

  5. Recapitalization Process Two Paths: Rebuild Selected Upgrade M1A1 AIM XXI* UH-60A CH-47D M9 ACE M88A1 PATRIOT FIREFINDER ELEC SHOPS FAASV HMMWV M1A2 SEP* AH-64D UH-60M CH-47F HERCULES * BRADLEY A3* M113 A3 HEMTT Zero Time/Zero Mile Maintenance Standard Zero Time/Zero Mile Maintenance Standard Technology Insertion Technology Insertion $26.1B / 5 yrs Upgrade Warfighting Capability Same Model- New Life New Model- New Life • Extended Service Life • Reduced Operating and Support (O&S) Cost • Improved System Reliability, Safety, Maintainability, and Efficiency • Enhanced Capability One Outcome: February 2005 * Currently in production

  6. :01 :01 “Need It Now” Is Working Because: Supplementals, Supplementals, Supplementals, …! :02 Operational Needs Statements Vice The JCIDS Process. :03 Access To Infrastructure Within The Theater. Time (Not Always Adequate) To Integrate Solutions, Minimally Test, And Train To Use Prior To Deployment. :04 Acceptance Of Contractor Support Throughout The Theater. :05 :06 Supply Chain Able To Support New / Low Density Capabilities. When Goes Away – Then What?

  7. Future Army Career Program-16* Workforce - 2005 44 31 2005 Total = 15,173 Avg = 44.62 1992 Total = 17,080 Avg = 42.18 Strength Retirement Eligibility Window Skill and Experience Gap Age *Engineers and Scientists

  8. National Defense as a Percent of GDP

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