Hercules: Building Partnerships and Partner Capacity Mr. Richard A. Genaille, Jr. Deputy Director Defense Security Cooperation Agency (703) 604-6606; richard.genaille@dsca.mil
DSCA s Role in National Security Support National Security and Foreign Policy by building skills and capabilities of our partners and providing critical Humanitarian Assistance OSD Policy level agency which has leadership, management, and oversight responsibility for DoD Security Cooperation (SC) programs SC is sales or transfers of defense articles and services under Foreign Military Sales, Foreign Military Financing, International Military Education and Training, and other programs Lead, resource, educate the DoD SC Community to shape, refine, and execute innovative security solutions for partners in support of U.S. interests U.S. Government Interagency advocate for SC initiatives and programs
Why We Do Security Cooperation To support the strategies of the Combatant Commanders in an agile, efficient, flexible manner To ensure international partners are trained and equipped to be capable, interoperable partners in combined operations
Where DSCA Fits SECDEF DEPSECDEF JCS USD (ACQUISITION, TECHNOLOGY & LOGISTICS) USD (POLICY) USD (PERSONNEL & READINESS) USD (COMPTROLLER) USD (INTELLIGENCE) DUSD (PCoS) ASD (ISA) ASD (A&PSA) ASD (HD&ASA) ASD (GSA) ASD (SO/LIC & IC) DUSD (SPF) DETAIN POL POW/MPA ENT SVCS DTSA COMMERCE DEPARTMENT COMBATANT COMMANDS REGIONAL CENTERS DSCA USAID (State) SECURITY ASSISTANCE OFFICERS (SAOs) MILDEPS & DEFENSE AGENCIES Congress STATE DEPARTMENT
DSCA s Scope of Responsibilities Foreign Military Sales 13,000 cases valued at $342B With 223 Countries Humanitarian Assistance 505 Projects in 93 Countries Security Cooperation Officers 755 SCOs in 125 Countries International Training 7,344 Students from 141 Countries Regional Centers for Security Studies 49,000 Students from 156 countries 9,900 Security Cooperation Professionals Worldwide
FMS Sales Trends $40 $36.38 $38.09 $35 Total Sales (National + U.S. Funds) $31.60 $32.10 $30 FMS Sales (National Funds) Billions $25 $20 $15 $12.14 $13.26 $12.51 $13.00 $13.53 $10.58 $23.29 $20.98 $17.19 $16.08 $24.74 $27.83 $17.10 $26.00 $10 $5 $8.43 $7.19 $10.23 $7.09 $9.22 $7.23 $- FY00 FY01 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11
Delivering as Promised Foreign Military Sales: Foreign Military Financing: Excess Defense Articles Transfers: International Military Education and Training Funds Allocated: Drawdowns: Special Authorities Overseas Humanitarian, Disaster, and Civic Aid Appropriation (OHDACA) FY05-FY10*** $75.7B $23.6B $0.3B $0.5B $0.8B $27.2B $1.46B **
DoD s most effective program for building partnerships and partner capacity
Building Partner Capacity 1956 1959 C-130A (231 Aircraft) C-130B (230 Aircraft) C-130E (488 Aircraft) Over 2,393 Hercules Aircraft Delivered or on Contract to 63 Countries (65% U.S., 35% International) Including the commercial variant, the Hercules flies under the flag of 72 different nations C-130H (1,205 Aircraft) 1962 C-130J (388 Aircraft) 1964 First International sale to the RAAF in 1958 186 C-130Js Sold Five Variants in Production: C-130J (Short) C-130J KC-130J HC-130J (ACC) MC-130J Other Variants Produced: WC-130J HC-130J (USCG) EC-130J 1998
Building Partner Capacity: C-130 Training FY06-FY11: 770 personnel trained from 20 countries COUNTRY STUDENTS COUNTRY STUDENTS Argentina 33 Japan 2 Botswana 1 Jordan 30 Belgium 8 Mexico 11 Bolivia 27 The Netherlands 15 Canada 87 Nigeria 2 Denmark 25 Norway 98 Greece 1 New Zealand 1 India 89 Poland 126 Iraq 9 Singapore 134 Israel 69 Turkey 2
Humanitarian Support Operation Christmas Drop 59-year Program delivering educational supplies and household items to families in the Micronesian Islands o 2009: 2 C-130 flights of 18 pallets of o 2010: 14 C-130 flights carrying 50 pallets Lamia Afghan Foundation Delivering coats, clothing and non-perishable food to Afghan children o 2009: 2 C-130 flights carrying 2 pallets o 2010: 11 C-130 flights carrying 20 pallets o 2011: 31 C-130 flights carrying 59 pallets
Humanitarian Support Pine Forest United Methodist Church Shipped clothing to Afghanistan in 2010: 15 C-130 flights carrying 32 pallets 2009-2011 USAF Humanitarian Assistance 143 C-130 flights carrying 311 pallets Helped organizations such as: Assist International, Trust in Education, Americares Foundation, Medwish International, Children s Medical Services International, Compassionate Utilization Resources, Afghan for Civil Society
Disaster Relief Georgia, 2009 33 C-130s carried 165 pallets of humanitarian assistance commodities, humanitarian daily rations, and non-perishable food items in support of Georgia s Complex Emergency Haiti, 2010 26 C-130s transported 130 pallets of humanitarian assistance commodities, humanitarian daily rations, and water in response to the earthquake in Haiti Pakistan, 2010 228 C-130s transported 805 pallets of humanitarian assistance commodities, Halal meals, and relief supplies in support of the floods in Pakistan
Disaster Relief Japan, 2010 81 C-130s transported 405 pallets of humanitarian assistance commodities in support of Operation Tomodachi and the earthquake in Japan Libya, 2011 12 C-130 missions transported 11,00 displaced people in support of Complex Emergency Operations
Coalition Support Libya - Operation Unified Protector Belgium, Canada, Egypt, France, Greece, Italy, Jordan, Libya, Poland, Qatar, South Africa, Tunisia, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom Operation Iraqi Freedom Australia, United Kingdom, United States, Multinational Forces Afghanistan - Operation Enduring Freedom Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Italy, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, South Korea, Spain, United Kingdom, United States Iraq - Operation Desert Storm Australia, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, United Kingdom, United States
Key International Partners: India Foreign Military Sales 6 C-130Js and equipment 5 of 6 aircraft delivered First major FMS acquisition for the Indian Air Force Letter of Request for 6 more aircraft submitted to the U.S. Government Indian Air Force used C-130Js to provide relief to the Sikkim Earthquake victims immediately after the disaster Lifted 188.75 tons of equipment, 735 personnel, 20.48 tons of food, 6 tons of medicine, 8.5 tons of fuel, 51.8 tons of relief equipment
Key International Partners: Iraq Excess Defense Articles 3 C-130Js in 2005 Foreign Military Sales In 2008 DSCA notified Congress of a sale of 6 new C-130Js Delivery to begin in 2013 USAF and Iraqi Air Force partnered from 2005-2009 for the U.S. C-130 Air Advisory Mission to train pilots, engineers, security forces, logisticians Iraq began independent C-130 operations in September 2009
C-130 Technical Coordination Group The single point of contact for member countries for follow-on technical support 34 international partners represented Argentina, Australia, Botswana, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Egypt, Greece, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Korea, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Taiwan, Tunisia, Turkey Total package support based on customers needs USAF answered 1,333 action items in CY11 74% of all action items were answered in less than 10 calendar days
C-130 Joint Users Group C-130J Cooperative Projects Memorandum of Understanding (Australia, Canada, Denmark, Italy, Norway, United Kingdom, and the United States) Establishes the terms for the signatory nations to share information and establish cooperative projects for common requirements on the C-130J weapons system used in their national fleets
C-130J Memorandum of Understanding Agreements Overview: 1 Master/Umbrella/Framework Agreements 0 Data Exchange Annexes 0 Loan Agreements 5 Cooperative R&D Project Arrangements o 2 in development and staffing Areas of Cooperation: C-130J aircraft and system upgrades Moving from aircraft upgrade to sustainment and operational improvements Future areas will be training systems, defensive systems, and special ops modifications
The Hercules DoD s most effective program for building partnerships and partner capacity