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U.S. ARMY COMBAT CAPABILITIES DEVELOPMENT COMMAND –AVIATION & MISSILE CENTER
Mr. Barry J. Pike, SES
Director, Weapons Development & Integration
CCDC AvMC
12 APR 2019
CCDC AvMC Overview
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CCDC AvMC LEADERSHIP
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Director
Chief of Staff
DirectorDr. Juanita Christensen
(SES)
Mr. Layne Merritt (Acting) Mr. Barry Pike (SES)Mr. Keith Darrow (SES)
Mr. Stan Sherrod(Acting)
Ms. Marcia Holmes (Acting)
Scientific & Technical Positions (STs)
Aviation Advanced Design
Optical Sciences
Group Leader / Flight Control Technology
Radio Frequency Sensors
MILDEP
SES SES
AviationDevelopment
WeaponsDevelopment& Integration
AviationEngineering
Engineering System Simulation, Software, & Integration
Mr. Steve Fisher COL Eric Rannow
SES
Vacant
Dr. Henry Everitt
Dr. Mark Tischler
Dr. Brian Smith
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WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT & INTEGRATION (WDI) ORGANIZATION
RADIOFREQUENCYSENSORS
BUSINESSOFFICE
OPTICALSCIENCES
Executive AssistantExecutive Officer
DIRECTOR
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
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PROPULSION TECH
CTRLS & ELECTRONICS
MISSILESUSTAINMENT
EMERGINGTECHNOLOGIES
ENERGETICMATERIALS
MATERIALSSCIENCE &
ENGINEERING
Air Defense Capability Area Lead
Fire Support Capability Area Lead
Close Combat Capability Area Lead
MISSILETECHNOLOGY
COMPOSITE MATERIALS& MISSILE STRUCTURES
RADIO FREQ TECH
SYSTEMS & WARHEADS
SYSTEM DESIGN & INTEG TECH
NAVIGATION TECH
PLATFORMINTEGRATION
MAPL
AT PROGRAMDIRECTOR
ADVANCEDTECHNOLOGY
I/R & SIG PROCTECH
ELECTRONICS & COMP
MISSILE RESEARCH& INNOVATION
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF SENSORS, GUIDANCE, & ELECTRONICS
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OFPROPULSION & STRUCTURES
TECHNICAL DEPUTY,MISSILE MODERNIZATION &
DEVELOPMENT
as of 12 March 2019
WDI DEMOGRAPHICSPERSONNEL EDUCATION
Government 387 Masters Degrees 164Contractor 473 Doctorate Degrees 39
Facilities: 169
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WDI DIRECTORATE: MISSION & VISION
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MISSIONWHAT WE DO
• Provide research, development, and technology demonstrations at the weapon system and component level
• Provide engineering and scientific subject matter expertise in all aspects of weapon system design, development, improvement, and integration
• Fabricate and test prototypes for technology demonstrations and operational experimentation• Support readiness/sustainment efforts (AMCOM Stockpile Reliability Program, Demilitarization,
Corrosion Prevention and Control)
WHAT WE MANAGE• Army Missile Science & Technology Portfolio and Labs• Reimbursable Support across DoD• International Cooperative Development Efforts in
Missile Technology
VISION
WORKFORCEGovernment: 387Contractor: 473EDUCATIONMaster’s Degrees: 164Doctorate Degrees: 39Facilities: 169
(730,000 ft2)
Efficiently and effectively deliver weapon systems research and development products and support that enable a more lethal Army.
Be the WORLD LEADER for Weapon Systems Research and Development to support our Warfighters in accomplishing their mission with the GREATEST LETHALITY, SAFETY, and EFFICIENCY.
SPECIFIC AREAS INCLUDE:• Sensors• Terminal Guidance• Advanced Materials
• Lethal Mechanisms• Navigation & Control
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MISSILE S&T ALIGNED TO ARMY PRIORITIES
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LONG RANGEMANEUVERABLE FIRESLAND-BASED ANTI-SHIP MISSILE (LBASM)
LOW-COSTTACTICAL EXTENDED
RANGE MISSILE(LC-TERM)
TAIL-CONTROLLEDGMLRS (TCG) TECHNOLOGY
INSERTION
ENHANCED SINGLE MULTI-MISSION ATTACK MISSILE(E-SMAM)
MULTIPLE SIMULTANEOUS ENGAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES(MSET)
HARD KILL ACTIVE PROTECTION SYSTEM (APS) ANTI-ARMOR MISSILE DEMONSTRATION
MODULAR MISSILE TECHNOLOGIESOPEN SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE ROCKET
PROPELLED & DROP/GLIDE MULTI-ROLE GUIDED MISSILE (MRGM)NEXT GENERATION
AIR-TO-GROUND MISSILE
LOW-COST EXTENDED RANGEAIR DEFENSE (LOWER-AD)
MAN-PORTABLE AIR-DEFENSE SYSTEM
(MANPADS)
DIGITAL ARRAYRADAR TESTBED
(DART)
MANEUVER AIRDEFENSE TECH
(MADT)
NEXGEN LOWERTIER MISSILE
TECHNOLOGIES
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OTHER TRANSACTION AUTHORITY (OTA)
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OTA practice is ever evolving
OTAs provide significant options to the traditional FAR process
It is not the appropriate option in all circumstances
Primary goal of OTAs is to encourage and engage non-traditional performers to work on defense programs, not to award agreements quickly
Speed can be a side-effect of the OTA flexibility but it will depend on negotiation issues and internal processes
With the renewed popularity of OTAs, expect some oversight to follow
PR20190190
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QUESTIONS?
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“You can only deter your opponent if your opponent believes that you have thewill and the capability…readiness has a deterrent value, as well as a war-fighting value.”
Gen. Mark A. Milley, Chief of Staff of the Army
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