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Department of Defense

Comprehensive Selected Acquisition Reports

for the Annual 2019 Reporting Requirement as Updated by the

Fiscal Year 2021 Budget

The Department of Defense (DoD) has released details on major defense acquisition program cost, schedule, and performance changes for the December 2019 reporting period. This information is based on the comprehensive annual Selected Acquisition Reports (SARs) through the first quarter of FY 2020, as upiscal Year (FY) 2021 budget submitted to Congress on

May 26, 2020.*

SARs summarize the latest estimates of cost, schedule, and performance status. These reports

are prepared annually in conjunction with submission of the President's Budget. Subsequent quarterly exception reports are required only for those programs experiencing unit cost increases of

at least 15 percent or schedule delays of at least six months. Quarterly SARs are also submitted for

initial reports, final reports, and for programs that are rebaselined at major milestone decisions. The total program acquisition cost estimates provided in the SARs include research and development, procurement, military construction, and acquisition-related operations and

maintenance. These totals reflect actual costs to date as well as future anticipated costs. All estimates are shown in fully inflated then-year dollars.

The prior estimate of program acquisition costs for programs covered by SARs for the reporting period for December 2018 (87 programs) was $2,022,806 million. The current estimate for December 2019 (86 programs) is $2,020,299 million.

New SARs

DoD is submitting no new SARs for the December 2019 reporting period.

Summary Explanations of Selected SAR Cost Changes

(As of May 26, 2020)

Program Cost Changes

Army - Total program costs for the Army have decreased $1,053.8 million (-0.5%) from $216,595.7 million to $215,541.9 million. The changes that have increased or decreased greater than $1 billion or 10% are below: CH-47F Modernized Cargo Helicopter (CH-47F Block II) -

Program costs decreased $4,448.6

million (-16.5%) from $26,885.8 million to $22,437.2 million, due primarily to a revised schedule that adjusts the end of production seven years earlier from FY 2049 to FY 2042. Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System/Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System Alternative Warhead (GMLRS/GMLRS AW) - Program costs decreased $2,936.0 million (-18.7%) from 2 $15,687.4 million to $12,751.4 million, due primarily to a decrease of 17,969 GMLRS AW and

Unitary rockets from 97,051 to 79,082.

Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) - Program costs increased $6,421.3 million (+25%) from to 15,390 for the Navy, the stretch-out of procurement buy profile end date from FY

2034 to FY 2041, and a revised estimate for a manufacturing increase based on the addition of

trailers from zero to 18,224. Navy Total program costs for the Navy have increased $13,755.4 million (+1.5%) from $930,840.4 million to $944,595.8 million. The changes that have increased or decreased greater than $1 billion or 10% are below: Amphibious Combat Vehicle Family of Vehicles (ACV FoV) - Program costs increased $2,981.9 million (+148.9%) from $2,002.5 million to $4,984.4 million, due primarily to an increase of 432 vehicles from 204 to 636 due to the merger of ACV 1.1 and 1.2 programs. AGM-88E Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile (AGM-88E AARGM) - Program costs decreased $458.5 million (-17.2%) from $2,666.5 million to $2,208.0 million, due primarily to a decrease of 632 AARGMs from 2,435 to 1,803. (CH-53K) Program costs increased $2,506.4 million (+8%) from $31,529.8 million to $34,036.2 million, due primarily to a stretch-out of the procurement buy profile to add two years in FY 2029 and 2030. DDG 51 Arleigh Burke Class Guided Missile Destroyer (DDG 51) - Program costs decreased $2,146.8 million (-1.7%) from $126,645.6 million to $124,498.8 million, due primarily to a decrease of two DDGs from 97 to 95, which was offset by a revised estimate to reflect an increase in outfitting and post-delivery requirements. Expeditionary Sea Base (ESB_) - Program costs decreased $731.0 million (-14.9%) from $5,188.1 million to $4,457.1 million, primarily due to the removal of ESB 8 and refined requirements for ESB 4, ESB 5, ESB 6, and ESB 7. MQ-4C Triton Unmanned Aircraft System (MQ-4C Triton) - Program costs increased $1,011.5 million (+5.8%) from $17,459.9 million to $18,471.4 million, due primarily to an increase in Other Support resulting from a production extension of two years and depot standup realignment to FY 2026 and beyond, and a stretch-out of the procurement buy profile by two years to FY 2035.
Offensive Anti-Surface Warfare Increment 1 (Long Range Anti-Ship Missile) (OASuW Inc 1 (LRASM)) - Program costs increased $617.2 million (+23.6%) from $2,612.3 million to $3,229.5 million, due primarily to an increase of 129 All Up Rounds from 50 to 179 for the Air

Force.

SSN 774 Virginia Class Submarine (SSN 774)- Program costs increased $3,990.4 million (+2.5%) from $161,525.5 million to $165,515.9 million, due primarily to the stretch-out of the 3 procurement profile of two submarines, one FY 2020 ship to FY 2028 and one FY 2021 ship to FY 2029, and a revised estimate for Block VI FY 2024 Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) procurement for FY 2027 SSNs. T-AO 205 John Lewis Class Fleet Replenishment Oiler (T-AO 205 Class) - Program costs increased $1,221.0 million (+9.5%) from $12,923.1 million to $14,144.1 million, due primarily to a revised estimate and shift and stretch in the procurement buy profile due to the movement of quantities out of FY 2021-FY 2023 to FY 2024, FY 2034, and FY 2035. Air Force - Total program costs for the Air Force have increased $3,677.9 million (+1.5%) from $243,101.7 million to $246,779.6 million. The changes that have increased or decreased greater than $1 billion or 10% are below: B-2 Defensive Management System - Modernization (B-2 DMS-M)- Program costs decreased $527.5 million (-17.3%) from $3,051.9 million to $2,524.4 million, due primarily to a revised estimate to align to the FY 2021 Pwhich transitioned DMS-M to a displays only program. F-15 Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System (F-15 EPAWSS) - Program costs increased $2,024.7 million (+62.1%) from $3,259.9 million to $5,284.6 million, due primarily to an increase of 140 aircraft (from 36 to 221) that will receive the system. HH-60W Combat Rescue Helicopter (CRH) - Program costs increased $932.9 million (+10.2%) from $9,152.5 million to $10,085.4 million, due primarily to an increase for procurement modification capability upgrade retrofit kits and the realignment of flyaway and initial spares. MQ-9 Reaper Unmanned Aircraft System (MQ-9 Reaper) - Program costs decreased $1,398.9 million (-11.7%) from $12,638.0 million to $11,239.1 million, due primarily to revised estimates to incorporate a reduction in funding due to the cancelation of Block 50 Ground Control Station

Procurement, and Congressional marks in FY 2020.

National Security Space Launch (NSSL) - Program costs increased $1,681.0 million (+2.7%) from $61,333.5 million to $63,014.5 million, due primarily to an increase of 12 launch services, from 179 to 191, based on Satellite Vehicle requirements. This was offset by a revised estimate reflecting changes in satellite vehicle requirements necessitating assignment of missions to different configurations. DoD The total program costs for DoD have decreased $30,871 million (-6.33%) from $441,717 million to $410,846 million. The changes that have increased or decreased greater than $1 billion or 10% are below: F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) Program (F-35) The overall Acquisition Cost (RDT&E, Procurement, and MILCON) of the program decreased by $19.0B in base year 2012 dollars (BY12$) and decreased by $30.7B in then-year dollars (TY$). The Total Program Costs (RDT&E, Procurement, MILCON, and O&S) decreased by $18.7B in (BY12$) and by $30.4B in (TY$). 4 Development: The RDT&E costs have increased by $1.6B (BY12$) and $2.1B (TY$). RDT&E costs increased due to several factors including the need for program-aligned training systems, revised partner cost-sharing arrangements, and the extension of Block 4 through 2026. Procurement: The overall average Unit Recurring Flyaway (URF) (Aircraft & Engine) cost in BY12$ decreased by $12.5M for the F-35A, by $8.6M for the F-35B, and by $7.6M for the F-35C. The Average Procurement Unit Cost (APUC) for the program decreased by $8.4M (BY12$) and the Program Acquisition Unit Cost (PAUC) decreased by $7.6M (BY12$). These changes resulted in an overall decrease in Procurement cost of $20.6B (BY12$) and $32.8B (TY$) driven by incorporation of the Lot 11 actuals as well as the negotiated values for Lot 12-14 procurement. MILCON: The estimated MILCON costs were revised based on Service inputs reflecting only minor changes based on inflation indices. The F-35 JPO does not manage MILCON funds but reports the latest Service projections. Sustainment: The 2018 SAR O&S cost estimate was not updated by OSD CAPE for 2019. As such, there are no program driven variances to the O&S cost estimate incorporated in the F-35 2019 SAR. The F-35 JPO continues to work to refine and increase the accuracy of the sustainment cost estimate

while also working to decrease the cost per flying hour of the aircraft across its life cycle. Recent

updates include aligning with 2019 OSD escalation guidance, incorporating DoD CLS requirements beyond FY 2022, revising Propulsion maintenance to reflect new F135 specific workscopes

definition, revising Air Vehicle maintenance to reflect actual pricing and reliabilities, incorporating

IPT inputs, adjusting Flight Test Support to reflect current plans, incorporating the latest beddowns,

updating labor rates, removing Turkey, including prior year actuals through FY 2018, updating fuel burn rates, incorporation of anticipated cost savings related to LCSP Success Elements and CRIs, and aligning with the latest DoD Unit Level manning documents.

ProgramBase

YearBaseline

TypeBase-Year

DollarsThen-Year

DollarsQuantityBase-Year

DollarsThen-Year

DollarsQuantityBase-Year

DollarsThen-Year

DollarsQuantityBase-Year

Dollars

Army: AH-64E New Build2010PdE2,307.02,510.456-174.5-37.7232,132.52,472.779-36.5

AH-64E

CH-47F Block II2017DE16,219.822,568.7542-117.8-131.5-16,102.022,437.2542-0.7 GMLRS/GMLRS AW2003PdE9,780.211,848.9140,239-445.3902.5-60,7589,334.912,751.479,48149.6 M88A2 HERCULES1997PdE2,359.12,985.69380.3-28.8-32,359.42,956.89350.3 MQ-1C Gray Eagle2010PdE5,252.05,549.031350.9477.6145,602.96,026.645-4.8 PAC-3 MSE2014PdE6,037.06,722.31,0576,951.78,800.92,04312,988.715,523.23,100-5.1 UH-60M Black Hawk2005PdE16,801.720,847.11,2355,338.96,924.513522,140.627,771.61,37016.1 Navy: ACV FoV2014PdE1,835.72,010.82402,420.42,973.64424,256.14,984.468228.0 AGM-88E AARGM2003PdE1,528.51,861.41,919266.8346.6-761,795.32,208.01,84313.9 AIM-9X Blk II2011PdE3,967.34,856.16,0001,385.71,968.25,6355,353.06,824.311,635-28.9 -2.2 29.9

14.413.3

15.5

7.1-4.7

0.0 -4.7 13.5 -0.6 -31.992.4

9.9Then-Year

Dollars-35.2

22.8
-2.8 -3.9 -7.4Program Acquisition Cost Summary (Dollars in Millions) DEC 2019Baseline EstimateChanges To DateCurrent Estimate% Change To Date

Adjusted for Qty0.0

-0.6 0.0 Page CVN 78 - CVN 782000DE27,725.634,900.434,228.718,460.2131,954.353,360.64-5.5 CVN 78 - EMALS2000DE975.61,181.731,281.42,300.412,257.03,482.14168.9 DDG 10002005DE31,547.936,296.310-11,203.9-12,115.6-720,344.024,180.7320.4 DDG 511987PdE16,953.720,117.52356,440.7104,381.37273,394.4124,498.89525.5 E-2D AHE2009PdE17,468.619,031.4754,428.66,128.71121,897.225,160.18613.4 H-1 Upgrades2008PdE11,203.412,186.8353278.989.9-11,482.312,276.73532.5 LCS MM2010DE6,379.57,448.364-694.2-732.0-155,685.36,716.34910.8 LHA 62006DE2,877.43,093.517,947.411,859.1310,824.814,952.64-7.5 LPD 171996DE9,018.110,761.81219,896.340,748.01428,914.451,509.82694.7 MQ-4C Triton2016PdE15,064.317,027.170953.11,444.3-16,017.418,471.4706.8 MQ-8 Fire Scout2017PdE2,949.12,822.260192.4227.083,141.53,049.2680.8 NGJ Mid-Band2016DE7,463.78,430.9135115.6354.7-7,579.38,785.61351.1

OASuW Inc 1

SSBN 8262017DE100,221.9128,238.012-738.2-634.1-99,483.7127,603.912-0.7 SSN 7741995PdE64,353.693,207.33030,003.772,308.61894,357.3165,515.948-3.5 T-AO 205 Class2016PdE8,543.510,731.6172,346.33,412.5310,889.814,144.1208.8 Trident II Missile1983PdE26,556.335,518.58451,428.46,960.2-28427,984.742,478.756123.9 9.9 47.5
3.5 -5.412.8 0.1 -3.7 -0.5

20.05.4

-9.0 9.1 1.7

3.93.0

0.3 16.7 -3.6

104.96.9

0.8 -2.9 2.5 -6.8280.8 40.6
29.7
16.3

0.035.1

8.5 12.5 Page

Air Force:

AWACS Blk 40/45

B-2 DMS-M2016DE2,556.22,684.520-161.5-160.1-2,394.72,524.420-6.3 B61 Mod 12 LEP TKA2019PdE1,151.81,147.2890-50.8-63.4-1,101.01,083.8890-4.4 F-15 EPAWSS2016DE4,251.55,025.5413169.9259.1-504,421.45,284.636323.6 F-22 Inc 3.2B Mod2016PdE1,482.81,460.9152-50.1-51.8-1,432.71,409.1152-3.4 GPS III2010PdE4,142.94,269.88772.8937.824,915.75,207.6102.3 GPS IIIF2018DE9,273.810,771.522-142.5-72.4-9,131.310,699.122-0.6 HC/MC-130 Recap2009PdE8,078.18,745.3744,072.65,008.56012,150.713,753.8134-10.6 ICBM Fuze Mod2014DE1,814.82,075.7781119.1130.3-1,933.92,206.07816.6 MGUE Inc 12017DE1,505.71,531.2--129.2-130.8-1,376.51,400.4--8.6 UH-1N Replacement2018DE3,308.83,869.584-39.1-85.1-3,269.73,784.484-0.7 MQ-9 Reaper2008PdE10,751.311,834.8391-768.6-595.7239,982.711,239.1414-12.9 PNVC Integrator2018PE/--335.7353.4--17.4-17.3-318.3336.1--5.2 SBIRS High1995PdE2,681.63,865.42-453.3-611.3-2,228.33,254.12-16.9 SDB II2015PdE4,054.94,440.917,163958.41,217.7-5,013.35,658.617,16323.6 Space Fence Inc 12014DE1,567.71,594.21-130.1-147.9-1,437.61,446.31-8.3

MDA:-4.6-15.8

27.4
-9.3 -2.0 -15.7-1.5 -11.6 -17.2 3.9 -4.91.9 6.3 35.7
-0.9 -8.5-3.5 10.5 3.6 -0.1 -10.8-6.0 -5.5 14.6 -0.2

25.111.0

-24.2 0.2 0.7 Page OSD:

Chem Demil-ACWA -

Blue Grass (BGCAPP)2011DE5,277.65,670.8523977.61,238.9-6,255.26,909.752318.5

Chem Demil-ACWA -

Pueblo (PCAPP)2011DE4,703.24,946.32,613954.61,227.0-5,657.86,173.32,61320.3 F-35 - F-35 Engine2012DE54,028.163,856.62,457482.12,612.91354,510.266,469.52,4700.6 F-35 - F-35 Aircraft2012DE276,483.0331,855.22,457-9,543.9-561.913266,939.1331,293.32,470-3.7 Grand Total1,372,845.71,644,529.3193,084.2375,769.51,565,929.92,020,298.84.78.221.8 24.8
3.7 -0.5

0.835.9

35.9
Page

ProgramBase

YearThis

QtrTo DateThis QtrTo DateThis QtrTo DateThis QtrTo DateThis QtrTo DateThis QtrTo DateThis QtrTo Date Army: AH-64E New Build2010232.61,051.617.3117.5---198.5-1,204.6--4.7-139.056.1-174.5 AH-64E Remanufacture2010-85.0-85.00.317.3---118.22,604.0--95.4-528.1-107.52,008.2

AN/TPQ-532019-------2.6-2.6-----2.6-2.6

CH-47F Block II2017---86.4455.4-31.7-1,181.2-601.2---69.7-3.7-1,337.3-117.8 GMLRS/GMLRS AW2003-1,072.0-3,539.2-311.9974.332.048.8-466.52,062.2---0.38.6-1,818.7-445.3

ITEP2019------8.50.4--1.50.310.00.7

M88A2 HERCULES1997-7.5-7.5-----25.4-93.8---2.1101.6-35.00.3 MQ-1C Gray Eagle2010-635.2-0.6-93.6-93.4-598.9--0.3220.4-93.1350.9 PAC-3 MSE2014-7,644.6--250.0---104.9-1,680.0---54.51,237.1-159.46,951.7 UH-60M Black Hawk2005-2,272.3-918.9-538.8-13.5914.8--0.1694.1-13.45,338.9 Navy:

ACV FoV20141,489.71,489.7--674.6674.6-67.4-89.4--343.6345.52,440.52,420.4Distribution of Cost Changes (Base-Year Dollars in Millions)

Cost Changes Between the Baseline and Current Estimate Page AGM-88E AARGM2003-226.648.1-40.633.0-64.2-1.8134.9---38.5-13.4-307.5266.8 AIM-9X Blk II2011-3,564.6--896.0-268.7-161.5-1,557.8---30.26.2-191.71,385.7 CVN 78 - CVN 782000-6,091.115.7189.3--164.7178.3-1,914.4--0.627.4194.64,228.7 CVN 78 - EMALS2000--136.1-----2.01,417.5-----2.01,281.4 DDG 10002005--14,646.0-60.4-375.1431.93,006.6----431.9-11,203.9 DDG 511987-994.141,520.5-34.9758.392.25,372.142.78,789.8-----894.156,440.7 E-2D AHE20091,839.61,839.6177.61,361.813.31,941.8-194.4-1,454.0--312.8739.42,148.94,428.6 H-1 Upgrades2008--5.6--27.2-83.6-191.6192.3--31.735.8-159.9278.9 LCS MM2010--1,248.933.71,336.222.818.4-3.0-939.2--5.9139.359.4-694.2 LHA 62006-8,827.3--28.9-49.5-67.5-1,150.2-249.7---67.57,947.4 LPD 171996-5,830.8-1,088.4---172.09,898.7-3,078.4---172.019,896.3 MQ-4C Triton2016--69.3120.465.3--342.0723.3--160.1233.8622.5953.1 MQ-8 Fire Scout2017-167.9--69.1167.34.9-50.7---99.0-92.1-25.0192.4 NGJ Mid-Band2016-33.5-45.6275.0-34.1-121.6-294.4--20.667.4-146.6115.6 OASuW Inc 1 (LRASM)2014354.61,083.514.821.7114.0294.714.4-5.9--0.58.4498.31,402.4 SSBN 8262017------552.8-737.9--11.2-0.3564.0-738.2 Page SSN 7741995-33,418.91,237.9-2,438.7-3,181.9234.4-4,419.6--7.3261.21,479.630,003.7 T-AO 205 Class2016-1,462.8259.9301.1--7.4346.2589.8----606.12,346.3 Trident II Missile1983--3,970.8-0.135.1-55.927.14,073.4--25.11,234.852.11,428.4

Air Force:

AEHF2002-------16.3-675.0-----16.3-675.0

AWACS Blk 40/45

B-2 DMS-M2016-----325.8-429.3-351.0---27.5-136.3-456.8-161.5 B61 Mod 12 LEP TKA2019-------50.5-50.8-----50.5-50.8 F-15 EPAWSS2016732.5-673.35.882.5--604.8573.2--249.5187.51,592.6169.9 F-22 Inc 3.2B Mod2016-------1.3-48.7---0.1-1.4-1.4-50.1 GPS III2010-661.1----2.0-120.6---5.8232.3-3.8772.8 GPS IIIF2018-88.2-88.2-----14.6-50.6--0.7-3.7-102.1-142.5 HC/MC-130 Recap2009-5,506.5-2.8-261.8-513.0-2,672.3--167.0973.8-346.04,072.6 ICBM Fuze Mod2014------1.45.0--114.1114.1115.5119.1

MGUE Inc 12017-------43.0-129.2-----43.0-129.2

UH-1N Replacement2018--15.0-2.4-2.4---53.1-59.7--45.338.0-10.2-39.1 MQ-9 Reaper2008-63.3712.5-120.825.7700.1-417.5-2,365.8---681.7-455.1-150.7

OCX2017-------21.3192.4-----21.3192.4

Page PNVC Integrator2018----1.31.3-15.0-18.7-----13.7-17.4 SBIRS High1995-------17.9-262.4---17.3-190.9-35.2-453.3 SDB II2015--37.444.5-112.5118.7790.4--38.111.0194.2958.4 Space Fence Inc 12014-------7.8-130.1-----7.8-130.1 MDA: OSD:

Chem Demil-ACWA -

Blue Grass (BGCAPP)2011---660.9---128.7316.7-----128.7977.6

Chem Demil-ACWA -

Pueblo (PCAPP)2011---1,014.1---82.7-59.5-----82.7954.6 F-35 - F-35 Engine2012-150.318.5282.9-0.8459.3-499.8131.0--975.8-541.4493.7482.1

F-35 - F-35 Aircraft2012-817.9856.16,389.133.614,193.7-25,926.1-32,379.0--5,537.01,434.4-19,499.4-9,543.9

Grand Total7,131.0123,388.3-127.815,669.31,774.678,821.9-23,562.1-38,225.3-3,275.110,233.510,772.8-4,550.8193,702.1

Page

ProgramThis QtrTo DateThis QtrTo DateThis QtrTo DateThis QtrTo DateThis QtrTo DateThis QtrTo DateThis

QtrTo DateTo Date

Army Subtotal:

AH-64E New Build-1.614.5284.41,306.719.1189.4---239.0-1,399.4--5.5-148.9-37.7 AH-64E Remanufacture-11.7100.3-115.0-115.04.05.6---155.43,138.2--125.0-553.92,575.2

AN/TPQ-532.62.6-------2.5-2.5---0.1-0.1-

CH-47F Block II-49.330.7---2,434.3688.6-33.9-1,771.7-879.4---193.3-5.3-131.5 GMLRS/GMLRS AW18.9638.2-1,750.1-5,220.2-459.42,113.248.572.7-793.53,289.0---0.49.6902.5

ITEP-16.7-2.9------14.60.8--0.60.6-1.5

M88A2 HERCULES-0.4-12.9-12.4-12.4-1.70.3---41.3-127.9---4.3124.1-28.8 MQ-1C Gray Eagle-0.735.9-723.0--2.2-114.1-113.4-652.0--0.1258.8477.6 PAC-3 MSE23.711.3-10,037.8-113.0-755.2---97.3-2,111.9---79.31,618.98,800.9 UH-60M Black Hawk-17.2-328.1-3,203.0-12.81,381.1-655.1-22.81,120.4---0.6893.06,924.5

Navy Subtotal:

-88.8-114.0 -265.9 273.2
-53.4 -1,053.8235.0 -1.5 -315.6

6,421.3

-60.1- -4,448.6 -5.2 -2,936.0

440.3This Qtr

68.4
-153.1 -138.6Distribution of Cost Changes (Then-Year Dollars in Millions) Cost Changes Between the Baseline and Current Estimate

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ACV FoV-1.113.01,825.21,825.21.61.6813.5813.5-72.3-97.0--415.0417.32,973.6 AGM-88E AARGM1.8-28.9-338.469.1-60.068.6-79.5-7.2175.3---54.7-17.0346.6 AIM-9X Blk II4.2118.5-5,163.7-15.2-1,582.0-300.8-208.5-2,042.7---38.69.91,968.2 CVN 78 - CVN 7852.36,836.4-12,544.323.3175.0--81.2313.2-1,054.3--1.240.018,460.2 CVN 78 - EMALS3.0517.4--267.2--36.7---3.92,086.9----2,300.4 DDG 10005.01,852.9--19,092.9-53.3-552.2628.24,518.9-----12,115.6 DDG 5181.0-2,783.4-2,722.575,897.3179.62,277.4100.110,897.9215.018,092.1----104,381.3 E-2D AHE-9.6-40.82,601.62,601.6225.01,999.818.72,352.3-287.3-1,820.8--443.01,036.66,128.7 H-1 Upgrades-5.1-236.1--8.9--25.8-96.7-233.0220.8--36.743.289.9 LCS MM0.5-131.8--1,694.872.71,982.229.126.75.9-1,094.3--10.2180.0-732.0 LHA 612.9860.0-12,419.4-81.9-66.5-58.5-141.5-1,684.3-272.0--11,859.1 LPD 1752.41,097.6-14,375.9-2,398.9---342.617,405.4-5,471.7--1.540,748.0 MQ-4C Triton-21.843.8--99.1384.0319.3--402.1836.8--247.2343.51,444.3 MQ-8 Fire Scout-0.67.7-176.1--80.2190.15.0-49.7---115.6-97.2227.0 NGJ Mid-Band-6.130.0-21.5-72.3501.1-36.4-133.5-334.8--24.5100.5354.7 OASuW Inc 1 (LRASM)2.3-6.4437.81,296.526.032.9134.0337.116.3-6.2--0.89.91,663.8 498.9
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