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Chaos and Uncertainty The FY 2014 Defense Budget and Beyond Todd Harrison Base DoD Requested vs. Enacted 2 FY13 Sequester % Cut from FY13 Sequester by Title Use of Prior Year Unobligated Funds for Cuts Disproportionately Cut Unobligated Various


  1. Chaos and Uncertainty The FY 2014 Defense Budget and Beyond Todd Harrison Base DoD Requested vs. Enacted 2

  2. FY13 Sequester % Cut from FY13 Sequester by Title Use of Prior Year Unobligated Funds for Cuts Disproportionately Cut Unobligated Various Exceptions Funds from Procurement and RDT&E Meant Percentages Were Not Uniform Exempted 3 FY13 Reprogramming Proposed Reprogramming by Title Proposed Reprogramming by Service Except for the Navy, Services Generally Net Flow of Funds from Rebalanced Internally Procurement and RDT&E to O&M Majority of MILPERS Cuts Due to Faster Than Expected Army End Strength Reductions 4 4

  3. FY14 Budgetary Uncertainty 5 FY14 Budgetary Uncertainty 6

  4. FY14 Budgetary Uncertainty 7 FY14 Budgetary Uncertainty 8

  5. FY14 Military Personnel ‐ Related Request 9 BRAC Implementation Costs/Savings 10

  6. FY14 Procurement Request 11 Ratio of Procurement to RDT&E 12

  7. Cost Per Troop in Afghanistan 13 Costs Versus # of Troops 14

  8. Comparison of OCO Costs FY 2013 Enacted FY 2014 Request % Change Military Personnel Army $ 10,667,022 $ 7,309,104 ‐ 31% Navy $ 2,328,868 $ 1,649,798 ‐ 29% Air Force $ 1,265,404 $ 894,438 ‐ 29% Total $ 14,261,294 $ 9,853,340 ‐ 31% Operation and Maintenance Army $ 33,451,520 $ 37,527,659 +12% Navy $ 10,037,675 $ 8,320,189 ‐ 17% Air Force $ 9,344,854 $ 10,060,273 +8% Defense ‐ Wide $ 9,770,652 $ 7,726,350 ‐ 21% Total $ 62,604,701 $ 63,634,471 2% Procurement Army $ 4,087,437 $ 2,684,456 ‐ 34% Navy $ 1,407,241 $ 659,498 ‐ 53% Air Force $ 3,136,423 $ 2,147,498 ‐ 32% Defense ‐ Wide $ 1,288,099 $ 126,275 ‐ 90% Total $ 9,919,200 $ 5,617,727 ‐ 43% Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation Army $ 29,660 $ 7,000 ‐ 76% Navy $ 52,519 $ 34,426 ‐ 34% Air Force $ 3,150 $ 9,000 +186% 15 Defense ‐ Wide $ 112,387 $ 22,061 ‐ 80% Comparison of OCO Costs FY 2013 Enacted FY 2014 Request % Change Military Personnel Army $ 10,667,022 $ 7,309,104 ‐ 31% Navy $ 2,328,868 $ 1,649,798 ‐ 29% Air Force $ 1,265,404 $ 894,438 ‐ 29% Total $ 14,261,294 $ 9,853,340 ‐ 31% Operation and Maintenance Army $ 33,451,520 $ 37,527,659 +12% Navy $ 10,037,675 $ 8,320,189 ‐ 17% Air Force $ 9,344,854 $ 10,060,273 +8% Defense ‐ Wide $ 9,770,652 $ 7,726,350 ‐ 21% Total $ 62,604,701 $ 63,634,471 2% Procurement Army $ 4,087,437 $ 2,684,456 ‐ 34% Navy $ 1,407,241 $ 659,498 ‐ 53% Air Force $ 3,136,423 $ 2,147,498 ‐ 32% Defense ‐ Wide $ 1,288,099 $ 126,275 ‐ 90% Total $ 9,919,200 $ 5,617,727 ‐ 43% Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation Army $ 29,660 $ 7,000 ‐ 76% Navy $ 52,519 $ 34,426 ‐ 34% Air Force $ 3,150 $ 9,000 +186% 16 Defense ‐ Wide $ 112,387 $ 22,061 ‐ 80%

  9. Historical Trends in DoD Funding 17 Trends in Modernization Accounts Timing of procurement cycles follow overall budget. RDT&E budget has already fallen as much as in prior drawdowns Past two cycles returned to a floor of ~$62B in FY14 dollars. 18

  10. Trends in O&S Accounts Cost per person has grown faster during previous drawdowns. Excluding OCO, O&M per person has grown steadily at 2.8% annually. 19 Trends by Service Base + OCO Base Only Navy averaged 33% of the budget from FY72 ‐ FY03. Air Force’s average budget share from FY55 ‐ FY67 was 42%. Defense ‐ wide accounts have grown even during downturns. 20

  11. BCA Drawdown Scenario 21 Historical Trends Drawdown Scenario 22

  12. Questions? 23 FY14 O&M Request 24

  13. DoD Civilian Personnel 25

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