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The Army National Guard

NDIA TWV ConferenceMajor General Ray Carpenter

Acting Director, Army National Guard

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ARNG Bottom Line

• ARNG Mobilizations Declining

• Equipment Posture Greatly Improved (89% Equipment On Hand)

• Serious Unit Status Reporting Problems Remain

• TWV Equipment On Hand at 96%, Modernization at 61%

• Good News:– Very Serious HMMWV Shortages Resolved– Significant Future Fieldings of FMTVs

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ARNG Employment Slowing

As of 3 January 2011

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Equipment On-Hand

Equipment Sep 05 OH Nov 10 OHObsolete/Displaced Comments

Light Trucks 35,463 49,595 7,209 49% ModernizedMedium Trucks  31,767 24,895 16,639 49% Modernized

M35 12,803 496 Current OHHEMTTs 3,986 7,341 Modernization thru RecapTactical FM Radios 75,086 96,399 23,031 All SINCGARs, no VRC‐12 TACSAT Radios 132 1,537 Major capability increaseNight Vision Goggles 108,726 220,697 16,984 Reducing PVS‐5Thermal Sights 31,752 55,921 11,820 Reducing PVS‐4 & TVS‐4M4 Carbines 34,223 145,200 111,144 Displaced M16A1 & A2

Massive issue of new procurement has transformed and modernized units – particularly for Soldier equipment

Turn-in of equipment not meeting current performance, sustainability, or armor standard accomplished

Equipment for mobilizations is now much more available

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31,795

42,251

16,968

3,826

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ARNG Cross-Leveling to Support Deployments

Better Able to Support Deploying Units

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Guard Equipping–The Rest of the Story

Guard EOH at 89% - per AR 220-1 rules for MACOM EOH computation

But:

62% of units don’t meet minimum EOHOver 500 of 1,500 MTOE LINs are at S-4

overall after distribution of 180K pieces of equipment in next 22 months

There is work left to be done!

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Truck Distribution by State

Black Required Blue On Hand Red % On Hand

Total Trucks Authorized: 88,835*Total Trucks On Hand: 84,935Percent On Hand: 95.6%

* Not counting LTV XS, M809, CUCV, M35, M920, M916A0 and M915A1

As of 19 Jan 11

VI

AK

ND

KY

MI

OHINIL

WIMN

IANE

TX

OK

KSMO

AR

LA

NM

WA

ORID

MT

WY

SD

CA

NV UT

AZ

CO

GUHI

FL

GA SC

NCTN

MS AL

PA

MENHVT

NY

NJ

WV VA

CT

RI

MA

DEMD

DC

PR31613195

101%

2010198299%

11311189

105%

3952382997%

943850

90%

668640

96%

241253

105%

384359

93%

2581249797%

2785238686%

183144

79%

778774

99%

1840172694%

794808

102%

2622253096%

3134297695%

1402137398%

1940178392%

2638257898%

1630153994%

1014956

94%

471445

94%

2223194688%

2184212597%

2423210787%

23002291

100%

546515

94%

2605251196%

940875

93%

1032101498%

471440

93%

1507134089%

751704

94%

661631

95%

2966247884%

2752258294%

1934186096%

13721378

100%

3594338994%

1836163389%

468489

104%

24202573

106%

820813

99%

27512771

101%

4647423791%

11421166

102%

18831986

105%

188150

80%

680871

128%

13831432

104%

2089203998%

979948

97%

534511

96%

452318

70%

Modernization Level : 61%

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

UAHHvy VariantLegacy RecapLegacyCUCV

All Legacy HMMWVs

ARNG LTV Fleet Modernization

As of Jan 11

Maintain 100%

TWV Study I Reductions

TWV Study II Reductions

71%

101%

Systems >20 yrs without Recap

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* Earliest Hvy Variant > 20 yrs

M1151 M1152 M1165M1167M1114

M1097 M1113

Recap/Rebuilt M1025/26

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HMMWV Ambulance Production

• ARNG is 74 percent on-hand for HMMWV ambulances• HQDA approved the ARNG’s request for 500 modern HMMWVambulances to support HLD/HLS requirements • Will consist of a modified M1152A1 chassis integrated with a modified M997A2 Ambulance Box• AM-General will produce the HMMWV chassis, Rock Island Arsenal Joint Manufacturing Facility will build and integrate the ambulance boxes• Vehicle testing starts Sep 11, projected completion Jan 12 • Full Rate Production projected in 3rd Qtr, FY12.

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National Guard and Reserve Equipment Appropriation (NGREA)

NGREA is defense procurement funding • Shortfall in modernization or on-hand quantities.• Prefer an Enterprise-wide solution• Priority standard LIN, Critical Dual Use items

Must meet the same DoD Standard of 80% first year, 90% second and full obligation in the final year

Recent significant NGREA procurements• ~ $720M of FMTVs• ~ $91M of TOC/SICPs for the Multi-functional Brigade structure• ~ $98M for Heavy Scraper modernization• ~ $118M for LUH Mission Equipment Package

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LTASFMTVM939M809M35

ARNG Medium Fleet Modernization

As of Jan 11

Maintain 100%

Attain 100%

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• Continuing procurement of the latest FMTV (LTAS)• Tremendous improvement to ARNG medium truck modernization• All sources of funding employed

YearDistribution 

Plan NGREAArmy 

ProgramContingency 

Funds TotalFY 10 2,604 2,604FY 11 1,479 1,698 3,177FY 12 1,362 602 1,879 3,839FY 13 719 2,117 2,836FY 14 1,392 1,392FY 15 994 994FY 16 1,194 1,194FY 17 1,365 1,365FY 18 1,472 1,472Totals 4,083 3,293 9,136 1,879 18,873

Long-Term Armor Strategy (LTAS) FMTV Fielding to the ARNG

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ARNG Heavy Fleet Modernization

• Rapid modernization of tractor fleet (M916 and M983)• Aggressive fielding of Load Handling System• Recap of HEMTT fleet into A4 configuration• Recap of PLS fleet to A2 configuration• Overall, 100% fill considering substitutes

M920M983

M1120A4

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