1	Navy League Council: Building Tomorrow’s Surface Fleet RADM Charles Hamilton, PEO Ships 10 January 2006
2	Agenda CNO Priorities Navy Shipbuilding Plan DDG 1000 Program Status LCS Program Status LPD 17 Program Status LHA 6 Program Status T-AKE 1 Program Status Combatant Modernization Summary
3	CNO Priorities Sustain Combat Readiness Right combat capabilities – access, speed, agility, adaptability, persistence, awareness and lethality – for the right cost Build a Fleet for the Future Balanced, rotational, forward deployed and surge capable Proper size and mix of capabilities empower enduring and emerging partners deter adversaries defeat enemies Develop 21st Century Leaders Through a transformed manpower, personnel, training and education organization that better competes for the talent our country produces and creates the conditions in which the full potential of every man and woman in our Navy can be achieved
4	Navy Shipbuilding Plan
5	DDG 1000 ZUMWALT Class
6	ZUMWALT (DDG 1000) Class Today Designated DDG 1000 ZUMWALT Class 07 April 2006 Detail Design contracts awarded in August 2006 to NGSS and BIW Construction contracts to be awarded early 2007 to NGSS and BIW Mission System Equipment contacts to be awarded to Raytheon, BAE early 2007
7	DDG 1000: Built to Dominate the Littoral
8	DDG 1000 Physical Design
9	DDG 1000 Critical Technologies
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11	FREEDOM (LCS 1) Class Today LCS 1 (LM) Under Construction Launched 23 September 2006 Delivery Summer 2007 LCS 2 (GD) Under Construction Delivery Spring 2008 LCS 3 (LM) Contract Awarded June 2006 LCS 4 (GD) Contract Awarded December 2006 LCS Interface Control Document (ICD) Complete Both Open Architecture Combat Systems on Track Crews in place & Sailors in training First application of Sea Warrior principles PRE-COM crew members at shipyards supporting construction, at sea training and T&E Early Operational Assessment successfully completed for both designs
12	FREEDOM (LCS 1) Christening – 23 Sept 06
13	FREEDOM (LCS 1) Christening – 23 Sept 06
14	FREEDOM (LCS 1) Christening – 23 Sept 06
15	FREEDOM (LCS 1) Christening – 23 Sept 06
16	FREEDOM (LCS 1): Semi-Planing Monohull
17	INDEPENDENCE (LCS 2): Trimaran Hull
18	LCS Mission Package Development Mission Package Computing Environment MPDL connectivity demonstrated between NSWC PC and LM/GD facilities – Oct 2005 MIW Software build 0.2 delivered and testing completed – May 2006 MIW Software build 1.0 delivered and testing in progress – Sep 2006 Mine Warfare Mission Package First Mine Warfare Mission Package Support Modules Delivered to NSWC PC Three support modules outfitted AQS-20A AMNS / ALMDS / AMNS RMS RMS cradle FAT and 200% load test Anti-Submarine Warfare Mission Package Sea Talon ACTD transitioned to POR USV Based Bi-Static sonar operations demonstrated in SOCAL MS OBS (Active Source) UTAS (Passive Array) Surface Warfare Mission Package NLOS-LS Successful PAM Seeker Captive flight test Successful BTV launch from motion simulator (Sea State 3) MK-46 Mod 01 30MM gun Structural Test Firing
19	LPD 17 SAN ANTONIO Class
20	SAN ANTONIO (LPD 17) Class Today USS SAN ANTONIO (LPD 17) Delivered July 2006 Commissioned January 2006 PSA scheduled March 2007 NEW ORLEANS (LPD 18) Delivered December 2006 Commissioning March 2007 MESA VERDE (LPD 19) – 91% complete Delivery 2007 GREEN BAY (LPD 20) – 74% complete Delivery 2008 NEW YORK (LPD 21) – 53% complete Launch 2007 SAN DIEGO (LPD 22) – Keel lay 2007 ANCHORAGE (LPD 23) – Start fab. 2007 ARLINGTON (LPD 24) – Start fab. 2007 SOMERSET (LPD 25) – Start fab. 2008
21	USS SAN ANTONIO (LPD 17) Lead Ship
22	USS SAN ANTONIO (LPD 17) Commissioning
23	USS SAN ANTONIO (LPD 17) Commissioning
24	USS SAN ANTONIO (LPD 17) Commissioning
25	LPD 17 SAN ANTONIO Class Capability Functionally replace LPD 4, LSD 36, LKA 113, and LST 1179 Ship classes Provide Increased Lift Survivability Mission Flexibility Service Life Improved Quality of Life Reduced Total Ownership Cost
26	LHA 6 Amphibious Assault Ship
27	LHA 6 Today Replace LHA 1 class Amphibious Assault Ship Advanced Procurement funding for lead ship, FY07 (PB06) Milestone B approved January 2006 Construction contract to NGSS anticipated in early FY07
28	LHA 6 Design: Optimized for Aviation
29	Capability Comparison: LHA 1 vs. LHD 1 vs. LHA 6 Requirements LHA LHD LHA 6 Aviation (JSF) 0 19 23 Aviation Maint (MV22) Limited Limited Full (2 MV22) Cargo (K cubic ft) 109 125 160 Vehicle (K square ft) 25.4 20.9 11.6 Troops 1,713 1,686 1,686 Well Deck (LCAC) 1 3 0 JP-5 (K gallons) 400 617 1,300 Sustained Speed (kts) 22 22 22 Service Life Allowance: Disp None 2.5% >5% KG remains +0.5 ft >+1.0 ft Survivability (armor) None Limited Add’l
30	T-AKE 1 LEWIS AND CLARK Class
31	LEWIS AND CLARK (T-AKE 1) Class Today T-AKE 1 USNS LEWIS AND CLARK Construction started September 2003 Christened 21 May 2005 Delivered June 2006 OPEVAL completed December 2006 T-AKE 2 USNS SACAGAWEA Christened 24 June 2006 Builder’s Trials completed December 2006 T-AKE 3 USNS ALAN SHEPARD Keel laid Feb 2006 Christened Dec 2006 T-AKE 4 USNS RICHARD E. BYRD Keel laid Aug 2006 T-AKE 5 USNS ROBERT E. PEARY Keel laid Dec 2006 T-AKE 6 – 9 under contract T-AKE 6 under construction
32	T-AKE 1 Class Capability Primary Mission: Provide Logistic Lift Capability as a Shuttle Ship from sources of supply for transfer at sea to Station Ships and other Naval Warfare Forces Ammunition Food Repair parts Expendable supplies and material Limited quantities of fuel Secondary Mission: Operate in concert with a T-AO 187 Class Ship (Fleet Oiler) as a Substitute Station Ship to provide direct Logistics Support to the ships within a Battle Group Description: Dry Cargo/Ammunition Ship
33	DDG 51 and CG 47 Classes
34	DDG 51 Christenings and Commissionings 2006 Christenings: GRIDLEY (DDG 101) SAMPSON (DDG 102) 2006 Commissionings: USS FORREST SHERMAN (DDG 98) USS FARRAGUT (DDG 99) 2007 Christenings: STERETT (DDG 104) TRUXTUN (DDG 103) DEWEY (DDG 105) 2007 Commissionings: USS KIDD (DDG 100) USS GRIDLEY (DDG 101) USS SAMPSON (DDG 102) DDG 108 named WAYNE E. MEYER
35	CG and DDG Modernization Combat Systems Open Architecture Computing Environment CIWS Improvements IFF Improvements CIC Display Improvements
36	Cruiser Modernization Description CG Mod introduces critical new warfighting capabilities Enhances air dominance and C4I through numerous system improvements (CEC, SPY and AEGIS Weapon System improvements, and Q-70 Consoles) Enhances gun weapon system capability (5”/62 Caliber Gun Mounts, Naval Fires Upgrades: Optical Sight and MK160 Fire Control System) Improves force protection (ESSM, CIWS BLK IB, and SPQ-9B (ASMD)) Provides COTS computing architecture as first step to Open Architecture positioning CGs to more affordably receive future ballistic missile defense, air defense and other upgrades CG Mod improves Operational Availability through reduced maintenance and mission life extension Reduces combat system and computer program maintenance costs through baseline commonality and consolidation Extends mission relevant service life to 35+ years (Combat Systems, Smart Ship Upgrades, All Electric Alterations, LM2500 Digital Fuel Control, Aviation Mods, Weight & Moment Improvements, Corrosion Control, Quality of Life Improvements) Applies to CGs 52 – 73
37	Destroyer Modernization Description DDG Mod provides a comprehensive mid-life modernization strategy for the DDG 51 class to ensure a mission-relevant service life of 35+ years Reduces manning and total ship class ownership costs via Hull, Mechanical & Electrical technology upgrades (Full Integrated Bridge Upgrade, Machinery and Damage Control Upgrades, Gigabit Ethernet DMS, Wireless Communications, Digital Video Surveillance, Quality of Life Upgrades, Advanced Galley) Provides COTS computing equipment in an Open Architecture positioning DDGs to more affordably receive future ballistic missile defense, air defense and other upgrades DDG Mod improves Operational Availability through reduced maintenance and mission life extension Reduces combat system and computer program maintenance costs through baseline commonality and consolidation Addresses obsolescence issues by retiring unsupportable systems Applies to DDGs 51 – 112 with a focus on earlier Flight I ships (DDG 51 – 71)
38	Frigate Modernization Program Program Purpose: FFGs remain a principal shallow water asset Allow FFGs to meet mission requirements until last ship decoms in 2019 HM&E portion of program addresses top Fleet FFG maintenance issues Provides 21 modernized ships by end of 2011 Combat system modifications are limited Modernization Scope: PEO SHIPS (4) SSDG Engines (2) RO Distillers (1) COTS SLAD AFFF Bilge Sprinkler SSDG Fuel Return Vent Mods PEO IWS CIWS-1B NULKA
39	Summary CNO’s Guidance: Sustain Fleet size via stable SCN funding Buy the right capability at the right cost Building the Right Ships DDG 1000, LCS 1, LPD 17, LHA 6, T-AKE 1 Modernization and sustainment efforts extend service life, reduce maintenance and total ship ownership costs and introduce new technology to legacy ships A stable shipbuilding plan, coupled with affordability strategies, plus a focused industry push for cost reduction, yield affordable platforms