1. Research & Development Association’s Fall Meeting November 2009
Subsistence Update
Research & Development
Association’s Fall Meeting
November 2009

2. FY09 Subsistence Business
Readiness Dividends
Forward presence
Surge & sustainment
Joint strategy
Information fusion
Total asset visibility
Warfighter
$4.378B
Other
$382M + =
Navy
Army
Air Force
Rations
FY09 sales thru Jan 2009: $1.576B… 13.7% above FY08 for same period.
Garrison
Feeding
Marine Corps
Produce
$4.76
Billion
Non DoD

3. Year in Review Rations – focal point of issues
Peanut Butter
Dairy Shake
FEMA support & rework engagement
Expansion of produce long term contracts
No Prime Vendor Awards
EPA and contract language issues
OCONUS & CONUS difference
MPAs
Changes in Iraq and Afghanistan
First OCONUS award announced

4. Prime Vendor Iraq 3 supporting warehouse platforms
FF&V/LMR Turkey - PV Kuwait
H Courage/ Palace
H Mosel Airfield
H Q-West
H Marez/ Glory
H Tall Afar/Sykes
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
D1.1 Volunteer
D3 Prosperity
D4 Ferrin/Huggins
D5.2 BIAP West
D7 CP Cuervo
D8 Dragoon Base
D11 Freedom Rest
Phoenix Phoenix
F1.1 Victory Base
F1.2 Victory Camp S
F2.1 Antelope
F2.2 Blackjack
F2.3 Pegasus
F Justice
I Baghdad CCF
J1 Baghdad Palace
L ISG
TF626 TF626
DFAC HUB SUPPORT
Prime Vendor Iraq
3 supporting warehouse platforms
Dahuk
Dahuk
Dahuk
Dahuk
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
C5.1 CSM Cooke
C5.2 Wrangler Inn
Bashur
Bashur
Tigris R.
Tigris R.
Arbil
Arbil
DIAMONDBACK
DIAMONDBACK
Mosul
Mosul
FF&V/LMR Turkey - PV Kuwait
C1.1 Victory Inn
C1.2 Eagle Nest
C2 Remagen
C7 Warrior
C8 Summerall
J3 Kirkuk
FT.SUSIE Ft. Susie 1 1
Ninawa
Ninawa 2 2
Kirkuk
Kirkuk
IRAN
IRAN
Dayr az Zawr
Dayr az Zawr
At Tamim
At Tamim
As Sulaymaniyah
As Sulaymaniyah
68 Dining Facilities (DFACs)
FLB SPEICHER
FLB SPEICHER
FLB SYCAMORE
FLB SYCAMORE
Salah ad Din
Salah ad Din
Euphrates R.
Euphrates R.
LSA ANACONDA
LSA ANACONDA 5 5
Al Qaim
Al Qaim 12 12
Samarra
Samarra
SYRIA
SYRIA
AL ASAD
AL ASAD
Taji
Taji
Diyala
Diyala
36 Forward Operating Bases (Mobile Kitchen Trailer sites)
FF&V/LMR/PV - JORDON
B Camp Al Asad
B Camp al Asad
B Al Qu’im
Ar Ramadi
Ar Ramadi
Baqubah
Baqubah
BIAP
BIAP
Baghdad
Baghdad 1 1
Ar Rutbah
Ar Rutbah
Fallujah
Fallujah 10 10 TQ TQ
Wasit
Wasit H4 H4 H3 H3
Babil
Babil
Al Hillah
Al Hillah
Karbala
Karbala
Al Anbar
Al Anbar
Al Kut
Al Kut
JORDAN
JORDAN
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
A1.1 Camelot
A1.2 Mirage
A1.3 Oasis
A1.4 Desert Inn
C3 Warhorse
C3.D N. Baqubah
C11 KMTB
C3B FOB Gabe
C3F FOBNormandy
C3I 336 MP
Karbala
Karbala
Dezful
Dezful
SCANIA
SCANIA
Al Kufa
Al Kufa
Al Amarah
Al Amarah
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
K Tallil
K Ceder II
K TTM
B Duke
G Al Hillad Charlie
J Al Hilliah CPA
An Najaf
An Najaf
Three platforms are used, Kuwait, Jordan, and Turkey to help mitigate the traffic on the MSRs. Hub system is in green and support is provided to DFACs and MTs.
Al Qadisiyah
Al Qadisiyah 22 22
CEDAR
CEDAR
PWC supports 104 DoDAAC
customers within Iraq & Kuwait
36 Forward Operating Bases (Mobile Kitchen Trailer sites)
68 Dining Facilities (DFACs)
As Samawah
As Samawah
Maysan
Maysan
Dhi Qar
Dhi Qar
Ahvaz
Ahvaz
Ad Diwaniyah
Ad Diwaniyah 6 6
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
G Al-Kut
G Camp Echo
K Scania
D WKALSU
D17 Iskandaria
FLB CEDAR
FLB CEDAR
An Nasiriyah
An Nasiriyah
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
B Blue Diamond
B Camp Al Fallujah
B MEK Fallujah
B Camp Al Ramadi
B TQ Ridgway
B Al Taqaddum
TF WTF145
C3K FOB Corregidor
Ar’ar
Ar’ar
Tallil
Tallil
An Najaf
An Najaf
Al Basrah
Al Basrah 1 1 9 9
Az Zubayr
Az Zubayr
Safwan
Safwan
Retro-grade of trucks back to PWC
NAVISTAR
TAA VIRGINIA
Rafha
Rafha
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
J S. Team Basra
EPW2 EPW2
KUWAIT
KUWAIT
SAUDI ARABIA
29-March-2006
SAUDI ARABIA
Port of Shuwaikh

5. Current DFAC Hub Support
Source Selection Information see FAR & 3.104z
FF&V/LMR Turkey - PV Kuwait
H W98H02
H W98H04
KAS W98KAS
Dahuk
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
C W98C05
C W98C06
C5.3 W98C53
PNA W98PNA
WAR W98WAR
FF&V/LMR/PV – Kuwait
D1.1 W98D1A
D3 W98D03
D4 W98D04
D5.2 W98D52
D5.3 W98D53
D5.4 W98BUT
D8 W98D08
D11 W98D11
F1.1 W98VIC
F1.2 W98F12
F2.1 W98F02
F2.2 W98F03
F2.3 W98F23
F W98F06
J1 W98J01
J7 W98J07
J8 W98J08
L W98L01
MND W98MND
Phoenix W98PNX
TF626 W98626
U W98U03
Tigris R.
Dahuk
Bashur
DIAMONDBACK
Arbil
Mosul
FF&V/LMR Turkey - PV Kuwait
C7 W98C07
H W98H03
H W98H05
QWEST 1
Ninawa 2
Kirkuk
At Tamim
As Sulaymaniyah
FLB SPEICHER
FLB SYCAMORE
Salah ad Din
IRAN
Euphrates R.
FF&V/LMR Turkey - PV Kuwait
C1.1 W98C1A
C1.2 W98C1B
C W98C13
C8 W98C08
MOR W98MOR
JOINT BASE BALAD 5
Al Qaim 12
SYRIA
Samarra
Diyala
TAJI
AL ASAD
Ar Ramadi
Ar Rutbah
Fallujah
BIAP 10 TQ
Babil
Wasit
Al Hillah
FF&V/LMR/PV -Kuwait
A1.1 W98A01
A1.2 W98A02 - Closed
A1.3 W98A03
A1.4 W98A04
A1.5 W98A05
C3 W98C03
C11 W98C11
C3F W9NORM
C3I W98336
Karbala
Al Anbar
Karbala
Al Kut
Al Kufa
SCANIA
Al Amarah
An Najaf 22
Al Qadisiyah
As Samawah
CEDAR
Dhi Qar
Maysan
Ad Diwaniyah 6
An Nasiriyah
Tallil
An Najaf 1
Al Basrah 9
Az Zubayr
SAUDI ARABIA
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
D WKALSU
G W98G03
G W98G06
J W98J09
K W98KAR
N W98NAJ
T W98K01
T W98K02
T W98SEA
T W98ADD
ZUR W98ZUR
Safwan
TAA VIRGINIA
FF&V/LMR/PV – JORDAN
B W98B04
B W98B06
B W98B10
B W98B03
KUWAIT
FF&V/LMR/PV - JORDAN
B W98B01
B W98B12
B W98B13
B W98KOR
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
BA W98BA2
BA W98BA3
YJS W98Y15
EPW W9EPW2
J W98J10
T W98T05
FF&V/LMR/PV - Kuwait
T W98K03 5

6. Current MKT Hub Support
Source Selection Information see FAR & 3.104
FF&V/LMR Turkey PV Kuwait
WMKT16- 18TH CSSB (3rd SB)
Dahuk
FF&V/LMR Turkey - PV Kuwait
WMKT04- 34TH CAV
WMKT08- 1st SFG (A)
WMKT TH SB/Bulk Issue
WMKT TH SB
WMKT IN BSB
WMKT45- CJSOTF- AP
WMKT49- 1/5 IN
WMKT50- 3/21 IN
WMKT51- 5/1 CAB
Tigris R.
Dahuk
Bashur
DIAMONDBACK
Arbil
Mosul
FF&V/LMR Turkey PV Kuwait
WKMT10- 30th CSSB
WMKT17- 1/3 ACR
WMKT18 – 10th Mountain (3rd SB)
WMKT19- LTF, 574th QM
WMKT33- 16th SB
WMKT36- 30th CSSB
QWEST 1
Ninawa 2
Kirkuk
At Tamim
As Sulaymaniyah
FLB SPEICHER
FLB SYCAMORE
Salah ad Din
IRAN
Euphrates R.
JOINT BASE BALAD 5
SYRIA
Al Qaim 12
Samarra
Diyala
Taji
FF&V/LMR/ PV Kuwait
WMKT CAV
WMKT th CSSB (1SB) Bulk Issue
WMKT21- HHC 328th BSB 56th BDE
WMKT CAV 1CD
WMKT34- 10th SB
AL ASAD
Ar Ramadi
Ar Rutbah
Fallujah
BIAP
FF&V/LMR Turkey PV Kuwait
WMKT st CSSB 10 TQ
Babil
Wasit
Al Hillah
Karbala
Al Anbar
Karbala
Al Kut
Al Kufa
SCANIA
Al Amarah
FF&V/LMR/ PV Kuwait
WMKT QM
WMKT35 – 307TH BSB
FF&V/LMR/ PV Jordan
WMKT02- 2 MEF- KV/Trebil Marines
WMKT rd QUARTERMASTER
An Najaf
FF&V/LMR/ PV Kuwait
WKMT01- 2/1 AD, 1-63 CAB
WMKT03- CMAT (1 SB)
WMKT IN
WMKT07- 47TH FSB, 2/1AD
WMKT IN (2 BCT/1AD)
WMKT11- 2/1ID, 1-18IN
WMKT22- 1/4 ID (1 SB)
WMKT rd CSSB, VBC (1 SB)
WMKT37- 82nd BSB -3 BCT FOB Hammer
WMKT38- 3 BCT, 82nd ABN, Loyalty
WMKT39- 2/1 ID, 4/42 FA (1SB)
WMKT46- 2/1 AD 1-35 AR
WMKT47- 2/1 AD, 4-27 FA
WMKT52- 2/1 ID, 4/10 CAV 22
Al Qadisiyah
As Samawah
CEDAR
Dhi Qar
Maysan
Ad Diwaniyah 6
An Nasiriyah
Tallil
FF&V/LMR/ PV Kuwait WMKT CAV
WMKT BSB
WMKT th SB
WMKT st SOC
WMKT42- 41st FIRES BDE
WMKT CAV
WMKT44- HHC 2 BCT 3 ID
WMKT IN
An Najaf 1
Al Basrah 9
FF&V/LMR/ PV Jordan
WMKT27- 2BN 5TH MARINES
WMKT29- JHAATT
WMKT30- Ramadi 2 MEF
Az Zubayr
SAUDI ARABIA
Safwan
TAA VIRGINIA
KUWAIT
FF&V/LMR/ PV Kuwait
WMKT ND FLE TEAM 6

7. Source Selection Information see FAR 2.101 & 3.104
Future Hub Support
Source Selection Information see FAR & 3.104
Dahuk
Marez (COS)
Erbil (COB)
Warrior (COS)
Taji (COS)
Prosperity (COL)
Union III (COL)
Hammer (COS)
Besmayah (COS)
Mahmudlyah (COS)
Dahuk
Bashur
Tigris R.
Arbil
Mosul
Q-WEST(COB) 1
Ninawa 2
Kirkuk
At Tamim
As Sulaymaniyah
Speicher (COB)
Warhorse (COB)
FLB SPEICHER
FLB SYCAMORE
Salah ad Din
JBB (COB)
IRAN
Euphrates R. 5
Al Qaim 12
SYRIA
Samarra
Diyala
AL ASAD(COB)
Ar Ramadi
Ar Rutbah
VBC (COB)
Fallujah 10
Babil
Wasit
Al Hillah
Karbala
Al Anbar
Karbala
Al Kut
Al Kufa
DELTA(COB)
Al Amarah
An Najaf 22
Al Qadisiyah
ADDER(COB)
As Samawah
Dhi Qar
Maysan
Ad Diwaniyah 6
An Nasiriyah
Tallil
An Najaf 1
Al Basrah 9
SAUDI ARABIA
Az Zubayr
Basrah (COB)
Garry Owen (COS)
Umm Qasr (COS)
Bucca (COS)
Taqadumm (COS)
Korean Village (COS)
Safwan
KUWAIT
Scania (COB)
Echo (COS)
Endeavor (COS) 7

8. SW Asia Transportation Challenges
335 / 603 /93
DEAD
WOUNDED
MIA

9. Prime Vendor Afghanistan
Subsistence Prime Vendor Supported Locations DFACs, Forward Operating Bases (FOBs) & Provisional Reconstruction Teams (PRTs)
FF&V
FARAH
LASHKAR GAH (2X)
GERESHK
GHECKO
HERAT
DR 73
TARIN KOWT
LAGMAN
SHINKAY / SWEENY
GHAZNI
ORGUN - E
SHARONA
MEYDAN SHAR
NANGALAM / BLESSING
MAZAR E SHARIF
KUNDUZ
CHAGHCHARAN
SPIN BULDAK
J-BAD (3X)
A-BAD (2X)
SHKIN
LAWARA
METHARLAM
BAGRAM (7X)
KABUL (7X)
KANDAHAR (4X)
NARAY (2X)
WAZA KAWA
TORKAM
CAMP SPANN
BERMEL
CHAMKANI
KAF CSC
DA 73
RIPLEY
QALAT RCAG
PUL-E-ALAM
SALERNO
KHOWST
CHAPMAN
GARDEZ (2X)
DURELAMAN
RC WEST
RC NORTH
RC SOUTH
RC EAST
WARRIOR
ASMIR
KARIN KOWT
KALA GUSH
PANJSHIR
CHAMAN BORDER CROSSING
TILLMAN
TORKAM BORDER CROSSING
FOB/PRT Key
Via Air (PV/FF&V) 7
Via Air (FF&V only) 12
Via Ground 71
FF&V
DFAC (21 Day)
BAF 8
Salerno 1
Kabul 7
J-Bad 1
Sharona 1
KAF 4
Total 22
FOB/PRTs
RC East 55
RC South 15
RC North 3
RC West 5
Total 78
OPs/Forward
Total 19
SF FOBs 8
Note: these sites are supported by a host FOB

10. Prime Vendor Afghanistan

11. Distribution Support to OEF
Train Summary
51 total trains to date
41 delivered to Hairaton
1 enroute to Hairaton
7 awaiting MoD clearance (under 30 days)
2 awaiting rail clearance
3,948 DLA Containers Booked to date (18% of all DLA shipments to OEF)
Russia / Riga Route
99% of all shipments are DLA
3,269 containers shipped
Book to deliver: 89 days (Avg Weekly YTD)
Dip Note Approval: 34 days (Avg Weekly YTD)
Total Trains: 35
Positive Trends
Dip Note Approval Time: Improving
Rail Clearance Time: Stable
Book to Deliver Time: Improving
The NDN provides redundant distribution routes to Afghanistan to mitigate the risks and pressures associated with the Pakistan and Afghanistan GLOCs. DLA has supported the NDN by shipping CL I, CL IV, RLBs, and bunk beds since its inception. The last of DLA’s initial surge cargo (CLIV) shipped in August 09 and the NDN is transitioning to steady state operations. With that, DLA is striving to support the USTRANSCOM goal of shipping 350 containers along the NDN a week. In month of August the NDN performance began to improve. We continue to seek ways to shorten the overall ship-time by submitting Dip note paperwork while cargo is enroute and submitting containers for dip note approval in groups of 25 vice The arrival of an SDDC LNO on Uzbekistan has made a huge difference in establishing trust and confidence with the Uzbek officials.
PAKGLOC is the standard for performance of comparison
All data is year end to date = 3 Jan 09 to 29 Aug 09.
Caucasus / Poti Route
42% of all shipments are DLA
679 containers shipped
Book to deliver: 91 days (Avg Weekly YTD)
Dip Note Approval: 39 days (Avg Weekly YTD)
Total Trains: 15
PAK GLOC
48% of all shipments are DLA
18,514 containers shipped
Book to deliver: 65 days (Avg Weekly YTD)
Riga / Russia Route (Latvia – Russia – Kazakhstan – Uzbekistan)
Caucasus / Poti Route (Georgia – Azerbaijan – Kazakhstan - Uzbekistan)
PAK GLOC (Pakistan – Afghanistan)
KKT (Kazakhstan - Kyrgyzstan - Tajikistan)
AS OF: 9 SEP 09
Estonia Route
China Route
Key Nodes

12. Year Ahead Rations Prime Vendor Awards New acquisition for MREs
New Acquisition for Tray Packs – increased demand for Heat & Serves and Express
Prime Vendor Awards
Iraq, Europe, Japan, SW Asia, Okinawa and Afghanistan
New area – SOUTHCOM & AFRICOM
CONUS acquisitions will accelerate
Changes in Iraq and Afghanistan

13. Prime Vendor OCONUS We’re located where our customers are!
Germany
Alaska
Macedonia
Italy
Kyrgyzstan
Azores
Afghan
Japan
Turkey
Spain
Korea
Europe Middle East Pacific
Azores Turkey Singapore
Spain Jordan Korea
Italy Kuwait Guam
Germany Bahrain Okinawa
Macedonia Djibouti Japan
Afghanistan Qatar Hawaii
Kyrgyzstan UAE Alaska
Ecuador
Jordan
Guam
Okinawa
Hawaii
Panama
Gulf of Guinea
Columbia
22 platforms!
Singapore
Kenya
Ecuador
Kuwait
Bahrain
Djibouti
Qatar
UAE
Potential new locations
Closed

14. Why do we exist?... to support them!
Third Infantry Division in the field