FY10 Force Structure Announcement

124 Pages·2016·4.1 MB·English

Headquarters U.S. Air Force
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FY10 Force Structure
Announcement
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Content
• Purpose
• Air Force Core Functions and Examples
– Nuclear Deterrence Operations
– Air Superiority
– Space Superiority
– Cyberspace Superiority
– Global Precision Attack
– Rapid Global Mobility
– Special Operations
– Global Integrated ISR
– Command and Control
– Personnel Recovery
– Building Partnerships
– Agile Combat Support
• Shaping the Force
• Caveats
• State-by-State Data
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Purpose
This Force Structure Announcement (FSA) addresses Air Force
Fiscal Year 2010 (FY10) force structure, realignment, and
management actions supported by the FY10 President’s Budget
(PB). This document provides a summary of the civilian and military
personnel changes and reassignment of aircraft at Air Force bases
for the upcoming fiscal year
• The FSA reflects decisions to provide unsurpassed Global Vigilance,
Global Reach and Global Power…to fly, fight and win in air, space and
cyberspace – today and in the future given available resources
• The Air Force has worked to achieve the proper balance across our
personnel, infrastructure, readiness, and investment portfolios while fully
committed to supporting overseas contingency operations
• These force structure changes enhance the Air Force’s ability to create,
protect, and sustain all air and space forces across the full range of
military operations; the FSA directly supports new and emerging
missions for the Air Force
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Air Force Core Functions
1. Nuclear Deterrence Operations
2. Air Superiority
3. Space Superiority
4. Cyberspace Superiority The Fiscal Year 2010
budget proposal reflects
5. Global Precision Attack
a commitment to the
6. Rapid Global Mobility
twelve Air Force Core
7. Special Operations
Functions, which provide
8. Global Integrated ISR the framework for
investment and training
9. Command and Control
10. Personnel Recovery
11. Building Partnerships
12. Agile Combat Support
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Air Force Core Functions
Nuclear Deterrence Operations
Through a back-to-basics approach, the Air Force is re-emphasizing accountability, compliance, and
precision in the nuclear enterprise
Consolidated all nuclear sustainment
matters under the Air Force Nuclear
Weapons Center (AFNWC)
Established a new Air Staff Nuclear
Directorate responsible for policy
oversight and integration of our
nuclear enterprise activities
Standing-up Air Force Global Strike
Command (AFGSC) to consolidate Air
Force Intercontinental Ballistic
Missiles and nuclear capable
bombers under a single command
The FY10 PB increases nuclear
related personnel by 2,500 and adds a
fourth B-52 squadron
The FY10 PB also places additional
emphasis on strengthening the
physical integrity of our Weapons
Storage Areas
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Air Force Core Functions
Air Superiority
Air Superiority and Global
Precision Attack remain the
foundations of our ability to
deliver Global Power
Accelerating the retirement of
legacy F-15s, F-16s, and A-10s
enables us to redistribute
funding to modernize a smaller,
more capable, Combat Air Force
(CAF) as we field F-22s & F-35s
We are validating the remaining
service life for our current fleet
of F-15s, F-16s, and A-10s
The CAF Restructure plan accelerates the retirement of 254 aircraft (including 5
previously scheduled) in FY10. The Air Force will realign > 4,000 authorizations to other
critical mission areas: nuclear enterprise, manned and unmanned surveillance,
intelligence support to the combatant commanders, etc.
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Air Force Core Functions
Space Superiority
America’s ability to operate effectively
across the spectrum of conflict is enabled
by our space capabilities
California Wildfires
We will field several new satellites, including
the Global Positioning Satellite Block IIF,
Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF),
and Space Based Surveillance System (SBSS)
– recapitalization programs important to both
the US and its partner nations
Capabilities provided to the joint force:
1. Early Warning
2. Space Situational Awareness
3. Military Satellite Communications
Hurricane Katrina
4. Positioning, Navigation and Timing
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Air Force Core Functions
Cyberspace Superiority
Operating within the cyber domain has become an increasingly critical requirement
for our networked force – the Air Force is committed to developing the necessary
capabilities to defend the cyber domain
Standing-up Twenty Fourth Air Force (24
AF) under Air Force Space Command
(AFSPC) to better develop and integrate
cyberspace capabilities into the joint
cyberspace structure
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Air Force Core Functions
Global Precision Attack
We continue to invest in
weapons and platforms for
Global Precision attack (i.e.
JASSM-ER, JDAM)
We are modernizing our existing
bomber force to increase its
effectiveness and survivability
against emerging threats while
meeting the requirements to
today’s Joint Force Commanders
Investments in low observable
maintenance improvements will
decrease sustainment costs and
reduce aircraft downtime
Long-range strike remains a critical element of our nation’s power projection capabilities.
We will leverage the results of both the Quadrennial Defense Review and Nuclear Posture
Review to gain a better understanding of the requirements, technologies, and concept of
operations for the future long-range strike aircraft
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Air Force Core Functions
Rapid Global Mobility
Replacing the aging KC-135 fleet remains
the Air Force’s top acquisition priority
The C-17 and C-5 programs of record, 205
and 111 respectively, meet current mobility
requirements. On-going mobility studies
will guide future fleet management
decisions
Balancing C-130J recapitalization with
C-130E retirements provides improved
intra-theater airlift capabilities to the Joint
Force Commander
With 38 C-27Js, the Air Force is “all in” to
provide time-sensitive/mission-critical
airlift in direct support of our joint partners
Global Reach ensures our joint team can
deploy, maneuver and sustain large forces
on a global scale
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