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The document provides an update on the V-22 Osprey Joint Program Office. It summarizes the current status of the V-22 fleet including aircraft delivered and in service with the USMC, USAF, USN and Government of Japan. It outlines key modernization efforts like the Common Configuration - Readiness and Modernization program and improvements to the nacelle, degraded visual environment capabilities, and integrated aircraft survivability equipment. Recent significant events, exercises, and humanitarian relief missions involving the V-22 are also summarized.
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- 1. V-22 Osprey Joint ProgramOffice Update Colonel Matthew Kelly Distribution Statement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698.
- 2. Industry Partners 2 • Fuselage •Landing Gear • Avionics • Electrical and Hydraulic • Flying Qualities • Empennage • Ramp • Composites • Rotor • Dynamics • Wing / Nacelle • Over-wing Fairing • Final Assembly • Flight Test/Delivery• Engines Distribution Statement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698. • Software
- 3. Industry Partners 3 Distribution StatementA – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698.
- 4. Program of Record 4DistributionStatement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698. USAF CV-22 POR/ Contract/ Delivered 56/ 54/ 52 USMC MV-22 POR/ Contract/ Delivered 360/ 352/ 318 USN CMV-22 POR/ Contract/ Delivered 48/ 39/ 0 • Combat Assault & Amphibious Assault • Special Operations Capable • Long Range Special Operations • (Infil/Exfil/Resupply) • Contigency Operations • 44 Aircraft Buy • Sea Based Logistics • Personnel Recovery • Special Warfare JAPAN MV-22SN POR/ Contract/ Delivered 17/ 17/ 0 • Combat Assault & Amphibious Assault • Disaster Relief • Humanitarian Relief IOC Jun 07 IOC Mar 09 IOC 4QFY21 FY19 Delivery
- 5. V-22 Fleet Posture 5 MCASCamp Pendleton CA MCAS Kaneohe Bay HI MCAF Quantico VA MCAS New River NC Kirtland AFB NM Cannon AFB NM MCAS Miramar CA RAF Mildenhall, UK MCAS Futenma/Okinawa Japan Moron Air Base,Spain CENTCOM NAS North Island CA (FY21) Distribution Statement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698. No less than 5 units deployed MCAS Yuma AZ Hurlburt Field FL Yokota AB, Japan
- 6. Concept of Operations 6DistributionStatement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698 MV-22B: Provides long-range combat assault transport in Support of Ship-To-Objective-Movement CMV-22: Provides Airborne Resupply/Logistics for SeaBasing CV-22B: Conducts long-range infiltration, exfiltration and resupply missions to SOF
- 7. 7 • Five timesthe range • Twice the speed • Enables critical missions during one period of darkness 4,039 KM (2,181NM) Single aerial refuel Self-deploy range 2,674 KM (1,444 NM) 2 MATS unrefueled Self-deploy range 1,963 KM (1,060 NM) Unfueled Range 5th Generation Assault Support
- 8. Significant Events 8 • CC-RAMYears 2-4 Awarded 8 March • PBL&E Awarded 18 January • PBL 2.0 contract definitization 19 February Distribution Statement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698.
- 9. Program Priorities 9 • V-22Readiness Program • Degraded Visual Environment • Integrated Aircraft Survivability Equipment • Digital Interoperability
- 10. Common Configuration -Readiness and Modernization (CC-RAM) 10Distribution Statement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698. • 3 A/C Inducted • 1st A/C scheduled for July completion • Next A/C scheduled for May induction
- 11. Nacelle Improvements 11 NACELLE IMPROVEMENT •New build structure • Wiring improvements • Structural enhancements • Provide maintainability and reliability improvements
- 12. Degraded Visual Environment (DVE)Demonstration 12 Sensor is a key piece of the DVE solution
- 13. Landing Zone Overlay 13 Cueingis a key piece of the DVE solution
- 14. Integrated Aircraft Survivability Equipment 14 CompletedDevelopmental Test and Follow On Test & Evaluation
- 15. U.S. Navy VariantCMV-22B 15Distribution Statement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-266. Transition to Tiltrotor: CMV-22 Integration into the Carrier Air Wing 1st A/C to deliver 1QFY20
- 16. SECDEF/CJCS Border Visit 16 SHED11-14 depart KELP SD 12/14 SD 11/13 OA 54 Route depiction. Aerial survey emphasis: Observe different types of barriers/coveragegaps SECDEF & CJCS deplane SD 11 while OA 54 provides overhead security during transload to C-32 SD 12 provides FLIR overwatch of SD 11 at low-level. DepSecDHS briefs SECDEF & CJCS on different types of barriers employed along boarder CV-22 supported a SECDEF/CJCS reconnaissance of the US southern border, El Paso, TX on Feb. 23, 2019
- 17. 17 Exercise Trident Juncture18 NATO’s biggest exercise in decades 50,000 participants from NATO and partner countries 250 aircraft, 65 ships, up to 10,000 vehicles Parts of Norway, and the surrounding areas of the North Atlantic and the Baltic Sea Nov. 1, 2018
- 18. Humanitarian Relief 18Distribution StatementA – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698. Air Force senior leaders visit Tyndall Air Force Base to assess the damage from Hurricane Michael, Oct 14, 2018.
- 19. V-22 Worldwide Presence 19 CV-22performs a flyover during the Mi Amigo 75th Anniversary fly past event Feb. 22, 2019
- 20. 20 “Proving we canoperate with yet more US aircraft onboard gives us more flexibility, adding to our own organic capability; it gives us a suite of options. It is another example of the fantastic relationship we have with our closest naval ally, as we are proving throughout WESTLANT 18” Cdr James Blackmore MV-22 lands on HMS Queen Elizabeth
- 21. Government of Japan 21DistributionStatement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698. First test flight September at NAS Patuxent River
- 22. V-22: A GameChanger 22 Multi Mission Capable… …Future Mission Capable Distribution Statement A – Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698.
- 23. Questions? Distribution Statement A– Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, as submitted under NAVAIR Public Release Authorization 2018-698.