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Seabasing Roadmap † : A Littoral Warfare Systems Perspective

Seabasing Roadmap † : A Littoral Warfare Systems Perspective. Dr. David P. Skinner, LWS Product Area Director October 2004. † Seabasing Roadmap N703/ N75 Tasking to LWS Product Area Director. NAVSEA PRODUCT AREAS .

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Seabasing Roadmap † : A Littoral Warfare Systems Perspective

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  1. Seabasing Roadmap†: A Littoral Warfare Systems Perspective Dr. David P. Skinner, LWS Product Area Director October 2004 † Seabasing Roadmap N703/N75 Tasking to LWS Product Area Director

  2. NAVSEA PRODUCT AREAS Force Level Warfare SystemsWarfare Systems Analysis, Architecture and RequirementsWarfare Systems Engineering, Integration, T&E and Assmt Ships & Ship SystemsShip Integration and Design Hull Forms and PropulsorsMachinery Systems and Components Structures and MaterialsEnvironmental Quality SystemsVulnerability and Survivability SystemsSignature and Silencing Systems Surface Ship Combat SystemsAir and Surface Surveillance and Detection SystemsCombat Control SystemsEngagement SystemsElectronic Warfare SystemsCombat Systems Eng, Integration, T&E & Assessment Littoral Warfare SystemsMine Warfare SystemsExpeditionary Maneuver/ Amphibious Warfare SystemsSpecial Warfare / Special Operations SystemsDiving and Life Support Systems Navy Strategic Weapon SystemsTargeting and Shipboard SubsystemsMissile and Re-entry SystemsWeapons System Level Analysis, Testing & EvaluationNon-Nuclear Strategic Weapons Systems OrdnanceWarheads, Rockets, Ammo & Other Ordnance SystemsEnergetic MaterialsOrdnance Safety, Logistics & Environmental TechnologyCartridge Actuated, Pyrotechnic, & Specialty Devices Homeland & Force ProtectionHomeland Security and Measured Response OptionsForce Protection and Chemical/Biological Defense SystemsMission Assurance Capabilities Surface Warfare Logistics & MaintenancePerformance Based LogisticsMaintenance EngineeringFleet Material Management USW Command & Control SystemsSubmarine Combat SystemsSubmarine Sonar SystemsSubmarine Imaging and Electronic WarfareSubmarine CommunicationsSurface USW USW Weapon & Vehicle SystemsTorpedoesUnmanned Undersea VehiclesPlatform Defensive SystemsUSW LaunchersSubmarine Missile Launcher Integration USW Ranges, Analysis & AssessmentUSW RangesUSW AnalysisUSW Operational AssessmentUSW Integration USW Fleet Material ReadinessDepotsObsolescence Engineering

  3. Theater Level Scope Platform Level 2020 Today COORDINATING SYSTEMS JOINT, INTEGRATED, INTEROPERABLE SYSTEMS STAND-ALONE SYSTEMS Littoral Warfare SystemsOverarching Strategic Vision Roadmap High Speed Connectors Littoral Sea Basing & Sea Based Operations Sea Base Mission Systems Littoral Combat Ship Littoral Mission Modules High Speed Vessel ACCELERATING TRANSFORMATION SOF Systems TRANSFORMING THE WARFIGHTING CALCULUS Unmanned Systems Spirally Accelerating Capabilities & Products EMW Systems MIW Systems Seamless Joint Interoperability Systems Joint Planning Systems • Sea Swap • MCM Ships • Expeditionary Marine Corps Systems ACCELERATING READINESS Small Cal System Deployable U MCM Systems Joint Logistics Systems COST CONTROL SYSTEMS (L/6) HSI PRODUCTS &CAPABILITIES

  4. Seabasing Overarching View The sea base is an inherently maneuverable, scalable aggregation of distributed, networked platforms that enable the global power projection of offensive and defensive forces from the sea, and includes the ability to assemble, equip, project, support, and sustain those forces without reliance on land bases within the Joint Operations Area.

  5. Sea Basing Community of Interest (COI) • OPNAV (N703, N75, N42, N41) • MCCDC (EFDC, HSC) • HQMC (PP&O, I&L (LPV)) • MCWL • HQDA (LTA, G4) • JFCOM (J9) • NDIA • NSWC Roadmap Team - CD, PC, PHD, DL (N04), IHD, Crane, Dam Neck • NAVSEA 05, 06 • PEO Ships 377, 325 • PHIBGRU 3 • COMSECONDFLT • PM, FORCE PROJECTION - Army • CASCOM Battle Lab (Ft Lee) - Army • ONR • CNA • TRANSCOM (J5) - Navy • EWTGPAC (Expeditionary Warfare Training Group, Pacific) - Marine Corps • NUWC, Newport • NWDC, Newport

  6. NAVAL SEABASING (Phase 1 – Complete) NAVAL SEABASING (Phase 2a) COALITION SYS & PLATFORMS (Phase 4) COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS (Phase 2b) JOINT PLATFORMS (Phase 3) Seabasing Roadmap • ID, Evaluation and Assessment of Systems/Technology • Develop Sea Base Roadmap to Fully Field Capabilities (Joint Services) • Specific Focus on Existing Commercial and DoD S&T and R&D that supports seabasing requirements

  7. INFORMATION AND C2 SYSTEMS INTERSHIP CARGO TRANSFER SYSTEM INTER-THEATER OPERATIONS SYSTEM INTRASHIP MATERIEL HANDLING SYSTEMS INTRA-THEATER OPERATIONS SYSTEM SEA BASE-TO-SHORE OPERATIONS SYSTEM Phase I Roadmap Results:a nested system of systems Seabasing Systems Integration effort important to the concept

  8. Seabasing Roadmap Challenges • Joint and Coalition … interests must be addressed while maintaining the inherently NAVAL characteristics of a SEA base. • MISSION CAPABILITIES … going well beyond platform concepts • Scalability • Affordability

  9. NAVAL SEABASING (Phase 1 – Complete) NAVAL SEABASING (Phase 2a) NDIA COALITION SYS & PLATFORMS (Phase 4) COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS (Phase 2b) JOINT PLATFORMS (Phase 3) Seabasing Roadmap – Phase 2 Specific Focus on Existing Commercial and DoD S&T and R&D that supports seabasing requirements

  10. SEA BASE DRIVES SEA SHIELD REQUIREMENTS Principal Seabasing Enablers Technological • Connectors • Platform Mobility • Interfaces • Material handling • Information Management Systems/C2 • Maintenance • Medical Operational • Capable Littoral Sea Shield SEA SHIELD BURDEN BUILDUP RATE SEA BASE SAFETY SEA BASE TO SHORE DISTANCE KEY TRADEOFFS

  11. Sea Shield, a Key Enabler for Sea Base Provide protection from the littoral threat • Mines • Diesel Subs • Small Boats • Land-based missile/ air Possible intermediate relay point for inter-ship throughput; staging point for vertical connectors Provide continuing protection for follow-on missions Impact areas: • Connectors • Assault connectors • Intra-theater connectors • Beachable, High Speed Connectors • Heavy lift air connector • Platform Mobility • Speed • Sea Keeping • Maneuverability • Interfaces • Sea State Mitigators • Material Handling • Sea State Mitigators • C2 from the Sea Base • Interoperability • Survivability • Sustainment • Reconstitution

  12. Technological Enablers … revisited What if we could … Use unmanned systems to refuel, rearm, and sustain manned & unmanned systems? Design and employ unmanned connectors? Employ hierarchical/cascading unmanned systems? Configure mission modules for use from the sea base? Tap into revolutionary new surface ship capabilities? For defense of the Sea Base as well as components of mission systems? Hypervelocity quick response weapon; hypervelocity small cargo delivery? Reduce the manpower burden on LCS by placing mission/combat/support system operators on the Sea Base, or even further away? Use advanced sensors, algorithms, and automation to dynamically mitigate sea-state induced motions? • Unmanned Systems • Offboard, autonomous systems • Advanced sensors • Automated launch & recovery • Littoral Combat Ship • Mission modules • Revolutionary ‘coming attractions’ • Electric Propulsion • Electromagnetic Rail Gun • Common control for manned and unmanned systems • Proximate • Remote • Advanced Mission System Automation • Sea State Mitigation

  13. Summary • We’re moving forward • We’re making great progress • Sea Base / Sea Basing will enhance Naval and Joint capability beyond what we might imagine today • There’s room and need for your new ideas.

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