Insensitive MunitionsInsensitive MunitionsS&T RoadmapS&T Roadmap

Robert MalineRobert Malinerobert.maline@osd.milrobert.maline@osd.milOUSD(AT&L)/DS,LW&MOUSD(AT&L)/DS,LW&M

703-695-1468703-695-1468

U.S. DOD Insensitive Munitions IPT U.S. DOD Insensitive Munitions IPT U.S. DOD Insensitive Munitions IPT U.S. DOD Insensitive Munitions IPT

Established:Established:

June 5, 1997, by the Office of the Under Secretary of June 5, 1997, by the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (Acquisition, Technology & Logistics)Defense (Acquisition, Technology & Logistics)

Member OrganizationsMember Organizations: :

Office of the Secretary of Defense Office of the Secretary of Defense Office of the Joint Chiefs of StaffOffice of the Joint Chiefs of StaffUnited States Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force,United States Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force,Special Operations CommandSpecial Operations CommandDepartment of Defense Explosives Safety BoardDepartment of Defense Explosives Safety BoardMissile Defense AgencyMissile Defense Agency

Participating OrganizationsParticipating Organizations::Department of EnergyDepartment of EnergyChemical Propulsion Information AgencyChemical Propulsion Information Agency

Joint Services IM Technical PanelJoint Services IM Technical PanelJoint Services IM Technical PanelJoint Services IM Technical Panel

Created by USD(A&T) memorandum on May 4, 1999.Created by USD(A&T) memorandum on May 4, 1999.

The JSIMTP is an The JSIMTP is an advisory paneladvisory panel which: which:• Provides technical advice / recommendations concerning Provides technical advice / recommendations concerning

IM technology to program Milestone Decision Authorities, IM technology to program Milestone Decision Authorities, Program Managers, OSD, Joint Staff, and others.Program Managers, OSD, Joint Staff, and others.

• Reviews all munitions’ acquisition programs in identifying Reviews all munitions’ acquisition programs in identifying IM science and technology opportunities.IM science and technology opportunities.

• Maintains real-time, top-level management database on Maintains real-time, top-level management database on munitions and their IM technology status.munitions and their IM technology status.

• Advises Office of the Secretary of Defense on Advises Office of the Secretary of Defense on international IM matters.international IM matters.

• Provides advice / recommendations on integrated IM and Provides advice / recommendations on integrated IM and Hazard Classification testing.Hazard Classification testing.

IM WaiverIM Waiver ProcessProcessIM WaiverIM Waiver ProcessProcess

Waivers required per DoD 5000.1 and CJCSI 3170.01C

IM waivers historically based on lack of technology

Waiver requests staffed by all Services

Push technology across Service lines

Contribute to DoD-wide technology plan

JROC requiring funded POA&Ms to achieve IM in all waiver requests

Technology catalyst needed to avoid perpetual waiver scenario

PEO submits IM waiver request

Internal Service Staffing

(Includes IM Exec Agent and

Service IM Tech Review)

Final Service concurrence

Joint Staff Logistics Directorate J4

Force ProtectionFunctional Capabilities Board

Dep Dir, J8

Joint Staff Force Structure, Resources, and

Assessments Directorate CAD Branch

J8

Joint Capabilities Board

Joint Requirements Oversight Council

Approved IM Waiver

Force ProtectionJoint Warfighter Capabilities

Assessment Board(Supported by JSIMTP)

IM TrendsIM TrendsIM TrendsIM Trends

Joint Requirements Oversight Council (JROC) Joint Requirements Oversight Council (JROC) desires new munitions be “born” IM compliant.desires new munitions be “born” IM compliant.

For existing munitions, JROC desires to see some For existing munitions, JROC desires to see some level of IM compliance and emphasis on IM level of IM compliance and emphasis on IM technology insertion…checking Service POM’stechnology insertion…checking Service POM’s

JROC concerned with lack of DoD and Service wide JROC concerned with lack of DoD and Service wide IM S&T efforts. IM S&T efforts.

Services working on S&T “Roadmap” to push for Services working on S&T “Roadmap” to push for additional investment in basic sciences and additional investment in basic sciences and advancement of emerging technologiesadvancement of emerging technologies..

Strategic PlanningStrategic Planning

Roadmap StructureRoadmap StructureRoadmap StructureRoadmap Structure

Identify Weapon Priorities

Identify Weapon Priorities

Identify Technologies

Roadmap

- Basic 6.1

- Enabling 6.2

- Targeted 6.2

- 6.3

JSIMTP Technology PrioritizationJSIMTP Technology PrioritizationJSIMTP Technology PrioritizationJSIMTP Technology Prioritization

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Gun Propellant Large Caliber

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General Purpose Explosives

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Solid Rocket Propulsion Minimum Smoke

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Metal Accelerating Explosives Castable (Heavy)

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Metal Accelerating Explosives Pressed (Light)

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Solid Rocket Propulsion High Performance

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Underwater Explosives

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Solid Rocket Propulsion Reduced Smoke

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Pyrotechnic / Illumination IV 58IV P 15 16

Propellant Actuated Devices (PADs) V 80V P 17 14

Cartridge Actuated Devices (CADs) V V V 81V P 16 14

SCO

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IM Weapon PrioritiesIM Weapon PrioritiesIM Weapon PrioritiesIM Weapon Priorities

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Joint Priority

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Metal Accelerating Explosives Castable (Heavy) 4

Advanced Penetrator Explosives 5

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TechnologiesTechnologiesTechnologiesTechnologies

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3Solid RocketPropulsion

Minimum Smoke

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Explosives

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ExplosivesCastable (Heavy)

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ExplosivesCastable (Light)

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Devices (PADs)

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Devices (CADs)

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High Performance

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Crystal CoatingSuppression Agent

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Suppression SystemsPassive/Active VentingStorage Configuration

Packing Container MaterialThermal Protection Material

Barrier/Ballistics MaterialModeling & Simulation

Energetic Material System Design Packaging

Liner MaterialsPassive/Active Venting

CoatingScoring

Thermal Protection MaterialBarrier/Ballistics Material

SensorsFuze and Initiators

Modeling and Simulation

Roadmap StructureRoadmap StructureRoadmap StructureRoadmap Structure

Identify Weapon Priorities

Identify Technologies

Roadmap

- Basic 6.1

- Enabling 6.2

- Targeted 6.2

- 6.3

DRAFT

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Joint Priority

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General Purpose Explosives IV V V V F 2

Solid Rocket Propulsion Minimum Smoke IV I I I 3

Metal Accelerating Explosives Castable (Heavy) 4

Advanced Penetrator Explosives 5

Metal Accelerating Explosives Pressed (Light) 6

Solid Rocket Propulsion High Performance P 7

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DRAFT

Technologies

1Gun PropellantLarge Caliber

3Solid RocketPropulsion

Minimum Smoke

2General Purpose

Explosives

4 Metal Accelerating

ExplosivesCastable (Heavy)

5Advanced Penetrator

Explosives

6Metal Accelerating

ExplosivesPressed (Light)

9Gun PropellantMedium Caliber

8Metal Accelerating

ExplosivesPressed (Heavy)

10Metal Accelerating

ExplosivesExtruded

11UnderwaterExplosives

12Metal Accelerating

ExplosivesCastable (Light)

13Solid RocketPropulsion

Reduced Smoke

15Booster Explosives

14Thermobaric

16Pyrotechnics/Illumination

17Propellant Actuated

Devices (PADs)

18Cartridge Actuated

Devices (CADs)

7Solid RocketPropulsion

High Performance

New Crystals/MoleculesCrystal Morphology & Quality

Nano-Technology MaterialAdvanced BindersBinary EnergeticsCrystal Coating

Suppression AgentModeling & Simulation

Suppression SystemsPassive/Active VentingStorage Configuration

Packing Container MaterialThermal Protection Material

Barrier/Ballistics MaterialModeling & Simulation

Energetic Material System Design Packaging

Liner MaterialsPassive/Active Venting

CoatingScoring

Thermal Protection MaterialBarrier/Ballistics Material

SensorsFuze and Initiators

Modeling and Simulation

Technology Development POA&MsTechnology Development POA&MsTechnology Development POA&MsTechnology Development POA&Ms

General Category OverviewGeneral Category Overview Specific tech demoSpecific tech demo Cost/ScheduleCost/Schedule

SummarySummary

DOD IM IPT continues to address IM policy DOD IM IPT continues to address IM policy and implementation.and implementation.

JSIMTP has a two key roles in IM waiver JSIMTP has a two key roles in IM waiver reviews: advice to the PM and reviews: advice to the PM and recommendations to the Joint Staff.recommendations to the Joint Staff.

Roadmap has been briefed to Defense Roadmap has been briefed to Defense Science & Technology Executives, IM Science & Technology Executives, IM Executive Agents, DARPA and DTRA.Executive Agents, DARPA and DTRA. A way forward is under development.A way forward is under development.