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COL Ralph Pallotta

Apache Project Manager

Apache Attack Helicopter

Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

Product Mgr, Mods/Recap

LTC Tony Potts

Project Manager
COL Ralph Pallotta
Deputy
Mr. Dick Ordway

System Engineering
Mr. Neale Bruchman

Product Mgr, LBA

LTC Mike Cavalier
Business
Ms. Teresa Snyder
Product Mgr, Sensors
LTC Shane Openshaw
Logistics
Mr. Al Hopkins
Product Mgr, Block III
LTC Vince Tobin

International
LTC Greg Kokoskie

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AH-64 Fleet
Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

715 total airframes

260 AH-64A
375 AH-64D
Field

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80 Reman
AO: 16 Sep 2004
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System Overview
Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

System Characteristics
AH-64A

Mission:
As the Heavy Attack Helicopter for the Current & Future
Force, conducts rear, close & shaping precision missions
including deep precision strikes.
. Conducts distributed
operations, precision strikes against relocatable targets,
and provides Armed Reconnaissance when required in day,
night, obscured battlefield and adverse weather conditions.

Weight empty
Payload 1,3 (lbs)
Range 2,3 (18k lbs)
Speed 3 (knots)
Ordnance

w/Fuel

AH-64D

AH-64D

(w/FCR)

(w/o FCR)

11687
5513
240NM
145

12177
5513
230NM
145

11732
5513
230NM
145

16 HELLFIRE (RF/SAL Missiles)

or 76 2.75 inch rockets
1,200 30mm rounds
2

Max Range Speed

Std day, Sea Level

System Numbers

Special Features

AO: 16 Sep 04

AH-64A
797

AH-64D
375

USA On-hand

361

354

Future Force

203

501

- Air & Ground Targeting Modes

International On-Hand

124

119

- Target Classification & Prioritization

International On-Contract

83

-Enhanced day, night & adverse

weather capability
- Fire & Forget Missile (RF Hellfire)

Produced to date

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US Apache Fleet Strategy

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Present

Past

Future

First A model
Jan 84

106
797 Aircraft

National Guard

597

First
Longbow
May 97

& Beyond
284 Aircraft
Block I

284 Aircraft
Block III
313 Aircraft
Block II

Recapitalization

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Longbow Apache Fleet Capability

Progression

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Block I (lots 1-6)

Limited digital capability
Partial JVMF integration
Limited processors
Split fleet architecture
Limited SA
Frequency gaps on RFI
Limited ASE capability
Time intensive to transport
High O&S cost drivers
Two models of engines
Passive flight controls

Block II (lots 7-10)

Improved Digital capability
Limited JVMF integration
Improved processors
Split fleet architecture
2 Way SA
Frequency gaps on RFI
Limited ASE capability
Time intensive to transport
Reduced O&S cost drivers
Two models of engines
Passive flight controls
Non-line of sight comms
Digital Map
Training dev concurrency

Block III (lots 1-5)

Digitization Improvement
Required Messages
ASE Upgrades
Rapid Deployability
IFR/IMC Capable
O&S Improvements
Targeting Improvements
JTRS
Common engines
Training device concurrency
Fly-by-Wire

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AH-64D Block III Production Strategy

Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

FY05

FY06

FY07
AB3 NRE
Prod
Prod AB2
AB2

Lot
Lot 9,
9, 10,
10, &
& FMS
FMS
Delivery
Delivery

FY08

Prod
Prod AB2
AB2
48
48 AH-64D
AH-64D
AB2
AB2 Lot 11

FY09

FY10

FY11

FY12

FY13

FY14

AB3
AB3 LRIP
LRIP II LRIP
LRIP IIII
48
48 AH-64D
AH-64D
AB2
AB2 Lot
Lot 12
12

AB3
AB3
AB3
AB3
AB3 Lot
Lot 22
AB3 Lot
Lot 33
AB3 Lot
Lot 55
AB3 Lot
Lot 44
AB3
AB3
AB3 LRIP
LRIP 54
54 a/c
a/c
AB3 Lot
Lot 22 60
60 a/c
a/c AB3
AB3 Lot
Lot 33 60
60 a/c
a/c AB3
AB3 Lot
Lot 44 60
60 a/c
a/c
AB3
AB3 Lot
Lot 55 50
50 a/c
a/c

Apache Block II fieldings will continue two more

years
96 additional AH-64As remanufactured to AH64D Lot 10 configuration
Fielding FY08 FY09
Apache Block III will begin fielding in FY10 and
continue through FY15
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AH-64D Longbow Block III

Incremental Insertion Strategy
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FY

2010
LRIP (54)
JTRS
Processor
Upgrades
Composite
Rotor Blades

2011
LOT 2 (60)
ALL LRIP
INSERTIONS:

2012

2013

LOT 3 (60)

LOT 4 (60)

ALL LRIP
INSERTIONS
PLUS:
701D Engine
with FADEC

ASE Upgrade

Embedded
Diagnostics

MSPU

Transportability

A/F Life
Extension

Maritime Target
Mode

ALL LRIP & LOT 3

INSERTIONS:

2014
LOT 5 (50)
ALL LRIP & LOT 3
INSERTIONS PLUS:
FCR Range Extension
RFI Passive Ranging
IETM Upgrade
Cognitive Decision Aiding
System (CDAS)
LIMSS Space
Improvement

Tng Dev
Concurrency
Radar Electronic
Unit (REU)
IMC/IFR
Imprv Drive Sys
Aided Tgt
Detection /
Classification
Level 4 UAV

284 Block I aircraft to be upgraded to Block III

All Lot 2, 3, 4, & 5 insertions can be applied as field retrofits
ensuring a single plant induction per aircraft plus a standardized fleet.

Multi Mode Laser

RFI Freq Ext
Image Fusion

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Existing International Apache Aircraft

International A/C On Hand ( 243 )
International A/C SOLD not delivered (58)

Existing International A/C (301)

D-Model Dollar Value

Netherlands
(30)

2.47 Billion
(Value of FMS Case Lines
Currently Managed by the
Apache PMO)

Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

U.K. (67)

Kuwait (16)

Co- Production

Japan(10)

Greece (20)

Co- Production

Greece (12)
DCS

Singapore (20)

Existing A (124)

Egypt (22)
Egypt (35)

Existing REMAN (39)

Existing D New Build (74)
Existing DCS/Co-Production (89)

Israel (40)
Israel (8/4)

UAE (30)

Saudi Arabia (12)

AS OF: 21 Oct 04
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International Apache Opportunities

Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

Finland (18)
Norway (18)
Sweden (18)
Netherlands (24)
Kuwait (16)
Greece (4)
Greece (20)
(24)

Japan (45)
Korea (36)
Taiwan (75)
Singapore (12)

Egypt (13)
Israel (37)

Potential Sales Total (400)

Saudi Arabia (12)

Saudi Arabia (12)
(24)

Remaining As for Potential REMAN (99)

(Qty included in Potential Sales Total)

UAE (10)
UAE (30)
(40)
AS OF: 21 Oct 04
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Apache Transformation
Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

International customer involvement in

Lot 1 M-TADS/PNVS procurement
ACTSIP initiative in initial execution
Case structure and P&A development
process improvements
Life cycle management command
impacts
Apache Integrated International Strategy Team has been performing the
function of the Strategic Product Plan initiative since 1998.
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US-UK Cooperative Development MOU

Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

US-UK Apache Cooperative Development MOU signed 22 May 00

Focus = Identify potential areas of Apache Helicopter cooperation through the exchange
of information and developing Project Arrangements (PA) to accomplish those efforts.

Current PAs
Enhanced Radar Frequency Interferometer, 9 Dec 02
Under water Cockpit Egress Test, 21 Jun 04

Potential PAs
Robertson External Fuel Tank Integration
Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM) enhancements

MOU is within the scope of the US/UK Rotary Wing Working Group which addresses all
USG owned co-operative bi-lateral rotorcraft related technology based programs with
the UK MoD

MOU has enabled the Apache PM to bring developments forward that would not be
resourced until out years. Enhanced PMs ability to influence standardization and
rationalization thru direct information exchanges.

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LAUNCHING Apaches Coordinated Technical

Services Improvement Program (ACTSIP)
Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

1103

INT Fleet

International
Customer
Recommendations

US Army
APACHE

AH-64D Fleet Growth

Coordinated Technical Services Improvement Program

STUDIES

USAF TCG
PATRIOT M1A2
SA
Regulations

ACTSIP

Senior Army Security Assistance

Leadership Approval

REQUEST + NEED + RESEARCH = APPROVAL

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ACTSIP Program Moving Out

EGYPT

GREECE

NETHERLANDS

ISRAEL

SAUDI ARABIA

SINGAPORE

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

UNITED KINGDOM

JAPAN

KUWAIT

PROGRAM
INTRODUCED AT
COUNTRY PMRs

APACHE

Coordinated Technical Services

Improvement Program

ACTSIP

OPERATING GUIDELINES
Improved Methods of Fleet Management
and International Cooperation
1 October 2003
APACHE Project Manager
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama 35898-5000
(256) 313-4200
Assistant Project Manager, International Apache
(256) 313-4779

WORKING GROUP
STARTED
WG #5
26 Oct 04

6 Countries Committed with

LOAs up to Five Years

ANNUAL PROGRAM
CONFERENCE
COMPLETE

13 Jan 04, 17 Feb 04, 25 May 04, 27 Jul 04

Two year schedule

29 Mar 04

ACTSIP Facilitated COSSI

Clutch Consolidated Procurement

Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

$3,500,000.00
$3,000,000.00
$2,500,000.00
$2,000,000.00

Total FMS
Procurement
Savings = $773K

Quantities
USG 251
FMS 103
Total = 354

$1,500,000.00
$1,000,000.00
$3

$500,000.00

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Pro liber tion:
De dina ings
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Country B

Consolidated Unit Price = $23.5K

Country C

Country D

Single Country Unit Price = $31K

Total
Savings

GOAL : Employ as a
routine Practice
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Summary
Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

Longbow

Block II Lot 7 of 10 Lots in fielding

M-TADS/PNVS

in final stages of development

Block

modernization and incremental improvements are

the keys to maintaining a viable attack helicopter fleet

Longbow

is the Future Force heavy attack, multi-role

helicopter

International

Apache program healthy; key sales can be

substantial benefit to US program

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Backups

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International Apache Aircraft Legend

Our Army at War Relevant and Ready

) Production A/C (A Models, D Models,

Existing International A/C (

Potential Sales (

DCS or Co-Production) delivered, on

contract, or FMS Case signed

) Production or REMAN A/C anticipated to be on

contract or FMS signed over the next 6 years

Existing A (

A Models

Existing REMAN (

REMANd A/C (D Models resulting from REMANd A

Models) delivered, on contract, or FMS Case signed

Existing D New Build (

New Build D Models delivered, on contract, or

FMS Case signed

Existing DCS/Co-Production (
Remaining As for Potential

New Build D Models (DCS or Co-Production)

delivered or on contract
REMAN (
) Remaining FMS A Models with
potential to be REMANd
AS OF: 21 Oct 04
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