2012 Annual Report to the Stakeholders - PEO C3T - U.S. Army

PEO C3T FY12 FUNDING ($ in K)*
Joint Capabilities
Release, the
softwareenhanced
version of
FBCB2/
Blue Force
Tracking, was
fielded to the 2nd
Infantry Division and
formations of the 8th Army,
deployed in Korea. It marked
the first time Soldiers outside
of evaluation and testing were
equipped with the system.
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The 10,000th Enclosure
Ceremony for Power
Distribution Illumination
System, Electrical (PDISE)
was held in Reading, PA.
PM Mobile Electric Power
held its fifth annual user
conference for power
professionals from across
the joint services. The
keynote speakers were
Maj. Gen. N. Lee S. Price,
PEO for C3T, and Sharon
Burke, the assistant
secretary of Defense
for Operational
Energy Plans
and Programs.
2012 annual report to the stakeholders
finAnciAl SummARy
PROJECTED FY13 FUNDING ($ in K)*
Funding is "expected" values for OPA/RDTE in FY12 as of 29 Aug. Funding is APPN request in FY13 per PB
Source: FY12 "Expected APPN" as of 28 Aug. FY13 reflects FY13 PB dated 6 Jan 12 Less MEP
Building 6010
was formally
dedicated to
Col. William
R. Blair,
known as the
father of Army
radar. Col. Blair’s
daughter-in-law, Pat
Blair, and extended
family attended
the ceremony
and a subsequent
APG campus tour
featuring current
radar capabilities.
OMA, $6,404
OMA Supp, $323,047
RDTE, $478,875
OPA, $1,735,715
OPA Supp, $270,816
TOTAL: $2,814,857
OMA, $133,291
OMA Supp, $163,600
RDTE, $481,275
OPA, $2,271,407
OPA Supp, $31,230
TOTAL: $3,080,803
AMMPS First Unit
Equipped: The
4th Infantry
Division at
Ft. Carson,
Colo. became
the First Unit
Equipped with
Advanced Medium
Mobile Power Systems
(AMMPS), a line of
leaner, fuel-saving
generators.
TOP FY12 RDTE FUNDING*
TOP FY12 OPA FUNDING*
PM WIN-T, 46%
PM MC, 9%
PM JBC-P, 10%
PM MEP, 4%
PdM NS, 5%
JTRS, 21%
PD COMSEC, 2%
PD TNI, 2%
Spares, 1%
TOP FY13 RDTE FUNDING*
TOP FY13 OPA FUNDING*
PEO C3T participated
in the Army’s Semiannual
Network
Integration Evaluation
12.2, the Army’s largest
field exercise to date.
Cryptographic and key
management systems,
mission command
applications, Joint
Capabilities Release
(JCR), and WIN-T
Increment 2 were
among the
systems
evaluated.
PM WIN-T, 41%
PM MC, 29%
PM JBC-P, 13%
PM MEP, 2%
JTRS, 10%
PD COMSEC, 2%
Army Tac C2 Sys Eng, 3%
PM WIN-T, 62%
PM MC, 25%
PM JBC-P, 4%
PM MNVR, 3%
PD COMSEC, 2%
Army Tac C2 Sys Eng, 4%
PM WIN-T, 50%
PM MC, 7%
PM JBC-P, 6%
PM TR, 22%
PM AMF, 3%
PM MNVR, 4%
PD COMSEC, 3%
PD TNI, 3%
Spares, 2%
WIN-T Increment 2
completed its Initial
Operational Test and
Evaluation (IOT&E) over
three weeks in conjunction
with the Army’s Network
Integration Evaluation 12.2.
The bulk of the IOT&E was
held at White Sands Missile
Range, N.M; however, WIN-T
Increment 2 nodes were
spread across 2,000 miles
of the U.S.
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