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Agenda
Introduction The SDM
! Roles & Relationships
Meet The Ship
! An overview of the JHSV
! A pictorial overview of JHSV Navy capabilities integrated into a
commercial based High Speed Vessel (HSV) design
Update on delivered JHSVs
The Production Life Cycle
After Delivery
! Events after delivery
! JHSV1 The USNS SPEARHEADs IOT&E / TSST
JHSVs to come
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Introduction
The SDM - Roles & Relationships
Navy Operational
Need
Program
Authority
(cost, schedule,
product)
Fleet Need
Warfighting Requirement
National Mission Need
Technical
Authority
(safety, standards)
JHSV Overview
Program Structure:
Commercially Based:
Options
Fixed
Price
Incentive
Contract
Joint:
Lead
JHSV
Rapid Transport:
Focused technology to meet warfighting
needs. Provides COCOMs a 35 knot intratheater transport of 600 st of combat ready
units over 1200 nautical miles with ability
for off-load in austere environment without
reliance on shore infrastructure.
600 st
35 knots
1200 nautical miles
Streamlined Acquisition:
Concept to Shipbuilding Contract in 2
years with scheduled ship delivery 36
months after contract award. Both span
times represent 50% time savings from a
typical development and ship construction
approach. Keys to success: (1) Stable
requirements; (2) Minimize change; (3)
Production Efficiency
Army TSV
JHSV
Navy HSC
Typical
Concept
JHSV
Concept
Contract
Award
Contract
Award
Delivery
Delivery
10
28.5 m
DRAFT
3.92
m
WEIGHTS
(337.9 ft)
(93.5 ft)
(12.85 ft)
FULL LOAD
(Load Line)
2500 mt
(2460 Lt)
FUEL (MAX)
575,300 l/
511mt
73,900 l/
63 mt
(152,000 gal/
503 Lt)
(19,520 gal/
62 Lt)
544 mt
(600 st)
JP-5 (MAX)
MATERIAL
ALUMINUM
PAYLOAD
PERFORMANCE
AUXILIARY SYSTEMS
AVIATION FACILITIES
1200 nm
4700 nm
SS-7
ACCOMMODATIONS
CREW
Single SR
Double SR
Quad SR
TROOP SEATS
TROOP BERTHS
GALLEY & MESSING
42 p
2
6
7
312 p
104 p
48 p
MACHINERY
VMS / ECDIS-N,
Four-Node Fiberoptic Gyrocompass MK-27F and UPS
Surface Search RADAR (X-Band and S-Band)
Dual GPS
Vessel Automatic Identification System (AIS)
Autopilot
Voyage Data Recorder
GMDSS (Sea Area 4)
Integrated Voice Communication System
Entertainment and Training System
FLIR EO/IR
ARMAMENT
JAN 2012
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Outboard Profile
12
Inboard Profile
HCS
Pilot House
Ramp
Crane
Ride Control
(Interceptors)
Jet Room
Anchor
Gensets
Ride Control
(Conards)
Inboard Profile
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EQUIPMENT SELECTION
Wartsila
Waterjet
ZF
Reduction
Gear
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Waterjets
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Troop Storage
Decon Station
Troop Seating
Anchor Handling
Troop Berthing
Crew Lounge
02 Level
MTR
Office
Galley
Messing
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17
Troop Accommodation
18
19
Forklift Storage
AT/FP
Engineering Workshop
Magazine
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21
Chart Table
Compass
Monitor,
IPDS CDU
Nav Lights, Sound
Monitoring, Night
Vision
Digital
Bearing
Repeater
(Pelorous)
ARPA
Station
(Primary)
MCS
Radio
Console
DCC
RCO
ECDIS-N
(Primary)
OOD
ARPA
Station
(Backup)
CO
DCC/MCS
Console
H.M.I., Radar,
VDR, LORAN
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Fuel lab
Fire Crew
Assembly Area
Flush DK lights
Standard 42x42 inch tie-down pattern on the flight deck with occasional
exceptions to avoid underlying structure
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Topside
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C4I Suite
Command, Control,
Communications, Computers,
and Intelligence (C4I)
2,200 sq ft Combined
Operations Center
Standard commercial
communication, electronic, and
navigation systems (CEN)
Government Furnished C4I
Equipment (GFE)
Space, weight, power, and
HVAC for future C4I upgrades
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Military Capabilities
Intra-theater transport for USA and USMC Personnel, Supplies &
Equipment (PSE)
Transport capability (35kts, 600st, 1200nm)
Readily reconfigurable open architecture mission bay
Aviation facilities (Level 1, class 2) for H-53 and below
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Fire Fighting
Non-Commercial Design
Ship does cannot be USCG Inspected for Certification nor meet IMO
requirements for carriage of Hazardous Materials (Ordnance)
Vehicle Ramp
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Ramp
Ramp designed to
operate in SS-1 and
support M1A2
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Mission Bay
Cross Section
MRAP
M1A2
CONTAINER
MTVR
HEMTT with
CONTAINER
FIRE PROTECTION
HEIGHT ABOVE
MAIN DECK
4750mm(15.58ft)
~5.5 ft margin
HEMTT = 564mm(1.85ft)
MTVR = 1687mm(5.53ft)
~10 ft
Height above Deck
HEMTT = 4186mm(13.73ft)
MTVR = 3063mm(10.05ft)
Bed Height above Deck
HEMTT = 1702mm(5.6ft)
MTVR = 1598mm(5.24ft)
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Armory
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Seating
Reclining seats for 312 personnel
104 three-high racks (1/3 of embarked force can
sleep at any one time)
Lockers for personal weapons
Galley
Designed to sustain 312 Embarked Personnel for 96
hours or 104 MILDET for 14 days.
Medical
Provide medical facilities for Embarked Personnel up
to and including emergency life support.
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Medical
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36
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C4I Suite
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42
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45
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Transition to Dock
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Loaded in Dock
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49
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After Delivery
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52
53
USNS SPEARHEAD
The Lead Ship
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55
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USNS SPEARHEAD
IOT&E / TSST
PDT&T Video
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JHSVs to come
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CY12
FY11
JHSV 1
(FY08)
FY12
JHSV 3
JHSV 4
JHSV 6
(FY11)
JHSV 7
(FY11)
Delivery Dates
Projected
FY16
FY17
TRENTON
SEP
14
APR
15
BRUNSWICK
OCT
15
APR
16
CARSON CITY
JHSV 8
(FY12)
CY17
MAR
14
FALL RIVER
(FY10)
FY15
CY16
JUN
13
MILLINOCKET
(FY09)
(FY10)
FY14
CY15
DEC
12
CHOCTAW CTY
(FY09)
JHSV 5
FY13
SPEARHEAD
JHSV 2
CY14
CY13
NOV
16
YUMA
JHSV 9
(FY12)
BISMARK
JHSV 10
(FY13)
MAY
17
BURLINGTON
DEC
17
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Questions?
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BACK UP SLIDES
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Comparison to Other
HSVs
WPX
101m
JHSV
103m
HSF
ALAKAI 107m
HUAKAI 112m
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EFV
M1A1
CONTAINER
MTVR
HMETT with
CONTAINER
FIRE PROTECTION
HEIGHT ABOVE
MAIN DECK
4750mm(15.58ft)
JHSV
HSF
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3DPM
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