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Marine Corps Systems Command
Command Overview
National Marine Corps Council
18 October 2008
Equipping Warfighters to Win
Col Ed Smith
Product Group Director
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Combat Equipment & Support Systems
Overview
Organization
Acquisition
Funding
Role of Marine Corps Systems Command
• The Marine Corps’
Acquisition Command
• Fields systems and
equipment
• Life cycle management
• One of four major
acquisition commands
who directly support the
Secretary of the Navy
We outfit our Marines with literally
everything they drive, wear,
communicate and shoot. *
* But not aircraft
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Overview
Organization
Acquisition
Funding
Support to multiple customers:
• Marine Corps warfighting
• Joint and Coalition Forces
commands
• Supporting and Training
Establishments
• Headquarters Marine Corps Title X
requirements
• DC I&L, DC PP&O, DC P&R etc.
•Support long term planning
•Data collection
•Budget issues
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Overview
Organization
Acquisition
Funding
Our Chain of Command
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Research, Development, and
Acquisition
Chief of Naval
Operations
Commandant
of the Marine Corps
Many PEOs
PEO Land Systems
NAVSEASYCOM
MARCORSYSCOM
NAVAIRSYCOM
*
Space and Naval Warfare
Systems Command
Service Chain
Acquisition Chain
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MARCORSYSCOM ORGANIZATION
COMMANDER
PEO Land Systems
PM, Expeditionary Fighting Vehicle
PM, JPMO, Lightweight 155, Picatinny, NJ
PM, LVSR
PM, JLTV
PM, MTVR
PM, G/ATOR
PM, CAC2S
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR *
Special Staff
Chief of Staff
Sergeant Major
Deputy Commander
Resource Management *
Director,
Financial
Management
Director,
Workforce
Management and
Development
Deputy Commander
SIAT *
Staff Secretary
Director, Facilities
Command Info Officer
Reserve Detachment
Security
Command Safety
Product Group Director
Operational Forces Systems, PG 9
International Programs
Counter-Improvised Explosive Devices
Corporate Communications
Office of the Counsel
Office of Small Business Programs
Strategic Change Management Center
Program Manager,
Ammunition
Product Group Director,
Information Systems &
Infrastructure ,PG10
Program Manager,
Global Combat Support
System-Marine Corps
Director,
C4I SE&I
Product Group Director,
MAGTF C2, Weapons &
Sensors Development & Integration
PG11
Program Manager,
Training Systems
Orlando, FL
Director,
IA/JR
Product Group Director,
Communications, Intelligence,
& Networking Systems, PG12
Commanding Officer
MCTSSA
Camp Pendleton, CA
Product Group Director,
Infantry Weapons Systems
PG13
Director,
R&E
Product Group Director
Armor & Fire Support Systems
PG14
Product Group Director,
Ground Transportation &
Engineer Systems
PG15
Product Group Director,
Combat Equipment & Support
Systems, PG16
Assistant Commander
Life Cycle Logistics
Assistant Commander
Contracts
Program Manager,
Robotic Systems
Huntsville, AL
Deputy JPEO,
Chemical & Biological
Defense
Arlington, VA
Assistant
Commander
Programs
* = SES Position
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Overview
Organization
Acquisition
Funding
On-board Command Workforce: 2039– 665 Military /
1374 Civilian
PEO LS, PM LW-155
PM LAV/PM Robotics
Warren MI
Military – 10
Civilian – 0
Picatinny NJ
Military – 3
Civilian – 10
MARCORSYSCOM
Marine Corps Tactical Systems
Support Activity
Quantico VA
Military – 254
Civilian – 863
MCTSSA / Camp Pendleton CA
Military – 263
Civilian – 173
PM EFV
Woodbridge VA
Military – 25
Civilian – 143
MARCORSYSCOM
PEO LS
Albany GA
Military – 40
Civilian – 117
Quantico VA
Military – 28
Civilian – 143
Other Locations
Military – 30
Civilians – 23
PM Training
Systems
Orlando FL
Military – 9
Civilian – 39
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Overview
Organization
Acquisition
Funding
MARCORSYSCOM Programs Organized by Categories
ACAT I
R&D>$265M PMC>$1.29B
MCSC PGMS
GCSS-MC
PEO LS
EFV
MTVR
JOINT PGMS
DTS (DFAS)
GCCS (DISA)
PKI (DISA)
TBMCS (USAF)
GBS (USAF)
PLGR (USAF)
TC-AIMS II (USA)
SMART-T (USA)
SINCGARS (USA)
AFATDS (USA)
JTRS (USA)
JAVELIN (USA)
TMIP-M (USN)
DIMHRS (USN)
ACAT II
ACAT III
R&D>$140M PMC>$660M
Annual Pgm PMC>$15M
ACAT IV
PEO LS
USMC PGMS
USMC PGMS
CAC2S
G/ATOR
LVSR
32 PROGRAMS
120 PROGRAMS
JOINT PGMS
LW-155 (USMC)
M-88A2(USA)
JPBDS (USA)
OTHER
• PRE-MILESTONE B
EFFORTS
• FIELDED SYSTEMS
JOINT PGMS
USA Led x 33
USAF Led x 3
USN Led x 5
DISA Led x 1
JPEO x 7
JOINT PGMS
43 PROGRAMS
• ABBREVIATED
ACQUISITION
PROGRAMS
• AMMUNITION
ITEMS
• MISC PROJECTS
MRAPs
18 PROGRAMS
6 PROGRAMS
81 PROGRAMS
Note: MARCORSYSCOM participates in/leads numerous joint programs.
163 PROGRAMS
457 Systems/Programs
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Overview
Organization
Acquisition
Funding
Integrated Management Framework:
Three Principal Decision Support Systems
Integrated
Management Framework:
Three Principal Decision Support Systems
Successful programs have:
• Clear Requirements
• Good Funding stream
• Reasonable Schedule
• Engaged User Community
MCCDC
Joint Capability
Development (JCIDS)
DC P&R
Resource Allocation
(PPBES)
MARCORSYSCOM
Defense Acquisition
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Overview
Organization
Acquisition
Funding
Marine Corps Acquisition Cycle
Marine Corps
Warfighting
Lab
HQMC
MROC
MARCORSYSCOM
Capability
Documents
Industry
Marine Corps Combat
Development
Command (MCCDC)
Marine Corps
Operational
Test and
Evaluation
Activity
(MCOTEA)
Universal Needs
Statement (UNS)
Operational
Need
Fielding
Operating
Forces
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Overview
Organization
Acquisition
Funding
Funding Information
Includes $ 7.168M in
PMC, PANMC, and
O&MMC Bridge and
Supplemental Funding
Continued upward growth of
supplemental funding from FY04
to FY08 reflects a 335% increase
in overall funding levels since
FY04
PANMC
1181
O&M,MC
1583
RDT&E,N
1092
PMC 7846
Workforce levels over
the same period only
increased slightly
Total FY08
$11.7B
FY08 Appropriations ($M)
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Overview
Organization
Acquisition
Funding
MCSC Budget Profile
OCF
$3,114
$15,000
OCF
$11,812
Total Appropriations
OCF
$821
$13,000
10,632
$ in Millions
$11,000
7,998
$1,000
3,062
6,674
$7,000
$3,000
10,371
9,729
FY09 GWOT Remaining
$9,000
$5,000
MRAP
3,028
3,634
2,690
258
2,432
FY04
4,993
3,600
1,940
844
1,700
3,168
"Bridge" Supplemental
773
Baseline Appropriations
1,568
3,074
2,796
FY05
FY06
4,559
4,088
FY08
FY 09
2,577
FY07
"Full" Supplemental
FY09 GWOT Remaining includes $910m for MRAP.
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Challenges – OIF/OEF
• Lighten the Load
- Weight
- Mobility
• Vehicle Protection
- Survivability
- Maneuverability
- Mobility
• C2 Centralized Integrated Technology
- Distributed Ops through target recognition
- Converge ground/air intel into one
• Persistent ISR
- Ground and Air
- G-BOSS
- Shadow, Raven, etc.
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Expeditionary
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Overview
Organization
Acquisition
Funding
How seven years of war changed what we do
and where we focus today….
• React quickly to the urgent universal needs statements from our
operating forces and provide timely and correct acquisition
solutions
• Help grow the force
• Help re-set the force
• Modernize and re-capitalize
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Infantry Combat Equipment
Total weight: approximately 92 lbs
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Optics and Lasers
Weapons
Current
Future
Current
MCMSW
RCO
M16A4 / M4
IAR
M249 SAW
Future
IMIWS
AN/PVS-24
TBD
AN/PVS-14
Joint Pistol
M9
AN/PEQ-2A/15
I-MSGL
PEQ16A
M32 MSGL
VLI
SPR
TBD
Mk12
IWNS-T / MTI
TBD
Shot Guns
TBD
AN/PSQ-18A
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Modular Tactical Vest
• MTV (Replaced OTV)
– Increased Capability
– Improved Integration
– Design Improvements
• Desired Improvements
– Lighter overall weight
– Lighter, stronger armor
– Increased comfort
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Plate Carrier
• ESAPI Carrier
– Initially fielded in support of III
MEF Operations and expanded
to include all three MEFs for
OEF service
– Lighter weight / increased
mobility traded for less area of
soft armor coverage
ESAPI Carrier
• Scalable Plate Carrier
– Currently being fielded
– Includes SSAPI
Scalable Plate Carrier
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Flame Resistant Organizational Gear
FROG provides increased protection against flash/flame exposure
• FROG I
– Base Layers: balaclava, gloves,
long sleeve t-shirt
FROG I
• FROG II
– Outer Layers: combat shirt and
trouser ensemble
FROG II
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MRAP
RG31 Mk5 CATI
MaxxPro CATI
Caiman CATI
HAGA CATII
Buffalo CAT III
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MARCORSYSCOM Take Aways
• Commandant’s Acquisition Agent
• Current Funding over $11.7 Billion
• Science & Technology Transition Agent
• Main Effort Supports Marine Operating Forces
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Bottom Line:
The Individual Marine
QUESTIONS?
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