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CUVX Design – VT Team 2 Page 102.4 Mission ScenariosMission scenarios for CUVX are provided in Table 3, Table 4, and Table 5.Table 3. CUVX Pre-Conflict Mission ScenarioDayMission scenario for Pre-conflict1-21 Transit from homeport to station independently or in SAG21 Unrep22-25 Proceed to station25-49 ASW/ASuW/AAW, ISR and EW with UAVs and LAMPS Mk322-50 Standby on-station offshore independently or in SAG50-60 Transit and Unrep / port call60-65 Return to station65-100 Standby on-station offshore independently or in SAG100 Commence hostilities or port callTable 4. CUVX Escalating crisis and regional conflict Mission ScenarioDayMission scenario for Escalating crisis and regional conflict1-30 Continue ASW / ASuW / AAW, ISR and EW with UAVs and LAMPS1-3 Preposition UCAVs for time sensitive strike bringing precise, lethal effects to bear in decisivequantity on operationally significant targets within minutes7 Unrep1-3 SEAD w/HARM and JDAM1-3 UCAV conduct mining operations, defend against biological weapons2 Conduct ASW operation against enemy diesel submarine w/LAMPS and torpedoes5 Conduct ASuW operation against enemy patrol boats w/LAMPS and guns14 Unrep4-30 Continue the preposition of UCAVs for time sensitive strike4-20 Conduct precision strike w/JDAM21 Unrep28 Unrep30 Cease hostilitiesTable 5. CUVX Post-Conflict Mission ScenarioDayMission scenario for Post-conflict1-30 Continue ASW / ASuW / AAW, ISR and EW with UAVs and LAMPS1-30 Continue the preposition of UCAVs for time sensitive strike1-30 Enforce no-fly zone1-30 Standby on-station offshore independently or in SAG31-40 Transit and Unrep / port call41-45 Return to station45-60 Standby on-station offshore independently or in SAG60 Port call / return home2.5 Required Operational CapabilitiesIn order to support the missions and mission scenarios described in Sections 2.3 and 2.4, the capabilities listedin Table 6 are required. Each of these can be related to functional capabilities required in the ship design, and, ifwithin the scope of the Concept Exploration design space, the ship’s ability to perform these functional capabilitiesis measured by an explicit Measure of Performance (MOP). MOPs and the process to develop an Overall Measureof Effectiveness (OMOE) are presented in Section 3.5.1 and Table 23.
CUVX Design – VT Team 2 Page 11ROC’sMOB 1MOB 3MOB 3.2MOB 5MOB 7MOB 10MOB 12MOB 13MOB 16MOB 17MOB 18CV 1CV2CV3CV4CV5AAW 1.2AAW 5AAW 6ASU 1ASU 1.2ASU 1.3ASU 1.6ASU 1.9ASU 2ASU 4.1ASU 6ASW 1ASW 1.1ASW 1.2ASW 1.3ASW 4ASW 5MIW 7CCC 1.6CCC 3CCC 4SEW 2SEW 3FSO 5FSO 6INT 1INT 2INT 3NCO 3NCO 19LOG 1LOG 2Table 6. List of Critical CUVX Required Operational Capabilities (ROC’s)DescriptionSteam to design capacity in most fuel efficient mannerPrevent and control damageCounter and control NBC contaminants and agentsManeuver in formationPerform seamanship, airmanship and navigation tasks (navigate, anchor, mooring, scuttle, life boat/raftcapacity, tow/be-towed)Replenish at seaMaintain health and well being of crewOperate and sustain self as a forward deployed unit for an extended period of time during peace and warwithout shore-based supportOperate in day and night environmentsOperate in heavy weatherOperate in full compliance of existing US and international pollution control laws and regulationsOperate and support unmanned aircraft in land attack offensive missions, independent of land facilitiesOperate and support unmanned aircraft in ISR missions (UAV, UCAV), independent of land facilitiesOperate and support unmanned aircraft (LAMPS) in defensive missions against enemy surface andsubmerged forces, independent of land facilitiesShelter, transport, launch, recover and maintain unmanned aircraft and helicoptersProvide weapons storage and handling for embarked unmanned aircraftProvide unit self defenseProvide passive and softkill anti-air defenseDetect, identify and track air targetsEngage surface threats with anti-surface armamentsEngage surface ships at medium range (LAMPS)Engage surface ships at close range (guns)Engage surface ships with minor caliber gunfireEngage surface ships with small arms gunfireEngage surface ships in cooperation with other forcesDetect and track a surface target with radarDisengage, evade and avoid surface attackEngage submarinesEngage submarines at long range (LAMPS)Engage submarines at medium range (LAMPS)Engage submarines at close range (torpedo)Conduct airborne ASW/recon (LAMPS)Support airborne ASW/reconDeploy mines using UCAVProvide a Helicopter/ UCAV Direction Center (HDC)Provide own unit CCCMaintain data link capabilityConduct sensor and ECM operationsConduct sensor and ECCM operationsConduct towing/search/salvage rescue operationsConduct SAR operationsSupport/conduct intelligence collectionProvide intelligenceConduct surveillance and reconnaissanceProvide upkeep and maintenance of own unitConduct maritime law enforcement operationsConduct underway replenishmentTransfer/receive cargo and personnel
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