1. F-35
19 Feb 2015
Gregg Costabile, SES Director of Engineering, F-35 Lightning II Program

2. Overall Program Status
F-35 Program baseline holding steady; Continued progress on all fronts
Total weapon system view
Affordability
SDD – Cost reduction initiatives
Production – Ramp Rate, Blueprint for Affordability, Block Buys
O&S – $19B Reduction in O&S estimate, R&M program, Cost War Room, Aircraft Availability Focus
Schedule
Service IOCs on track/Global Sustainment posture accelerating
Software development/fielding not on critical path (margins)
Technical performance
Past risks improving (helmet, hook, fuel dump, lightning protection, software maturity)
Current risks/issues being addressed (engine, structural cracks, ALIS, R&M, Mission Data Files)
Partnership strong and FMS customers growing
Not the same program as in the past

3. What Makes F-35 Different
F-35 utilized an integrated systems approach to ensure long lasting lethality and survivability advantages against current and future Air to Air and Surface to Air threats
Key elements of the F-35 systems of systems approach was the integration of and synergies between:
Advanced Stealth
Fused Multi-Spectral Active and Passive Situational Awareness
Advanced Inter-operability
Multi-Ship Situational Awareness and Tactics / Mutual Support
Advanced Offensive and Defensive Electronic Attack
Advanced Countermeasures
Maneuverability with Combat Loads
Persistence
F-35 represents a system of system design solution to ensure operational advantages over current and future threats for the US and it’s allies!

4. F-35 Lightning II Team JSF CTOL P&W F135 RR - Liftfan InteroperabilityCV
STOVL
3 Services
8 International Partners
Global Sustainment
3 Foreign Military Sales
Team JSF
Domestic / International Suppliers
Autonomic Logistics
3 Flight Test Facilities
Integrated
Training

5. F-35 Characteristics Key Attributes: CTOL General Features: Sensors
Stealth
Integrated Avionics
Air-to-Ground (A/G) Munitions
Intraflight DL
Advanced Aircraft Survivability
General Features:
Single seat
Speed: 700 kts or 1.6M (630/1.6M STOVL)
Ceiling: 50,000 ft+
Engine: PW F135
Sensors
Fully integrated open architecture system
A/G – Air-to-Air (A/A) radar/Synthetic Aperture Radar
Electro Optical (EO) A/G Targeting system
A/A Infrared Search and Track (IRST) function
Electronic Support Measures (ESM)
Short range EO spherical coverage
CTOL
(AF)
Length: ft
Wing Area: 460 ft2
Weight (Empty): 29,400 lb
Internal Fuel: 18,200 lb
Range: nm
Length: ft
Weight (Empty): 32,600 lb
Internal Fuel: 13,500 lb
Range: nm
Wing Area: 668 ft2
Weight (Empty): 34,900 lb
Internal Fuel: 19,700 lb
STOVL
(BF) CV
(CF)

6. System Development and Demonstration (SDD) Update
CY2012
CY2013
CY2014
CY2015
CY2016
CY2017
CY2018 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 J F M A S O N D
 Block 2B
 Block 3i
 Block 3F
LRIP 3
LRIP 4
LRIP 5
LRIP 6
LRIP 7
LRIP 8
LRIP 9
LRIP 10
LRIP 3(17)
LRIP 4(32)
LRIP 5(32)
LRIP 6(36)
LRIP 7(35)
LRIP 8(43)
LRIP 9(57)
LRIP 10(92)
USMC IOC
USAF IOC
USN IOC 2B
2A DT&E
2B DT&E
Cert
Cert 2A
2A DT&E
Cert 2B
2B DT&E
Cert
Spin Up
OT II F
Blk 2B Integrated Test
3i DT&E 3i
Cert 3i
Initial
Final
3i DT&E
Cert
Block 1A TR1 3F
3F DT&E
Block 1B TR1
Cert
Block 2A TR1 3F
Block 2B TR1
3F DT&E
Blk 3i TR2
Cert
Block 3F TR2
OT IIG OTRR
Fleet Release
Spin Up
OT II G
OTRR
OT IIG OTRR
Lightly shading are baseline
Prominent bars are status
Blk 3 Integrated Test
Spin Up
OT II G

7. F-35 Current Fleet Laydown
F-35A
F-35B
F-35C
Nellis AFB
5 A/C Total
Patuxent River NAS
9 A/C Total
Edwards AFB
20 A/C Total
Luke AFB
19 A/C Total
MCAS Beaufort
9 A/C Total
Eglin AFB
44 A/C Total
Break-down of aircraft shown on chart:
Operational Aircraft = 18
MCAS Yuma – 18
Training Aircraft = 72
Eglin AFB – 44
Luke – 19
Beaufort – 9
Test Aircraft = 31
Developmental Test = 18
Edwards AFB – 9
Patuxent River NAS – 9
Operational Test = 16
Edwards AFB – 11
Nellis AFB – 5
A/C Awaiting Ferry = 0 – NOT INCLUDED in totals for Operational / Training / Test Aircraft
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F-35 has 125 total aircraft (not including 6 static assets)
14 flyable SDD assets (includes AA-1 – Not shown on chart)
111 LRIP assets (DD-250’ed)
MCAS Yuma
18 A/C Total
90 Operational / Training Aircraft
34 Test Aircraft
Note: Does not include AA-1 at China Lake
As of 28 Jan 15

8. F-35 Bed Down Through 2018 Total: 386 F-35 Global Deployment F-35A
As of 17 Sep 2014
*Source Data: Sustainment Beddown Break Down_091114
F-35 Global Deployment
Australia (2)
Williamtown
Italy (7)
Amendola
Grottaglie
United Kingdom (9)
RAF Marham
Norway (9)
Orland
FMS (39)
Total: 386
F-35A
F-35B
F-35C

9. Global Production System
Norway
Casebank
Canada
Australia
Kitron
Natech
Mindready
Ben Machine
Novatronics
Micreo LTD
Levett
Applica
DY4
Interfast
TAE
Aerostaff
Cablex
Strite
Dishon
Composites Atlantic
Techni
Metronor
Amphenol
Ferra
Hexagon
Avcorp
BAE Australia
Centra
Nav-Aids
AIM Norway
Kongsberg
ASCO
Megellan-Bristol
Magellan-Chicopee
Heroux Devtek
Quickstep
Marand
Jotne EPM Technology
GKN
Raytheon
Rolls Royce
Woodward
MPC GE
GE Aviation
LM Owego
NGC Amherst
BAE Systems Controls
General Dynamics
ITT Excelis
UTAS
BAE IEWS
Times Microwave
Pratt & Whitney
L3 Comm
GE Aviation Systems
LM ISS
NG ES NG
Advanced Technologies
UTAS (HS)
Essex
LM MST
Rockwell Collins
Rockwell
Collins
VSI
McCormick Selph
LM Space Systems
LM Aero-Palmdale
GKN
NGAS
Marvin
Moog
Parker Aerospace
NGIS
ViaSat
Honeywell
Honeywell/Cat Alliance
Ball
LM Aero-Ft Worth
Raytheon Systems
Boeing
Eaton
BAE
SanminaSCI
LM Pinellas
LMMST
LM EIS
Harris
LM M&FC
General Dynamics Marion
Curtiss-Wright, Kidde
Moog,
LSI
UTAS (Burnsville)
Honeywell
Goodrich Services
A.W. Bell
Denmark
Rosebank
Chemring
Systematic Software Engineering
Trelleborg Sealing Solutions
GPV
Terma
United Kingdom
Damco
GE Aviation
BAE SYSTEMS
Corena
Danish Aerotech
Honeywell
Goodrich
Rolls Royce
Selex
GKN
Italy
Selex Comms
S3 Log
RDF Beaufort
Martin Baker
Alenia
York
Electtronica Aster
Cobham
Selex Galileo
The Netherlands
Aerea
Piaggio
Dutch Space
PHM Consortium
Moog - SBC
Rotodyne
Aeronamic
Fokker - Elmo
Oto Melara
Logic
Fokker (TU)
DAP
Kale Aero
Selex SI
Vitrociset
TNO NLR
Brookx
Aselsan
Segundo Mona
Havelsan
Turkey
Dutch Aero
Eurocast
Axxiflex
TAI
ALP Aviation
Thales Cryogenics
Fokker - Aerostructures
Vestel
Thales Nederlands
As of Feb 13 9

10. F-35 - >2100 Aircraft Coalition
United
Kingdom
United States
Italy
Netherlands
Turkey
Canada
Australia
Norway
Denmark
Japan
Israel
Korea
Common Understanding in accordance with
Production, Sustainment and Follow-on Development MOU

11. 2014 Key Accomplishments Development / Test Production
Developmental Flight test
Completed 1354 flights (~1286 planned)
Completed 9477 test points (~9958 planned)
Began Block 3 flight testing
Completed Block 2 Air-to-Surface weapons testing
Completed first F-35C ship trial aboard USS NIMITZ
33 flights / 124 catapult launches / 124 arrestments
US Reprogramming Lab (USRL) delivered Mission Data File to flight test
Production
Completed Production Lot 4 aircraft deliveries
Delivered last Air Force F-35A to Eglin AFB
Completed LRIP 8 Negotiations
Fielding / Sustainment
Began F-35B modifications to support USMC IOC
Activated F-35 squadron at Luke / delivered 1st a/c
Completed first F-35A and F-35B modifications to address life-limiting parts
F-35 Mx training facility update
422nd TES Squadron received SAPF Certification & Accreditation
Fielding / Sustainment (cont.)
ALIS SOU Kit delivered to 57th Wing Weapons Instructor Course aircraft
Formed Reliability and Maintainability Program
Assigned Regional Airframe and Engine Mx for Europe and Asia-Pacific Region
Overcame engine failure mishap
Ended year with a 65% Mission Capable Rate & 55% Aircraft Availability Rate
Partners
S. Korea signed Letter of Acceptance (40 F-35As)
Dutch pilots trained to support OT at Edwards AFB
Australia's 1st F-35A delivered to Luke AFB
Israel purchasing additional 14 F-35s
Designated Italian FACO Heavy Airframe Depot (Europe)
Designate Turkey, Netherlands, Norway as Heavy Engine Depots (Europe)
Designated Australia & Japan as Heavy Airframe Depots (Asia-Pacific)
Designated Australia & Japan as Heavy Engine Depots (Asia-Pacific)
Hill AFB

12. 2015 Key Milestones Development / Test Production
F-35B Operational Test-1 (OT-1) aboard the USS WASP
The first operational fleet weapons drop
F-35C second shipboard trial (DT-2) aboard USS EISENHOWER
Complete Block 3i Testing: MS capabilities, Gen III Helmet
Begin/Continue Block 3F Testing
FS Wpn Seps, Wpn Env, Ext store flight env
MS capability development and verification
Production
Completing contract negotiations for production lots 9 (61 a/c) & 10 (98 a/c)
Deliver 45 aircraft to field
Fielding / Sustainment
Block 2B software release for training
Start AF and Partner pilot training at Luke AFB
USMC IOC
Deliver the first F-35A to Hill AFB to support the 34th FS
First aircraft arrival to 422nd TES Squadron to support USAF Weapons School
First two FMSs being installed in the F-35 SIM facility
Mx training capability delivered; Electronic Media Lab (EML) & Outer Mold Line (OML) fully equipped
Make DoD recommendation for OCONUS component repair
Partners
Italian Final Assembly and Check Out (FACO) facility’s 1st F-35A rollout
Norwegian and Italian pilots integrated into the 62nd FS standup
Certify Italian & Australian tankers
Dutch jets delivered to Edwards for OT
Hill AFB

13. F-35 Program Priorities Events Program Phases Programmatics Culture
USMC IOC (1 July 2015)
USAF IOC (1 August 2016)
Operational Test
Partner/FMS Deliveries
Program Phases
Development
Sustainment/Fielding
Production
Follow-on Development
Programmatics
Safety/Security
Affordability
"Normalization" of Program
Global Fielding/Sustainment
Culture
Integrity
Transparency
Accountability
Discipline

14. Values slide
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16. Back Up Slides

17. Bottom Line F-35 Program baseline holding steady
Continued progress on all fronts
Not the same program it was in the past