Army National Guard Equipping Brief for NGAUS Industry Day 2012

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1 Army National Guard Equipping Brief for NGAUS Industry Day 2012 Materiel Programs Division Logistics Division Aviation Division Unclassified

2 ARNG Equipment Procurement and Modernization Update COL Philip W. Gay ARNG-RMQ

3 Agenda ARNG Equipping Funding and Wave ARNG Equipment Procurement and Modernization Update Top ARNG Focus Areas FY14 ARNG Top 25 Equipment Modernization/Shortfall Category List As of: 13-Dec-12 COL Philip W. Gay (ARNG-RMQ)

4 ARNG Equipping Funding and Wave Funding for new equipment procurement is on the decline Expect trend to continue in POM as budgets shrink overall Equipping funding is discretionary and is therefore susceptible to change $9.00 B $8.00 B $7.00 B $6.00 B $5.00 B As of 09APR12 Funds Available Appropriated Funds PB13 POM Today Equipment Delivery Lag Time (18-36 Months) $4.00 B $3.00 B $2.00 B $1.00 B $- FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 As of Pres Bud 13 Lock * FY03 to FY12 is Base, OCO and NGREA FY13 is Base and OCO FY14 to FY17 is base only As of: 13-Dec-12 COL Philip W. Gay (ARNG-RMQ)

5 ARNG Equipment Procurement and Modernization Update The ARNG is now at 89% (from 77% in FY08) EOH of its full MTOE equipment requirement and 89% (from 60% in FY08) EOH of its Critical Dual Use (CDU) equipment requirement. As of: 13-Dec-12 COL Philip W. Gay (ARNG-RMQ)

6 Top ARNG Focus Areas Modernizing the ARNG helicopter fleet Procuring general engineering equipment to fill critical shortfalls and replace aging equipment Enhancing the ARNG chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) response capability Equipping the ARNG to no less than 80 percent of Critical Dual Use (CDU) items Increasing ARNG unit capability through equipment modernization and improving equipment interoperability As of: 13-Dec-12 COL Philip W. Gay (ARNG-RMQ)

7 FY14 ARNG Top 25 Equipment Modernization/Shortfall Category List** As of: 13-Dec-12 COL Philip W. Gay (ARNG-RMQ)

8 14 Logistics Update Industry Day 12 December 2012

9 15 Agenda Equipping Posture Equipping Success Stories Guard Equipping Readiness Challenges Need for High EOH Doing Business with Logistics Community

10 Army National Guard Equipping Posture Overall MTOE Equipment: Overall CDU MTOE Equipment: 89% 89% 89% Current Equipment Available Current Equipment for Domestic Available Operations for Domestic Operations MTOE MTOE 81% Critical Dual Use Equipment - MTOE Critical Dual Use Equipment - MTOE 81% Critical Dual Use - MTOE & TDA Critical Dual Use - MTOE & TDA 81% Programmed equipment for June December 2013 delivery is approximately 78.6K pieces of equipment including: Category Sum of Quantity Air Defense 123 Aviation 2,739 Command and Control 7,495 Fire Support 1,661 Intelligence and Electronic Warfare 154 Maneuver 290 MC 1 Medical 8,499 Miscellaneous 67 Mobility 5,752 Nuclear Biological and Chemical 2,221 Other 222 Soldier 31,216 Transportation 18,167 Projected ARNG MTOE EOH Dec % Projected ARNG MTOE Critical Dual Use EOH Dec % Current Status of Critical Dual Use Equipment E-10 MTOE EOH MTOE AVAIL Aviation 67% 53% Chemical 98% 89% Cmd & Control 63% 60% Engineers 86% 82% Logistics 61% 60% Maintenance 92% 87% Medical 81% 74% Security 98% 87% Signal 53% 51% Transportation 90% 90% MTOE & TDA AVAIL Remaining Critical Equipment MTOE Shortfalls For An Operational Force Equipping Posture Updated Semiannually Current Status - O/H Inventory: 31MAR11 17JUN12 includes substitutes and modernized replacement LINS; Requirements: Jan Feb Out-Of-Cycle SACS File. POC: LTC Dana William Strange, F. Crocker, ARNG-ILS Basis of Projections & Shortfall Determination - O/H Inventory: 31MAR11; 17JUN12; Requirements: FY13 FY12 MTOE requirements from Jan Feb Out-Of-Cycle SACS File; Distributions: Jan Jun12 11 Dec Sept POC: LTC POC: Thomas LTC George Rivenbark, Dukes III, ARNG-RMQ % 89% 60% 82% 60% 87% 74% 87% 51% 90%

11 Equipment On-Hand Amazing Improvements 17 Equipment Sep 05 OH Dec 12 OH Obsolete/ Displaced Comments Light Trucks 35,463 47,853 15,452 HMMWVS at 100% (CUCVs gone) Medium Trucks 31,767 28,886 21,502 Purging obsolete (M35, M809) HEMTTs 5,000 9,205 1,353 Modernization thru Recap Tactical FM Radios 63,305 94,666 22,607 All SINCGARs, no VRC-12 TACSAT Radios 132 1, Major capability increase Night Vision Goggles 108, ,983 33,835 Reducing PVS-5 & 7A Thermal Sights 31,752 76,804 15,100 Reducing PVS-4 & TVS-4 M4 Carbines 34, , ,401 Displaced M16A1 & A2 Massive issue of new procurement has transformed and modernized units particularly for Soldier equipment! Turn-in of equipment not meeting current performance, sustainability, or armor standard accomplished! Equipment for mobilizations is now much more available!

12 Tactical Wheeled Vehicle Management Planning for Long-term Affordability 18 Adjust Req & Authorizations Buy New for Specific Missions TWV Have Armor Kits Available Replace Based on Age (Recap) Army is reducing TWV requirements and on-hand based on affordability Reduce number of vehicles authorized Divest excess/obsolete vehicles Tailor new buys to missions Buy armor kits to meet the strategy Extend life through RECAP Sep 12 MTOEs changed ARNG TWV authorizations from 88K to 83K Remaining excess TWV from MTOE changes is 8K Working to get the oldest/worst TWV divested as excess TWV divestiture goal of 6,413 for FY13 Future cuts will take at least another 7% ARNG Comments: Divested M35 Series FY10 Divested CUCV FY11 Divested 38 year old M809 5T trucks FY12 Total divestiture FY08-12: 33K TWV

13 ARNG LTV Fleet Modernization 50,000 45,000 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5, % 101% All Legacy HMMWVs TWV Study I Reductions M1097 M1113 TWV Study II Reductions M1151 M1152 M1165 M1167 M * Recap/Rebuilt M1025/26 * Earliest Hvy Variant > 20 yrs As of Oct 12 UAH Hvy Variant Legacy Recap Legacy CUCV Maintain 100% Systems >20 yrs without Recap Ambulance 19

14 ARNG Medium Fleet Modernization Medium Truck On-hand Inventory 30, % OH As of Nov 12 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 LTAS FMTV A1 FMTV Basic M939 M809 M * Computed against authorizations 20

15 21 Heavy TWV Fleet Modernization Heavy TWV On-hand Inventory % OH 100% OH As of Nov 12 Authorizations Mod Lvl 5 Mod Lvl 4 Mod Lvl 3 Mod Lvl 1 0 FY08 OH FY09 OH FY10 OH FY11 OH FY12 OH FY13 OH FY14 OH FY15 OH FY16 OH FY17 OH FY18 OH

16 22 Guard Equipping The Rest of the Story Guard EOH at 89% - per AR rules for MACOM EOH computation But: 21% of units don t meet minimum EOH Over 350 of 1,184 MTOE LINs are <65% There is work left to be done!

17 Equipment On-Hand in Units By Year % 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% * Less Capable More Capable (January of Each Year) * Unit Status Report EOH calculation methodology revised June 2011

18 Equipping Cycle in a Protracted War Why ARNG Needs to be Fully Equipped 24 Low equipping levels (70%) at 911 started EOH downward spiral as TPE, battle damage, training sets, etc., reduced unit inventories Wartime 100 Needed: Fully Equipped ARNG Retains Capability and Generates Forces Manageable Risk Unacceptable Risk Pre-911: Cold War Myth, S3 Force will be Modernized by AMC at Mob Station Reality: Fill Deployers to 100% from other ARNG Units Degrades Ability to: Respond to HLD/DSCA Generate Forces Train Mobilize Initial Deployments Protracted Conflict Procurement/Industrial Response

19 25 Doing Business with Logistics Our Guiding Principles: MTOE units train and deploy with Army procured and issued equipment Focus resources to build capability and readiness Some requirements should be left up to States and commanders Stewardship of resources Seek innovation to enhance success Collaboration with Industry: NGB POC for non-da managed equipment, supplies, & logistics services Open door policy Enabler to reach States Facilitator for exposure to logistics community New Equipment IPT Reviews and validates requirements from the States for COTS items Includes membership from across the staff (G3/4/6 J3/4/6) Seeks standard equipment solutions first Cross-level excess to preserve resources Validates proposed COTS equipment as required ARNG Log Division - Equipping LTC Floyd Crocker ( ) Mr. Charles Baldwin ( )

20 NGAUS Industry Day ARNG Aviation Update Mr Bob Godwin Deputy Chief ARNG Aviation and Safety Division 12 December 2012 Unclassified

21 Dual Use Force ARNG Aviation relevant, ready, and accessible Combat Operations equipped and ready Now deployed aircraft and 2400 pax Demand for Cargo and MEDEVAC remain high Domestic Operations first DOD responders Super-storm Sandy response under Busted Windsock procedures Search & Rescue missions shifted to FEMA and Corps of Engineers support Using Civil Band radios for DOMOPS Command and Control South West Border Aerial Detection and Monitoring mission ARNG Aviation is proven as best value force mission extended thru CY13 Reliance on UH-72 with Mission Equipment Package Presidential Inauguration support Unclassified 2

22 ARNG Aviation Modernization Our Environment - Dual Mission focus - Rapidly changing Technology - Broad range of changing threats - Reduced budget Need modern aircraft to keep ARNG relevant as Operational Reserve force ARNG benefits from Army plan to pure fleet Cargo with CH-47Fs (by FY18) and modernize Security & Support Bns with UH-72As (by FY15) ARNG programmed for only 201 UH/HH-60Ms by FY19 Army plan leaves ARNG with ~150 UH-60As in FY20 / ~550 UH-60Ls in FY27 - HQDA ends UH-60A-A-L program in FY15 need extension - HQDA goal is to start UH-60L Digital Cockpit program in FY16 Unclassified 3

23 ARNG Aviation Modernization (continued) Fixed Wing fleet size, maintenance strategy & modernization being worked C-23s will be divested by Dec Turn-in temporarily stopped by Congressional Continuing Resolution Future Utility Aircraft (FUA) transitioning to Management Plan - Program moving slowly seems to be on back burner ARNG Simulations Focus is on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) & UH-72s - Shadow Crew Trainer (SCT) upgrades funded - begin Jul 13 - Funds for 3 rd UH-72 Cockpit Procedural Trainer (CPT) sent to PM Lift Theater Aviation Sustainment Maintenance Group (TASMG) 2020 Plan - Organize, equip and resource to improve CONUS regional support and combat missions Unclassified 4