Hearings on National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2001--H.R. 4205 and Oversight of Previously Authorized Programs, Before the Committee on Armed Services, House of Representatives, One Hundred Sixth Congress, Second Session: Military Procurement Subcommittee Hearings on Title I--procurement : Hearings Held February 29, and June 27, 2000U.S. Government Printing Office, 2001 - 351 pages |
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additional Admiral FAGES Admiral KONETZNI Admiral LAUTENBACHER Admiral PADGETT Admiral PILLING Air Force aircraft aircraft carrier amphibious Army attack submarines BATEMAN billion boats budget capability carrier carrier battle groups Chairman CINCs Class submarines Cold War command Committee Congress Congressional Research Service continue cost cruise missile CVNX DARPA Defense deployed deployment electric drive equipment fiscal year 2001 fleet force levels funding future going HUNTER impact improve increase issues Joint Kosovo look maintain Marine Corps ment military missile mission modernization naval Navy's NMCI O'Rourke OPTEMPO percent personnel potential priority readiness real property reduce refueling requirements Secretary GANSLER sensors shipbuilding ships shipyard shortfalls SISISKY SSBNs SSGN conversion SSN force SSN procurement rate strategy Subcommittee surface combatants Thank Tomahawk missiles U.S. Navy units Virginia Class Virginia Class submarine warfare warfighting weapons yards
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Page ix - And I look forward to your questions. Thank you. [The prepared statement of Mr.
Page 78 - Agency is derived from the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980...
Page 297 - ... by the large numbers of SSNs procured during the 1980s. After about 2015, however, SSNs procured during the 1980s will reach retirement age and begin to leave service, and the FY1990-FY2005 "deficit" in SSN procurement, if not by then redressed, will begin to be unmasked.
Page 49 - ... supports our armed forces is still largely unique and, absent new programs, would likely not remain economically viable. We need to invest now with a focused and expanded program to maintain naval- superiority well through the first half of the 21
Page 74 - DD 21 will provide independent forward presence and deterrence, and operate as an integral part of Joint and Combined Expeditionary Forces. To ensure effective operations in the...
Page 78 - Seawolf in stealth, special warfare, mine warfare, surveillance, battle group operations, and mission flexibility at a 28 percent reduction in procurement cost. To maintain such margins, the design incorporates flexibility to adapt future advanced technologies rapidly and affordably. This strategy requires steady investment to succeed. The Virginia Class is the first major combatant designed in the post cold war era to meet post cold war multi-mission requirements. It was also designed in a cost...
Page 118 - Statement of Ronald O'Rourke, Specialist in National Defense, Congressional Research Service, Before the House National Security Committee Subcommittee on Military Procurement...
Page 296 - Each Trident SSGN refueling and conversion would cost upwards of $500 million, according to DoN estimates, assuming a conversion that leaves the boats...
Page 44 - Navy has taken aggressive action to address material readiness concerns. The funding that you provided over the last two years has assisted in restocking our diminished plane-side/Ship-board spares and depot level repairables. In addition the Kosovo emergency supplemental funding helped replenish the depleted stocks expended during Kosovo operations. The use of live ordnance is a vital means of training our forces in combined arms operations in preparation for deployment. The inability to conduct...
Page 142 - Introduction Mr. Chairman and distinguished members of this Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss the Department of Defense's Real Property Maintenance (RPM) program for fìsca!