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Ordnance and Tactical Systems 28 April 2005 Presented by: George Barnych Daniel Davis Low Cost Course Correction (LCCC) Demonstration Program NDIA 40 th Annual Armament Systems: Guns – Ammunition – Rockets – Missiles Conference Presentation Session: Mortars and Artillery Ordnance and Tactical Systems

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Page 1: Low Cost Course Correction (LCCC) Demonstration …...LCCC Test #1834 Ordnance and Tactical Systems Summary ¾Most Objectives of the Project Were Achieved ¾System Successfully Survived

Ordnance and Tactical Systems

28 April 2005Presented by:

George Barnych Daniel Davis

Low Cost Course Correction (LCCC) Demonstration Program

NDIA 40th Annual Armament Systems:Guns – Ammunition – Rockets – Missiles

Conference PresentationSession: Mortars and Artillery

Ordnance and Tactical Systems

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Ordnance and Tactical Systems

Objectives

Develop an Ultra Low Cost Semi-Active Laser (SAL) Seeker Compatible with All Currently Fielded Laser DesignatorsDevelop an Ultra Low Cost Projectile Maneuvering MechanismImplement Autopilot Control Without the Use of Inertial Sensors or Other IMU Related TechnologyDesign the System for Retrofit to Existing ProjectilesUse COTS Electronic Components – No ASIC or Other Large Scale Integration (LSI) Effort

Achieve Lowest Possible Unit Cost

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Ordnance and Tactical Systems

Resulting SystemPhoto of 120mm LCCC Mortar Projectile in Flight

KTM – Tracker Follower (YPG)

Seeker Electronics Divert Control 1° Fin Cant & Boom Extension

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Ordnance and Tactical Systems

Test Setup

7km Test Range @ Yuma Proving Grounds (YPG)Gun Position 8, KOFA Firing Range, Yuma Test Center

Lanyard Initiated 120mm Mortar TubeCannon, M298 120 mm Mortar MANNBarrel, Serial Number 01Carriage, 105 mm Towed Howitzer, M101,(modified for 120 mm Mortar System)

KTM CamerasMortar Tracking System (MTS) Radar, Weibel RadarOn-Board Impact Survivable RecorderAN/TVQ-1 Laser DesignatorStationary 16’ x 16’ Target

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Ordnance and Tactical Systems

Test Results3.3 LCCC Lofted Ballistic Evaluation (Task 3)

LCCC Test #1834

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Ordnance and Tactical Systems

Test Results3.3 LCCC Lofted Ballistic Evaluation (Task 3)

LCCC Test #1834

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Ordnance and Tactical Systems

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6DOF - No Divert

Diverter Firings

6DOF - Divert

6DOF Firings

TARGET

Single Pulse Mode LCCC Diverter Test• 23m Deflection Achieved with 5 of 16 Diverters

Unguided Round

LCCC Prediction

Actual LCCC Test

Test Results3.3 LCCC Lofted Ballistic Evaluation (Task 3)

LCCC Test #1834

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Ordnance and Tactical Systems

Summary

Most Objectives of the Project Were AchievedSystem Successfully Survived Zone 4 Gun LaunchA Very Low Cost SAL Seeker Technology Was Developed and Demonstrated SuccessfullyDiverters Were Able to Move the Projectile Towards the Laser Target Spot

Issues UncoveredOnly 5 of 16 Available Diverters Were Fired

Glass Beads Alone Deemed not Adequate to Protect Divert Fire SetElectronics During Multiple Shock Events – No Potting Was UsedNeglected to Conduct Sufficient Electronics Reliability Tests Against Multiple Divert Shock Impulses

Follow-On Demonstration Efforts Due in CY05