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Brigadier General Leslie Kenne, USAFDirector, Joint Strike Fighter Program Office
The Affordable Solution - JSFThe Affordable Solution - JSF
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BE THE MODEL ACQUISITION PROGRAM FORJOINT SERVICE AND INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION
DEVELOP AND PRODUCE AN AFFORDABLE NEXTGENERATION STRIKE FIGHTER WEAPON SYSTEM
AND SUSTAIN IT WORLDWIDE
VISION
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TACTICAL AIRCRAFTAFFORDABILITY OBJECTIVE
Affordability
Cost Objectives Shall Be Set To Balance Mission Needs With ProjectedOut-Year Resources, Taking Into Account Anticipated Process
Improvements In Both DOD And Defense Industries.
LETHALITY
SURVIVABILITY
SUPPORTABILITY
CAPABILITY COST
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‘LIVING COPT’
AOA MS IJIRD/COPT I(95)
JIRD/COPT II(97)
JIRD/COPT III(98)
JIRD/COPT IV(99)
SHIPBOARD COMPMANPOWERTARGET ACQUISITIONACCURACYIDENTIFY TARGETIR SIGMANEUVERABILITYPASS/RECEIVE TIMELY INFOPAYLOADOPERATIONAL AVAILABILITYRCSRCS V ECMRCS V SUPPORTABILITYSGRBASING FLEX./CARRIER SUIT.
RCSSPEEDMANEUVERABILITYPAYLOADSGRLOG “FOOTPRINT”COMMONALITYRANGE
LOG FOOTPRINT / SGRMANPOWERR&MSUPPORTABLE LOENGINE R&I
ADVERSE WEATHER/NIGHTMULTI-ROLE CAPABILITYMISSION PLANNINGMISSION FLEXIBILITYACCURATE NAVCOUNTERMEASURESINTEROPERABILITYSYSTEM REDUNDANCY
LOW VISUAL SIGHARDENINGBDAWEAPONS CARRIAGE VERSATILITYLOW ACOUSTIC SIGNATUREMAINTAINABILITY
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AFFORDABILITY AFFORDABILITY AFFORDABILITY AFFORDABILITY
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COST AS INDEPENDENTVARIABLE (CAIV)
DEFINING AFFORDABLE REQUIREMENTS
FACILITATING REQUIREMENTS THROUGHGOVERNMENT INDUSTRY TEAMS OF
WARFIGHTERS & DEVELOPERS
JOINT WARFIGHTERORGANIZATION
NAVYTTACK WING PAC
SAWC
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AIRLANTUSMC
APW-21
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USAF
AIR COMBATCOMMAND
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AIR WARFARECENTER
USAF
USATRAINING AND
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UKROYAL NAVY
VALIDATED & AFFORDABLE JOINTWARFIGHTING REQUIREMENTS
COST/OPERATIONALPERFORMANCE TRADES (COPT)
Warfighter Questions Focused on JSF Attributes &Required Levels of Performance
MODELING SIMULATION AND ANALYSISPROCESS
Weapon Sys Level Trade
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ANALYSIS
CONSTRUCTIVESIMULATION
INTERACTIVEDIGITAL
SIMULATION
VIRTUALENVIRONMENT
RANKINGSU. S. NAVYU. S. AI R FOR CE
U. S. M ARINE CORPS
OPERAT IONAL TASKS# 1 - # 90
OPERAT IONALOBJEC TIVES
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CAMPAIGN
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AIR-T O- AIR COM BAT
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DELPHIPROCESS
Operational Effectiveness/LogisticsModeling
Standardized Models, Scenarios & Threats Attribute Trade Studies
Range
Dash SpeedPS
SortieGeneration
Performance
DeploymentFootprint
Performance
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Performance
RF
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JSF PROGRAMOFFICE
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Force ProcessTeam (FPT)
Command Industry Participation
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SYNERGISTIC JSFREQUIREMENTS
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The JSF Balances AffordabilityRequirements While EnhancingTotal Warfighting Effectiveness
The JSF Enables the War to beWon More Quickly, Decisively, and
with Minimum Losses
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KEY TECHNOLOGY MATURATIONPROGRAMS
l SINGLE ENGRELIABILITY
l DURABILITYl LO CONCEPTSl ALTERNATE ENGINE
PROGRAM
l MFG TOOLS & PROCESSESl LEAN MANUFACTURINGl PRODUCIBILITY ENHANCEMENTS
l ADVANCED DIAGNOSTICSl SUPPORTABLE LO
l INTEGR RF SYSTEMSl INTEGR CORE PROCESSING & SOFTWARE
l UNITIZED COMPOSITES /METALLIC STRUCTURE
l REDUCED MAINTENANCE MANPOWERl INCREASED SORTIE GENERATION RATEl REDUCED LOGISTICS FOOTPRINT
l INTEGRATED SUBSYSTEMS(J/IST)
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• Two Teams - Designations Assigned– Boeing X-32A, B, C*– Lockheed Martin X-35A, B, C
• Two Aircraft Per Team - SufficientlyRepresenting The PWSC to SatisfyDemonstration Objectives– Commonality/Modularity for an Affordable Family of Multi-
Service Variants– Successful Short Takeoff, Vertical Landing, Hover and
Transition– Satisfactory Low Speed Carrier Approach Flying and Handling
Qualities
* A, B, & C Represent Variants For USAF, USMC and NAVY
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BOEING
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ARRESTING HOOK
MULTI-SERVICE PWSCDESIGN CONCEPT
• DUAL NOSE GEAR,ARRESTING HOOK
• HIGHER STRENGTH GEAR• VORTEX FENCE
• WINGTIPS REMOVED• DIRECT LIFT NOZZLES,
ACS AND LIDS• JET SCREEN
COMMON CHARACTERISTICSCOMMON CHARACTERISTICS
STOVL CTOL CV
COMMON OML, STRUCTURE,SYSTEMS, AND SOFTWARE
F119 DERIVATIVE ENGINE
SINGLE SEAT COCKPIT(2-SEAT TRAINER WITHINSAME FUSELAGE LENGTH)
CHIN INLET SIDE WEAPONBAY
MULTIFUNCTIONALCONTROL SURFACES• DUAL CANTED TAILS
WITH RUDDERS
2D PITCH VECTORING NOZZLE
• FLAPERONS
• LEADING EDGEFLAPS
BLENDED DELTA WING
BOEING DEFENSE & SPACE GROUP
JOINT STRIKE FIGHTER
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USN CVUSN CVUSN CVUSN CVUSN CVUSN CVUSN CVUSN CV
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MULTI-SERVICE PWSCDESIGN CONCEPT
COMMONCHARACTERISTICS
STOVL CTOL CV
CONTINUOUS WING/BODY STRUCTURE
COMMON WING BOX GEOMETRY
F119 DERIVATIVE ENGINE
• WING TIP FOLD• HIGHER STRENGTH GEAR• UNIQUE CONTROL SURFACES• INTERNAL GUN PROVISIONS• REFUEL PROBE
• LIFT FAN• 3 BEARING SWIVEL NOZZLE• REFUEL PROBE
COMMON RADARCOMMON AVIONICS
AND DATA BUS
DIVERTERLESS INLET
INTEGRATED POWER PACKAGE
• LO AXI NOZZLE• INTERNAL GUN• REFUEL RECEPTACLE
COMMON WEAPONS BAY GEOMETRY
FOUR EXTERNAL HARD POINTS
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• COST as an INDEPENDENT VARIABLE (CAIV)– JIRD PROCESS W / INDUSTRY AND WARFIGHTERS– COST-PERFORMANCE TRADES
• COMMON COST MODEL– JOINT COMMON COST MODEL (JCCM) DEVELOPED– COST ESTIMATES DEVELOPED BY JOINT INDUSTRY/GOV’T TEAM
• CONCEPT DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM PHILOSOPHY– DEMO ONLY WHAT’S NEEDED
– STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES VS. STATEMENT OF WORK– MINIMUM FORMAL DOCUMENTATION
– INSIGHT VS. OVERSIGHT
– ON-LINE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS
– COOPERATIVE ATMOSPHERE
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• GENERAL PROGRAMINFORMATION
• ANNOUNCEMENTS(e.g., PROCUREMENTS,AWARDS)
• BRIEFINGS
• DISSEMINATE SPECIALINFORMATION(e.g., NEWSLETTERS,MASTER PLAN)
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