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1 Targets Office of Secretary of Defense Director of Operational Test and Evaluation Office of Deputy Director for Land Warfare Target Systems Office - Dennis Mischel NDIA Targets, Ranges and UAV’s November 1, 2005

2 2 OVERVIEW Changes within DOT&E Defense Science Board Recommendations DOT&E Additional Target Concerns Target Management Initiative Investments

3 3 DOT&E Organizational Changes TMI Investments Principal Deputy Director Mr. David W. Duma Administration, Business & Contracts Information Technology Support Science Advisor – Dr. Ernest Seglie Senior Military Assistant Administrative Assistant Policy Management & Resources USJFCOM Liaison Land & Expeditionary Warfare IRAT/TETRA Mr. Steve Daly Air Warfare JT&E/CCM Mr. Mike Crisp Live Fire T&E Missile Defense Mr. Larry Miller DIRECTOR, OPERATIONAL TEST & EVALUATION Mr. David W. Duma, (Acting) Naval & Netcentric Warfare C3I/IA Mr. Thomas Blann

4 4 DTRMC Primary Functions and DOT&E Investment Changes Legislated Functions Transferring From DOT&E Joint Investment Programs Administer CTEIP Administer DoD T&E/S&T MRTFB Policy & Oversight DoDD 3200.11 - Charging Policy - MRTFB Composition Budget Certification Review/oversee budgets & expenditures for MRTFB & all other T&E facilities Certify budgets & report to SECDEF Defense Test Resource Management Center Dr. John Foulkes – Director Mr. Richard Lockhart – Deputy, Director Strategic Planning Develop & maintain 10-year Strategic Plan Prepare Report for SecDef

5 5 Defense Science Board Recommendations STATUS (DOT&E Perspective) Supersonic Anti-Ship Targets Target Control Full Scale Aerial Target THE BIG THREE ISSUES:

6 6 Supersonic Anti-Ship Targets STATUS DSB Recommendation 1.Produce the GQM-163 A as the principal sea-skimming target. 2.Continue attempts at foreign acquisition of MA-31 for supersonic high-dive threat. Develop a backup strategy for domestic development and production of a high diver target. 3.Immediately initiate a limited production of a Threat-D surrogate. A ”skunk works” approach is recommended. 1.In Production 2.Foreign Material Acquisitions are typically problematic. FY06 DOTE/Navy High Diver Target Study. 3.Threat D is currently under concept exploration. Separation Event Acceleration/Velocity Profile A “skunk works” approach is recommended: DOT&E Focus for FY06/07.

7 7 Target Control DSB Recommendation DoD Test Resource Management Center (DTRMC), working with the Services, should develop and ensure support of a plan for transition to a common target control system. Service “Buy-In” is critical Transition can be gradual Goal: “shoot any target on any range” Status FY05/06 DOT&E/Tri-Service Mobile Ground Target initiatives may be provide a structure for long term solution. Based upon an open systems architecture, standard message formats and protocols. Control system study identified TTCS hardware as host platform Hardware PC Based Portable Open Architecture Software Mathlab/Simulink TVARTS Standard Formats & Protocols DTRMC accepted tasking.

8 8 Full Scale Aerial Target Is Business as Usual Acceptable? Aviation Technology $2.8M Unit Cost High Subsonic Manned DSB Recommendations 1.Produce a drone using an existing aircraft platform (F-16 or foreign F-4) to satisfy mid-term needs. 2.Try to eliminate the man-rating requirement (ground transportable) 3.Begin concept demonstration of new advanced aerial target (unmanned to satisfy long-term needs. What are the requirements? F-16 Supersonic Manned 70’s Vintage Old Retired Military Aircraft BAE/Scaled New Design Supersonic TMI Cost Study Based on JSF Supersonic $2.7M + engine <<$100M NRE Eclipse Aviation $1.4 M Unit Cost Subsonic Manned Scaled Composites $20/30M NRE Unique Mission Subsonic and Supersonic

9 9 DOT&E Additional Concerns T - Threat Realism P - Procurement O - Other Red – Critical Issue Yellow – Concern Green – No Significant Issue Subscale Aerial "Cruise/Utility" Full Scale Aerial "Fighter size" Rotary Towed Mobile Ground Target Control Electronic Attack & CM Information Operations Targets Submerged Seaborne Auxiliary Systems Fixed Ground Missile "Supersonic" Ballistic Missile Asymmetric Scoring T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O T P O Department of Defense Target Programs DOT&E Assessment “DRAFT” Anti Radiation Missile

10 10 TMI Program FY06 Investments Developmental (Focused on Multi-Service Issues) –Surface Target Vector Scoring –Subscale Target, Common Control, Alternative Launch –Improvised Explosive Devise Test Target –Full Scale Aerial Target (?) Studies and Analysis FY07 Focus Areas –DSB Recommendations –Target Issues –Technology Insertions (Scoring, Control Systems, Materials, etc) Mobile Ground Targets Reactive Coatings Air Force Academy Studies Rotary Wing Target Requirements Target Control Bandwidth Study Satellite Emulation Target Full Scale Target Engines Information Operations Targets Subscale Launch Capability Quick Reaction Studies GQM-163 Air Launched Study Alternative Low Cost Materials

11 11 Summary Significant improvements over the past year –GQM-163 is in production –BQM-167 is in production –AST Agreement –Standup of DTRMC Defense Science Board –Aerial Target Recommendations to AT&L OSD Target Investments –DTRMC/CTEIP –DOT&E/TMI DOT&E Target Concerns –Interoperability –Target Threat Realism –Presentation Cost (Unit cost, launch cost

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