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D E P A R T M E N T O F D E F E N C ETable 6.1:Landward Defence Programme Output Detail for FY2010/11 (continued)OutputPerformanceIndicatorAnnualTargetActual TargetAchievementReasons for Over/ UnderAchievementArmour CapabilityTankCapabilityArmouredCarCapabilityArtillery CapabilityNumber of unitsprepared accordingto force requirementsNumber of unitsprepared accordingto force requirementsOne tank regiment(minus) combat-readyfor conventionalexercisesOne armoured car regiment(minus) combatreadyfor conventionalexercisesOne tank regiment(minus) was combat-readyfor conventional exercises(DIBETSA and KUTL-WANO)One armoured car regiment(minus) was combatreadyfor conventionalexercises (DIBETSA andKUTLWANO)AchievedAchievedCompositeArtilleryNumber of unitsprepared accordingto force requirementsOne composite artilleryregiment (minus) combat-readyfor conventionalexercises (sustained)One light (parachute)artillery battery combat-readyfor conventionalexercises andChief of the SANDFreserve (sustained)One composite artilleryregiment (minus) wascombat-ready for conventionalexercises (sustained).The capability participatedin an integratedcorps conventional exerciseunder the auspices ofthe School of ArtilleryOne light (parachute)artillery battery was combat-readyfor conventionalexercises (YOUNGEAGLE) and Chief of theSANDF reserve (sustained)AchievedAchievedAir Defence Artillery CapabilityCompositeAir DefenceArtilleryCapabilityNumber of unitsprepared accordingto force requirementsOne air defenceartillery regiment(minus) combat-readyfor conventional exercisesOne light (parachute)air defence artillerybattery combat-readyfor conventional exercisesand Chief of theSANDF reserveOne air defence artilleryregiment (minus) was notcombat-ready for conventionalexercises but wasused in its secondary role(infantry)One light (parachute) airdefence artillery batterywas trained, but not fullycombat-ready for conventionalexercises and Chiefof the SANDF reserve dueto a lack of equipmentNo unit exercises wereconducted therefore criticalelements of the capabilitywere not evaluatedin terms of combat readinessThe Regimental Headquartersstructure wasstaffed and equipped butdid not conduct any trainingas main equipmentwas not available andonly recommissioned latein the financial yearOnly a sub-unit of theMobile Air DefenceSystem could be provideddue to the shortage ofequipmentPartially AchievedThe capability was parachutetrained but the requisiteequipment was notdelivered by industry asplanned. Commissioningof the equipment will takeplace in the short tomedium term64ANNUAL REPORT FY 2010/2011
D E P A R T M E N T O F D E F E N C ETable 6.1:Landward Defence Programme Output Detail for FY2010/11 (continued)OutputPerformanceIndicatorAnnualTargetActual TargetAchievementReasons for Over/ UnderAchievementEngineer CapabilityFieldEngineerCapabilityNumber of unitsprepared accordingto force requirementsOne engineer regiment(minus) combat-readyfor conventional exercisesThree compositesquadrons combatready for peace supportoperationsOne compositesquadron for internaldeployment asrequired (sustained)One light (parachute)field engineersquadron combatreadyat all times forChief of the SANDFreserve and conventionalexercisesOne engineer regiment(minus) was combat-readyfor conventional exercises(SUPER SAPPER)Three compositesquadrons were combatready for peace supportoperations and utilised inthe DRC, Sudan and theCAROne composite squadronfor internal deployment asrequired (sustained) in OpCORONAOne light (parachute) fieldengineer squadron wascombat-ready at all timesfor Chief of the SANDFreserve and conventionalexercise (sustained)(YOUNG EAGLE)AchievedAchievedAchievedAchievedGeneral Training CapabilityGeneral trainingforRegular andReserve membersNumber of learnerson planned courses4 709 13 825Partially AchievedFive courses were cancelleddue to insufficientnominations. 37 courseswere not conducted at fullstrength as plannedbecause of unavailabilityof learners due to deployment.Some learners withdrewfor medical reasonsSignal CapabilitySignalCapabilityNumber of unitsprepared accordingto force requirementsTwo signal regiments(minus) combat-readyfor conventional exercisesand peace supportoperationsTwo signal regiments(minus) were combatreadyfor conventionalexercises (YOUNGEAGLE) and peace supportoperations in theDRC and SudanAchievedEffect of Programme Output Achievement on ENE Vote 21 Purpose, Objectives and Measures.The achievement of the Landward Defence Programme's Outputs has contributed positively to the Programme'sPurpose to provide prepared and supported landward defence capabilities for the defence and protection of SouthAfrica.1The original target as per the DOD Strategic Plan FY 2010/11 was 4 375, however this was increased to 4 709.ANNUAL REPORT FY 2010/2011 65
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