Picatinny Arsenal The Army s Lethality Center Advanced Planning

Picatinny Arsenal: The Army’s Lethality Center Advanced Planning Briefing For Industry 29 May 2002 Tank-automotive & Armaments COMmand COM

Providing our Nation’s Lethality From the Revolutionary War to Today Civil War WWI Revolutionary War WWII Korea Haiti Desert Storm Vietnam Bosnia/Kosovo Somalia We are there when needed!

Vision “Integrated Knowledge, Speed, and Agility” • Customer Focus – Enhance our Baldridge-based strong customer focus through an integrated environment of academia, industry, and government -sharing prototyping, models, simulations, and analysis – Continue our award-winning focus on cost effectiveness, timeliness, and world-class armaments design and soldier support • Mission – Soldier effectiveness and survivability through highly intelligent, longer range, more lethal munitions – Enable industry to remain viable in a shrinking US industrial base • Investment Strategy – An in-house workforce of super technologists – Picatinny as an economic and technological centerpiece for Northern NJ – Partnered with academia and industry

Mission - Generating & Applying Overwhelming Firepower for Decisive Victory Advanced Fuze Technologies Special Operations Weapons & Demolitions R&D Mortar Systems Artillery Systems DEMIL Smart Munitions Combat Vehicle Armaments & Fire Control TOTAL LIFE CYCLE PROD FIELD SUPPORT Advanced Explosives & Warhead Development Non-Lethal Logistics R&D Technologies Providing over 90% of the Army’s lethality! Small Arms

TACOM-ARDEC Do. D DA TACOM Headquarters AMC TACOM-ARDEC Picatinny Arsenal TACOM Benet Labs Watervliet Arsenal Firing Tables and Aeroballistics Branch Aberdeen Proving Grounds The Pentagon Washington D. C. Engineering Support Directorate Rock Island Arsenal EOD Technical Detachment Indian Head, MD Quality Assurance Product Readiness Group Rock Island Arsenal Fuze Division U. S. Army Adelphi Laboratory Center Armor Center Fort Knox, KY U. S. Army Field Artillery School Fort Sill, OK TACOM-ARDEC Locations TACOM-ARDEC Liaison Offices U. S. Army Aviation and Missile Command Huntsville, AL U. S. Army Infantry Center Fort Benning, GA

Recognition of Focus on Close Customer Relations New Jersey Quality Achievement Top Award 1998! Twice Triple Crown Winner! 1996 1998 -1999 R & D AC OE NJ QA R&D Organization of the Year Award Army Communities of Excellence Award New Jersey Quality Achievement Award se On d lity a Qu ige ria ldr ite Ba Cr Ba rnal er Exte Pe m ogra iew Pr Rev Army Communities of Excellence Award 2000 Pre side ntia Awa rd fo l r Qua lity 200 0 R&D Organization of the Year 2000 & R&D Center of Excellence Awards 1996, 1997, 1998

Every Army Unit Relies on Picatinny’s Armament Systems Army National Guard Army Reserve 10 th Mountain Div I Corps 42 nd Infantry Div* Ist Infantry Div 28 th Infantry Division* 1 st Armored Div 29 th Infantry Div* V Corps 82 nd Airborne Div 2 nd Infantry Div 35 th Infantry Div* 40 th Infantry Div* 4 th infantry Div 1 st Cavalry Div III Corps 38 th Infantry Div* 3 rd Infantry Div 49 th Armored Div* 34 th Infantry Div* 25 th Infantry Div (Headquarters Locations Shown) 101 st Airborne Div * Army National Guard XVIII Airborne Corps

Every U. S. Marine Corps Unit Relies on Picatinny’s Armament Systems Marine Expeditionary Forces Worldwide 31 st MEU III MEF 22 nd MEU Camp Pendleton, CA Camp Lejuene, NC Okinawa, Japan and other Pacific Bases II MEF 24 th MEU I MEF: Marine Expeditionary Force MEU: Marine Expeditionary Unit MFR: Marine Forces Reserve th 11 th MEU 15 th MEU 13 MEU 26 th MEU

What We Are Doing … Super Technologies • • • • Antipersonnel landmine alternatives Nano materials Non lethal effects Electro-magnetic propulsion Smart autonomous sensors Explosively formed penetrators Advanced composite structures Micro electronic miniaturization Open architecture manufacturing controllers Distributed “holodeck-like” collaborative engineering Combined directed energy effects Cylindrical magnetron sputtering Plasma ignition systems Multi-layered propellants

Science and Technology Capabilities (70 Labs & Facilities) New Advanced Warhead Development Facility $86 M Recently Completed Propellant Surveillance Facility Armament Technology Facility FY 03 Availability ASEC - $15. 5 M MCA PAL - $8. 4 M MCA Intellectual Property Over 250 New Hires Demographics Bachelors Armament Software Engineering Center (ASEC) and Precision Armaments Lab (PAL) Masters Doctorates S&Es 944 635 60 60 1653 1, 663 7 Patent License Agreements

Business Opportunities RD&E Business Requirements FY 03 -05 PEOs and Centers Dollars in Millions Total Program Contracting Opportunities

Cooperative Research & Development Agreements (CRADAs) Examples: • Armed Unmanned Aerial Vehicle • Military Application of Acoustics • Combustible Case Ammo For IBCT • Hydra 70 Digital Fuzing • Single-Melt Titanium for Armaments Applications

What We Are Doing … Tech Transfer Military Applications Civilian Applications Non destructive testing of munitions Medical imaging, mammography and airport security system Cubane explosives Potential anti-viral and anti-HIV drugs and advanced optical materials Environmentally safer civilian manufacturing processes Munitions manufacture Weapons autoloader Personal motion event monitor Non lethal effects for Do. D Non lethal effects for law enforcement Shaped charge warheads Virtual reality modeling of munitions production Oil and gas well drilling and demolitions Design of schools and transportation systems Cannon technology High pressure food sterilization vessel

What We Are Doing … Economic Expansion üPartners for creating a Picatinny High Tech Park • Working high technology and academic presence with Rutgers, Stevens, NJIT, Vo-tech schools • Partnering with • NJ Commission on Science & Technology, Economic Development Authority, Commerce Department • Morris County Chamber of Commerce & Freeholders • Morris County Community College Innovation Center • Morris Area Development Group • Supported by • Rockaway and Jefferson mayors • Congressman Frelinghuysen

What We Are Doing … Economic Expansion üWorking to create a Picatinny High Tech Park • Business Case for leasing/divesting 1500 of 6500 acres • 11, 000 new jobs • $4 billion additional cash flow • Joint study with NJ Commission on Science and Technology to validate business case • Preparing proposal to Army on expansion of current lease agreement with Roy F. Weston Inc.

Notional Picatinny Zoning Map Picatinny Arsenal N Army Lethality Technology Complex 5, 000 acres Mt. Hope Gate FARLEY AVE. SEC HE PFF Zoned for: Lethality Partners Manufacturing Prototype Partners Technology Partners 1, 500 acres ATF PAL Truck Gate New Public Partners Picatinny Partners Route 15 Dual Use Partners Service Provider Partners Main Gate Support Partners

Bottom Line: Why Not You?