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Huntsville Aerospace Marketing Association (HAMA)Association (HAMA)
Non-standard Rotary Wing Aircrafty gProject Management Office
7 October 2011Non-Standard Rotary Wing Aircraft
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7 October 2011Project Management Office
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NSRWA PMO at a GlanceUnclassified
MISSIONThe mission of the Non-Standard Rotary Wing Aircraft (NSRWA) Project Office is to procure, field and
sustain non-standard rotorcraft for the Department of Defense (DoD), allied countries or as directed by the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) in support of Overseas Contingency Operations (OCO)
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VISION“Establish and maintain the premiere Aviation Support Enterprise consisting of empowered acquisition
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STRATEGIC GOALSSTRATEGIC GOALS• Near Term (12 Months)
‒Diversify Customer Base‒Balance Product Lines (PD 17/35 & PD USA)‒ Increase True FMS Funding
• Mid Term (36 Months)‒Split PD USA into PD SA and PD UC, and absorb PD
17/35 into PD UC17/35 into PD UC‒Establish Institutional Funding (DOD or Army POM)‒Continue to Increase True FMS Fundingg
• Long Term (60 Months)‒ Increase Institutional Funding
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‒New 3rd PD (if Supported by Product Line \ Customer Base)
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NSRWA Project Office Team
Office Secretary of Defense - Policy
COL James BrashearProject Manager
Joint Staff
Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition,
Technology and Logistics
Mr. Kelvin NunnDeputy Project Manager
Mr. David PinckleyStrategic Plans &
Operations
Mr. Cliff BrandtCurrent Operations
Emmitt RodriguezChief , Logistics Division
Deb ChambersChief, Business Division
Marvin DenennyChief ,Technical Division
Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition,
Technology and Logistics
LTC Craig Besaw
Army G-3/5/7
Army G-4LTC Alex Alejo g
Prod Dir , Mi-17/Mi-35
• USAACE• TCM – Lift• 110th Aviation Brigade• Aviation Center Logistics
Command
LTC Alex AlejoProd Dir , Scout/Attack &Cargo/Utility
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Deisy D’AmbrosioChief, Acquisition Branch
Bryan Ahern Division Chief, SAMD (A)
Dan McClintockDivision Chief , AED
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COCOMs COCOMs \\ Countries SupportedCountries Supported
• CENTCOM • Afghanistan
Current
• EUCOM• AFRICOM
g• Iraq• Croatia• Czech Republic• Saudi Arabia
• PACOM • IndiaFuture
• SOUTHCOM• SOCOM
• Jordan• Mexico
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• Brazil• South Korea
Scope of the Current Non-standard Rotary Wing Fleet
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AfghanistanAfghanistanMi‐17 (MOD)Mi‐17 (SMW)CzechCzech
PakistanPakistanMi‐17 AH‐1
Bell 412
Mi A/CBell A/CMD Helicopters A/CAugusta Westland A/CBoeing
KazakhstanKazakhstanHuey II
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Mi‐35 (MOD) MD‐530F (MOD) Saudi Saudi
ArabiaArabiaMD‐530FUSAACEUSAACE
CzechCzechRepublicRepublic
Mi‐17
Bell 412GeorgiaGeorgiaUH‐1 PartsATEC/AMCATEC/AMC
UH‐1 CroatiaCroatiaAH‐6i
Bell 412
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MexicoMexicoBell 412
USAACEUSAACEMi‐17
LebanonLebanonHuey II
BahrainBahrainAH‐1 RABS
KoreaKoreaAH‐1S C‐NITE
Mi‐17
El El SalvadorSalvador
MD‐500E EgyptEgyptAW‐139
UH‐1
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VietnamVietnamUH‐1 Spares
IndiaIndia
IraqIraqMi‐17Bell 412ArgentinaArgentina ColombiaColombia
YemenYemenMi 17 Spares
IndonesiaIndonesia
ThailandThailandAH‐1 Cobras
RicaRicaMD‐600N
EthiopiaEthiopiaMi‐17
IndiaIndiaBell 412
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Bell 412Bell 206OH‐58Huey IIBell 407
ggBell 206
Spare Parts & Rotor Blades
Huey IIEngine Spares
& ToolsCOLAR Armor
Mi‐17 Spares Bell 412 & 205 Publications, tools, & site
surveyKenyaKenyaMD‐530F
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Platforms SupportedPlatforms Supported
Utility:UH 1H
Scout:MD 500 UH-1H
Huey IIAW 139
MD-500MD-530FMD-600
IA-407Bell 412
S-333Bell 206OH-58
Russian:Mi 17
Attack:AH 1F Mi-17
Mi-35AH-1FAH-6i
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UnclassifiedPartnership with U.S. Partnership with U.S. OEMs & Sustainment PrimesOEMs & Sustainment Primes
Original Equipment Manufacturers
Sustainment Primes
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Delivering CapabilitiesDelivering Capabilities
Requirements Resources
Requirements Resources Acquisition Sustainment
Influence the Requirements
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AcquisitionAnd Sustainment
Requirements Process
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SummarySummary
• DoDs involvement in non-standard rotary wing aircraft management is significantly different than 2009g g y‒ Apply Army programmatic rigor‒ Meeting cost, schedule & performance metrics
• The scope and responsibility of the NSRWA PMO fleet continues to grow‒ Not just Mi-17s….j‒ Scout/Attack PD portfolio will continue to expand to meet the
needs of our Partner NationsPM NSRWA itt d t t th i US i ti• PM NSRWA committed to strengthening US aviation industrial base
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“Despite the Challenges, the NSRWA Team has delivered 99 new aircraft to Commanders in the Field and to our Partner Nations”
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Questions?Questions?
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