i POINE PAPO ox PACIFIC AADRR BARRIER (PACBAR) | PURP'SE: to provide information for CINCNIRAD's trip to PACAP and PROUM on 2428 Jan 81. ---~> PFORAR is directxi by FO RS 4068. It will proide early detection and trackiny of naw foreign launches from primary Ghinese an’ “Soviet launch facilities. i¢ is a three sensor cystam: the ALTAIR on “vajalein Atoll (castem ancher); the AN/GPS-10 in the : Philippines (westerm anchor); and a GPS~-10-type radar an Guam (central : anchor). STATUS: aa ALTAIR- ALTAIR is an Army ownel radar being molifial to perform a decp- space role as will as the near-earth PACBAR mission in support of AXIOM, =A 44 month progeam slip, due to contractor underestirate of the software task, gives an I0C of 15 Sep 81. he ALTAIR modification was funrtod in FY 80-81 for $13M (incluting a 91.54 cost growth). After IO%, operation is funded 3:3 follows: FY 82 ~ $7.44; FY 83 - $8.1M; FY 84 - $8.7; FY 85 - $9.3M; FY 86 - SLO.6M. AN/GPS~1L0— Seneral Flectric (GZ) has been identifiel by 1Q USAF to reinstall the GPS-10 near MAVCOMGTAPHD., San Miguel, Philippines. The GPS-10 is the same radag which was maintained by G while it ws operational in Thailari prior to March 1976. Initial negntiations with the Govermment of the Philippines (SP) coarencei in January 1989. Although initial ce cesponse was favorable, nejotiations have hecn going on for the past year. HQ PACAP and HO PACCM are aware of negotlation projress. Th. 0.S. Amhassrlor to the Philippines smoke with President tarcos on this issue in Nov 89. Mazcos pranisel action; no pewgress noted. tur to delays, “Q USAF/XOOR has requestet that HO SAC/SXRS consider other locations. Based on ADCCH review, the Philippines remains the first dwia:. wet”
_ 2 a ee . ° —_ CIS-LO rrinztallation is, hy definition, a “redcploymant* enti is therefnce furricd with O64 monios. The GPS-10 Ot furrting pentile which flows directly froa reiaployaent into qperaticn is: PY 81 — $8.44; PY 82 - $210.64; FY 83 - $11.@4; PY 34 - $12.24; Pr as — S13.1M; PY 96 - 14.18. About $134 of the PY 81/82 funds arm: for the rodenloyrent. Slightly over $1M is bhudgete! each year for military personel, ari $9.34 of ailitary onnstruction tunis (powcr plant upgrade) originally schedulef in PY 82 hes hean deferrad to °FY X° pending host country approvel. ‘ — Central PACEAR sensor- —_ RD direction is to fund the Gism sensor in PY €2 ant to deploy in FY 85. ‘here is no funting in the 62-06 President's Budyet. -—_ The PACPAR issue of current interest to PACAP and PACIM is the GPS~19 countryto-country negotiation. PACAF/XP is primary contact for GP6-10 concerns. ACTIC# OFFICER: Capt Lenahan/xPns/3054_oaTe:” 18 J=; 83! ' aumieemication: — (e/6o Cou Va pare: 16 JAN Bet WILLIAM R. KENTY, Colonel, USAF Asst OCS/Ptans, Policy. Programs and Requiremants
(Page 1) POINT PAPER ON PACIFIC RADAR BARRIER (PACBAR) PURPOSE: To provide information for CINCNORAD’s trip to PACAF and PACOM on 24-28 Jan 81. BACKGROUND: --- PACBAR is directed by P[??] R-S 4068. It will provide early detection and tracking of new foreign launches from primary Chinese and Soviet launch facilities. It is a three sensor system: the ALTAIR on Kwajalein Atoll (eastern anchor); the AN/GPS-10 in the Philippines (western anchor); and a GPS-10-type radar on Guam (central anchor). STATUS: ALTAIR- --- ALTAIR is an Army owned radar being modified to perform a deep- space role as well as the near-earth PACBAR mission in support of ADCOM. A 4 1/2 month program slip, due to contractor underestimate of the software task, gives I0C of 15 Sep 81. --- The ALTAIR modification was funded in FY 80-81 for $13M (including a 1.5M cost growth). After IOC, operation is funded as follows: FY 82 ~ $7.6M; FY 83 - $8.1M; FY 84 - $8.7M; FY 85 - $9.3M; FY 86 - $10.6M. AN/GPS-10- --- General Electric (GE) has been identified by HQ USAF to reinstall the GPS-10 near NAVCOMMSTAPHIL, San Miguel, Philippines. The GPS-10 is the same radar which was maintained by GE while it was operational in Thailand prior to March 1976. --- Initial negotiations with the government of the Philippines (GOP) commenced in January 1980. Aithough initial GOP response was favorable, negotiations have been going on for the past year. HQ PACAF and HQ PACOM are aware of negotiation progress. --- The U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines spoke with President Marcos on this issue in Nov 80. Marcos promised action; no progress noted. --~ Due to delays, HQ USAF/XOOR has requested that HQ SAC/SXRS consider other locations. Based on ADCOM review, the Philippines remains the first choice.
(Page 2) GPS-10 reinstallation is, by definition, a "redeployment" and is therefore funded with O[?]M monies. The GPS-10 O[?]M funding profile which flows directly from redeployment into operation is FY 81 - $8.4M, FY 82 - $10.6M; FY 83 - $11.4M; FY 84 - $12.2M; FY 85 - $13.1M; FY 86 - 14.1M. Slightly over $1M is budgeted each year for military personnel, and $9.3M of military construction funds (power plant upgrade) originally scheduled in FY 82 has been deferred to "FY XX" pending host country approval. Central PACBAR Sensor- P(??] direction is to fund the Guam sensor in FY 82 and to deploy in FY 85. There is no funding in the 82-86 President’s Budget. ISSUES: The PACBAR issue of current interest to PACAF and PACOM is the GPS-10 country-to-country negotiation. PACAF/XP is primary contact for GPS-10 concerns. ACTION OFFICER: Capt Lenahan/XPDS/3054 DATE: 16 JAN 1981 AUTHENTICATION: (signed) DATE: 16 JAN _ 1981 WILLIAM R. KENTY, Colonel, USAF Asst DCS/Plans, Policy, Programs and Requirements
(Page 1) POINT PAPER ON PACIFIC RADAR BARRIER (PACBAR) PURPOSE: To provide information for CINCNORAD’s trip to PACAF and PACOM on 24-28 Jan 81. BACKGROUND: --- PACBAR is directed by P[??] R-S 4068. It wil] provide early detection and tracking of new foreign launches from primary Chinese and Soviet launch facilities. It is a three sensor system: the ALTAIR on Kwajalein Atoll (eastern anchor); the AN/GPS-10 in the Philippines (western anchor); and a GPS-10-type radar on Guam (central anchor). STATUS: ALTAIR=- --- ALTAIR is an Army owned radar being modified to perform a deep- space role as well as the near-earth PACBAR mission in support of ADCOM. A 4 1/2 month program slip, due to contractor underestimate of the software task, gives IOC of 15 Sep 81. --- The ALTAIR modification was funded in FY 80-81 for $13M (including a 1.5M cost growth). After IOC, operation is funded as follows: FY 82 - $7.6M; FY 83 - $8.1M; FY 84 - $8.7M; FY 85 - $9.3M; FY 86 -— $10.6M. AN/GPS-10- --- General Electric (GE) has been identified by HQ USAF to reinstall the GPS-10 near NAVCOMMSTAPHIL, San Miguel, Philippines. The GPS-10 is the same radar which was maintained by GE while it was operational in Thailand prior to March 1976. --- Initial negotiations with the government of the Philippines (GOP) commenced in January 1980. Although initial GOP response was favorable, negotiations have been going on for the past year. HQ PACAF and HQ PACOM are aware of negotiation progress. --- The U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines spoke with President Marcos on this issue in Nov 80. Marcos promised action; no progress noted. --~ Due to delays, HQ USAF/XOOR has requested that HQ SAC/SXRS consider other locations. Based on ADCOM review, the Philippines remains the first choice.
(Page 2) GPS-10 reinstallation is, by definition, a "redeployment" and is therefore funded with Of[?]M monies. The GPS-10 O[{?]M funding profile which flows directly from redeployment into operation is FY 81 - $8.4M, FY 82 - $10.6M; FY 83 - $11.4M; FY 84 - $12.2M; FY 85 ~- $13.1M; FY 86 - i4.1M. Slightly over $1M is budgeted each year for military personnel, and $9.3M of military construction funds (power plant upgrade) originally scheduled in FY 82 has been deferred to "FY XX" pending host country approval. Central PACBAR Sensor- P[??] direction is to fund the Guam sensor in FY 82 and to deploy in FY 85. There is no funding in the 82-86 President’s Budget. ISSUES: The PACBAR issue of current interest to PACAF and PACOM is the GPS-10 country-to-country negotiatictn. PACAF/XP is primary contact for GPS-10 concerns. ACTION OFFICER: Capt Lenahan/XPDS/3054 DATE: 16 JAN 1981 AUTHENTICATION: (signed) DATE: 16 JAN 1981 WILLIAM R. KENTY, Colonel, USAF Asst DCS/Plans, Policy, Programs and Requirements