SMALL CALIBER REQUIREMENTSAdvanced Planning Briefing to

Industry (APBI)

SMALL CALIBER REQUIREMENTSAdvanced Planning Briefing to

Industry (APBI)

Ms. Bobbie RussellLake City/Small Cal Team LeaderUSA Munitions & Armament Cmd

SOSMA-PRC-S(309)782-3006 DSN 793-3006

russellr@osc.army.mil

Mr. Peter ErranteActing DeputyOffice of PM Small Arms(973)724-4798 DSN 880-4798petere@pica.army.mil

PEOPEO

GCSSGCSSU.S. Army TACOM

FORGING A STRONG DEFENSE

LONG RANGE TACTICAL SNIPER CARTRIDGE

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LONG RANGE TACTICAL SNIPER CARTRIDGE

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND CAPABILITIES

Caliber .50 match cartridge for use in the XM107 Long Range Sniper Rifle (LRSR)

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LONG RANGE TACTICAL SNIPER CARTRIDGE

ORD REQUIREMENTS

• Improved accuracy against antipersonnel targets @1000m

• Ballistic Match with MK211

• Penetrate PASGT Vest @ 1000m

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LONG RANGE TACTICAL SNIPER CARTRIDGE

•ORD Approval Dec 01

•Solicitation Released Dec 01

•Bid Sample Test Mar – May 02

•DT/OT Testing Jan – Apr 03

•Type Classification Standard Sep 03

Key Dates

5/27

M67 ELECTRO MECHANICAL FUZE

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M67 ELECTRO MECHANICAL FUZE

SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND CAPABILITIES

• Improve performance of the existing grenade thru the incorporation of an electro mechanical fuze

• Improve the storage life/reliability of the M67 grenade

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M67 ELECTRO MECHANICAL FUZE

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

• Compliant with MIL-STD-1911

•Safety Redundancy

•Arming or Fire Control Delay

•Manually Operated Features

•Explosive Train Interruption

•Compatible with current M67 Grenade8/27

M67 ELECTRO MECHANICAL FUZE

•Proposal/Bid Samples May-Jun 02

•Bid Sample Testing Jul-Sep 02

•Contract Award Nov 02

•Design Modification Dec 02 – Jul 03

•Manufacture (250) Jul - Sep

•Preliminary Testing Oct 03 – Dec 03

•Manufacture (2500) Feb 04 – Aug 04

•Testing Oct 04 – Jun 05

•Milestone C/TC-STD Feb 06

Key Dates

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CLOSE COMBAT MISSION CAPABILITY KIT

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CLOSE COMBAT MISSION CAPABILITY KIT

DESCRIPTION

•OBJECTIVE:

•Type classify and field a dye-marker training round to enhance force on force training and simulate live fire combat

•DESCRIPTION:

•Commercially available training ammunition which contains a soft frangible projectile filled with a colored dye which allows for realistic force-on-force training

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CLOSE COMBAT MISSION CAPABILITY KIT

ORD REQUIREMENTS

• Capable of being used in

• M16/M4 (5.56mm)

• M249 (5.56mm)

• M9 Pistol (9mm)

• Prevent inadvertent use of service ammunition

• Retail functional characteristics of weapons

• Shall not degrade performance

• Must not penetrate skin @ 5m12/27

CLOSE COMBAT MISSION CAPABILITY KIT

•ORD Approval Feb 02

•Release Solicitation Mar 02

•Bid Sample Test Jun 02 – Aug 02

•Hardware Fabrication Nov 02 – Apr 03

•DT/OT Testing Jun 03 – Sep 03

•Type Classification Standard Mar 04

Key Dates

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40MM SELF DESTRUCT FUZE

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40MM SELF DESTRUCT FUZE

DESCRIPTION

•Compatible with existing U.S. M430A1 design

•Demonstrating better functional reliability at graze angles on soft terrain and at full range

•Shall not degrade performance of M430A1 cartridge

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40MM SELF DESTRUCT FUZE

•Program Initiation Feb 02

•Release Solicitation May 02

•Bid Sample Test Jun 02 – Sep 02

•Contract Award Feb 03

•Fabrication Mar – Sep 03

•DT/OT Testing Mar – Aug 04

•Type Classification Standard Jan 05

Key Dates

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NON LETHAL STINGBALL GRENADE

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NON LETHAL STINGBALL GRENADE

DESCRIPTION AND CAPABILITIES

•Hand thrown or weapon launched device used to distract/disorient crowd

•Produce loud flash/light output while dispersing payload at 360o at minimum distance of 3m

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NON LETHAL STINGBALL GRENADE

ORD REQUIREMENTS

• Bursting radius – 3m(T) – 5m(O)

• Capable of being hand thrown or launched

• Compatible with existing US Army Shotguns (Mossberg 500)

• Throwing Range – 30 meters

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NON LETHAL STINGBALL GRENADE

•Program Initiation Oct 01

•Small Purchase Oct - Dec 01

•Validation Testing Mar – May 02

•Program Decision Point Jun 02

•Release Solicitation Jul – Aug 02

•Bid Sample Test Oct – Jan 03

•Contract Award Apr 03

•Manufacture May – Aug 03

•DT/OT Testing Sep – Jan 04

•Type Classification Standard Sep 04

Key Dates

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12 GAUGE NON LETHAL EXTENDED RANGE AMMUNITION

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DESCRIPTION

•OBJECTIVE:

•To type classify and field a 12 Gauge Non Lethal round capable of providing temporary incapacitation through blunt force

12 GAUGE NON LETHAL EXTENDED RANGE AMMUNITION

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KEY REQUIREMENTS

• Capable of marking/identifying combatant

• Capable of functioning in current US Army fielded shotguns

• Must be effective at range exceeding performance of current 12 Gauge Non Lethal Ammunition (10-20m)

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12 GAUGE NON LETHAL EXTENDED RANGE AMMUNITION

•ORD Approval Oct 02

•Small Purchase Nov 02

•Requirements Validation Jan – Apr 03

•Release Solicitation May 03

•Bid Sample Test Jul – Sep 03

•Contract Award Nov 03

•Manufacturing Jan – Mar 04

•DT/OT Testing Apr – Sep 04

•Type Classification Standard Apr 05

Key Dates

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12 GAUGE NON LETHAL EXTENDED RANGE AMMUNITION

Reorganization of OPMSA

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BUSINESS M ANAG EM ENTDAVE KELLY

ACT ING-4212

J. CHANG-8623

P. M IST RY-6283

AM M O T EAMROBERT ZIENOW ICZ

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SOLDIER ENHANCEMENT PROGRAMNEW START PROPOSAL PROCESS

• May - CBD announcement

• 1 Aug Proposals Due

• - OPMSA (1 Aug) • Product Manager Small Arms, ATTN: SFAE-SDR-SSA/Mr. S. Dougherty, Building 151, Picatinny

Arsenal, NJ 07806-5000, email: dougherty@pica.army.mil

• - PEO SOLDIER • PEO Soldier (Accept proposals through their website throughout the year at

http://www.pmsoldiersystems.army.mil/public

• Dec - TSM & PM Soldier Equipment (based on needs assessment) determine which programs will be briefed at February review.

• Dec/Jan - Briefing charts prepared for February briefing

• Feb - Exec council meeting. EC reviews proposals and selects new starts.

• Feb - Oct - Write requirements documents

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