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Naval Air Warfare CenterAircraft DivisionPatuxent River

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Title and Subtitle NAWCAD Patuxent River Overview Slides and Disk ATRDynamic RCS Measurement Capability Viewgraphs ACETEFFacility Viewgraphs

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Authors Zalesak, Philip

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Performing Organization Name(s) and Address(es) Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division 22347 Cedar PointRoad, Unit #6 Patuxent River, MD 20670-1161

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Consolidation at PAX

PEO’s/PMA’s Program Management

Washington, DC

NAVAIR HQCommand, ContractsEngineering, Logistics

Washington, DC

Aircraft R&DWarminster, PA

Aircraft T&ELogistics

Pax River, MD

PropulsionR&D, T&E

Trenton, NJ

Ship/ShoreElectronics

EngineeringSt. Inigoes, MD

Full SpectrumAviation System

AcquisitionPax River, MD

Mission

ØTo be the Navy’s Principal Research,Development, Test, Evaluation, Engineering,and Fleet Support Activity for:ÄNaval Aircraft

ÄEngines

ÄAvionics

ÄAircraft Support Systems

ÄShip/Shore Air Operations

COMPARATIVE SCALINGUSS NIMITZ (CVN-68) OVERLAID ON

TYPICAL AIRFIELD RUNWAY(8000 FT.X150 FT)

•

ØDevelop, acquire and support aircraft andrelated systems which can be operated andsustained at sea

Ø Work with industry on behalf of the user todeliver our products and services

The Business We Are In

Naval Aviation Systems TeamReporting Relationships

LOGISTICSSUPPORT ACTIVITIES/

NAVAL AVIATIONDEPOTS

SUPPORTRELATIONSHIPS

PRODUCT CENTERS

NAVSUPNAVAL SUPPLY

SYSTEMS COMMAND

NAVICPNAVAL INVENTORY

CONTROL POINT

NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMAND

OPERATINGAGREEMENT NAVAIR HQ

NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMANDHEADQUARTERS

PEO(A)AIR ASW, ASSAULT &

SPECIAL MISSIONPROGRAMS

PEO(CU)CRUISE MISSILESPROJECT & UAVJOINT PROJECT

PEO(T)TACTICAL AIRCRAFT

PROGRAMS

PEO(JSF)JOINT

STRIKEFIGHTER

CNOCHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS

NAVY ACQUISITIONEXECUTIVE

ASN(RD&A)

Product CentersWork Areas

Patuxent River

WEAPONSWEST COAST HUB

AIRCRAFTEAST COAST HUB

TRAINING

Lakehurst

Orlando

China Lake

Pt Mugu

FY993 HUBS

(@ 5 SITES)

• MISSILES / FREEFALL WEAPONS

• WEAPON SYSTEM INTEGRATION

• ELECTRONIC WARFARE SYSTEMS

• SIMULATOR SYSTEMS

• AIR VEHICLES

• PROPULSION & POWER

• AVIONICS & SENSORS

• CREW SYSTEMS

• SUPPORT SYSTEMS

NAWCAD (PAX/LKE/ORL)Civilians by Site

As of March 31, 1999

PAX 4,18860%Lakehurst 1,765

25%

Orlando 1,06915%

TOTAL 7,022

PAX Aircraft DivisionWorkforce

As of 30 Sept 1999

Military1,258 (12%)

Civilians 4152 (39%)Contractors 5,338 (49%)

TOTAL: 10,748

0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200

Training Systems 4.9

Weapons/Targets 4.7

ALRE & SE 4.8

Concepts Analysis 4.10

Cost Analysis 4.2

Crew Systems 4.6

Systems Engineering 4.1

Propulsion & Power 4.4

Air Vehicles 4.3

Avionics 4.5

Test & Evaluation 4.11/5.x

NAWCAD (PAX)RDT&E Workforce

TOTAL: 2,807

1108 (40%)589 (21%)

301 (11%)250 (8%)

203 (7%)146 (5%)

102 (3%)46 (2%)

35 (1%)23 (1%)0 (0%)

As of 30 Sept 99

Research and Engineering Labs

ØPatuxentRiverFacilities

North Engineering Center

(ASW labs)MaritimeSurveillanceAircraft SoftwareProductionFacility(MSA-SPF)

S-3 System ReadinessFacility

IntermediateMaintenanceLab Avionics Maritime Surveillance

Support Facilities-

P-3C HardwareIntegration Center

South Engineering Center

OrganicCoatings

Adhesive Bonding& Technology Lab

Surface Interactions

Landing Gear Composite

Air Vehicles/MaterialsLabs and Facilities

Extensive Air VehicleTest Facilities

ActuationLaboratory

Structures TestFacility

Airframe BearingLaboratoryWind Tunnel

Crew Station Technology Lab

Thermophysiology Lab

HorizontalAccelerator

Ejection Tower

Avionics/Missionand Sensors

Signal Processing Lab

Tactical Radar LabInfo FusionDevelopment Facility

Microwave Techniques Facility

Propulsion & Power Labs

Helicopter Drive System Test Facility

Fuels and Lubricants

Rotor Spin Facility

ØPaxFacilities

ØSt. InigoesFacilities

Research and Engineering Labs

Ship/Shore ElectronicsSystems

Flight Area Control & SurveillanceFacility Test Bed

Direct Altitude Identity Readout Lab

LAMPS Indoor Antenna Test Range Automatic Identification Lab (IFF)

Communications and ElectronicSystems Facilities

Combat & Communications LabAEGIS

Special Operations Group

AdvancedInformationTechnology

Test Resources

Test andEvaluationResources

Ø Atlantic WingÄStrike Squadron

ÄRotary Wing Squadron

ÄForce Squadron

ÄTest Pilot School

Ø Atlantic Range and Test Facilities

Ø Test Article Preparation

Test & Evaluation Group

Strike

F/A-18 EA-6B

F-14T-45

AH-1W

H-60

H-53

V-22 RotaryWing

ForceP-3

S-3

E-6 E-2

R&D, DT and OT Collocation

Test Pilot School Aircraft

Test Article Preparation

Instrumentation

Instrumentation

Fabrication

CompositeFabrication

Modifications

Rapid Prototyping SH-60MAD

MountingAssembly

AH-1 Fuel Tank

P-3 OTH Antenna InstallationOH-1 IR SuppressionInstallation

SH-60 GunIntegration

Rapid Prototyping

Systems Integration

Air Combat Environment Test &Evaluation Facility (ACETEF)

Lightning

Electromagnetic EnvironmentalEffects (E3)

Precipitation Static

Systems Integration Testing

Large Anechoic Chamber

Electronic Warfare Testing

Dome Simulation

Air Vehicle Systems Integration

Hush House

Night Vision Device Testing

Atlantic Test Range

Real-Time TelemetryProcessing System

EW Emitters

RestrictedAir Space

RegionalWarningArea

Catapult

TC-7 Steam Catapult

Arresting Gear

Ø In-Flight AntennaMeasurements

2 MHz to 18 GHz Free Space

Pattern Measurements

Referenced to Isotropic

Automated

Accurate

Dedicated

Unique GeographicalLocation

Versatile

Antenna Testing LaboratoryAutomated System (ATLAS)

Electro Optics Target

Reconnaissance/Resolution Target

AircraftRDT&E

MissionSystems

C3I

ComponentTest

OrdnanceSeparation

CarrierSuitability

Human Factors

Systems Safety Sensors

Flying Qualities

R&M

Performance

Stability/Control

EW

Propulsion

E3

Software V&V

SupportEquipment

MissionSystems

C3I

Component Test

Ordnance Separation

Ship Suitability

Human Factors

SystemsSafety

Sensors

Flying Qualities

R&MPerformance

Stability/Control

EW

Propulsion

E3

Software V&V

Support Equipment

AircraftRDT&E

ProjectHighlights

Ø Flight SystemsÄAirframeÄPropulsion and FuelÄFlight ControlÄEnvironmental

Ø Mission Systems/Installed WeaponsÄAvionicsÄProcessors and SoftwareÄRemote SensorsÄSubsystems

Ø Component Improvements

Ø Related Support Systems

Active Test Projects

Flying Qualities

Performance

Stability and Control

Sensor Evaluation

Countermeasures

Countermeasures

WeaponSeparation

MissileCompatibility

Ø ChemicalBiologicalProtectiveGear

Air CrewSystems

Shipboard Compatibility

External Load Validation

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Testing

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Testing

V-22

Aerial Refueling

Support Equipment

Fabricated T-72 Tank

Targets

T-72 Tank

F/A-18

AV-8B SH60-B

T-45Principal Site Aircraft

F/A-18E

V-22

Non-TEAMWork

Anechoic Chamber

Satellite T&E

MH-60K

AH-64

MH-47E

CH-47D Army

Patriot EMP Test

Army

Air Force

F-15

MC-130E

F-16

C-17

Air Force

RCS Testing

NonDoD

FAA

Coast Guard NTSB

NASA

Vessel Traffic System

NASA

T-38 Engine Testing

International

France

Norway

Canada

Kuwait

E3 Testing

RoyalThailandHelo S70B

NAVAIR- 0150-CO

E3 Testing

Digital Flight Control System

Eurofighter 2000

F-14

Digital FlightControl System

Australian F-111CTesting

International

International

Nimrod Evaluation

International

Hellenic Navy S-70B-6 HelicopterPenguin Missile Program

Ø Argentina

Ø Australia

Ø Bahrain

Ø Canada

Ø Chile

Ø Denmark

Ø Egypt

Ø Finland

Ø France

Ø Germany

Ø Greece

Ø Hungary

Ø Israel

Ø Italy

Ø Japan

Ø Korea (Seoul)

Ø Kuwait

Ø Malaysia

Ø Netherlands

Ø New Zealand

Ø Norway

Ø Pakistan

Ø Portugal

Ø Saudi Arabi

Ø Senegal

Ø Singapore

Ø Spain

Ø Sweden

Ø Switzerland

Ø Taiwan

Ø Thailand

Ø Tunisia

Ø Turkey

Ø United ArabEmirates

Ø United Kingdom

FY99 International Customers

Commercial

Boeing 717

Commercial

MD600

Commercial

Ø Advanced Lubricant TechnologyØ Advanced Technical Products IncØ Allied Signal EatontownØ Allied Signal Lexington ParkØ Allied Signal NewarkØ American Overseas Marine CorpØ Ameritech Fastener MfgØ Architects Engineers PlannersØ Atlantic Mutual CompaniesØ Bath Ion Works CorpØ Bell Atlantic Mobile AnnapolisØ Bell Geospace Inc.Ø BF GoodrichØ Board of Education Toms RiverØ Board of Education/VOCA/City

OceanØ Boeing Long Beach DivisionØ Castrol Industrial North America IncØ Central District of IllinoisØ CKC LaboratoriesØ Coleman Microwave Co EdinburgØ Cooper Industries LibertyØ County of Mercer TrentonØ CRC Industries IncØ DACCO-SCI ColumbiaØ Dayton-Granger Inc Ft LauderdaleØ Dera Electronics

Ø DHCS Central FinanceØ Electronic Systems Inc GaithersburgØ Empire Test Pilot SchoolØ ESCO Eng SystemsØ F H Technologies Inc.Ø Fastener Innovation TechnologyØ Federal-Mogul CorpØ First National BankØ Fullerton OperationØ General Kinetics IncØ General Offshore SpecializedØ Gentex Corp Western OperationsØ Greer Stop Nut Inc NashvilleØ GTE BBN Corp CambridgeØ Harris Corp Elec Sys Sector MelboruneØ Harris Corp RochesterØ Herley Industries Inc.Ø Highland Federal Bank BurbankØ Huck International IncØ Hughes Danbury Optical Systems Inc.Ø Intermarine USA SavannahØ Johns Hopkins University APLØ Lear Siegler Services Inc.Ø Leland Electyrosystems Inc. VandaliaØ Level 1 Fasteners Huntington

FY99 Commercial Customers

ØLlamas Plastics IncØLockheed Aircraft PaxRiverØLockheed Martin IntegSystems Inc OrlandoØLockheed Martin LakelandØLockheed Martin SystemsFallonØM Technologies Inc.ØMaritime Dynamics Inc PaxØMassachusetts BayInsurance Co RichmondØMcDonald’s Pax RiverØMcDonnell Aircraft &Missile Systems St. LouisØMcDonnell DouglasAerospaceØMcDonnell Douglas CorpSt. LouisØModdadty Corp SubwayPaxØMotorola

Ø National Finance Center OPACØ National Geographic SocietyØ Navmar Applied Sciences Corp

WarminsterØ Norman L Cyr MiltonØ Northrup GrumannØ Northern District of GeorgiaØ Northrup Grumann BaltimoreØ Northrup Grumann El SegundoØ Northrup Grumann Electronic

Sensors & Sys DivØ Northrup Grumman Corp ISA

SectorØ Ocean Research Education

Foundation Inc. Coral GablesØ Omega Air IncØ Operational Research Consultants

Inc ChesapeakeØ Penn State, University ParkØ Phillips National Inc LakehurstØ Photographic Imaging Services

PAXØ Planning Systems Inc McLeanØ Polysi Technologies IncØ Postmaster PAXØ PSI Bearings

Ø Public Works & Gov Services CanadaØ Quantum MilpitasØ Random Hearts Productions IncØ Raytheon CompanyØ REV-CAP Co Inc, Maple ShadeØ Rheology Montreal Ltd CanadaØ Rockwell Science CenterØ Royal Bank of CanadaØ Sarma Aerospace EquipmentØ SBS Avionics TechnologiesØ Scandia Manufacturing Co IncØ Sea Education Association IncØ Shore Lines Mfg Group IncØ Sippican IncØ Skyhooks Technologies IncØ Smith Aerospace Leland

Electrosystems VandaliaØ Smith Industries AerospaceØ State of New Jersey PoliceØ Sunstrand Aerospace RockfordØ TCOM, L P, ColumbiaØ Technologies Inc HorshamØ TECOM IndustriesØ Teledyne Brown Engineering

FY99 Commercial Customers (cont)

ØTexaco Exploration &Production Inc

ØThe Boeing Company Seattle

ØUnited Air Surveys Lakehurst

ØUnited States Marine Inc New Orleans

ØUnited Technologies Research Center

ØUniversity of Maryland College Park

ØVeridianØVirgin Lightships IncØWestinghouse Electric

CorpØWilliams International

BOEING JSF

USMC STOVLUSMC STOVLUSMC STOVLUSMC STOVL

USAF CTOLUSAF CTOLUSAF CTOLUSAF CTOL USN CVUSN CVUSN CVUSN CV

UK STOVL

LOCKHEED MARTIN JSF

USAF CTOLUSAF CTOLUSAF CTOLUSAF CTOL

USMC STOVLUSMC STOVLUSMC STOVLUSMC STOVL

USN CVUSN CVUSN CVUSN CV

UK STOVL

Air Interoperability Center

NAVAIR Business ProcessRe-engineering Initiatives

OBJECTIVE

“Devise a T&E capabilitydevelopment strategy to

optimize TEAM support for aircombat systems integration

into future joint warfaresystems (sensor commandand control, shooter) in aNetwork Centric Warfare

(NCW) architecture”

Patuxent River

Pt. Mugu

China Lake

Pt. Mugu (2 Labs)

IBARLand Range

F-18 WSSA

F-14 WSSA

BMIC

Patuxent River (4 Labs)P-3 AIP E-2C

ATRACETEF

China Lake (3 Labs) Potential Locations

MBCIntegration Lab

MBCIntegration Lab

WSSA - Weapons System Support ActivityBMIC - Battle Management Integration CenterIBAR - Integrated Battlespace ArenaACETEF - Air Combat Environment Test &Evaluation FacilityATR - Atlantic Test RangeAIP - Avionics Improvement Program

Integrated Capabilities to SupportProgram Requirements

To support Research andDevelopment, Acquisition, Testand Evaluation and Training forNCW capabilities such as:

- C4ISR- Sensor Fusion- Combat Identification- Third Party Targeting- SoS Integration

Hardware-in-the-loop

WSSA/SSA S&T FacilitySimulation Facility Installed System

Test Facility Open Air Range

Common Simulation & Stimulation EnvironmentSan Diego SSC-SD ICSTF

NSWC-DN

ACSCACC/ATRC

Distributed Engineering ‘Plant’

ConnectivityJFK BG

SSC-Charleston

Participant in DEP

CellularPhone

TV

CellularPhone

TVGUARDRAIL

AF Rivet Joint

EP-3E

Link 16

EH-60

Link 16GPS

Link 11Link 4A/4CLink 16

Link 11/16/4A

Joint Service and FleetBattle Experiments

Joint Advanced Distributed Simulation

High Performance Computing

Business Thrusts

Ø Form Strategic Alliances with Joint / AlliedWarfighters

Ø Deliver Innovative Products and Services

Ø Institute TEAM-wide Business DevelopmentProcesses

Ø Pursue Business External to the TEAM

Ø Shape Resources (People / Facilities) to RemainRelevant to Joint Warfighter

ØUnique Work Force

ØWorld Class Facilities

ØAircraft

ØAirspace

ØFull-Service Support

Ø$17.7 Billion Market

Gain the Edge

http://www.nawcad.navy.mil

e-mail busdevteam@navair.navy.mil

or phone 301-342-1133

For FurtherInformation

100 400 700 1000 1300 1600 1900 2200

Other

Clerical

Blue Collar

Tech

Admin

Prof

NAWCAD (PAX)Civilians by Discipline

As of March 31, 1999

TOTAL 4188

(2,228 (53%)

768 (18%)

704 (17%)

201 (5%)

171 (4%)

116 (3%)

50 300 550 800 1050 1300 1550 1800 2050 2300

Prg Mgmt/1

Contracts/2

Logistics/3

Shore St/8

CorpOps/7

T&E/5

Engineer/4

NAWCAD (PAX)Civilians by Competency

As of Sept 31, 1999

TOTAL 4152

2,096 (49%)

687 (17%)

562 (14%)

531 (13%)

141 (3%)

98 (3%)

37 (1%)

PAX Work Force

TOTAL: 19,994

Civilians 6,812 (34%) Military

2,994 (15%)

Contractors 10,188 (51%)

Vision

ØOne TEAM Delivering 21st Century AviationSolutions Enabling Dominance From The Sea ...