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Headquarters Air Mobility Command

Enabling the “Global” in “Global Vigilance, Reach and Power!”

MOBILITY ON THE MOVEGeneral Duncan J. McNabb

Commander, Air Mobility Command

AMC Vision

Unrivaled Global Reachfor America …

ALWAYS!

Global operations…Global operations…

…MAF has supported them all!…MAF has supported them all!

16 YEARS AT WAR

JUST CAUSEDESERT SHIELD / STORMKurdish ReliefFormer Soviet Union ReliefNORTHERN/SOUTHERN WATCHHurricane Andrew/Iniki/OmarSomalia / BosniaLA EarthquakeRwandaOklahoma CityVigilant SentinelJOINT ENDEAVORLiberia NEODhahran BombingHurricane Bertha/FranDESERT STRIKEKurdish RefugeesZaire / RwandaNorth Dakota Flood ReliefBevel EdgeTyphoon PakaDESERT THUNDER IN. E. Ice StormsDESERT THUNDER IIFlorida WildfiresAfrican Embassy BombingsHurricane GeorgesDESERT THUNDER IIIHurricane MitchDESERT FOXEast TimorAtlas ResponseNigeriaUSS ColeIndia EarthquakeNOBLE EAGLEENDURING FREEDOMIRAQI FREEDOMFlorida HurricanesAsian TsunamiHurricane KatrinaHurricane RitaPakistan EarthquakeLebanon NEOLebanon NEO Lebanon NEO

Pakistan EarthquakePakistan EarthquakeHurricane RitaHurricane Rita

Hurricane KatrinaHurricane KatrinaAsian TsunamiAsian Tsunami

Florida HurricanesFlorida HurricanesIRAQI FREEDOMIRAQI FREEDOM

ENDURING FREEDOMENDURING FREEDOMNOBLE EAGLENOBLE EAGLE

India EarthquakeIndia EarthquakeUSS ColeUSS Cole

NigeriaNigeriaAtlas ResponseAtlas Response

East TimorEast TimorALLIED FORCE / NOBLE ANVILALLIED FORCE / NOBLE ANVIL

DESERT FOXDESERT FOXHurricane MitchHurricane Mitch

DESERT THUNDER IIIDESERT THUNDER IIIHurricane GeorgesHurricane Georges

African Embassy BombingsAfrican Embassy BombingsFlorida WildfiresFlorida Wildfires

DESERT THUNDER II DESERT THUNDER II N.E. Ice StormsN.E. Ice Storms

DESERT THUNDER I DESERT THUNDER I Typhoon PakaTyphoon Paka

Bevel EdgeBevel EdgeND Flood ReliefND Flood ReliefZaire/RwandaZaire/Rwanda

Kurdish RefugeesKurdish RefugeesDESERT STRIKEDESERT STRIKE

Hurricane Bertha/FranHurricane Bertha/FranDhahran BombingDhahran Bombing

Liberia NEOLiberia NEOJOINT ENDEAVORJOINT ENDEAVOR

Vigilant SentinelVigilant SentinelOklahoma CityOklahoma City

RwandaRwandaLA EarthquakeLA Earthquake

Somalia / BosniaSomalia / BosniaHurricane Andrew/Iniki/OmarHurricane Andrew/Iniki/Omar

NORTHERN/SOUTHERN WATCHNORTHERN/SOUTHERN WATCHFormer Soviet Union ReliefFormer Soviet Union Relief

Kurdish ReliefKurdish ReliefDESERT SHIELD / DESERT STORMDESERT SHIELD / DESERT STORM

JUST CAUSEJUST CAUSE

19901991199219931994199519961997199819992000200120022003200420052006ALLIED FORCE / NOBLE ANVIL

1990 - 2006

AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO

PAKISTAN EARTHQUAKE RELIEF

HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF

OIF/OEF

240,561 SORTIES3,089,235 PASSENGERS

1,615,615 TONS

Since 9/11

825,066 SORTIES6.95M PASSENGERS

2.67M TONS OF CARGO4.44B LBS OF FUEL

One Departure Every 90 Seconds to 2 minutes…Every Day…365 Days a Year!

OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

Since 9/11



AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


Headquarters Air Mobility Command

Enabling the “Global” in “Global Vigilance, Reach and Power!”

8 Oct 20057.6 Earthquake in Kashmir Region of Pakistan

≈75,000 Dead≈3 Million Homeless

Entire Villages and Roads Wiped Out

AMC RespondsAMC Responds818th Contingency Response Group to Islamabad

Supplies from 20+ Countries26+ Helos Delivered, 1,979 Passengers, & 6,168 Tons

530 Sorties; 175 MissionsCRG is U.S.’s “Swiss Army Knife” of flexibility/responsiveness

U.S. Compassion Delivered15 Million Pounds of Relief Supplies

Won the Hearts and Minds U.S. Approval Rating in Pakistan:

Pre 23% . . . Post 50%+

CENTCOM/CC: “Never in history have such a small group of people made such an historic impact on the impressions of the United States …”

AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

Since 9/11



OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

Since 9/11



AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


26 December 20049.0 Earthquake Sparks Tsunami

≈ 186,983 Dead≈ 42,883 Missing / Thousands in Need

One of the Deadliest Catastrophes in History

AMC RespondsAMC Responds6 C-5s / 4 C-17s

First 10 days: 1.7M lbs supplies / 748 relief workersTotal Airlift: 1,721 People, 5.8M lbs of Cargo

Global Aid Delivered5.8 Million Pounds of Relief Supplies

COUNTLESS LIVES SAVED

AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

Since 9/11



Since 9/11



OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF

One Departure Every 90 Seconds to2 minutes…Every Day…365 Days a Year!

AMC RespondsAMC Responds717 Sorties

13,717 Passengers / 1,794 Patients / 5,170 Tons of CargoCRGs Opened 6 Vital Airfields to Enable Evacuations

and Delivery of Aid

“Safely Conducted Largest Evacuation in US History”American Lives Saved, Aid Delivered,

Families Moved To Safety

29 Aug 20051,836 Dead

$81.2 Billion in DamagesKatrina – Costliest Hurricane in U.S. History

American Cities without Food, Water, or Shelter

AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

Since 9/11



Since 9/11



OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


12 July 2006Conflict between Israel and Hezbollah

American Citizens in Harm’s Way

AMC Responds243 Sorties

720 Tons of Cargo Transported12,703 Evacuees Repatriated

American Families Brought to SafetyAirman at McGuire AFB: “We’ll help get you home”

Evacuee: “I am home”

AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

Since 9/11



OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

Since 9/11



AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


AMC SNAPSHOT173RD NORTHERN FRONT

CONVOY MITIGATION

ARMOR MOVEMENTAEROMEDICAL EVAC

173d AIRBORNE BRIGADE NORTHERN FRONT

U.S. Unable to Operate Out of TurkeyU.S. Unable to Operate Out of Turkey

Mission: Mission: Open Northern Front in IraqOpen Northern Front in Iraq

AMC RespondsAMC Responds15 C-17s flew 62 msns in 5 Days35 Air Refuelings Accomplished

Largest Nighttime 1-Pass Drop since D-Day

Mission AccomplishedMission Accomplished1,000 Paratroopers & 20 Amn Seize Airfield

400 Vehicles, 2000 Troops, 3000 Tons in 5 Days Froze 2 Iraqi Divisions From Moving South!


CONVOY MITIGATION


Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs)#1 Cause of Combat Death in Global War on Terrorism

Over 11,000 Wounded1,061 Killed

Equivalent of More Than3390 Trucks, nearly 9000 Personnel

Per Month Out of Harm’s WayMoved by AIRLIFT instead of Ground Convoy

CONVOYS OFF THE ROADCONVOYS OFF THE ROAD

CC--17s in Theater17s in Theater816 EAS / 817 EAS

CC--130s130s’’Herculean Herculean

EffortEffort

AMC RespondsAMC RespondsIncrease IntraIncrease Intra--Theater Airlift of Supplies & TroopsTheater Airlift of Supplies & Troops

•• CC--130s Carry All Passengers130s Carry All Passengers•• Institute TheaterInstitute Theater--Direct Delivery (13,000+ Sorties)Direct Delivery (13,000+ Sorties)•• Establish Two CEstablish Two C--17 Expeditionary Airlift Squadrons17 Expeditionary Airlift Squadrons


CONVOY MITIGATION


AMC SNAPSHOT CONVOY MITIGATION


173RD NORTHERN FRONT

ARMOR MOVEMENT

Basic HUMVEE Unable to Withstand Large IEDs

Up-Armor Kits and Sheet Steel Desperately Neededin Iraq and Afghanistan

Ordinance Disposal Units Need“Super-Armored” Vehicles

ARMOR MOVEMENT

AMC RespondsAMC Responds

Massive Effort to Airlift UpMassive Effort to Airlift Up--Armor Kits Armor Kits and and

Joint EOD Rapid Response Vehicles (Joint EOD Rapid Response Vehicles (JERRVsJERRVs))

ARMOR MOVEMENT

M1117 ASV• Armored Security Vehicles• ≈29,500 lbs • “Buffalo” 6x6 ≈45K lbs

• “Cougar” 6x6 ≈37K lbs

Total Up-Armor Movement for FY05 & 06 = 63,195 Tons!Airlift 56 JERRVs/182 Armored Security Vehicles (ASVs)

Troops Protected, Lives SavedWarfighting Effectiveness Enhanced


CONVOY MITIGATION


SAVING LIVES

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Survival Rate from Wounds (%)

Desert Storm – 10 days to CONUSRobust Theater Footprint

• Large Bed/Holding Capability• Heavy Lift Requirement

Stable Patient CareScheduled Stable Patients Dedicated Airlift “TAC/STRAT” Crews Separate AE Routes

Desert Storm – 10 days to CONUSRobust Theater Footprint

• Large Bed/Holding Capability• Heavy Lift Requirement

Stable Patient CareScheduled Stable Patients Dedicated Airlift “TAC/STRAT” Crews Separate AE Routes

OIF/OEF – 3 days to CONUSLight, Capable, Lifesaving

• Limited Hospital Beds• First in for Early Casualties

Critical Patient Care—CCATTs(Critical Care Air Transport Teams) Stabilized Rapid EvacuationDesignated/Multi-mission AirliftUniversal AE CrewsAE Tied To “Best Fit” Airlift

OIF/OEF – 3 days to CONUSLight, Capable, Lifesaving

• Limited Hospital Beds• First in for Early Casualties

Critical Patient Care—CCATTs(Critical Care Air Transport Teams) Stabilized Rapid EvacuationDesignated/Multi-mission AirliftUniversal AE CrewsAE Tied To “Best Fit” Airlift

75%

90%90%

From 10 DaysFrom 10 Days To 3 DaysTo 3 Days

AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

Since 9/11



Since 9/11



OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


AMC SNAPSHOTMARINES TO LZ RHINO OEF AIR REFUELING

JPADS

WEDGE DZ

EXPEDITIONARY AIRLIFT

Marines to LZ Rhino

Pasni to Rhino Map with Inset Pictures

MARINES TO LZ RHINO

• First-ever C-17 Combat Dirt Landing using NVGs w/ Threats!

311,0914816442

OffloadsStonsPaxSortiesMissions

• Proved “Theater-Direct" onto-Dirt into-Combat capability• Route 1 secured/Kandahar taken approx 10 days later

• LAND LOCKED!Intra-theater lift was critical to rapid buildup during early days of OEF


JPADS

WEDGE DZ


ENDURING FREEDOM

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AMC RespondsAMC RespondsAir Refueling Enables Unlimited Range

And Warfighting EffectivenessCombat Airpower Delivered!

U.S. Combat Capability AssuredTroops on the Ground Protected

“The Price of Persistence is Petrol”

AMC TANKERS BRING THE FUEL TO THE

FIGHT AND ENABLE GLOBAL POWER

Operation ENDURING FREEDOMCombat in Land-Locked Afghanistan

“It’s All About Range & Payload”


JPADS

WEDGE DZ


AMD (Qatar) AMD (Qatar) Task Force 7Task Force 7

1 ~ B-1 relayed drop zone update to AMD

3 ~ C-130 received update, made adjustments

Beyond Line of Sight = BLOS

2 ~ AMD transmitted update to C-130

4 ~ TF-7 resupplied

EMERGENCY RESUPPLYOF WEDGE DZ (AFGHANISTAN)

12 Jul 06 – OEF Combat AirdropEmergency Resupply for Task Force 7

Needed DZ Requirements & Intel

CENTAF AMD Retasked C-130 CrewMAF Tacticians Replanned MissionReal-time Updates Passed w/CTII

Airdrop Successful!AMD C2/Tacticians Made Msn HappenHighlighted Flexibility/BLOS Capability


JPADS

WEDGE DZ


JOINT PRECISION AIRDROP SYSTEM (JPADS)

The “JDAM” for Precision Vertical Resupply


• Increase Precision • Decrease Threat Exposure • Increase Probability of Success • Decrease Required Aircrew Tng


JPADS

WEDGE DZ


Diego Garcia Stage2 x C-17s and 4 CrewsSemi-Prepared Runway Ops (SPRO)The Pinnacle of C-17 Ops

C-17 EXPEDITIONARY AIRLIFT

Tarin Kowt, Afghanistan

Tarin Kowt C-17 Landing

Diego Garcia Stage2 x C-17s and 4 CrewsSemi-Prepared Runway Ops (SPRO)The Pinnacle of C-17 Ops


C-17 EXPEDITIONARY AIRLIFT

Tarin Kowt, Afghanistan

Mobility Aircraft Under Fire

1851852525

77

1919KC-135KC-10

C-17

C-130C-5

Shot at 236 Times(5 times a week)

Hit 6 Times in FY052nd only to Helicopters

Shot at 236 Times(5 times a week)

Hit 6 Times in FY052nd only to Helicopters

Types of Attacks

Small ArmsRPG/RocketMANPADS

Defensive SystemsCritical to Combat Capability, Access, and Aircrew Survival

AMC SNAPSHOT

LEBANON NEO


HURRICANE RELIEF

TSUNAMI RELIEF


OIF/OEF


1,615,615 TONS

Since 9/11



THE PERFECT STORM

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HHDoD Modernization Budget & RECAP Pressure Moving in …DoD Modernization Budget & RECAP Pressure Moving in …

While Global War on TerrorConsumes Valuable ResourcesWhile Global War on TerrorConsumes Valuable Resources

Federal Budget Deficits &Non-discretionary ProgramsFederal Budget Deficits &Non-discretionary Programs

“Every 20 years, you get a major [defense]increase, followed by a gradual decline,

the 20-year on-schedule buildup has comealong, but if history is any guide, it’s

going to level off, and it always levels off before the military wants.”

Andrew Krepinevich, CSBAWashington Post, 16 Feb 2003

Hurricane Grace, 27 October 1991

CAPACITY & MASSCAPACITY & MASS TARGETED DELIVERYTARGETED DELIVERY

Command& ControlCommand& Control

AirdropAirdrop

Aeromedical Evacuation

Aeromedical Evacuation

Theater Direct Delivery

Theater Direct Delivery

Air RefuelingAir Refueling

Focused Logistics Support

Focused Logistics Support Ground HandlingGround Handling

Global Infrastructure

Global Infrastructure

Expeditionary Reach/Port Opening

Expeditionary Reach/Port Opening

Weapon SystemsWeapon Systems

GLOBAL REACH FOR AMERICA

Create Transformational Effects

•CONOPS•Organization•Technology

Short Takeoff & Landing

Short Takeoff & Landing

Create Transformational Effects

•CONOPS•Organization•Technology

CapabilitiesTransformational

CONOPSWarfighting

Effects

MOBILITY TRANSFORMATION

GLOBAL MOBILITY STRUCTUREContingency Response Wings / Groups

621 CRW621 CRW

816 CRG816 CRG 818 CRG818 CRG817 CRG817 CRG

615 CRW615 CRW

570 CRG570 CRG 572 CRG572 CRG571 CRG571 CRG

Travis15 EMTF

Travis15 EMTF

McGuire21 EMTFMcGuire21 EMTF

ScottTACCScottTACC

GLOBAL MOBILITY STRUCTUREAir Mobility Operations Groups

621 CRW621 CRW 721 AMOG721 AMOG715 AMOG715 AMOG 615 CRW615 CRW

Travis15 EMTF

Travis15 EMTF

McGuire21 EMTFMcGuire21 EMTF

816 CRG816 CRG 818 CRG818 CRG817 CRG817 CRG570 CRG570 CRG 572 CRG572 CRG571 CRG571 CRG

ScottTACCScottTACC

SpangdahlemSpangdahlemRamsteinRamstein

721 AMOG721 AMOG

MildenhallMildenhallMildenhall

IncirlikIncirlikIncirlikRotaRotaRota

LajesLajesLajes

AvianoAvianoAvianoKuwaitKuwaitKuwait

Al UdeidAl Al UdeidUdeid

MoronMoronMoron

ElmendorfElmendorfElmendorfYokotaYokotaYokota

KadenaKadenaKadena

OsanOsan

AndersenAndersenAndersenHickam

715 AMOGHickamHickam

715 AMOG715 AMOG

GLOBALMOBILITY IN ACTION

Afghanistan

Andersen

KadenaKadenaIncirlikIncirlik

YokotaYokotaOsanOsanRamsteinRamstein

MildenhallMildenhall

RotaRota

U TaphaoU Taphao

SigonellaSigonella

Diego Garcia

MasirahMasirahThumraitThumrait

KarshiKarshi

Prince SultanPrince Sultan

Shaikh IsaShaikh Isa

JacobabadJacobabad

DohaDoha

Al DhafraAl Dhafra

Al UdeidAl Udeid

MoronMoron

11 Airfields Expanded . . .11 Airfields Expanded . . .

Legend:

AMC Fixed EnroutesAMC Fixed Enroutes

Expanded After 9/11Expanded After 9/11

Rhein MainRhein Main

Stood Up After 9/11Stood Up After 9/11

3 Airfields Opened . . .3 Airfields Opened . . .

14 Locations...Surge Capacity...10 Days!14 Locations...Surge Capacity...10 Days!

Create Transformational Effects•Organization•CONOPS•Technology

Strategic Airlift Theater Airlift

Air Refueling

MOBILITY CAPABILITIES

KC-135KC-135

CRAFCRAFCRAFC-5CC--55 C-130JC-130J

C-130XC-130XJCAJCA

KC-10KCKC--1010

C-17C-17

KC-XKCKC--XX •• FloorsFloors•• DoorsDoors•• Defensive Defensive SystemsSystems

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STEADY STATE VS SURGE

Day-To-Day Force:Contingencies, Crisis, and Get-Out-The-Door

Wartime Force:Day-to-Day + Ready Reserve,

Mobilized Force, CRAF Activation

Active Duty

Mobilized ARC

ActivatedCRAF

Active Duty

Commercial Contracts

Day-to-Day

Cost EffectiveEvery Day / Every Yr

Wartime Surge

Minimal Cost InDay-to-Day Ops.100% EffectiveWhen Surged

ARC VolunteersReadinessOf

OrganicForce

Must Operate As Efficiently And Effectively As Possible, All Of The Time

AFSO21 INITIATIVES

C-5 ISO at Dover AFB

C-17 Wheel & Tire Shop at McChord AFB

Terminal 2010 at Travis AFB

C-17 HSC LEAN at Charleston AFB

C-17 EAS CONOPS

Mobility 21 & TACC Improvements

Information Solutions for HQ AMC Staff processes

KC-135 ISO

“Velocity & Precision”

AIR MOBILITY COMMANDSeamless Integrated Team

Expeditionary ForceReady Now and Poised for the Future

The Lifeline of Freedom

READINESS

*Fleet Availability: Percentage of a Fleet’s Total Active Inventory (Unit and Depot Possessed) that is Mission Capable** FY05

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

C-5A/C 43.6 41.7 33.2 32.1 35.0 46.2 47.1 44.3 41.7 40.8 84.2C-5B 63.6 63.0 56.0 59.3 59.5 60.8 62.6 56.2 50.0 46.8 81.5C-17A 70.4 73.2 69.2 66.2 70.2 69.0 74.5 71.3 70.3 72.7 95.0C-130E 66.4 62.3 60.5 61.1 62.6 64.8 63.0 57.4 48.3 50.8 94.5C-130H 68.3 68.8 67.2 70.0 70.8 67.5 65.4 63.1 96.9C-130J 89.0 54.6 66.6 63.8 64.3 68.7 71.3 74.4 96.3KC-135E 61.8 60.8 57.8 45.6 46.6 52.8 62.6 58.9 47.6 46.8 95.3KC-135R/T 67.0 64.3 58.3 48.9 54.8 63.0 65.5 65.5 65.6 65.2 96.4

72.2 71.3 67.9 67.8 65.5 66.8 69.7 70.8 71.4 67.6 95.2

MaintenanceDeparture

Reliability** Annual Fleet Availability

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Hidden Cost of Aging Fleet ≈ Direct Loss of Warfighting EffectHidden Cost of Aging Fleet ≈ Direct Loss of Warfighting Effect

Enterprise Process Improvement

Aeromedical Evacuation Flight Managers

Int’l Clearances & Flt Plans Maintenance

ELIMINATING AIRCREW NON-FLYING DUTIES INCREASES SAFETY/VELOCITY

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