'109th congress report senate 1st session 109 141 department of defense appropriations bill, 2006 september 29, 2005. ordered to be',
'printed mr. stevens, from the committee on appropriations, submitted the following r e p o r t to accompany h.r.',
'2863 the committee on appropriations, to which was referred the bill h.r. 2863 making appropriations for the department of defense',
'for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2006, and for other purposes, reports the same to the senate with an',
'amendment in the nature of a substitute and recommends that the bill as amended do pass. the committee on appropriations',
'reports the bill s. 2559 making appropriations for the department of defense for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2005,',
'and for other purposes, reports favorably thereon and recommends that the bill do pass. deg. new obligational authority total of',
'bill as reported to the senate $440,216,117,000 amount of 2005 appropriations including supplementals . 494,000,570,000 amount of 2006 budget estimate',
'397,214,410,000 amount of house allowance \1\ 439,456,182,000 bill as recommended to senate compared to 2005 appropriations 53,784,453,000 2006 budget estimate',
'+43,001,707,000 house allowance +759,935,000 \1\ includes $41,251,800,000 contained in another bill. c o n t e n t s background:',
'page purpose of the bill 4 hearings 4 summary of the bill 4 title i: military personnel: military personnel overview',
'9 military personnel, army 11 military personnel, navy 15 military personnel, marine corps 19 military personnel, air force 23 reserve',
'personnel, army 27 reserve personnel, navy 30 reserve personnel, marine corps 33 reserve personnel, air force 36 national guard personnel,',
'army 39 national guard personnel, air force 42 title ii: operation and maintenance: operation and maintenance, army 46 operation and',
'maintenance, navy 51 operation and maintenance, marine corps 55 operation and maintenance, air force 59 operation and maintenance, defense wide',
'64 operation and maintenance, army reserve 68 operation and maintenance, navy reserve 71 operation and maintenance, marine corps reserve 74',
'operation and maintenance, air force reserve 76 operation and maintenance, army national guard 78 operation and maintenance, air national guard',
'81 overseas contingency operations transfer account 83 u.s. court of appeals for the armed forces 83 environmental restoration, army 83',
'environmental restoration, navy 83 environmental restoration, air force 84 environmental restoration, defense wide 84 environmental restoration, formerly used defense sites',
'84 overseas humanitarian, disaster, and civic aid 84 former soviet union threat reduction 84 title iii: procurement: procurement overview 86',
'aircraft procurement, army 88 missile procurement, army 92 procurement of weapons and tracked combat vehicles, army. 95 procurement of ammunition,',
'army 98 other procurement, army 102 aircraft procurement, navy 111 weapons procurement, navy 116 procurement of ammunition, navy and marine',
'corps 120 shipbuilding and conversion, navy 123 other procurement, navy 128 procurement, marine corps 138 aircraft procurement, air force 143',
'missile procurement, air force 150 procurement of ammunition, air force 154 other procurement, air force 156 procurement, defense wide 160',
'national guard and reserve equipment 165 defense production act purchases 169 title iv: research, development, test and evaluation: research, development,',
'test and evaluation, army 174 research, development, test and evaluation, navy 190 research, development, test and evaluation, air force 204',
'research, development, test and evaluation, defense wide. 219 operational test and evaluation, defense 235 title v: revolving and management funds:',
'defense working capital funds 237 national defense sealift fund 237 title vi: other department of defense appropriations: defense health program',
'238 chemical agents and munitions destruction, army 245 drug interdiction and counter drug activities, defense 245 office of the inspector',
'general 246 title vii: related agencies: central intelligence agency retirement and disability system fund 247 intelligence community management account 247',
'national security education trust fund 247 title viii: general provisions 248 title ix: additional appropriations: department of defense military 254',
'revolving and management funds 263 other department of defense programs 263 general provisions, title ix 263 compliance with paragraph 7,',
'rule xvi of the standing rules of the sen ate 265 compliance with paragraph 7 c , rule xxvi of',
'the standing rules of the senate 265 compliance with paragraph 12, rule xxvi of the standing rules of the senate',
'266 background purpose of the bill this bill makes appropriations for the military functions of the department of defense for',
'the period october 1, 2005, through september 30, 2006. functional areas include the pay, allowances, and support of military personnel,',
'operation and maintenance of the forces, procurement of equipment and systems, and research, development, test and evaluation. appropriations for foreign',
'military assistance, military construction, family housing, nuclear weapons programs, and civil defense are provided in other bills. hearings the appropriations',
'subcommittee on defense began hearings on march 2, 2005, and concluded them on may 18, 2005, after 10 separate sessions.',
'the subcommittee heard testimony from representatives of the department of defense, other federal agencies, representatives of organizations, and the public.',
'summary of the bill the committee recommendation of $440,216,117,000 includes $390,216,117,000 in non contingency spending to develop, maintain, and equip',
'the military forces of the united states and $50,000,000,000 in spending for contingency operations related to the global war on',
'terror. the funding for contingency operations is made available pursuant to section 402 of h. con. res. 95 109th congress',
', the concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2006. the fiscal year 2006 budget request for activities funded',
'in the department of defense appropriations bill totals $397,214,410,000 in new budget authority. the request includes $244,600,000 in mandatory spending.',
'in fiscal year 2005, the congress appropriated $494,000,570,000 for activities funded in this bill. this amount includes $391,155,312,000 in non',
'emergency appropriations and $102,845,258,000 in emergency supplemental appropriations. excluding supplemental appropriations, the committee recommendation in this bill is $937,195,000 below',
'the amount provided in fiscal year 2005 and $6,998,293,000 below the amount requested for fiscal year 2006. committee recommendations the',
'following table displays the recommendations for each title: in thousands of dollars fiscal year 2005 fiscal year 2006 committee enacted',
'estimate recommendation title i military personnel 103,731,158 98,235,263 95,680,837 title ii operation and maintenance 121,062,969 126,902,542 124,966,516 title iii procurement',
'77,679,803 76,635,410 75,817,187 title iv research, development, test and evaluation 69,932,182 69,356,040 70,407,582 title v revolving and management funds 2,378,836',
'3,119,844 1,734,894 title vi other department of defense programs 20,655,510 22,302,867 22,805,197 title vii related agencies 557,866 599,444 657,944 title',
'viii general provisions net 4,845,012 63,000 1,854,040 title ix additional appropriations contingency 25,000,000 50,000,000 other appropriations 77,847,258 grand total 494,000,570',
'397,214,410 440,216,117 house allowance titles i, ii, and vi of the committee recommendation contains some items funded by the house',
'of representatives in a different bill, h.r. 2528. the committee believes that it is appropriate to fund these items in',
'this bill, h.r. 2863. for ease of comparison, the committee report sets forth in titles i, ii, and vi a',
'house allowance as if these items had been contained in the house passed bill. these items were contained in h.r.',
'2528, as passed by the house, but are not contained in the committee recommendation to the senate on that bill.',
'the following is a summary of the house allowance displayed in the committees recommendation for titles i, ii, and vi:',
'in thousands of dollars house allowance house allowance total house h.r. 2863 h.r. 2528 allowance title i: military personnel, army',
'24,357,895 3,945,392 28,303,287 military personnel, navy 19,417,696 3,592,905 23,010,601 military personnel, marine corps 7,839,813 1,179,071 9,018,884 military personnel, air force',
'20,083,037 3,240,113 23,323,150 reserve personnel, army 2,862,103 310,566 3,172,669 reserve personnel, navy 1,486,061 191,338 1,677,399 reserve personnel, marine corps 472,392',
'40,609 513,001 reserve personnel, air force 1,225,360 71,286 1,296,646 national guard personnel, army 4,359,704 453,690 4,813,394 national guard personnel, air',
'force 2,028,215 248,317 2,276,532 total, title i 84,132,276 13,273,287 97,405,563 title ii: operation and maintenance, army 22,432,727 1,850,518 24,283,245 operation',
'and maintenance, navy 28,719,818 1,344,971 30,064,789 operation and maintenance, marine corps 3,123,766 553,960 3,677,726 operation and maintenance, air force 28,659,373',
'1,845,701 30,505,074 operation and maintenance, defense wide 18,323,516 115,400 18,438,916 operation and maintenance, army reserve 1,791,212 204,370 1,995,582 operation and',
'maintenance, navy reserve 1,178,607 67,788 1,246,395 operation and maintenance, marine corps reserve 199,929 10,105 210,034 operation and maintenance, air force',
'reserve 2,465,122 55,764 2,520,886 operation and maintenance, army national guard 4,142,875 391,544 4,534,419 operation and maintenance, air national guard 4,547,515',
'184,791 4,732,306 overseas contingency operations transfer account 20,000 20,000 united states courts of appeals for the armed forces 11,236 11,236',
'environmental restoration, army 407,865 407,865 environmental restoration, navy 305,275 305,275 environmental restoration, air force 406,461 406,461 environmental restoration, defense wide',
'28,167 28,167 environmental restoration, formerly used defense sites 221,921 221,921 overseas humanitarian, disaster and civic aid 61,546 61,546 former soviet',
'union threat reduction account 415,549 415,549 total, title ii 116,092,791 7,994,601 124,087,392 title vi: defense health program o&m 19,184,537 19,184,537',
'defense health program procurement 355,119 355,119 defense health program r&d 444,256 444,256 chemical agents and munitions destruction, army o&m 1,191,514',
'1,191,514 chemical agents and munitions destruction, army 116,527 116,527 procurement chemical agents and munitions destruction, army r&d 47,786 47,786 drug',
'interdiction and counter drug activities 906,941 906,941 office of the inspector general 209,687 209,687 total, title vi 2,472,455 19,983,912 22,456,367',
'classified program adjustments the committee recommends adjustments to certain classified programs, as explained in the classified annex to the committees',
'report. budgetary impact of bill prepared in consultation with the congressional budget office pursuant to sec. 308 a , public',
'law 93 344, as amended in millions of dollars budget authority outlays committee amount of committee amount of allocation bill',
'allocation bill comparison of amounts in the bill with committee allocations to its subcommittees of amounts in the budget resolution',
'for 2006: subcommittee on defense: discretionary 400,706 400,706 409,842 \1\ 409,727 mandatory 245 245 245 \1\ 245 projection of outlays',
'associated with the recommendation: 2006 \2\ 306,101 2007 102,022 2008 27,558 2009 7,829 2010 and future years 5,742 financial assistance',
'to state and local governments for na na 2006 \1\ includes outlays from prior year budget authority. \2\ excludes outlays',
'from prior year budget authority. na: not applicable. title i military personnel funds appropriated under this title provide the resources',
'required for basic pay, retired pay accrual, employers contribution for social security taxes, basic allowance for subsistence, special and incentive',
'pays, permanent change of station travel, and other personnel costs for uniformed members of the armed forces. the presidents fiscal',
'year 2006 budget requests a total of $98,235,263,000 for military personnel appropriations. this request funds an active component end strength',
'of 1,367,500 and a reserve component end strength of 848,500. summary of committee action the committee recommends military personnel appropriations',
'totaling $95,680,837,000 for fiscal year 2006. this is $2,554,426,000 below the budget estimate. the committee recommends funding an active component',
'end strength of 1,410,500 for fiscal year 2006, an increase of 43,000 above the budget estimate. the committee recommends funding',
'a reserve component end strength of 848,500 for fiscal year 2006, the same as the budget estimate. committee recommended military',
'personnel appropriations for fiscal year 2006 are summarized below: summary of military personnel appropriations in thousands of dollars change from',
'account 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate military personnel: army 28,400,687 28,099,587 301,100 navy 23,032,101 22,671,875 360,226 marine corps',
'9,024,984 8,894,984 130,000 air force 23,494,950 22,908,750 586,200 reserve personnel: army 3,249,269 3,052,269 197,000 navy 1,774,399 1,617,299 157,100 marine corps',
'521,201 491,601 29,600 air force 1,314,846 1,263,046 51,800 national guard personnel: army 5,122,794 4,555,794 567,000 air force 2,300,032 2,125,632 174,400',
'total 98,235,263 95,680,837 2,554,426 committee recommended end strengths for fiscal year 2006 are summarized below: recommended end strength change from',
'item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate active: army 482,400 522,400 +40,000 navy 352,700 352,700 marine corps 175,000 178,000',
'+3,000 air force 357,400 357,400 subtotal 1,367,500 1,410,500 +43,000 selected reserve: army reserve 205,000 205,000 navy reserve 73,100 73,100 marine',
'corps reserve 39,600 39,600 air force reserve 74,000 74,000 army national guard 350,000 350,000 air national guard 106,800 106,800 subtotal',
'848,500 848,500 total 2,216,000 2,259,000 +43,000 committee recommended end strengths for full time support of the reserve and guard for',
'fiscal year 2006 are summarized below: recommended active guard and reserve end strength change from item 2006 budget committee budget',
'estimate recommendation estimate army reserve 15,270 15,270 navy reserve 13,392 13,392 marine corps reserve 2,261 2,261 air force reserve 2,290',
'2,290 army national guard 27,345 27,396 +51 air national guard 13,089 13,123 +34 total 73,647 73,732 +85 recommended military technicians',
'end strength change from item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate dual status minimum levels : army reserve 7,649',
'7,649 air force reserve 9,852 9,852 army national guard 25,563 25,563 air national guard 22,971 22,971 subtotal 66,035 66,035 non',
'dual status numerical limits : army reserve 695 695 air force reserve 90 90 army national guard 1,600 1,600 air',
'national guard 350 350 subtotal 2,735 2,735 total: army reserve 8,344 8,344 air force reserve 9,942 9,942 army national guard',
'27,163 27,163 air national guard 23,321 23,321 total 68,770 68,770 military personnel overview the committee notes that the fiscal year',
'2006 budget estimate of $98,235,263,000 for military personnel is $6,576,295,000 below last years request, but this years estimate does not',
'include $10,707,483,000 to support the defense health accrual for military retirees. consequently, the net effect is that the fiscal year',
'2006 budget estimate reflects an increase of $4,131,188,000 or 4.4 percent over last year, and provides funding for pay, allowances,',
'enlistment and re enlistment bonuses, subsistence, and other personnel costs. with past efforts to improve pay and benefits, along with',
'the global war on terror and the defense departments efforts to recruit and retain a quality force, funding for personnel',
'is a high priority and shares a growing portion of total defense spending. active component end strength. the committee supports',
'the presidents budget request for a decrease of 13,200 to navy active component end strength and for a decrease of',
'2,300 to air force active component end strength. additionally, the committee supports the additional end strength for the army and',
'marine corps as recommended in s. 1042, the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2006. for the army, the',
'authorized active component end strength equals 522,400, an increase of 20,000 over fiscal year 2005; and for the marine corps,',
'the authorized active component end strength equals 178,000. reserve and guard end strength. end strength requested in the presidents budget',
'for the army guard and reserve, marine corps reserve, and air national guard remain unchanged for fiscal year 2006, and',
'the committee supports these amounts. the committee also supports the requested decrease of 10,300 to navy reserve end strength and',
'the decrease of 2,100 to air force reserve end strength. the budget requests an increase in active guard and reserve',
'agr positions in the army and air national guard by 51 and 34, respectively, and the committee supports the request.',
'these positions will support the new mission for chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive cbrne teams, as recommended in s.',
'1042, the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2006. pay raise. the committee supports the presidents budget request for',
'an across the board pay raise of 3.1 percent. reduced out of pocket housing costs. the committee supports the required',
'increase in basic allowance for housing bah funding to sustain last years defense department initiative to eliminate out of pocket',
'housing costs for military members. recruiting and retention. the committee notes the recruiting and retention challenges faced by the services,',
'especially the army and marine corps. the environment is particularly challenging given the global war on terror, the improving economy,',
'and the higher end strength authorizations for the army and marine corps. the committee supports the budget request for recruiting',
'and retention programs and provides an additional $622,500,000 in title ix to further support these activities. the committee compliments the',
'services for the solid retention results to date, as has been discussed in hearing testimony and published reports from the',
'department. air force end strength. the committee notes that the air force has reached its authorized end strength, having been',
'over strength by more than 17,000 personnel at the beginning of fiscal year 2005. through significantly reducing enlisted accessions from',
'34,000 in fiscal year 2004 to less then 19,000 during fiscal year 2005, the air force began meeting end strength',
'in may 2005. the committee commends the air force for meeting its commitment to return to end strength before the',
'end of the fiscal year, but also notes with concern that the air force now faces a situation with fewer',
'enlisted personnel and more than the desired amount of officers given the size of the force and its missions. the',
'air force will likely enter fiscal year 2006 with considerably more officer and considerably fewer enlisted strength than budgeted, which',
'will place budgetary pressure on the military personnel, air force and other appropriations. thus, the committee urges the air force',
'to submit a budget for fiscal year 2007 that aligns actual strengths with valid requirements and funding. unexpended balances as',
'part of an annual budget review, the government accountability office gao identifies prior year unobligated and unexpended funds in the',
'military personnel appropriations. conducted over the past several years, this review continues to show a trend of under spending in',
'the military personnel appropriations. as a result, the gao believes that the fiscal year 2006 budget estimate is overstated. the',
'committee therefore recommends a reduction of $2,036,000,000 to the budget estimate, distributed as follows: in thousands of dollars committee account',
'recommendation military personnel, army 301,100 military personnel, navy 256,000 military personnel, marine corps 130,000 military personnel, air force 590,100 reserve',
'personnel, army 140,200 reserve personnel, navy 112,400 reserve personnel, marine corps 23,000 reserve personnel, air force 47,100 national guard personnel,',
'army 271,400 national guard personnel, air force 165,600 total adjustments 2,036,000 reserves cost avoidance in its analysis of the budget',
'estimate for military personnel appropriations, the government accountability office has found, through comparing updated monthly strength data to the monthly',
'strength data provided in the fiscal year 2006 budget estimate, that not as many reservists are projected to be available',
'for training in fiscal year 2006. thus, the gao concludes that less funding is required for training in fiscal year',
'2006. the committee therefore recommends a reduction of $420,600,000 to the budget estimate. military personnel, army appropriations, 2005 $29,381,422,000 budget',
'estimate, 2006 28,400,687,000 house allowance 28,303,287,000 committee recommendation 28,099,587,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $28,099,587,000. this is $301,100,000 below',
'the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and',
'the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate',
'allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance military personnel, army activity 1: pay and allowances of officer basic pay 4,616,228 4,616,228',
'4,616,228 retired pay accrual 1,223,300 1,223,300 1,223,300 defense health program accrual basic allowance for housing 1,271,542 1,271,542 1,271,542 basic allowance',
'for subsistence 177,968 177,968 177,968 incentive pays 98,295 98,295 98,295 special pays 220,791 220,791 220,791 allowances 149,084 149,084 149,084 separation',
'pay 61,999 61,999 61,999 social security tax 350,042 350,042 350,042 total, budget activity 1 8,169,249 8,169,249 8,169,249 activity 2: pay',
'and allow of enlisted pers basic pay 10,035,315 10,035,315 10,035,315 retired pay accrual 2,659,358 2,659,358 2,659,358 defense health program accrual',
'basic allowance for housing 2,673,850 2,673,850 2,673,850 incentive pays 85,802 85,802 85,802 special pays 493,176 493,176 493,176 allowances 689,395 689,395',
'689,395 separation pay 294,164 294,164 294,164 spec comp for combat related disabled social security tax 759,022 759,022 759,022 total, budget',
'activity 2 17,690,082 17,690,082 17,690,082 activity 3: pay and allow of cadets academy cadets 54,331 54,331 54,331 activity 4: subsistence',
'of enlisted pers basic allowance for subsistence 827,257 827,257 827,257 subsistence in kind 561,600 561,600 561,600 family subsistence supplemental allowance',
'3,244 3,244 3,244 total, budget activity 4 1,392,101 1,392,101 1,392,101 activity 5: permanent change of station accession travel 210,533 210,533',
'210,533 training travel 54,855 54,855 54,855 operational travel 198,988 198,988 198,988 rotational travel 410,789 410,789 410,789 separation travel 173,045 173,045',
'173,045 travel of organized units 3,561 3,561 3,561 non temporary storage 34,883 34,883 34,883 temporary lodging expense 24,354 24,354 24,354',
'other total, budget activity 5 1,111,008 1,111,008 1,111,008 activity 6: other military pers costs apprehension of military deserters 1,416 1,416',
'1,416 interest on uniformed services savings 203 203 203 death gratuities 7,080 7,080 7,080 unemployment benefits 146,549 146,549 146,549 survivor',
'benefits 3,724 3,724 3,724 education benefits 4,268 4,268 4,268 adoption expenses 452 452 452 special compensation for severely disabled retirees',
'transportation subsidy 4,365 4,365 4,365 partial dislocation allowance 2,500 2,500 2,500 reserve officers training corps rotc 82,933 82,933 82,933 junior',
'rotc 28,600 28,600 28,600 total, budget activity 6 282,090 282,090 282,090 less reimbursables 298,174 298,174 298,174 increased pay tables authorized',
'onw/osw conops undistributed adjustment dhp accrual reestimate unexpended balances 97,400 301,100 301,100 203,700 adopted legislative proposals increase in death gratuity',
'increase in fsa/idp nato mission support costs total, military personnel, army 28,400,687 28,303,287 28,099,587 301,100 203,700 committee recommended adjustments the',
'following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 3200 unexpended balances',
'301,100 total adjustments 301,100 military personnel, navy appropriations, 2005 $24,347,807,000 budget estimate, 2006 23,032,101,000 house allowance 23,010,601,000 committee recommendation 22,671,875,000',
'the committee recommends an appropriation of $22,671,875,000. this is $360,226,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table',
'summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in',
'thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance military personnel, navy',
'activity 1: pay and allowances of officer basic pay 3,234,081 3,234,081 3,234,081 retired pay accrual 857,031 857,031 857,031 defense health',
'program accrual basic allowance for housing 963,929 963,929 963,929 basic allowance for subsistence 121,720 121,720 121,720 incentive pays 219,122 219,122',
'219,122 special pays 288,224 288,224 288,224 allowances 93,792 93,792 93,792 separation pay 98,879 98,879 98,879 social security tax 244,979 244,979',
'244,979 total, budget activity 1 6,121,757 6,121,757 6,121,757 activity 2: pay and allow of enlisted pers basic pay 8,068,225 8,068,225',
'8,068,225 retired pay accrual 2,138,078 2,138,078 2,138,078 defense health program accrual basic allowance for housing 2,628,976 2,628,976 2,628,976 incentive pays',
'108,878 108,878 108,878 special pays 938,343 938,343 938,343 allowances 507,735 507,735 507,735 separation pay 285,891 285,891 285,891 spec comp for',
'combat related disabled social security tax 612,220 612,220 612,220 total, budget activity 2 15,288,346 15,288,346 15,288,346 activity 3: pay and',
'allow of midshipmen midshipmen 56,108 56,108 56,108 activity 4: subsistence of enlisted pers basic allowance for subsistence 663,385 663,385 663,385',
'subsistence in kind 366,523 366,523 366,523 family subsistence supplemental allowance 500 500 500 total, budget activity 4 1,030,408 1,030,408 1,030,408',
'activity 5: permanent change of station accession travel 67,016 67,016 67,016 training travel 72,913 72,913 72,913 operational travel 186,317 186,317',
'186,317 rotational travel 281,104 281,104 281,104 separation travel 104,252 104,252 104,252 travel of organized units 19,160 19,160 19,160 non temporary',
'storage 6,350 6,350 6,350 temporary lodging expense 7,699 7,699 7,699 other 7,686 7,686 7,686 permanent change of station reduction total,',
'budget activity 5 752,497 752,497 752,497 activity 6: other military personnel costs apprehension of military deserters 825 825 825 interest',
'on uniformed services savings 209 209 209 death gratuities 3,236 3,236 3,236 unemployment benefits 66,358 66,358 66,358 survivor benefits 1,139',
'1,139 1,139 education benefits 1,799 1,799 1,799 adoption expenses 446 446 446 special compensation for severely disabled retirees transportation subsidy',
'3,951 3,951 3,951 other 2,461 2,461 2,461 reserve officers training corps rotc 20,704 20,704 20,704 junior r.o.t.c 13,094 13,094 13,094',
'total, budget activity 6 114,222 114,222 114,222 less reimbursables 331,237 331,237 331,237 undistributed adjustment increased pay tables authorized onw/osw conops',
'legislative proposals not adopted dhp accrual reestimate unexpended balances 21,500 256,000 256,000 234,500 adopted legislative proposals increase in death gratuity',
'increase in fsa/idp nato mission support costs navy force shaping tools 104,226 104,226 104,226 total, military personnel, navy 23,032,101 23,010,601',
'22,671,875 360,226 338,726 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars',
'committee line item recommendation 9550 unexpended balances 256,000 9630 navy force shaping tools 104,226 total adjustments 360,226 military personnel, marine',
'corps appropriations, 2005 $9,581,102,000 budget estimate, 2006 9,024,984,000 house allowance 9,018,884,000 committee recommendation 8,894,984,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of',
'$8,894,984,000. this is $130,000,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this',
'appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006',
'budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance military personnel, marine corps activity 1: pay and allowances',
'of officer basic pay 1,103,052 1,103,052 1,103,052 retired pay accrual 293,152 293,152 293,152 defense health program accrual basic allowance for',
'housing 305,952 305,952 305,952 basic allowance for subsistence 42,877 42,877 42,877 incentive pays 48,147 48,147 48,147 special pays 4,508 4,508',
'4,508 allowances 23,318 23,318 23,318 separation pay 14,646 14,646 14,646 social security tax 83,587 83,587 83,587 total, budget activity 1',
'1,919,239 1,919,239 1,919,239 activity 2: pay and allow of enlisted pers basic pay 3,647,008 3,647,008 3,647,008 retired pay accrual 962,920',
'962,920 962,920 defense health program accrual basic allowance for housing 873,119 873,119 873,119 incentive pays 8,360 8,360 8,360 special pays',
'123,583 123,583 123,583 allowances 208,149 208,149 208,149 separation pay 73,647 73,647 73,647 special comp for combat related disabled social security',
'tax 278,431 278,431 278,431 total, budget activity 2 6,175,217 6,175,217 6,175,217 activity 4: subsistence of enlisted personnel basic allowance for',
'subsistence 308,554 308,554 308,554 subsistence in kind 247,944 247,944 247,944 family subsistence supplemental allowance 750 750 750 total, budget activity',
'4 557,248 557,248 557,248 activity 5: permanent change of station accession travel 44,475 44,475 44,475 training travel 9,834 9,834 9,834',
'operational travel 89,565 89,565 89,565 rotational travel 126,094 126,094 126,094 separation travel 49,739 49,739 49,739 travel of organized units 1,722',
'1,722 1,722 non temporary storage 5,241 5,241 5,241 temporary lodging expense 12,593 12,593 12,593 other 2,438 2,438 2,438 permanent change',
'of station reduction total, budget activity 5 341,701 341,701 341,701 activity 6: other military personnel costs apprehension of military deserters',
'1,638 1,638 1,638 interest on uniformed services savings 16 16 16 death gratuities 2,100 2,100 2,100 unemployment benefits 51,970 51,970',
'51,970 survivor benefits 721 721 721 education benefits 1,039 1,039 1,039 adoption expenses 259 259 259 special compensation for severely',
'disabled retirees transportation subsidy 1,155 1,155 1,155 other 668 668 668 junior r.o.t.c 5,302 5,302 5,302 total, budget activity 6',
'64,868 64,868 64,868 less reimbursables 33,289 33,289 33,289 increased pay tables authorized unexpended balances 6,100 130,000 130,000 123,900 onw/osw conops',
'undistributed adjustment legislative proposals not adopted dhp accrual reestimate adopted legislative proposals unobligated balances increase in death gratuity increase in',
'fsa/idp total, military personnel, marine corps 9,024,984 9,018,884 8,894,984 130,000 123,900 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments',
'recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 14315 unexpended balances 130,000 total adjustments 130,000 military',
'personnel, air force appropriations, 2005 $24,155,911,000 budget estimate, 2006 23,494,950,000 house allowance 23,323,150,000 committee recommendation 22,908,750,000 the committee recommends an',
'appropriation of $22,908,750,000. this is $586,200,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate',
'for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change',
'from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance military personnel, air force activity 1: pay',
'and allowances of officer basic pay 4,491,448 4,491,448 4,491,448 army security retired pay accrual 1,184,999 1,184,999 1,184,999 defense health program',
'accrual basic allowance for housing 1,160,175 1,160,175 1,160,175 basic allowance for subsistence 168,228 168,228 168,228 incentive pays 325,495 325,495 325,495',
'special pays 255,805 255,805 255,805 allowances 133,442 133,442 133,442 separation pay 61,488 61,488 61,488 social security tax 340,588 340,588 340,588',
'total, budget activity 1 8,121,668 8,121,668 8,121,668 activity 2: pay and allow of enlisted pers basic pay 7,800,171 7,800,171 7,800,171',
'army security retired pay accrual 2,046,105 2,046,105 2,046,105 defense health program accrual basic allowance for housing 2,079,938 2,079,938 2,079,938 incentive',
'pays 34,496 34,496 34,496 special pays 277,381 277,381 277,381 allowances 636,193 636,193 636,193 special comp for combat related disabled separation',
'pay 145,474 145,474 145,474 social security tax 596,713 596,713 596,713 total, budget activity 2 13,616,471 13,616,471 13,616,471 activity 3: pay',
'and allowances of cadets academy cadets 55,056 55,056 55,056 activity 4: subsistence of enlisted pers basic allowance for subsistence 785,720',
'785,720 785,720 subsistence in kind 135,216 135,216 135,216 family subsistence supplemental allowance 1,254 1,254 1,254 total, budget activity 4 922,190',
'922,190 922,190 activity 5: permanent change of station accession travel 78,682 78,682 78,682 training travel 95,149 95,149 95,149 operational travel',
'149,826 149,826 149,826 rotational travel 492,620 492,620 492,620 separation travel 146,340 146,340 146,340 travel of organized units 7,406 7,406 7,406',
'non temporary storage 27,188 27,188 27,188 temporary lodging expense 34,844 34,844 34,844 other total, budget activity 5 1,032,055 1,032,055 1,032,055',
'activity 6: other military pers costs apprehension of military deserters 100 100 100 interest on uniformed services savings 671 671',
'671 death gratuities 2,969 2,969 2,969 unemployment benefits 49,711 49,711 49,711 survivor benefits 1,546 1,546 1,546 education benefits 3,317 3,317',
'3,317 adoption expenses 582 582 582 special compensation for severely disabled retirees transportation subsidy 3,815 3,815 3,815 other 4,781 4,781',
'4,781 reserve officers training corps rotc 38,728 38,728 38,728 junior rotc 21,630 21,630 21,630 total, budget activity 6 127,850 127,850',
'127,850 less reimbursables 380,340 380,340 380,340 increased pay tables authorized onw/osw conops b 52 force structure undistributed adjustment dhp accrual',
'reestimate adopted legislative proposals unexpended balances 171,800 590,100 590,100 418,300 b 52 attrition reserve 3,900 +3,900 +3,900 increase in death',
'gratuity increase in fsa/idp reduced accessions total, military personnel, air force 23,494,950 23,323,150 22,908,750 586,200 414,400 committee recommended adjustments the',
'following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 19620 unexpended balances',
'590,100 119625 b 52 attrition reserve 3,900 total adjustments 586,200 reserve personnel, army appropriations, 2005 $3,663,890,000 budget estimate, 2006 3,249,269,000',
'house allowance 3,172,669,000 committee recommendation 3,052,269,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $3,052,269,000. this is $197,000,000 below the budget estimate.',
'committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended',
'adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget',
'house estimate allowance reserve personnel, army activity 1: reserve component training and support pay group a training 15 days &',
'drills 24/48 1,021,013 1,021,013 1,021,013 pay group b training backfill for act duty 48,989 48,989 48,989 pay group f training',
'recruits 181,631 181,631 181,631 pay group p training pipeline recruits 842 842 842 defense health program accrual retire health accrual',
'19,031 19,031 +19,031 school training 179,008 179,008 +179,008 special training 159,606 159,606 +159,606 administration and support 1,477,861 1,477,861 +1,477,861 education',
'benefits 108,594 108,594 +108,594 rotc senior, junior health profession scholarship 34,219 34,219 +34,219 defense health program accrual other programs 18,475',
'18,475 +18,475 total, budget activity 1 3,249,269 1,252,475 3,249,269 +1,996,794 activity 2: other training and support mobilization training or retire',
'health accrual 19,031 19,031 school training 179,008 179,008 special training 159,606 159,606 administration and support 1,477,861 1,477,861 education benefits 108,594',
'108,594 rotc senior, junior health profession scholarship 34,219 34,219 defense health program accrual other programs 18,475 18,475 total, budget activity',
'2 1,996,794 1,996,794 undistributed adjustment legislative proposals not adopted increased pay tables authorized dhp accrual reestimate adopted legislative proposals additional',
'full time support unexpended balances 19,800 140,200 140,200 120,400 reserves cost avoidance 56,800 56,800 56,800 increase in death gratuity total',
'reserve personnel, army 3,249,269 3,172,669 3,052,269 197,000 120,400 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the',
'committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 23800 unexpended balances 140,200 23810 reserves cost avoidance 56,800 total adjustments',
'197,000 reserve personnel, navy appropriations, 2005 $2,084,032,000 budget estimate, 2006 1,774,399,000 house allowance 1,677,399,000 committee recommendation 1,617,299,000 the committee recommends',
'an appropriation of $1,617,299,000. this is $157,100,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget',
'estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars',
'change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance reserve personnel, navy activity 1: reserve',
'component training and support pay group a training 15 days & drills 24/48 611,919 611,919 611,919 pay group b training',
'backfill for act duty 4,806 4,806 4,806 pay group f training recruits 2,964 2,964 2,964 defense health program accrual mobilization',
'training 6,971 6,971 +6,971 school training 34,451 34,451 +34,451 special training 71,023 71,023 +71,023 administration and support 981,196 981,196 +981,196',
'education benefits 25,177 25,177 +25,177 rotc senior, junior health profession scholarship 35,892 35,892 +35,892 defense health program accrual total, budget',
'activity 1 1,774,399 619,689 1,774,399 +1,154,710 activity 2: other training and support mobilization training 6,971 6,971 school training 34,451 34,451',
'special training 71,023 71,023 administration and support 981,196 981,196 education benefits 25,177 25,177 rotc senior, junior health profession scholarship 35,892',
'35,892 defense health program accrual other programs total, budget activity 2 1,154,710 1,154,710 increased pay tables authorized onw/osw conops undistributed',
'adjustment dhp accrual reestimate unexpended balances 52,300 112,400 112,400 60,100 adopted legislative proposals reserves cost avoidance 44,700 44,700 44,700 increase',
'in death gratuity total, reserve personnel, navy 1,774,399 1,677,399 1,617,299 157,100 60,100 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the',
'adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 25300 unexpended balances 112,400 25370 reserves cost',
'avoidance 44,700 total adjustments 157,100 reserve personnel, marine corps appropriations, 2005 $623,073,000 budget estimate, 2006 521,201,000 house allowance 513,001,000 committee',
'recommendation 491,601,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $491,601,000. this is $29,600,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the',
'following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget',
'estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance reserve',
'personnel, marine corps activity 1: reserve component training and support pay group a training 15 days & drills 24/48 144,822',
'144,822 144,822 pay group b training backfill for act duty 23,758 23,758 23,758 pay group f training recruits 88,140 88,140',
'88,140 pay group p training pipeline recruits 64 64 64 defense health program accrual mobilization training 2,622 2,622 +2,622 school',
'training 12,053 12,053 +12,053 special training 43,962 43,962 +43,962 administration and support 161,851 161,851 +161,851 platoon leader class 12,707 12,707',
'+12,707 education benefits 31,222 31,222 +31,222 rotc senior, junior defense health program accrual other programs total, budget activity 1 521,201',
'256,784 521,201 +264,417 activity 2: other training and support mobilization training 2,622 2,622 school training 12,053 12,053 special training 43,962',
'43,962 administration and support 161,851 161,851 platoon leader class 12,707 12,707 education benefits 31,222 31,222 rotc senior, junior defense health',
'program accrual other programs total, budget activity 2 264,417 264,417 increased pay tables authorized dhp accrual reestimate unexpended balances 1,600',
'23,000 23,000 21,400 reserves cost avoidance 6,600 6,600 6,600 total, reserve personnel, marine corps 521,201 513,001 491,601 29,600 21,400 committee',
'recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation',
'26600 unexpended balances 23,000 26650 reserves cost avoidance 6,600 total adjustments 29,600 reserve personnel, air force appropriations, 2005 $1,451,950,000 budget',
'estimate, 2006 1,314,846,000 house allowance 1,296,646,000 committee recommendation 1,263,046,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,263,046,000. this is $51,800,000 below',
'the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and',
'the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate',
'allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance reserve personnel, air force activity 1: reserve component training and support pay group a',
'training 15 days & drills 24/48 596,669 596,669 596,669 pay group b training backfill for act duty 112,039 112,039 112,039',
'pay group f training recruits 47,771 47,771 47,771 pay group p training pipeline recruits 97 97 97 defense health program',
'accrual mobilization training 1,800 1,800 +1,800 school training 107,605 107,605 +107,605 special training 124,534 124,534 +124,534 administration and support 213,247',
'213,247 +213,247 education benefits 56,438 56,438 +56,438 rotc senior, junior health profession scholarship 28,963 28,963 +28,963 defense health program accrual',
'other programs 25,683 25,683 +25,683 total, budget activity 1 1,314,846 756,576 1,314,846 +558,270 activity 2: other training and support mobilization',
'training 1,800 1,800 school training 107,605 107,605 special training 124,534 124,534 administration and support 213,247 213,247 education benefits 56,438 56,438',
'rotc senior, junior health profession scholarship 28,963 28,963 defense health program accrual other programs 25,683 25,683 total, budget activity 2',
'558,270 558,270 increased pay tables authorized dhp accrual reestimate unexpended balances 18,200 47,100 47,100 28,900 reserves cost avoidance 4,700 4,700',
'4,700 increase in death gratuity 932nd airlift wing personnel 4,700 4,700 total, reserve personnel, air force 1,314,846 1,296,646 1,263,046 51,800',
'33,600 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line',
'item recommendation 27900 unexpended balances 47,100 27910 reserves cost avoidance 4,700 total adjustments 51,800 national guard personnel, army appropriations, 2005',
'$5,901,729,000 budget estimate, 2006 5,122,794,000 house allowance 4,813,394,000 committee recommendation 4,555,794,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $4,555,794,000. this is',
'$567,000,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee',
'recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee',
'item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance national guard personnel, army activity 1: reserve component training and support pay',
'group a training 15 days & drills 24/48 1,602,858 1,602,858 1,602,858 pay group f training recruits 315,333 315,333 315,333 pay',
'group p training pipeline recruits 30,767 30,767 30,767 defense health program accrual school training 300,499 300,499 +300,499 special training 211,114',
'211,114 +211,114 administration and support 2,436,257 2,436,257 +2,436,257 education benefits 225,966 225,966 +225,966 defense health program accrual total, budget activity',
'1 5,122,794 1,948,958 5,122,794 +3,173,836 activity 2: other training and support school training 300,499 300,499 special training 211,114 211,114 administration',
'and support 2,436,257 2,436,257 education benefits 225,966 225,966 defense health program accrual other programs total, budget activity 2 3,173,836 3,173,836',
'increased pay tables authorized emergency spill response program undistributed adjustment additional full time support dhp accrual reestimate unexpended balances 11,600',
'271,400 271,400 259,800 adopted legislative proposals reserves cost avoidance 297,800 297,800 297,800 sustain agr growth mobilized agrs lewis and clark',
'bicentennial activities 2,200 +2,200 +2,200 increase in death gratuity total, national guard personnel, army 5,122,794 4,813,394 4,555,794 567,000 257,600 committee',
'recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation',
'29350 unexpended balances 271,400 30600 reserves cost avoidance 297,800 29435 lewis and clark bicentennial activities 2,200 total adjustments 567,000 lewis',
'and clark bicentennial commemoration support. army national guard funds designated for the lewis and clark bicentennial commemoration in this appropriation',
'and in the operation and maintenance, army national guard appropriation are to provide ceremonial, educational, safety, security, and logistics support.',
'national guard personnel, air force appropriations, 2005 $2,540,242,000 budget estimate, 2006 2,300,032,000 house allowance 2,276,532,000 committee recommendation 2,125,632,000 the committee',
'recommends an appropriation of $2,125,632,000. this is $174,400,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the',
'budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of',
'dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance national guard personnel, air force',
'activity 1: reserve component training and support pay group a training 15 days & drills 24/48 877,728 877,728 877,828 +100',
'+100 pay group f training recruits 65,630 65,630 65,630 pay group p training pipeline recruits 457 457 457 defense health',
'program accrual school training 155,452 155,452 +155,452 special training 90,829 90,829 +90,829 administration and support 1,035,885 1,036,985 +1,100 +1,036,985 education',
'benefits 74,051 74,051 +74,051 defense health program accrual total, budget activity 1 2,300,032 943,815 2,301,232 +1,200 +1,357,417 activity 2: other',
'training and support school training 155,452 155,452 special training 90,829 90,829 administration and support 1,035,885 1,035,885 education benefits 74,051 74,051',
'defense health program accrual other programs total, budget activity 2 1,356,217 1,356,217 increased pay tables authorized dhp accrual reestimate unexpended',
'balances 3,500 165,600 165,600 162,100 reserves cost avoidance 20,000 10,000 10,000 +10,000 total, national guard personnel, air force 2,300,032 2,276,532',
'2,125,632 174,400 150,900 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars',
'committee line item recommendation 29650 166th information operations squadron 100 29830 166th information operations squadron 1,100 30550 unexpended balances 165,600',
'30600 reserves cost avoidance 10,000 total adjustments 174,400 title ii operation and maintenance funds appropriated under this title provide the',
'resources required to prepare for and conduct combat operations and other peace time missions. these funds are used to purchase',
'fuel and spare parts for training operations, pay supporting civilian personnel, and purchase supplies, equipment, and service contracts for the',
'repair of weapons and facilities. the presidents fiscal year 2006 budget requests a total of $126,902,542,000 for operation and maintenance',
'appropriations. summary of committee action the committee recommends operation and maintenance appropriations totaling $124,966,516,000 for fiscal year 2006. this is',
'$1,936,026,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended operation and maintenance appropriations for fiscal year 2006 are summarized below: summary of',
'operation and maintenance appropriations in thousands of dollars change from account 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate operation and',
'maintenance: army 25,316,595 24,573,795 742,800 navy 30,759,889 30,317,964 441,925 marine corps 3,804,926 3,780,926 24,000 air force 31,521,136 30,891,386 629,750 defense',
'wide 18,453,469 18,517,218 +63,749 army reserve 1,987,382 1,956,482 30,900 navy reserve 1,245,695 1,239,295 6,400 marine corps reserve 199,934 197,734 2,200',
'air force reserve 2,501,686 2,474,286 27,400 army national guard 4,509,719 4,428,119 81,600 air national guard 4,724,091 4,681,291 42,800 overseas contingency',
'operations transfer account 20,000 20,000 u.s. court of appeals for the armed forces 11,236 11,236 environmental restoration: army 407,865 407,865',
'navy 305,275 305,275 air force 406,461 406,461 defense wide 28,167 28,167 formerly used defense sites 221,921 271,921 +50,000 overseas humanitarian,',
'disaster, and civic aid 61,546 61,546 former soviet union threat reduction 415,549 415,549 total 126,902,542 124,966,516 1,936,026 operation and maintenance,',
'army appropriations, 2005 $25,764,634,000 budget estimate, 2006 25,316,595,000 house allowance 24,283,245,000 committee recommendation 24,573,795,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of',
'$24,573,795,000. this is $742,800,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this',
'appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006',
'budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance operation and maintenance, army budget activity 1: operating forces',
'land forces divisions 866,129 880,029 866,129 13,900 corps combat forces 430,353 430,353 430,353 corps support forces 351,673 351,673 351,673 echelon',
'above corps support forces 951,681 848,681 848,681 103,000 land forces operations support 1,260,976 1,254,476 1,264,476 +3,500 +10,000 land forces readiness',
'force readiness operations support 1,870,382 1,847,382 1,894,282 +23,900 +46,900 land forces systems readiness 615,063 532,063 606,863 8,200 +74,800 land forces',
'depot maintenance 1,229,926 1,016,926 886,126 343,800 130,800 land forces readiness support base operations support 5,347,826 5,338,826 5,352,476 +4,650 +13,650 fac',
'sustainment, restoration & mod op forces 1,825,518 1,850,518 1,843,518 +18,000 7,000 management & operational headquarters 220,288 210,288 220,288 +10,000 unified',
'commands 102,343 102,343 102,343 miscellaneous activities 230,202 230,202 232,202 +2,000 +2,000 total, budget activity 1 15,302,360 14,893,760 14,899,410 402,950 +5,650',
'budget activity 2: mobilization mobility operations strategic mobilization 248,241 248,241 254,241 +6,000 +6,000 army prepositioned stocks 99,917 99,917 99,917 industrial',
'preparedness 8,833 13,783 16,833 +8,000 +3,050 total, budget activity 2 356,991 361,941 370,991 +14,000 +9,050 budget activity 3: training and',
'recruiting accession training officer acquisition 103,722 103,722 103,722 recruit training 32,125 32,125 32,125 one station unit training 36,538 36,538 36,538',
'senior reserve officers training corps 270,351 272,351 272,351 +2,000 basic skill/advance training specialized skill training 510,526 519,826 520,676 +10,150 +850',
'flight training 635,105 637,105 635,105 2,000 professional development education 114,854 114,854 114,854 training support 668,981 661,681 670,981 +2,000 +9,300 recruiting/other',
'training recruiting and advertising 481,868 481,868 481,868 examining 121,937 121,937 121,937 off duty and voluntary education 262,410 263,410 262,410 1,000',
'civilian education and training 154,232 122,232 122,232 32,000 junior reserve officers training corps 141,416 141,516 141,416 100 total, budget activity',
'3 3,534,065 3,509,165 3,516,215 17,850 +7,050 budget activity 4: admin & servicewide activities security programs security programs 919,796 940,796 941,196',
'+21,400 +400 logistics operations servicewide transportation 581,060 513,060 581,060 +68,000 central supply activities 570,178 460,278 570,178 +109,900 logistics support activities',
'389,696 400,696 387,396 2,300 13,300 ammunition management 354,162 354,162 354,162 servicewide support administration 606,588 606,588 590,088 16,500 16,500 servicewide communications',
'850,053 839,053 825,153 24,900 13,900 manpower management 238,344 238,344 238,344 other personnel support 189,720 189,720 189,720 other service support 850,059',
'850,959 850,059 900 army claims 197,361 197,361 197,361 real estate management 45,451 45,451 45,451 support of other nations international military',
'headquarters 289,447 289,447 289,447 misc. support of other nations 41,264 43,764 41,264 2,500 total, budget activity 4 6,123,179 5,969,679 6,100,879',
'22,300 +131,200 wcf excess carryover 94,700 94,700 94,700 defense information system network costs 25,000 25,000 25,000 audit of dod financial',
'systems 45,000 45,000 45,000 repairs at ft. baker 2,500 2,500 administration and servicewide activities 8,400 +8,400 civilian pay overstatement 17,000',
'17,000 17,000 military to civilian conversions 78,400 47,000 47,000 +31,400 unobligated balances 100,000 85,000 85,000 +15,000 peace time training offset',
'250,000 +250,000 total, operation and maintenance, army 25,316,595 24,283,245 24,573,795 742,800 +290,550 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the',
'adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 40 rfi sustainment peace time offset 103,000',
'50 contractor logistics support unjustified growth 10,000 50 usarpac core warfighting c4 network 13,500 infrastructure 60 cognitive air defense simulators',
'cads 3,000 60 fleece insulated liners for ecwcs 8,000 60 grenade range improvements at fort knox 1,000 60 rx capable',
'dual sized ballistic protective 6,000 eyewear protection system 60 battle command training capability 3,900 60 usarpac deployable c4 systems 2,000',
'70 unjustified growth operations support costs 21,000 70 corrosion prevention and control program 2,000 70 golden hour technology containers 5,000',
'70 alaska land mobile radio almr 3,400 70 ground forces readiness enabler for advanced 1,000 tactical vehicles 70 usarpac gccs',
'operations 1,400 80 remanufactured generator engines 1,000 80 depot maintenance peace time work load adjustment 344,800 90 strengthening the quality',
'of life for military 650 families 90 army conservation and ecosystem management 4,000 100 roof for building 299, rock island',
'arsenal 8,000 100 fort wainwright utilidor repairs 10,000 130 streamlined assistance to the severely wounded 2,000 140 quadruple specialty containers',
'6,000 160 industrial mobilization capacity/unutilized plant 8,000 capacity at rock island arsenal 200 air battle captain 2,000 210 joint air',
'defender simulation training at fort 3,000 bliss 210 language acquisition program for army officers 150 210 military surgeon training initiative',
'for special 3,000 operations combat medic training program 210 multipurpose law enforcement academy for military 1,000 police 210 satellite communications',
'for learning scola 3,000 240 crossroad cluster communities at fort knox 1,000 240 live training instrumentation for amd units 1,000',
'280 civilian intern program 32,000 300 unattended ground sensors 2,000 300 biometrics identity system for access 1,800 300 classified adjustment',
'17,600 330 information assurance vulnerability alert iava 3,000 cell 330 standard army maintenance system enhanced 5,000 330 unjustified growth in',
'library cost 10,300 350 jam resistant secure communications transfer to 16,500 opa 360 general fund enterprise business system gfebs 24,900',
'999 wcf excess carryover 94,700 999 defense information system network costs 25,000 999 audit of dod financial systems 45,000 999',
'unobligated balances 85,000 999 civilian pay overstatement 17,000 999 military to civilian conversion 47,000 total 742,800 army civilian intern program.',
'the committee supports the armys efforts to expand the army civilian intern program, but believes the proposed increase of $51,696,000',
'is unexecutable in fiscal year 2006. therefore, the committee recommends a reduction of $32,000,000 to the budget request. the committee',
'also encourages the army to give special consideration to expanding the civilian intern program in the financial management career field.',
'industrial mobilization capacity. the committee recognizes the critical importance of the industrial mobilization capacity program for offsetting costs to maintain',
'wartime capabilities at department of defense depots, arsenals, and ammunition plants. the committee recommends an additional $8,000,000 for this program',
'at rock island arsenal. the amount provided is in addition to $8,962,000 currently budgeted for industrial mobilization capacity at rock',
'island arsenal. the committee understands the requirement for industrial mobilization capacity funding may decline during fiscal year 2006 due to',
'increased workloads attributable to ongoing contingency operations. the committee directs that any industrial mobilization capacity funding designated for rock island',
'arsenal that is not required for its intended purpose be used for other activities or projects which will create efficiencies',
'or improve operations and work conditions at the arsenal. unit training. the committee recognizes the many challenges facing the army',
'as it converts its combat units from a division based structure to a brigade based force. among those challenges is',
'the need to develop and implement a comprehensive training strategy that optimizes the use of available resources and training tools,',
'and provides combat ready forces to combatant commanders. the committee believes that the maximum use of homestation training should be',
'an integral part of the armys strategy. the use of homestation training can reduce the cost of transporting equipment to',
'combat training centers while maximizing the time available for units to conduct exercises and prepare equipment before deploying in support',
'of contingency operations. the committee encourages the army to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of available training facilities as it transitions',
'to a brigade based force and to give full consideration to the capabilities available at homestation training ranges. operation and',
'maintenance, navy appropriations, 2005 $29,687,245,000 budget estimate, 2006 30,759,889,000 house allowance 30,064,789,000 committee recommendation 30,317,964,000 the committee recommends an appropriation',
'of $30,317,964,000. this is $441,925,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for',
'this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from',
'2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance operation and maintenance, navy budget activity 1: operating',
'forces air operations mission and other flight operations 3,574,529 3,574,529 3,574,529 fleet air training 857,918 857,918 857,918 intermediate maintenance 58,661',
'58,661 58,661 air operations and safety support 114,331 114,331 114,331 air systems support 473,514 480,514 467,514 6,000 13,000 aircraft depot',
'maintenance 961,921 961,921 913,221 48,700 48,700 aircraft depot operations support 124,133 111,883 106,833 17,300 5,050 ship operations mission and other',
'ship operations 2,999,986 3,002,786 2,993,786 6,200 9,000 ship operational support and training 588,395 588,395 588,395 ship depot maintenance 3,967,408 3,967,408',
'3,967,408 ship depot operations support 833,251 834,751 829,951 3,300 4,800 combat operations/support combat communications 298,100 298,100 298,100 electronic warfare 18,422',
'18,422 18,422 space systems & surveillance 156,814 156,814 156,814 warfare tactics 367,830 353,830 367,830 +14,000 operational meteorology & oceanography 259,807',
'259,807 264,107 +4,300 +4,300 combat support forces 1,321,953 1,308,953 1,306,953 15,000 2,000 equipment maintenance 172,958 173,958 172,958 1,000 depot operations',
'support 3,703 3,703 9,703 +6,000 +6,000 weapons support cruise missile 181,294 181,294 181,294 fleet ballistic missile 830,094 830,094 830,094 in',
'service weapons systems support 69,722 51,922 69,722 +17,800 weapons maintenance 473,584 473,584 478,384 +4,800 +4,800 working capital fund support base',
'support facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 1,344,971 1,344,971 1,344,971 base support 3,417,244 3,379,194 3,386,544 30,700 +7,350 total, budget activity 1',
'23,470,543 23,387,743 23,358,443 112,100 29,300 budget activity 2: mobilization ready reserve and prepositioning forces ship prepositioning and surge 533,527 533,527',
'533,527 activations/inactivations aircraft activations/inactivations 3,158 3,158 3,158 ship activations/inactivations 125,629 125,629 125,629 mobilization preparedness fleet hospital program 28,245 28,245 28,245',
'industrial readiness 1,653 1,653 1,653 coast guard support 19,879 19,879 19,879 total, budget activity 2 712,091 712,091 712,091 budget activity',
'3: training and recruiting accession training officer acquisition 123,975 123,975 123,975 recruit training 10,153 10,153 10,153 reserve officers training corps',
'103,539 103,539 103,539 basic skills and advanced training specialized skill training 494,195 495,195 492,195 2,000 3,000 flight training 364,692 364,692',
'364,692 professional development education 134,935 140,935 134,935 6,000 training support 243,596 243,596 244,596 +1,000 +1,000 recruiting, and other training and',
'education recruiting and advertising 282,293 282,293 282,593 +300 +300 off duty and voluntary education 155,646 155,646 155,646 civilian education and',
'training 70,983 70,983 70,983 junior rotc 42,875 45,175 42,875 2,300 total, budget activity 3 2,026,882 2,036,182 2,026,182 700 10,000 budget',
'activity 4: admin & servicewide activities servicewide support administration 739,521 739,521 739,521 external relations 3,517 3,517 3,517 civilian manpower &',
'personnel mgt 100,751 100,751 100,751 military manpower & personnel mgt 212,813 212,813 212,813 other personnel support 250,278 250,278 250,278 servicewide',
'communications 773,261 773,261 748,261 25,000 25,000 logistics operations and technical support servicewide transportation 188,257 188,257 188,257 planning, engineering & design',
'306,919 308,419 306,919 1,500 acquisition and program management 841,706 842,706 841,706 1,000 hull, mechanical & electrical support 46,373 48,373 46,373',
'2,000 combat/weapons systems 46,334 47,334 46,334 1,000 space & electronic warfare systems 75,132 75,132 75,132 security programs security programs 374,329',
'376,329 374,329 2,000 support of other nations international hdqtrs & agencies 10,663 10,663 10,663 other programs other programs 580,519 597,619',
'590,194 +9,675 7,425 total, budget activity 4 4,550,373 4,574,973 4,535,048 15,325 39,925 audit of dod financial system 32,800 32,800 32,800',
'administration and servicewide activities 48,900 +48,900 civilian pay overstatement 172,000 172,000 172,000 military to civilian conversions 76,300 55,000 55,000 +21,300',
'unobligated balances 75,000 54,000 54,000 +21,000 peace time training offset 274,000 +274,000 total, operation and maintenance, navy 30,759,889 30,064,789 30,317,964',
'441,925 +253,175 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee',
'line item recommendation 50 baseline adjustment for one time increase 6,000 60 p 3 ssi sustainment 16,700 60 depot maintenance',
'peace time work load adjustment 32,000 70 navair knowledge management & decision support 6,000 system 70 baseline adjustment for one',
'time increase 8,300 70 growth in converged enterprise resource planning 15,000 80 baseline adjustment for one time increase 6,200 110',
'flame contaminant detection system 1,000 110 baseline adjustment for one time increase 4,300 160 center of excellence for disaster management',
'and 4,300 humanitarian assistance coe 170 training support unjustified growth jfcom 15,000 190 electric start system technology upgrade 5,000 190',
'marine gas turbine photonic sensor 1,000 230 mk 45 mod 5 gun depot overhauls 16,000 230 baseline adjustment for one',
'time increase 11,200 260 navy region northwest counterterrorism program 4,000 260 pmrf flood control 2,500 260 wastewater treatment for nctams',
'2,000 260 base operating support unjustified growth 25,000 260 baseline adjustment for one time increase 14,200 360 baseline adjustment for',
'one time increase 2,000 390 night vision devices in advanced helicopter 1,000 training 400 naval sea cadet corps 300 490',
'defense information system network costs 25,000 999 classified adjustment 9,675 999 audit of dod financial systems 32,800 999 unobligated balances',
'54,000 999 civilian pay overstatement 172,000 999 military to civilian conversion 55,000 total 441,925 u.s. naval sea cadet corps. the',
'committee recommends $300,000 for the u.s. naval sea cadet corps. the amount provided is in addition to $1,700,000 currently budgeted',
'for the program. the committee commends the navy for providing funding for this program in the baseline budget and directs',
'that no less than $2,000,000 be made available for the u.s. naval sea cadet corps in fiscal year 2006. naval',
'shipyard apprentice program. the committee directs that during fiscal year 2006, the navy shall induct classes of no fewer than',
'100 apprentices, respectively, at each of the naval shipyards. the committee further directs the navy to include the costs of',
'the fiscal year 2007 class of apprentices in the budget request. operation and maintenance, marine corps appropriations, 2005 $3,629,901,000 budget',
'estimate, 2006 3,804,926,000 house allowance 3,677,726,000 committee recommendation 3,780,926,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $3,780,926,000. this is $24,000,000 below',
'the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and',
'the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate',
'allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance operation and maintenance, marine corps budget activity 1: operating forces expeditionary forces operational forces',
'479,482 492,082 500,782 +21,300 +8,700 field logistics 416,501 420,501 415,501 1,000 5,000 depot maintenance 113,791 113,791 90,791 23,000 23,000 usmc',
'prepositioning maritime prepositioning 69,343 70,843 69,343 1,500 norway prepositioning 5,081 5,081 5,081 facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 483,005 483,005 483,005',
'base support 1,344,113 1,364,113 1,350,213 +6,100 13,900 total, budget activity 1 2,911,316 2,949,416 2,914,716 +3,400 34,700 budget activity 3: training',
'and recruiting accession training recruit training 10,885 10,885 10,885 officer acquisition 374 374 374 basic skills and advanced training specialized',
'skills training 40,259 40,259 40,259 flight training 178 178 178 professional development education 10,687 10,687 10,687 training support 134,048 134,048',
'134,048 recruiting and other training education recruiting and advertising 115,498 115,498 115,498 off duty and voluntary education 51,221 51,221 51,221',
'junior rotc 16,905 16,905 16,905 facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 67,804 67,804 67,804 base support 120,369 120,369 120,369 total, budget',
'activity 3 568,228 568,228 568,228 budget activity 4: admin & servicewide activities servicewide support special support 243,195 243,195 240,795 2,400',
'2,400 servicewide transportation 38,352 38,352 38,352 administration 27,737 27,737 27,737 facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 3,151 3,151 3,151 base operating',
'support 12,947 12,947 12,947 total, budget activity 4 325,382 325,382 322,982 2,400 2,400 military to civilian conversions 59,400 20,000 20,000',
'+39,400 unobligated balances 10,000 5,000 5,000 +5,000 peace time training offset 95,900 +95,900 total, operation and maintenance, marine corps 3,804,926',
'3,677,726 3,780,926 24,000 +103,200 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of',
'dollars committee line item recommendation 10 acclimate high performance undergarments 2,500 10 all purpose environmental clothing system apecs 8,000 10',
'cold weather clothing and equipment program 2,000 marine corps base layer 10 combat casualty care equipment upgrade 4,000 10 integrated',
'clothing component for mountain cold 3,000 weather clothing & equipment program mcwcep 10 marine advanced combat suit base layer next',
'to 2,500 skin seamless battle apparel 10 marine corps contact glove 3,000 10 miox on the move individual water purification',
'5,000 system 10 mccdc analysis and requirements development 8,700 center of excellence excess growth 20 corrosion assessment teams 2,000 20',
'corrosion prevention and control program 2,000 20 rapid data management system rdms 5,000 20 unjustified growth in logistic support 10,000',
'30 depot maintenance peace time work load adjustment 23,000 70 communications upgrade mbh 4,000 70 communications support for noc 2,100',
'190 audit of dod financial systems 2,400 999 unobligated balances 5,000 999 military to civilian conversion 20,000 total 24,000 operation',
'and maintenance, air force appropriations, 2005 $28,113,533,000 budget estimate, 2006 31,521,136,000 house allowance 30,505,074,000 committee recommendation 30,891,386,000 the committee recommends',
'an appropriation of $30,891,386,000. this is $629,750,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget',
'estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars',
'change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance operation and maintenance, air force budget',
'activity 1: operating forces air operations primary combat forces 4,043,366 4,056,966 4,044,216 +850 12,750 primary combat weapons 287,173 287,173 283,673',
'3,500 3,500 combat enhancement forces 607,049 521,949 522,049 85,000 +100 air operations training 1,401,092 1,360,092 1,380,092 21,000 +20,000 combat communications',
'1,479,650 1,484,650 1,455,750 23,900 28,900 depot maintenance 2,057,399 2,057,399 1,915,399 142,000 142,000 facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 1,027,414 1,057,414 1,070,114',
'+42,700 +12,700 base support 2,286,473 2,206,073 2,196,573 89,900 9,500 combat related operations global c3i and early warning 1,201,149 1,187,649 1,201,149',
'+13,500 navigation/weather support 242,433 244,433 239,833 2,600 4,600 other combat ops support programs 701,889 703,889 697,389 4,500 6,500 jcs exercises',
'29,130 29,130 29,130 management/operational headquarters 255,866 255,866 255,866 tactical intel and other special activities 340,755 340,755 340,755 space operations launch',
'facilities 349,313 349,313 337,413 11,900 11,900 launch vehicles 94,113 97,613 94,113 3,500 space control systems 253,670 253,670 253,670 satellite systems',
'73,610 73,610 73,610 other space operations 277,926 277,926 277,926 facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 180,604 180,604 180,604 base support 554,727',
'554,727 556,727 +2,000 +2,000 total, budget activity 1 17,744,801 17,580,901 17,406,051 338,750 174,850 budget activity 2: mobilization mobility operations airlift',
'operations 2,660,080 2,661,080 2,681,080 +21,000 +20,000 airlift operations c3i 51,326 51,326 51,326 mobilization preparedness 176,764 176,764 176,764 depot maintenance 393,248',
'393,248 393,248 facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 154,650 154,650 154,650 base support 526,338 526,338 526,338 total, budget activity 2 3,962,406',
'3,963,406 3,983,406 +21,000 +20,000 budget activity 3: training and recruiting accession training officer acquisition 79,026 79,026 79,026 recruit training 6,411',
'6,411 6,411 reserve officer training corps rotc 99,856 99,856 99,856 facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 34,304 34,304 34,304 base support',
'academies only 75,128 75,128 75,128 basic skills and advanced training specialized skill training 360,192 349,692 360,192 +10,500 flight training 809,154',
'809,154 809,154 professional development education 178,515 171,515 178,515 +7,000 training support 112,980 122,180 112,980 9,200 depot maintenance 14,095 14,095 14,095',
'facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 157,248 157,248 157,248 base support other training 588,784 581,784 588,784 +7,000 recruiting, and other training',
'and education recruiting and advertising 136,567 136,567 136,567 examining 3,435 3,435 3,435 off duty and voluntary education 187,656 180,656 187,656',
'+7,000 civilian education and training 148,557 154,557 144,557 4,000 10,000 junior rotc 57,573 57,573 57,573 total, budget activity 3 3,049,481',
'3,033,181 3,045,481 4,000 +12,300 budget activity 4: admin & servicewide activities logistics operations logistics operations 881,829 887,429 885,829 +4,000 1,600',
'technical support activities 651,796 656,796 652,796 +1,000 4,000 servicewide transportation 192,354 192,354 192,354 depot maintenance 48,627 48,627 48,627 facilities sustainment,',
'restoration & modernization 248,043 248,043 248,043 base support 1,079,261 1,079,261 1,079,261 servicewide activities administration 348,301 348,301 348,301 servicewide communications 533,574',
'533,574 508,574 25,000 25,000 personnel programs 244,970 244,970 244,970 arms control 48,071 48,071 48,071 other servicewide activities 709,368 715,368 700,868',
'8,500 14,500 other personnel support 42,852 44,352 42,852 1,500 civil air patrol corporation 24,288 24,376 24,288 88 facilities sustainment, restoration',
'& modernization 13,438 13,438 13,438 base support 311,498 314,998 311,498 3,500 security programs security programs 1,365,179 1,355,929 1,363,679 1,500 +7,750',
'support to other nations international support 20,999 20,999 20,999 total, budget activity 4 6,764,448 6,776,886 6,734,448 30,000 42,438 homeland defense',
'education consortium 3,000 +3,000 +3,000 audit of dod financial systems 55,000 55,000 55,000 unobligated balances 70,000 66,000 66,000 +4,000 administration',
'and servicewide activities 130,600 +130,600 military to civilian conversions 172,700 160,000 160,000 +12,700 peace time training offset 476,000 +476,000 total,',
'operation and maintenance, air force 31,521,136 30,505,074 30,891,386 629,750 +386,312 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended',
'by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 10 b 52 attrition reserve 29,000 10 f 15e',
'oxygen concentrator reliability improvement 5,750 program 10 baseline adjustment for one time increase 34,900 10 center for excellence for defense',
'uav education 1,000 20 robust nuclear earth penetrator support 3,500 30 contract logistics support excess growth 85,000 40 training support',
'excess growth 21,000 50 national airborne operations center naoc 700 50 baseline adjustment for one time increase 6,300 50 unjustified',
'growth in cls 18,300 60 aircraft defect detection and performance 1,000 management application 60 f 16 avionics intermediate shop depot',
'replacement 9,000 60 depot maintenance peace time work load adjustment 152,000 70 eielson afb utilidor repairs 10,000 70 building 9480',
'renovation phase ii 15,000 70 parc range upgrade for army/air force integration 17,700 phase iii 80 11th air force range',
'power and fiber upgrades 6,000 80 desktop sustainment architecture, technology and 2,000 interoperability division at hickam air force base 80',
'baseline adjustment for one time increase 17,900 80 base services excess program growth 80,000 100 baseline adjustment for one time',
'increase 2,600 110 baseline adjustment for one time increase 8,500 110 c 17 beddown pacaf 3,000 110 contaminant air processing',
'system 1,000 150 range sustainment engineering excess funding 11,900 210 mission critical power system reliability surveys 2,000 220 c 17',
'beddown pacaf 21,000 360 dod competency based distance education 1,000 initiative with western governors 360 baseline adjustment for one time',
'increase 1,000 430 baseline adjustment for one time increase 4,000 450 hickam afb alternative fuel vehicle program 4,000 460 manufacturing',
'technical assistance and production 1,000 program mtapp 520 defense information system network costs 25,000 560 baseline adjustment for one time',
'increase 8,500 610 classified adjustment 1,500 999 u.s northern command homeland defense education 3,000 consortium 999 audit of dod financial',
'systems 55,000 999 unobligated balances 66,000 999 military to civilian conversion 160,000 total 629,750 unmanned aerial vehicle education. the committee',
'is aware the air force has recognized that the university of north dakotas aerospace studies program offers unique opportunities to',
'focus on uav efforts for the air force and other services. the committee has allocated $1,000,000 for the air force',
'to assist und in establishing a center of excellence for defense uav education to support the air force uav battle',
'lab and the joint uav center of excellence with training, professional development and research in fields such as flight training,',
'air traffic control, and systems management. wendover air force base auxiliary field, nevada. the committee urges the air force to',
'proceed expeditiously with the environmental clearances required to implement section 2843 of public law 107 314, the national defense authorization',
'act, 2003, the wendover air force base auxiliary field transfer to the city of west wendover, nevada and tooele county,',
'utah. b 52h self protection system. the committee is aware that the air force is addressing a possible shortfall in',
'spare parts to support the b 52h alq 155 self protection system and that current sustainment funding may be insufficient',
'to meet the requirement. therefore, the committee directs the air force to provide a report by december 30, 2005 which',
'explains the air force plan to sustain the b 52h alq 155 self protection system, addresses spares requirements, parts obsolescence,',
'and overall readiness of this critical b 52h subsystem. operation and maintenance, defense wide appropriations, 2005 $17,449,619,000 budget estimate, 2006',
'18,453,469,000 house allowance 18,438,916,000 committee recommendation 18,517,218,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $18,517,218,000. this is $63,749,000 above the budget',
'estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee',
'recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation',
'budget house estimate allowance operation and maintenance, defense wide budget activity 1: operating forces joint chiefs of staff 580,883 265,219',
'262,719 318,164 2,500 special operations command 2,205,693 2,003,847 2,017,397 188,296 +13,550 total, budget activity 1 2,786,576 2,269,066 2,280,116 506,460 +11,050',
'budget activity 2: mobilization defense logistics agency 39,693 39,693 budget activity 3: training and recruiting american forces information service 14,679',
'14,679 defense acquisition university 105,601 105,601 105,601 defense contract audit agency 5,605 5,605 defense human resources activity 32,726 32,726 defense',
'security service 7,543 7,543 defense threat reduction agency 5,728 5,728 special operations command 124,181 124,181 +124,181 national defense university 67,158',
'71,158 68,658 +1,500 2,500 total, budget activity 3 172,759 367,221 298,440 +125,681 68,781 budget activity 4: admin & servicewide activities',
'american forces information service 147,992 133,313 147,992 +14,679 civil military programs 100,468 102,968 116,468 +16,000 +13,500 defense contract audit agency',
'379,947 374,342 379,947 +5,605 defense finance and accounting service 5,481 5,481 5,481 defense legal services agency 38,412 38,412 38,412 defense',
'logistics agency 305,835 285,142 330,835 +25,000 +45,693 defense pow/missing persons office 16,105 16,105 16,105 defense technology security administration 21,697 21,697',
'21,697 defense threat reduction agency 320,099 314,371 320,099 +5,728 department of defense dependents education 1,769,628 1,796,128 1,777,628 +8,000 18,500 defense',
'human resources activity 402,798 358,272 401,998 800 +43,726 defense contract management agency 1,044,322 1,044,322 1,044,322 defense information systems services agency',
'1,045,125 1,045,125 1,025,125 20,000 20,000 defense security cooperation agency 143,966 143,966 143,966 defense security service 282,468 254,925 272,468 10,000 +17,543',
'office of economic adjustment 30,463 77,613 140,863 +110,400 +63,250 office of the secretary of defense 778,858 800,108 737,558 41,300 62,550',
'special operations command 64,115 64,115 +64,115 joint chiefs of staff 295,664 303,164 +303,164 +7,500 washington headquarters services 473,483 459,083 467,583',
'5,900 +8,500 total, budget activity 4 7,307,147 7,631,152 7,755,826 +448,679 +124,674 impact aid 30,000 30,000 +30,000 impact aid for children',
'with disabilities 5,000 +5,000 +5,000 special assistance to local education agencies 10,000 +10,000 +10,000 parents as teachers 1,000 +1,000 +1,000',
'citizen soldier support program 2,000 +2,000 +2,000 other programs 8,186,987 8,144,784 8,160,836 26,151 +16,052 unobligated balances 43,000 26,000 26,000 +17,000',
'total, operation and maintenance, defense wide 18,453,469 18,438,916 18,517,218 +63,749 +78,302 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments',
'recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 10 tjs ba realignment 303,164 10 cocom initiative',
'fund 5,000 10 management headquarters excess growth 10,000 20 conversion of ltatv to jp8 powered engines 2,000 20 factory refurbishment',
'of naval special warfare 1,000 rigid inflatable boats 20 classified adjustment 3,000 20 socom ba realignment 188,296 40 strategic language',
'initiative 1,500 45 socom ba realignment 124,181 60 national guard youth challenge program 15,000 60 dod starbase program 1,000 130',
'procurement technical assistance program 7,000 130 partnet/net inventory and subassembly 3,000 130 center for supply chain management 15,000 170 mathematics',
'and technology teachers development 1,000 dodea 170 english literature curriculum development 1,000 170 idea international galena 5,000 170 dodea repair',
'and improvement of existing windows 1,000 and doors 180 dimhrs 7,000 180 impact jems jobs/employment for military 1,000 spouses 180',
'dlamp program growth 4,000 180 defense business fellow program 4,800 200 defense information system network costs 20,000 220 psi for',
'industry unjustified growth 10,000 240 bulkhead construction at military ocean terminal 4,000 bayonne motby 240 sewer replacement at mcclellan afb',
'2,900 240 telecommunication upgrades at kodiak launch 14,500 complex 240 uchsc dch fitzsimons medical campus 3,000 240 port of anchorage',
'intermodal marine facility 10,000 project 240 increase assistance to local communities 60,000 240 locomotives/rail cars to support deployment of 16,000',
'stryker brigade 250 osd studies and initiatives 3,000 250 compatible use buffer program 20,000 250 capital cost sharing 61,300 250',
'information assurance scholarships 3,000 260 pentagon integrated campus pilot program 5,000 260 child development center planning budget 4,400 justification error',
'260 egov program growth 6,500 270 tjs ba realignment 303,164 280 socom ba realignment 64,115 999 classified adjustment 26,151 999',
'citizen soldier support program 2,000 999 impact aid 30,000 999 impact aid for children with disabilities 5,000 999 special assistance',
'to local education agencies 10,000 999 parents as teachers 1,000 999 unobligated balances 26,000 total 63,749 idea international. the committee',
'recommends $5,000,000 for idea international, inc. which serves military home schooling families throughout the pacific. the committee recognizes that there',
'was a break in the existing contract, but urges the department of defense dependent schools to continue with this contractual',
'vehicle to ensure that this program continues without interruption. corrosion control. the committee commends the department for establishing the office',
'of corrosion policy and oversight within the office of the secretary of defense, but remains concerned that the department has',
'not adequately funded corrosion prevention programs. therefore, the committee recommends an additional $6,000,000 for corrosion control programs administered by the',
'services, and encourages the department to identify additional resources during the year of execution that can be used for department',
'wide oversight, coordination, and policy initiatives. task management. within the department there are tasks, business processes and collaboration activities that',
'require tracking and management. the committee is concerned that the department utilizes different methods of tracking and managing this information.',
'many individual commands, agencies, and services are modernizing their systems using commercial, off the shelf, collaborative tasking software that allows',
'dod organizations to leverage technologies they already own. the committee recognizes the benefits of using an electronic tasking software application',
'that is simple to use, provides collaborative capabilities, is easy to administer, web enabled, and can be integrated with existing',
'software applications. the committee directs the secretary of defense to investigate available options to modernize and synchronize task management systems',
'across the department and to provide a report to the congressional defense committees by may 1, 2006. legacy resource management',
'program. the committee commends the department of defense for requesting funds to continue the legacy resource management program. from within',
'these funds, the committee encourages the department to continue naval archaeology programs in the lake champlain basin. operation and maintenance,',
'army reserve appropriations, 2005 $1,991,128,000 budget estimate, 2006 1,987,382,000 house allowance 1,995,582,000 committee recommendation 1,956,482,000 the committee recommends an appropriation',
'of $1,956,482,000. this is $30,900,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for',
'this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from',
'2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance operation and maintenance, army reserve budget activity 1:',
'operating forces land forces division forces 25,875 25,875 25,975 +100 +100 corps combat forces 19,133 19,133 19,133 corps support forces',
'248,116 248,116 248,116 echelon above corps forces 129,191 129,191 129,191 land forces operations support 372,625 372,625 372,625 land forces readiness',
'forces readiness operations support 177,121 177,121 177,121 land forces system readiness 81,562 81,562 81,562 depot maintenance 97,309 97,309 97,309 land',
'forces readiness support base support 462,716 482,716 463,216 +500 19,500 facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 204,370 204,370 204,370 additional activities',
'5,763 5,763 5,763 total, budget activity 1 1,823,781 1,843,781 1,824,381 +600 19,400 budget activity 4: admin & servicewide activities administration',
'and servicewide activities administration 58,298 58,298 58,298 servicewide communications 9,293 9,293 9,293 personnel/financial admin manpower mgt 7,577 7,577 7,577 recruiting',
'and advertising 88,433 88,433 88,433 total, budget activity 4 163,601 163,601 163,601 unobligated balances 17,800 11,500 11,500 +6,300 cost avoidance',
'for mobilized miltechs 20,000 20,000 20,000 us army reserve it consolidation 2,000 2,000 tactical operations center elams/meccs 4,000 4,000 total,',
'operation and maintenance, army reserve 1,987,382 1,995,582 1,956,482 30,900 39,100 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended',
'by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 10 extended cold weather clothing system ecwcs 2,000 10',
'cost adjustment for flying hours 1,900 90 strengthening the quality of life for military 500 families 999 unobligated balances 11,500',
'999 cost avoidance for mobilized miltechs 20,000 total 30,900 operation and maintenance, navy reserve appropriations, 2005 $1,237,638,000 budget estimate, 2006',
'1,245,695,000 house allowance 1,246,395,000 committee recommendation 1,239,295,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,239,295,000. this is $6,400,000 below the budget',
'estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee',
'recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation',
'budget house estimate allowance operation and maintenance, navy reserve budget activity 1: operating forces reserve air operations mission and other',
'flight operations 518,962 518,962 518,962 intermediate maintenance 16,250 16,250 16,250 air operation and safety support 2,179 2,179 2,179 aircraft depot',
'maintenance 141,907 146,907 141,907 5,000 aircraft depot ops support 374 374 374 reserve ship operations mission and other ship operations',
'61,711 61,711 61,711 ship operational support and training 537 537 537 ship depot maintenance 71,895 71,895 71,895 ship depot operations',
'support 631 631 631 reserve combat operations support combat communications 7,613 7,613 7,613 combat support forces 217,255 220,255 217,255 3,000',
'reserve weapons support weapons maintenance 5,070 5,070 7,070 +2,000 +2,000 base support facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 62,788 67,788 62,788',
'5,000 base support 109,878 109,878 109,878 total, budget activity 1 1,217,050 1,230,050 1,219,050 +2,000 11,000 budget activity 4: admin &',
'servicewide activities administration and servicewide activities administration 4,871 4,871 4,871 military manpower & personnel 9,037 9,037 9,037 servicewide communications 3,907',
'3,907 3,907 combat/weapons system 5,385 5,385 5,385 other servicewide support 5,445 5,445 5,445 total, budget activity 4 28,645 28,645 28,645',
'unobligated balances 12,300 8,400 8,400 +3,900 total, operation and maintenance, navy reserve 1,245,695 1,246,395 1,239,295 6,400 7,100 committee recommended adjustments',
'the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 120 maritime',
'domain awareness support 2,000 999 unobligated balances 8,400 total 6,400 operation and maintenance, marine corps reserve appropriations, 2005 $187,196,000 budget',
'estimate, 2006 199,934,000 house allowance 210,034,000 committee recommendation 197,734,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $197,734,000. this is $2,200,000 below',
'the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and',
'the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate',
'allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance operation and maintenance, marine corps reserve budget activity 1: operating forces mission forces operating',
'forces 45,812 57,812 47,812 +2,000 10,000 depot maintenance 13,964 13,964 13,964 training support 26,079 26,079 26,079 facilities sustainment, restoration &',
'modernization 10,105 10,105 10,105 base support 70,729 70,729 70,729 total, budget activity 1 166,689 178,689 168,689 +2,000 10,000 budget activity',
'4: admin & servicewide activities administration and servicewide activities special support 11,975 11,975 9,675 2,300 2,300 servicewide transportation 815 815',
'815 administration 7,898 7,898 7,898 recruiting and advertising 8,066 8,066 8,066 base support 4,491 4,491 4,491 total, budget activity 4',
'33,245 33,245 30,945 2,300 2,300 unobligated balances 1,900 1,900 1,900 total, o&m, marine corps reserve 199,934 210,034 197,734 2,200 12,300',
'committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item',
'recommendation 10 portable tent lighting 2,000 60 audit of dod financial systems 2,300 999 unobligated balances 1,900 total 2,200 operation',
'and maintenance, air force reserve appropriations, 2005 $2,242,590,000 budget estimate, 2006 2,501,686,000 house allowance 2,520,886,000 committee recommendation 2,474,286,000 the committee',
'recommends an appropriation of $2,474,286,000. this is $27,400,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the',
'budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of',
'dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance operation and maintenance, air force',
'reserve budget activity 1: operating forces air operations primary combat forces 1,585,504 1,585,504 1,585,504 mission support operations 85,545 85,545 85,545',
'depot maintenance 377,817 387,817 377,817 10,000 facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization 55,764 55,764 50,364 5,400 5,400 base support 288,387 288,387',
'288,387 total, budget activity 1 2,393,017 2,403,017 2,387,617 5,400 15,400 budget activity 4: admin & servicewide activities administration and servicewide',
'activities administration 64,017 64,017 64,017 recruiting and advertising 15,854 15,854 15,854 military manpower and personnel management 21,095 21,095 21,095 other',
'personnel support 7,052 7,052 7,052 audiovisual 651 651 651 total, budget activity 4 108,669 108,669 108,669 932nd airlift wing operations',
'and training 23,100 23,100 cost avoidance for mobilized miltechs 7,000 7,000 7,000 unobligated balances 13,900 15,000 15,000 1,100 total, operation',
'and maintenance, air force reserve 2,501,686 2,520,886 2,474,286 27,400 46,600 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended',
'by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 40 adjustment to fund sustainment at dod goal 5,400',
'999 unobligated balances 15,000 999 cost avoidance for mobilized miltechs 7,000 total 27,400 operation and maintenance, army national guard appropriations,',
'2005 $4,442,386,000 budget estimate, 2006 4,509,719,000 house allowance 4,534,419,000 committee recommendation 4,428,119,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $4,428,119,000. this',
'is $81,600,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the',
'committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house',
'committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance operation and maintenance, army national guard budget activity 1: operating forces',
'land forces divisions 600,818 600,818 595,718 5,100 5,100 corps combat forces 530,869 530,869 530,869 corps support forces 322,856 322,856 322,856',
'echelon above corps forces 606,026 606,026 604,526 1,500 1,500 land forces operations support 26,077 26,077 21,777 4,300 4,300 land forces',
'readiness force readiness operations support 227,670 227,670 245,170 +17,500 +17,500 land forces systems readiness 126,496 126,496 136,696 +10,200 +10,200 land',
'forces depot maintenance 255,367 255,367 255,367 land forces readiness support base operations support 610,219 630,219 604,319 5,900 25,900 facilities sustainment,',
'restoration & modernization 391,544 391,544 401,544 +10,000 +10,000 management & operational headquarters 406,794 406,794 406,794 miscellaneous activities 65,363 65,363 49,563',
'15,800 15,800 total, budget activity 1 4,170,099 4,190,099 4,175,199 +5,100 14,900 budget activity 4: admin & servicewide activities administration and',
'servicewide activities staff management administration 111,552 111,552 104,752 6,800 6,800 information management servicewide communications 52,814 53,814 48,814 4,000 5,000 personnel',
'administration manpower management 50,653 50,653 50,653 recruiting and advertising 124,601 124,601 124,601 total, budget activity 4 339,620 340,620 328,820 10,800',
'11,800 angel gate academy 3,000 3,000 national emergency and disaster information center 2,000 2,000 joint training and experimentation program 4,000',
'4,000 national guard global education project 500 500 adv emergency medical response training program 2,500 2,500 homeland operational planning system',
'10,000 10,000 unobligated balances 48,100 35,900 35,900 +12,200 erp for army guard installations 2,000 2,000 regional geospatial service center 1,000',
'1,000 community emerg response/info analysis center 1,000 1,000 strategic biodefense initiative 10,000 10,000 advanced starting systems 500 500 internal airlift,',
'helicopter slingable units isus 4,000 4,000 advanced solar covers 3,200 3,200 civil support team trainer cstt program 1,000 1,000 rcas',
'5,000 5,000 florida ng operation family safe at home 2,100 2,100 cost avoidance for mobilized miltechs 40,000 40,000 40,000 total,',
'o & m, army national guard 4,509,719 4,534,419 4,428,119 81,600 106,300 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments',
'recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item recommendation 10 baseline adjustment for one time increase 5,100',
'40 baseline adjustment for one time increase 1,500 50 baseline adjustment for one time increase 4,300 60 blss kit pasgt',
'retro fit suspension system 2,500 60 extended cold weather clothing system ecwcs 2,000 60 joint interagency training center east 10,000',
'60 operator driving simulators 3,000 70 information technology continuity of operations 7,200 70 regional geospatial service center 3,000 90 hawaii',
'wireless interoperability network hwin 500 90 communicator automated emergency notification 2,500 system 90 baseline adjustment for one time increase 8,900',
'100 facility needs at national guard training center, 10,000 fort stewart 120 baseline adjustment for one time increase 18,300 120',
'lewis and clark bicentennial commemoration 2,500 support 130 baseline adjustment for one time increase 6,800 140 baseline adjustment for one',
'time increase 4,000 999 unobligated balances 35,900 999 cost avoidance for mobilized miltechs 40,000 total 81,600 information operations. the committee',
'is aware that the air and army national guard information operations programs have given the national guard an entirely new',
'capability to fight along with active duty forces. the program trains and supports guard and active duty units capable of',
'protecting critical infrastructure and conducting information operations. the committee understands that this mission is still emerging within the entire military',
'and encourages the national guard bureau to identify funding within existing resources to continue these important air and army national',
'guard programs during fiscal year 2006. operation and maintenance, air national guard appropriations, 2005 $4,472,738,000 budget estimate, 2006 4,724,091,000 house',
'allowance 4,732,306,000 committee recommendation 4,681,291,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $4,681,291,000. this is $42,800,000 below the budget estimate. committee',
'recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments',
'to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house',
'estimate allowance operation and maintenance, air national guard budget activity 1: operating forces air operations aircraft operations 2,938,127 2,947,442 2,942,427',
'+4,300 5,015 mission support operations 497,447 497,447 490,847 6,600 6,600 depot maintenance 612,807 612,807 612,807 facilities sustainment, restoration & modernization',
'169,791 184,791 169,791 15,000 base support 467,517 468,517 460,017 7,500 8,500 total, budget activity 1 4,685,689 4,711,004 4,675,889 9,800 35,115',
'budget activity 4: admin & servicewide activities servicewide activities administration 28,949 28,949 28,949 recruiting and advertising 9,453 9,453 9,453 total,',
'budget activity 4 38,402 38,402 38,402 cost avoidance for mobilized miltechs 8,000 8,000 8,000 unobligated balances 22,100 25,000 25,000 2,900',
'distributed training technology project 3,000 3,000 eagle vision 2,000 2,000 total, o&m, air national guard 4,724,091 4,732,306 4,681,291 42,800 51,015',
'committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee line item',
'recommendation 10 166th information operations squadron 1,500 10 combat arms training system cats 5,000 10 baseline adjustment for one time',
'increase 2,200 20 national guard state partnership program 2,500 20 baseline adjustment for one time increase 9,100 50 baseline adjustment',
'for one time increase 7,500 999 unobligated balances 25,000 999 cost avoidance for mobilized miltechs 8,000 total 42,800 overseas contingency',
'operations transfer account appropriations, 2005 $10,000,000 budget estimate, 2006 20,000,000 house allowance 20,000,000 committee recommendation the committee recommends no appropriation.',
'this is $20,000,000 below the budget estimate. the committee is disappointed that the department did not submit budget justification materials',
'for the overseas contingency operations transfer fund and contingency operations as required by section 8116 of public law 108 287,',
'the department of defense appropriations act, 2005. without the appropriate justification materials, the committee was unable to evaluate the need',
'for the transfer fund and therefore provided no appropriation. u.s. court of appeals for the armed forces appropriations, 2005 $10,825,000',
'budget estimate, 2006 11,236,000 house allowance 11,236,000 committee recommendation 11,236,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $11,236,000. this is equal',
'to the budget estimate. environmental restoration, army appropriations, 2005 $400,948,000 budget estimate, 2006 407,865,000 house allowance 407,865,000 committee recommendation 407,865,000',
'the committee recommends an appropriation of $407,865,000. this is equal to the budget estimate. environmental restoration, navy appropriations, 2005 $266,820,000',
'budget estimate, 2006 305,275,000 house allowance 305,275,000 committee recommendation 305,275,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $305,275,000. this is equal',
'to the budget estimate. environmental restoration, air force appropriations, 2005 $397,368,000 budget estimate, 2006 406,461,000 house allowance 406,461,000 committee recommendation',
'406,461,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $406,461,000. this is equal to the budget estimate. environmental restoration, defense wide appropriations,',
'2005 $23,684,000 budget estimate, 2006 28,167,000 house allowance 28,167,000 committee recommendation 28,167,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $28,167,000. this',
'is equal to the budget estimate. environmental restoration, formerly used defense sites appropriations, 2005 $266,516,000 budget estimate, 2006 221,921,000 house',
'allowance 221,921,000 committee recommendation 271,921,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $271,921,000. this is $50,000,000 above the budget estimate. the',
'committee is disappointed that the budget estimate for cleanup of formerly used defense sites fuds is below the amount authorized',
'and appropriated in fiscal year 2005. the committee notes that more than 2,100 formerly used defense sites have been identified',
'but still require remediation action. the estimated cost to complete remediation at fuds sites is more than $17,000,000,000. in light',
'of the substantial clean up challenges that remain, the committee recommends $50,000,000 above the budget estimate. overseas humanitarian, disaster, and',
'civic aid appropriations, 2005 $59,000,000 budget estimate, 2006 61,546,000 house allowance 61,546,000 committee recommendation 61,546,000 the committee recommends an appropriation',
'of $61,546,000. this is equal to the budget estimate. former soviet union threat reduction appropriations, 2005 $409,200,000 budget estimate, 2006',
'415,549,000 house allowance 415,549,000 committee recommendation 415,549,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $415,549,000. this is equal to the budget',
'estimate. title iii procurement funds appropriated under this title provide the resources required to purchase military equipment and hardware, including',
'aircraft, helicopters, ships, missiles, combat vehicles, ammunition, weapons, electronic sensors and communications equipment, and other procurement items. the presidents fiscal',
'year 2006 budget requests a total of $76,635,410,000 for procurement appropriations. summary of committee action the committee recommends procurement appropriations',
'totaling $75,817,187,000 for fiscal year 2006. this is $818,223,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended procurement appropriations for fiscal year',
'2006 are summarized below: summary of procurement appropriations in thousands of dollars change from account 2006 budget committee budget estimate',
'recommendation estimate aircraft procurement, army 2,800,880 2,562,480 238,400 missile procurement, army 1,270,850 1,214,919 55,931 procurement of weapons and tracked combat',
'vehicles, army 1,660,149 1,359,465 300,684 procurement of ammunition, army 1,720,872 1,708,680 12,192 other procurement, army 4,302,634 4,426,531 +123,897 aircraft procurement,',
'navy 10,517,126 9,880,492 636,634 weapons procurement, navy 2,707,841 2,593,341 114,500 procurement of ammunition, navy and marine corps 872,849 832,791 40,058',
'shipbuilding and conversion, navy 8,721,165 8,677,887 43,278 other procurement, navy 5,487,818 5,293,157 194,661 procurement, marine corps 1,377,705 1,361,605 16,100 aircraft',
'procurement, air force 11,973,933 12,729,492 +755,559 missile procurement, air force 5,490,287 5,068,974 421,313 procurement of ammunition, air force 1,031,207 996,111',
'35,096 other procurement, air force 14,002,689 14,048,439 +45,750 procurement, defense wide 2,677,832 2,572,250 105,582 national guard and reserve equipment 422,000',
'+422,000 defense production act purchases 19,573 68,573 +49,000 total 76,635,410 75,817,187 818,223 committee recommendations the committee has displayed recommended adjustments',
'in tables presented under each appropriation account. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs',
'which are lower priority, duplicative, or not supported by firm requirements in out year development or procurement appropriations; deletion of',
'excess funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls',
'in the budget estimate; and implementation of recommendations in s. 1042, the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2006.',
'the committee directs that the funding increases outlined in these tables shall be provided only for the specific purposes indicated',
'in the table. procurement overview advanced precision kill weapon system apkws. the primary objective of the apkws program is to',
'design, manufacture, and test a cost effective laser guided rocket utilizing the existing propulsion system and warheads of the legacy',
'hydra 70 rocket system. the committee has supported this program since inception and was disappointed to learn of the armys',
'decision to curtail development efforts in february 2005. the committee was further disappointed to learn the army now plans to',
'recompete the program and has issued a request for information with essentially identical technical requirements as the curtailed apkws program.',
'while the army cites cost, schedule and performance issues for apkws program curtailment, the committee notes the program was on',
'plan to enter production in fiscal year 2006, was on a path to meet the specified cost objective by 2009,',
'and conducted a successful flight test in january 2005 that incorporated all the corrective measures derived from earlier flights. it',
'is unclear why the army would embark on a new program and delay fielding of this capability to our warfighters,',
'by a minimum of 2 years, when cost, schedule, and performance does not support the rationale for program curtailment. therefore,',
'the committee directs the government accountability office to conduct a review of the program, acquisition management and its requirements and',
'to report findings to the congressional defense committees no later than march 15, 2006. due to the decisions to curtail',
'development efforts and recompete the program, the army has extended the research and development phase of the program by approximately',
'2 years and delayed initial production until fiscal year 2008. as a result of these delays, the following funding adjustments',
'are included in the committees recommendation: committee recommended adjustments in thousands of dollars amount reductions: missile procurement, army 27,931 procurement',
'of ammunition, navy and marine corps 8,079 research, development, test and evaluation, army apkws 4,879 simulator research, development, test and',
'evaluation, navy 10,000 total 50,889 rescission: research, development, test and evaluation, army 2005/ 4,300 2006 total 4,300 grand total 55,189',
'body armor. the committee believes it would be a serious mistake and a threat to our national security to allow',
'american armed forces to become dependent on foreign suppliers for the technology or manufacturing of personal armoring systems that have',
'already saved many lives in iraq. therefore, the committee encourages the under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics',
'to ensure that armor plates or other vital finished components acquired by the department of defense be manufactured by american',
'owned companies. joint common missile jcm. the fiscal year 2006 budget request proposes terminating the jcm program, which is developing',
'the next generation air to ground missile for the department of the army and department of the navy. the missile',
'would be carried by rotary and fixed wing platforms as well as selected ground platforms. the committee notes that jcm',
'is the only air to ground missile in development with potential to fulfill critical capability requirements during the joint capabilities',
'integration and development system jcids process. therefore, the committee encourages the secretary of defense to reevaluate the cancellation of the',
'jcm program. in addition, the committee directs the secretary of defense to submit a report to the congressional defense committees',
'no later than december 30, 2005, that explains how the department of defense will mitigate the capability gaps identified in',
'the jcids analysis and provides a cost comparison analysis of continuing the jcm program versus jcm termination and continued procurement',
'of legacy air to ground missiles to fulfill mission requirements. littoral combat ship lcs. the committee remains supportive of the',
'lcs program and the unique warfighting capabilities these small modular combatants promise to provide. however, the committee is concerned about',
'the lingering instability of program requirements and thus costs. since program inception, the total number of lcss reportedly required to',
'attain an effective warfighting capability has fluctuated significantly. such fluctuations create concern that lcs is being used as a mechanism',
'to artificially inflate the total number of ships in an already unstable shipbuilding program. the committee remains focused on the',
'warfighting prowess each ship and submarine provides the fleet rather than on the total number of vessels in the navys',
'inventory. the committee views the lcs as a supplement to naval warfighting rather than a replacement for major combatants. in',
'terms of program costs, the committee understands that both hull and mission module performance specifications and thus projected costs for',
'the lcs program are dramatically increasing. the committee reminds the navy that the appeal of the lcs is its relative',
'simplicity of design and low cost. c 130j/kc 130. the presidents budget requests $98,983,000 in procurement funds for the air',
'force c 130j program and $1,092,743,000 to procure 12 marine corps kc 130 aircraft. in addition, the budget proposes termination',
'of the program after fiscal year 2006. since submission of the presidents budget, the secretary of defense has notified the',
'congress of his intent to reverse this termination decision. the committee is pleased that the secretary has chosen to reverse',
'this decision and recommends a more appropriate and executable distribution of the requested funding. the committee recommends $447,296,000 for procurement',
'of six kc 130s and $71,000 for advance procurement for an additional six aircraft in fiscal year 2007. in addition,',
'the committee recommends $516,600,000 for procurement of seven c 130j aircraft and advance procurement funds for nine aircraft in fiscal',
'year 2007. aircraft procurement, army appropriations, 2005 $2,854,541,000 budget estimate, 2006 2,800,880,000 house allowance 2,879,380,000 committee recommendation 2,562,480,000 the committee',
'recommends an appropriation of $2,562,480,000. this is $238,400,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the',
'budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in',
'thousands committee change from line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate aircraft',
'procurement, army aircraft fixed wing 1 utility f/w cargo aircraft 4,926 4,926 4,926 rotary 3 armed reconnaissance helicopter 70,000 70,000',
'70,000 4 helicopter, light utility 108,000 108,000 63,000 45,000 5 uh 60 blackhawk myp 41 505,650 45 580,650 41 505,650',
'6 uh 60 blackhawk myp ap cy 79,052 79,052 79,052 7 helicopter new training 4,000 +4,000 total, aircraft 767,628 842,628',
'656,628 111,000 modification of aircraft 10 ah 64 mods 580,392 590,392 524,292 56,100 11 ah 64 mods ap cy 19,000',
'19,000 19,000 12 ch 47 cargo helicopter mods 651,343 651,343 655,843 +4,500 13 ch 47 cargo helicopter mods ap cy',
'24,689 24,689 24,689 14 utility/cargo airplane mods 13,575 13,575 13,575 16 aircraft long range mods 779 779 779 17 longbow',
'84,513 84,513 84,513 19 uh 60 mods 33,294 35,094 45,294 +12,000 21 kiowa warrior 24,478 24,478 24,478 22 airborne avionics',
'106,124 93,824 106,124 23 gatm rollup 31,542 31,542 31,542 25 spare parts air 3,948 3,948 3,948 total, modification of aircraft',
'1,573,677 1,573,177 1,534,077 39,600 support equipment and facilities ground support avionics 26 aircraft survivability equipment 11,200 11,200 11,200 27 ase',
'infrared cm 211,151 211,151 141,551 69,600 other support 28 airborne command & control 28,055 28,055 28,055 29 avionics support equipment',
'3,418 3,418 3,418 30 common ground equipment 70,436 70,436 63,436 7,000 31 aircrew integrated systems 29,352 33,352 29,352 32 air',
'traffic control 62,399 62,399 62,399 33 industrial facilities 41,222 41,222 41,222 34 launcher, 2.75 rocket 2,342 2,342 2,342 total, support',
'equipment and 459,575 463,575 371,775 87,800 facilities total, aircraft procurement, army 2,800,880 2,879,380 2,562,480 238,400 committee recommended adjustments the following',
'table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars change from line item 2006 budget committee budget',
'estimate recommendation estimate 3armed 70,000 70,000 reconnaissance helicopter transfer to 70,000 r,d,t&e,army 4helicopter, light 108,000 63,000 45,000 utility luh program',
'delays 45,000 7helicopter new 4,000 +4,000 training usapt +4,000 10ah 64 mods 580,392 524,292 56,100 vibration +4,500 management enhancement program',
'r&s kits 60,600 buying ahead of need 12ch 47 cargo 651,343 655,843 +4,500 helicopter mods ch 47 2nd +4,500 source',
'qualification for transmission parts 19uh 60 mods 33,294 45,294 +12,000 uh 60 search +4,000 and rescue thermal imaging upgrades an/aaq',
'22 flir +8,000 26aircraft 11,200 11,200 survivability equipment transfer to 11,200 title ix 27ase infrared cm 211,151 141,551 69,600 atircm',
'transf 69,600 er to title ix 30common ground 70,436 63,436 7,000 equipment arh transfer 9,000 to r,d,t&e,army aviation +2,000 maintenance',
'fall protection platforms army aviation. the advent of army modularity and the termination of the comanche program in fiscal year',
'2005 presented the army with a considerable challenge in how to both modernize and restructure the overall aviation force during',
'a time of war. since being presented with this challenge, definite progress has been made in defining force structure requirements',
'and establishing aviation modernization plans to meet those requirements. the army is currently endeavoring to properly validate requirements, establish programs',
'of record and develop technologies that promise the capabilities necessary to operate successfully in a wartime environment. however, due to',
'the amount of time required to effectively establish sound aviation acquisition programs, the army has had to make imperfect decisions',
'about the redistribution of resources from the comanche program. one example is the armed reconnaissance helicopter arh program. the presidents',
'budget requests $70,000,000 for procurement of arh aircraft. however, based on the unanticipated need to integrate additional capabilities into an',
'off the shelf helicopter and the ongoing refining of cost estimates, the army has requested and the committee recommends transferring',
'the $70,000,000 requested to the research, development, test and evaluation, army appropriation. the presidents budget also requests $108,000,000 to procure',
'33 light utility helicopters luh. however, the overall program is still awaiting approval of an official acquisition strategy and a',
'positive milestone c decision. therefore, based on overall program immaturity and underexecution of resources previously provided, the committee recommends reducing',
'the budget request by $45,000,000. the committee understands that the army is likely to require additional budgetary and programmatic changes',
'necessary to achieve its aviation modernization goals and encourages the secretary of the army to keep the committee informed of',
'its plans. missile procurement, army appropriations, 2005 $1,307,000,000 budget estimate, 2006 1,270,850,000 house allowance 1,239,350,000 committee recommendation 1,214,919,000 the committee',
'recommends an appropriation of $1,214,919,000. this is $55,931,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the',
'budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in',
'thousands committee change from line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate missile',
'procurement, army other missiles surface to air missile system 1 patriot system summary 108 489,700 108 489,700 108 489,700 3',
'surface launched amraam system summary 19,315 19,315 19,315 air to surface missile system 4 hellfire sys summary 80,073 80,073 80,073',
'5 apkws advanced precision kill weapon 600 27,931 300 3,931 600 27,931 system anti tank/assault missile system 7 javelin aaws',
'm system summary 57,636 57,636 57,636 10 tow 2 system summary 27,207 27,207 2,207 25,000 11 tow 2 advance procurement',
'cy 18,900 18,900 18,900 12 guided mlrs rocket gmlrs 1,026 124,814 1,026 124,814 1,026 124,814 13 mlrs reduced range practice',
'rockets 900 7,726 900 7,726 900 7,726 rrpr 14 mlrs launcher systems 20,787 20,787 20,787 15 himars launcher 35 174,929',
'35 167,429 35 174,929 16 army tactical msl sys atacms sys sum 45 58,458 45 58,458 45 58,458 total, other',
'missiles 1,107,476 1,075,976 1,054,545 52,931 modification of missiles modifications 17 patriot mods 77,411 77,411 77,411 19 javelin missile mods 14,007',
'14,007 14,007 20 itas/tow mods 9,587 9,587 9,587 21 mlrs mods 14,579 14,579 14,579 22 himars modifications: non aao 8,001',
'8,001 8,001 total, modification of missiles 123,585 123,585 123,585 24 spares and repair parts 30,142 30,142 27,142 3,000 support equipment',
'and facilities 25 air defense targets 6,156 6,156 6,156 26 items less than $5.0m missiles 10 10 10 27 production',
'base support 3,481 3,481 3,481 total, support equipment and 9,647 9,647 9,647 facilities total, missile procurement, army 1,270,850 1,239,350 1,214,919',
'55,931 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars change from',
'line item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 5 apkws advanced 27,931 27,931 precision kill weapon system program delay',
'27,931 10 tow 2 system 27,207 2,207 25,000 summary transfer to 25,000 title ix 24 spares and repair 30,142 27,142',
'3,000 parts unjustified 3,000 request procurement of weapons and tracked combat vehicles, army appropriations, 2005 $2,467,495,000 budget estimate, 2006 1,660,149,000',
'house allowance 1,670,949,000 committee recommendation 1,359,465,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,359,465,000. this is $300,684,000 below the budget estimate.',
'committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended',
'adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change from line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance',
'qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate procurement of w&tcv, army tracked combat vehicles 1 abrams trng dev mod 3,754',
'3,754 3,754 2 bradley base sustainment 37,908 44,408 37,908 3 bradley fvs training devices mod 5,679 5,679 5,679 4 abrams',
'tank training devices 3,709 6,709 5,709 +2,000 5 stryker 240 878,449 240 882,449 240 878,449 modification of tracked combat vehicles',
'9 bfvs series mod 45,265 45,265 45,265 10 howitzer, med sp ft 155mm m109a6 mod 14,801 14,801 14,801 11 faasv',
'pip to fleet 6,439 6,439 6,439 12 m1 abrams tank mod 443,475 443,475 190,775 252,700 support equipment and facilities 15',
'items less than $5.0m tcv wtcv 407 407 407 16 production base support tcv wtcv 10,258 10,258 10,258 total, tracked',
'combat vehicles 1,450,144 1,463,644 1,199,444 250,700 weapons and other combat vehicles 17 integrated air burst weapon system family 32,484 22,284',
'32,484 18 armor machine gun, 7.62mm m240 series 1,197 14,148 1,197 14,148 1,197 14,148 19 machine gun, 5.56mm saw 80',
'80 80 20 grenade launcher, auto, 40mm, mk19 3 352 8,715 352 8,715 352 8,715 21 mortar systems 200 200',
'200 22 m16 rifle 14,500 8,000 14,500 8,000 14,500 8,000 23 m107, cal. 50, sniper rifle 600 9,656 600 9,656',
'600 9,656 24 5.56 carbine m4 2,106 3,215 2,106 3,215 2,106 3,215 26 howitzer lt wt 155mm t 23 46,786',
'23 46,786 23 46,786 mod of weapons and other combat veh 27 mark 19 modifications 5,444 5,444 5,444 28 m4',
'carbine mods 44,817 44,817 14,817 30,000 29 squad automatic weapon mod 3,095 3,095 3,095 30 medium machine guns mods 7,089',
'7,089 7,089 32 m119 modifications 1,000 1,000 1,000 33 m16 rifle mods 1,970 1,970 1,970 34 modifications less than $5.0m',
'wocv wtcv 5,146 5,146 5,146 support equipment and facilities 35 items less than $5.0m wocv wtcv 488 488 488 36',
'production base support wocv wtcv 6,494 6,494 6,494 37 industrial preparedness 2,655 5,155 8,655 +6,000 38 small arms soldier enh',
'prog 5,181 10,181 9,181 +4,000 total, weapons and other combat 206,663 203,963 154,179 52,484 vehicles 40 spares and repair parts',
'wtcv 3,342 3,342 5,842 +2,500 total, procurement of w&tcv, army 1,660,149 1,670,949 1,359,465 300,684 committee recommended adjustments the following table',
'details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars change from line item 2006 budget committee budget estimate',
'recommendation estimate 4 abrams tank 3,709 5,709 +2,000 training devices intelligent +2,000 graphic wiring traceout for abrams tank data 12',
'm1 abrams tank 443,475 190,775 252,700 mod power pack 252,700 improvement and integration optimization transfer to title ix 17 integrated',
'air 32,484 32,484 burst weapon system family oicw i 32,484 program delay 28 m4 carbine mods 44,817 14,817 30,000 transfer',
'to 30,000 title ix 37 industrial 2,655 8,655 +6,000 preparedness arsenal +6,000 support program initiative note: rock island arsenal only',
'38 small arms 5,181 9,181 +4,000 equipment soldier enh prog m2hb enhanced +4,000 .50 caliber machine gun kits 40 spares',
'and repair 3,342 5,842 +2,500 parts wtcv joint +2,500 enhanced explosion resistant coatings for veh icles objective individual combat weapon',
'oicw increment i. oicw increment i is a modular family of weapons conceived to replace the armys vietnam era individual',
'small arms. the army has temporarily suspended the current competition for oicw i to allow for the incorporation of joint',
'requirements. this temporary suspension will lead to a slip in the acquisition schedule and delay oicw increment i procurement by',
'at least 1 year. therefore, the committee provides no funds to procure oicw increment i in fiscal year 2006. additionally,',
'the committee directs the assistant secretary of the army for acquisition, logistics and technology to submit to the congressional defense',
'committees not later than december 30, 2005 a report in writing detailing the programs requirements, acquisition strategy and schedule, as',
'well as the armys strategy for replacing its existing small arms inventory with oicw increment i, to include quantities to',
'be procured, as well as the expected costs of the total program. furthermore, the committee directs the assistant secretary of',
'the army for acquisition, logistics and technology to submit to the congressional defense committees a written update to such report',
'subsequent to, but not later than 90 days after, the programs review by the joint requirement oversight council. procurement of',
'ammunition, army appropriations, 2005 $1,590,952,000 budget estimate, 2006 1,720,872,000 house allowance 1,753,152,000 committee recommendation 1,708,680,000 the committee recommends an appropriation',
'of $1,708,680,000. this is $12,192,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for',
'this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change',
'from line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate procurement of ammunition, army',
'ammunition small/medium cal ammunition 1 ctg, 5.56mm, all types 142,363 142,363 142,363 2 ctg, 7.62mm, all types 75,290 75,290 75,290',
'3 ctg, 9mm, all types 4,018 4,018 4,018 4 ctg, .50 cal, all types 110,043 110,043 110,043 5 ctg, 25mm,',
'all types 30,965 30,965 30,965 6 ctg, 30mm, all types 17,618 17,618 17,618 7 ctg, 40mm, all types 142,594 142,594',
'142,594 mortar ammunition 8 60mm mortar, all types 14,355 14,355 14,355 9 81mm mortar, all types 85,250 85,250 55,437 29,813',
'10 ctg, mortar, 120mm, all types 62,918 62,918 61,539 1,379 tank ammunition 11 ctg, tank, 105mm: all types 29,421 29,421',
'29,421 12 120mm tank training, all types 145,094 145,094 145,094 13 ctg, tank, 120mm tactical, all types 52,724 52,724 53,724',
'+1,000 artillery ammunition 14 ctg, arty, 75mm blank m337a1 2,246 2,246 2,246 15 ctg, arty, 105mm m927 41,873 41,873 41,873',
'16 ctg, arty, 155mm, all types 124,565 126,565 124,565 17 proj, 155mm extended range xm982 25,098 25,098 25,098 18 modular',
'artillery charge system macs , 67,966 67,966 67,966 all t artillery fuzes 19 artillery fuzes, all types 22,926 22,926 22,926',
'mines 20 mine, training, all types 230 230 230 21 mines conventional , all types 4,009 4,009 4,009 22 mine,',
'clearing charge, all types 4,646 4,646 4,646 23 antipersonnel landmine alternatives 27,876 27,876 27,876 rockets 24 shoulder fired rockets, all',
'types 7,810 7,810 7,810 25 rocket, hydra 70, all types 156,879 156,879 156,879 other ammunition 26 demolition munitions, all types',
'29,719 42,419 29,719 27 grenades, all types 53,107 53,107 53,107 28 signals, all types 26,648 26,648 26,648 29 simulators, all',
'types 10,415 10,415 10,415 miscellaneous 30 ammo components, all types 8,796 8,796 8,796 31 non lethal ammunition, all types 18,784',
'18,784 18,784 32 cad/pad all types 2,598 2,598 2,598 33 items less than $5 million 5,503 5,503 5,503 34 ammunition',
'peculiar equipment 12,765 19,365 18,765 +6,000 35 first destination transportation ammo 9,101 9,101 9,101 36 closeout liabilities 100 100 100',
'total, ammunition 1,576,313 1,597,613 1,552,121 24,192 ammunition production base support production base support 37 provision of industrial facilities 33,532 42,712',
'43,532 +10,000 38 layaway of industrial facilities 348 348 348 39 maintenance of inactive facilities 5,001 5,001 5,001 40 conventional',
'ammo demilitarization 102,933 104,733 104,933 +2,000 41 arms initiative 2,745 2,745 2,745 total, ammunition production base 144,559 155,539 156,559 +12,000',
'support total, procurement of ammunition, 1,720,872 1,753,152 1,708,680 12,192 army committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended',
'by the committee: in thousands of dollars change from line item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 981mm mortar,',
'all 85,250 55,437 29,813 types ctg, mortar, 29,813 81mm he w/pd fuze m889a1 10ctg, mortar, 62,918 61,539 1,379 120mm, all',
'types fuze, 1,379 electronic time, xm 784 13ctg, tank, 120mm 52,724 53,724 +1,000 tactical, all types 120mm tactical +1,000 all',
'types m1028 canister rounds 26demolition 29,719 29,719 munitions, all types rapid wall +3,000 breaching kit rwbk charge, demo 3,000 block',
'c4 34ammunition 12,765 18,765 +6,000 peculiar equipment ammunition +4,000 peculiar equipment outloading module mcalester automated +2,000 tactical ammunition classificatio n',
'system atacs 37provision of 33,532 43,532 +10,000 industrial facilities load, assemble +10,000 and pack lap kansas army ammunition plant 40conventional',
'102,933 104,933 +2,000 munitions demilitarization, all missile +2,000 recycling capability mrc energetics processing module epm commissioning life cycle management commands',
'lcmc. the committee supports the goal of the armys lcmc pilot program to establish integrated business enterprises to better support',
'the warfighter. currently, there is a geographically separated but successful and strategically important life cycle management plan for ammunition management.',
'the committee understands that the army will submit a report to the office of the secretary of defense osd detailing',
'its implementation of lcmc programs by december 2005. accordingly, the committee directs osd to submit a report to the committee',
'providing its assessment of the value of the lcmc construct by february 1, 2006. other procurement, army appropriations, 2005 $4,955,296,000',
'budget estimate, 2006 4,302,634,000 house allowance 4,491,634,000 committee recommendation 4,426,531,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $4,426,531,000. this is $123,897,000',
'above the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation,',
'and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change from line item qty. 2006',
'budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate other procurement, army tactical and support vehicles tactical vehicles',
'1 tactical trailers/dolly sets 15,867 15,867 13,867 2,000 2 semitrailers, flatbed 6,049 6,049 8,049 +2,000 3 semitrailers, tankers 6,287 6,287',
'6,287 4 hi mob multi purp whld veh hmmwv 224,222 224,222 224,222 5 truck, dump, 20t cce 6 family of',
'medium tactical veh fmtv 449,601 449,601 453,601 +4,000 7 firetrucks & associated firefighting 7,523 7,523 7,523 equipmen 8 family of',
'heavy tactical vehicles fhtv 207,096 217,296 208,696 +1,600 9 armored security vehicles asv 10 truck, tractor, line haul, m915/m916 17,063',
'17,063 17,063 13 hvy expanded mobile tactical truck ext 40,710 40,710 40,710 serv p 14 hmmwv recapitalization program 32,800 32,800',
'32,800 15 modification of in svc equip 11,659 11,659 11,659 16 items less than $5.0m tac veh 378 378 378',
'17 towing device fifth wheel 1,950 3,950 1,950 non tactical vehicles 18 heavy armored sedan 2,900 2,900 2,900 19 passenger',
'carrying vehicles 270 270 270 20 nontactical vehicles, other 430 430 430 total, tactical and support 1,024,805 1,037,005 1,030,405 +5,600',
'vehicles communications and electronics equipment comm joint communications 21 win tactical program 122,433 101,433 122,433 22 jcse equipment usredcom 4,240',
'4,240 4,240 comm satellite communications 23 secured enroute com package 7,582 7,582 7,582 24 defense satellite communications system 55,023 55,023',
'71,023 +16,000 spac 25 shf term 23,359 30,859 23,359 26 sat term, emut space 1,439 1,439 1,439 27 navstar global',
'positioning system space 44,730 52,330 44,730 28 smart t space 14,607 14,607 14,607 29 scamp space 600 600 600 30',
'global brdcst svc gbs 12,478 12,478 12,478 31 mod of in svc equip tac sat 7,699 18,699 7,699 comm c3',
'system 32 army global cmd & control sys agccs 17,358 17,358 18,358 +1,000 comm combat communications 33 army data distribution',
'system data 34,837 34,837 34,837 radio 35 radio terminal set, mids lvt 2 3,240 3,240 3,240 36 sincgars family 55,511',
'55,511 55,511 37 multi purpose information operations 8,602 8,602 8,602 systems 39 bridge to future networks 41,288 47,288 56,288 +15,000',
'40 comms elec equip fielding 6,837 7,837 6,837 41 soldier enhancement program comm/ 8,153 8,153 6,000 2,153 electronics 42 combat',
'survivor evader locator csel 15,729 17,229 4,629 11,100 43 radio, improved hf family 28,041 38,041 28,041 44 medical comm for',
'cbt casualty care mc4 8,262 8,262 8,262 comm intelligence comm 45 ci automation architecture 1,320 1,320 1,320 information security 46',
'tsec army key mgt sys akms 2,994 2,994 2,994 47 information system security program issp 69,734 71,234 74,934 +5,200 comm',
'long haul communications 48 terrestrial transmission 15,661 15,661 15,661 49 base support communications 33,583 33,583 50,583 +17,000 51 electromag comp',
'prog emcp 479 479 479 52 ww tech con imp prog wwtcip 2,704 2,704 2,704 comm base communications 53 information',
'systems 12,883 12,883 12,883 54 defense message system dms 6,433 6,433 6,433 55 installation info infrastructure mod 294,384 294,384 300,884',
'+6,500 program 57 pentagon information mgt and telecom 28,618 28,618 28,618 elect equip nat for int prog nfip elect equip',
'tact int rel act tiara 60 all source analysis sys asas tiara 21,204 21,204 21,204 61 jtt/cibs m tiara 9,862',
'9,862 9,862 62 prophet ground tiara 13,006 24,506 16,006 +3,000 63 tuav 26,000 26,000 26,000 64 small uav: suav 20,000',
'20,000 20,000 66 digital topographic spt sys dtss 2,888 2,888 2,888 tiara 69 distributed common grnd system dcgs 43,543 43,543',
'43,543 jmip 70 joint tactical ground station jtags 12,648 12,648 12,648 71 trojan tiara 6,067 6,067 6,067 72 mod of',
'in svc equip intel spt tiara 1,668 1,668 1,668 73 ci humint info management system chims 730 730 730 tia',
'74 items less than $5.0m tiara 16,563 16,563 16,563 elect equip electronic warfare ew elect equip tactical surv. tac surv',
'78 sentinel mods 8,393 8,393 8,393 79 night vision devices 164,674 172,674 171,674 +7,000 80 long range advanced scout surveillance',
'42,293 42,293 42,293 system 82 night vision, thermal wpn sight 83,692 83,692 83,692 84 artillery accuracy equip 1,000 85 mod',
'of in svc equip mms 334 334 334 87 portable inductive artillery fuze setter 6,763 6,763 6,763 88 profiler 4,869',
'4,869 4,869 89 mod of in svc equip tac surv 18,027 18,027 18,027 90 force xxi battle cmd brigade &',
'below 146,085 146,085 146,085 fbcb2 91 lightweight laser designator/rangefinder 12,720 12,720 12,720 lld 92 computer ballistics: lhmbc xm32 1,415 1,415',
'1,415 93 mortar fire control system 18,877 18,877 18,877 94 integrated met sys sensors imets tiara 3,699 3,699 3,699 95',
'enhanced sensor & monitoring system 2,000 2,000 2,000 elect equip tactical c2 systems 96 tactical operations centers 58,339 58,339 58,339',
'97 adv fa tac data sys/eff ctrl sys afatds/ 29,537 29,537 29,537 ec 98 mod of in svc equip, afatds',
'5,104 5,104 5,104 99 light weight tech fire direction sys lwt 2,978 2,978 2,978 100 cmbt svc supt control sys',
'csscs 10,139 10,139 10,139 101 faad c2 26,108 26,108 11,108 15,000 102 air & msl defense planning & control sys',
'3,668 3,668 3,668 amd 103 forward entry device/lightweight fed fed/ 3,159 3,159 3,159 l 105 life cycle software support lcss',
'1,914 1,914 1,914 106 logtech 62,256 65,256 78,256 +16,000 107 tc aims ii 31,356 16,356 31,356 109 joint network management',
'system jnms 11,885 11,885 11,885 110 tactical internet manager 16,962 16,962 16,962 111 maneuver control system mcs 49,562 49,562 49,562',
'112 single army logistics enterprise sale 89,017 75,017 54,117 34,900 114 mounted battle command on the move 870 870 870',
'mbcotm elect equip automation 115 army training modernization 23,722 23,722 23,722 116 automated data processing equip 152,268 153,268 152,268 117',
'reserve component automation sys rcas 30,819 30,819 37,819 +7,000 elect equip audio visual sys a/v 118 afrts 2,732 2,732 2,732',
'119 items less than $5.0m a/v 6,381 6,381 6,381 120 items less than $5m surveying equipment 2,895 2,895 2,895 elect',
'equip support 121 production base support c e 438 438 438 total, communications and 2,300,970 2,321,570 2,331,517 +30,547 electronics equipment',
'other support equipment chemical defensive equipment 123 smoke & obscurant family: sof non aao 2,904 2,904 2,904 item bridging equipment',
'124 tactical bridging 26,611 26,611 26,611 125 tactical bridge, float ribbon 5,913 5,913 5,913 engineer non construction equipment 126 handheld',
'standoff minefield detection sys 7,084 7,084 10,084 +3,000 hst 128 grnd standoff mine detection system 2,962 2,962 2,962 gstamids 129',
'robotic combat support system rcss 1,617 1,617 1,617 130 explosive ordnance disposal eqpmt eod 29,786 29,786 29,786 eqpmt 131 items',
'less than $5m, countermine 580 580 580 equipment combat service support equipment 132 heaters and ecus 3,420 3,420 3,420 133',
'laundries, showers and latrines 1,998 1,998 1,998 134 soldier enhancement 4,810 4,810 4,810 135 lightweigh maintenance enclosure 4,000 +4,000 136',
'land warrior 35,700 35,700 35,700 137 mounted warrior 1,600 3,100 1,600 140 field feeding equipment 26,553 26,553 26,553 141 air',
'drop program 39,644 39,644 39,644 142 items less than $5.0m eng spt eq 3,282 3,282 3,282 143 items less than',
'$5.0m css eq 4,500 +4,500 petroleum equipment 144 quality surveillance equipment 730 730 730 145 distribution systems, petroleum & water',
'66,055 66,055 66,055 water equipment 147 water purification systems 8,888 8,888 8,888 medical equipment 148 combat support medical 10,686 22,186',
'15,686 +5,000 maintenance equipment 149 shop eq contact maintenance trk mtd myp 8,244 8,244 8,244 150 welding shop, trailer mtd',
'252 252 252 151 items less than $5.0m maint eq 1,300 3,100 1,300 construction equipment 152 mission modules engineering 3,785',
'3,785 3,785 153 loaders 1,217 1,217 11,217 +10,000 154 tractor, full tracked 966 5,966 966 157 high mobility engineer excavator',
'hmee 13,472 13,472 13,472 158 const equip esp 3,646 30,646 3,646 159 items less than $5.0m const equip 4,285 4,285',
'4,285 rail float containerization equipment 160 logistics support vessel lsv 8,000 +8,000 161 theater support vessel tsv 15,000 15,000 15,000',
'162 harbormaster command & control center 600 600 600 hccc 163 causeway systems 2,000 2,000 12,000 +10,000 164 items less',
'than $5.0m float/rail 4,988 4,988 4,988 generators 165 generators and associated equip 43,067 48,567 47,067 +4,000 material handling equipment 167',
'all terrain lifting army system 361 361 5,361 +5,000 training equipment 170 combat training centers ctc support 60,811 60,811 60,811',
'171 training devices, nonsystem 184,528 261,428 218,778 +34,250 172 close combat tactical trainer 63,746 63,746 63,746 173 aviation combined arms',
'tactical trainer 71,301 71,301 71,301 avca test measure and dig equipment tmd 175 integrated family of test equipment 21,605 25,605',
'21,605 ifte 176 test equipment modernization temod 471 471 471 other support equipment 177 rapid equipping soldier support equipment 50,000',
'58,000 50,000 178 physical security systems opa3 66,614 76,614 77,614 +11,000 179 base level coml equipment 6,224 6,224 6,224 180',
'modification of in svc equipment opa 3 9,379 9,379 9,379 181 production base support oth 2,638 2,638 2,638 182 special',
'equipment for user testing 9,316 9,316 13,316 +4,000 183 ma8975 2,434 2,434 2,434 total, other support equipment 933,073 1,084,273 1,020,823',
'+87,750 spare and repair parts 184 initial spares c&e 33,076 33,076 33,076 185 initial spares other support equip 732 732',
'732 total, spare and repair parts 33,808 33,808 33,808 lightweight counter mortar radar 5,000 999 classified programs 9,978 9,978 9,978',
'total, other procurement, army 4,302,634 4,491,634 4,426,531 +123,897 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the',
'committee: in thousands of dollars committee change from line item 2006 budget recommen budget estimate dation estimate 1 tactical trailers/dolly',
'15,867 13,867 2,000 sets fielding and support 2,000 costs 2 semitrailers, flatbed 6,049 8,049 +2,000 600 series commercial +2,000 tractor',
'trailer 6 family of medium tactical 449,601 453,601 +4,000 veh fmtv light medium tactical +4,000 vehicle army national guard 8',
'family of heavy tactical 207,096 208,696 +1,600 vehicles fhtv movement tracking +1,600 system mts 24 defense satellite 55,023 71,023 +16,000',
'communications system space jam resistant secure +15,000 communications transfer from o&m, army ba 4 satellite based +1,000 prototype interoperable network',
'communication system 32 army global cmd & control 17,358 18,358 +1,000 sys agccs road armor +1,000 demonstration software for computer',
'security 39 bridge to future networks 41,288 56,288 +15,000 high speed +10,000 communications assemblage upgrade joint force wireless +5,000 redundant',
'communications army national guard 41 soldier enhancement 8,153 6,000 2,153 program comm/electronics tbd hardware 2,153 42 combat survivor evader 15,729',
'4,629 11,100 locator csel csel transfer to 11,100 title ix 47 information system 69,734 74,934 +5,200 security program issp biometrics',
'identity +5,200 system for access 49 base support 33,583 50,583 +17,000 communications alaska land mobile +7,000 radio usarpac deployable c4',
'+10,000 system 55 installation info 294,384 300,884 +6,500 infrastructure mod program gig be alcom +6,500 expansion 62 prophet ground tiara',
'13,006 16,006 +3,000 prophet ground +3,000 vehicle block i enhancements 79 night vision devices 164,674 171,674 +7,000 nighthunter ii ultra',
'+2,000 high intensity illumination system mx 2 mini ir thermal +5,000 imager 101 faad c2 26,108 11,108 15,000 coe hardware',
'15,000 106 logtech 62,256 78,256 +16,000 active data rich rfid +6,000 for in transit visibility upgrades and enhancements arsenal/depot ait',
'+10,000 initiative 112 single army logistics 89,017 54,117 34,900 enterprise sale program growth and 35,200 execution usarpac gccs +300 operations',
'117 reserve component 30,819 37,819 +7,000 automation sys rcas pacific rim +7,000 information technology infrastructure improvement program 126 handheld standoff',
'7,084 10,084 +3,000 minefield detection sys hst handheld standoff +3,000 mine detection system hstamids army reserve 135 lightweight maintenance 4,000',
'+4,000 enclosure lme lightweight +4,000 maintenance enclosure 143 items less than $5 4,500 +4,500 million css eq long arm high',
'+4,500 intensity handheld searchlight ri 2200 and ri 2400 148 combat support medical 10,686 15,686 +5,000 combat support +5,000 hospitals',
'153 loaders 1,217 11,217 +10,000 loaders army reserve +10,000 160 logistic support vessel 8,000 +8,000 lsv logistics support +8,000 vessel',
'enhancement program 161 theater support vessel 15,000 15,000 tsv program merger and 15,000 delay 163 causeway systems 2,000 12,000 +10,000',
'modular causeway +10,000 system 165 generators and associated 43,067 47,067 +4,000 equip 100kw tactical quiet +4,000 generator 167 all terrain',
'lifting army 361 5,361 +5,000 system all terrain lifting +5,000 army system army reserve 171 training devices, 184,528 218,778 +34,250',
'nonsystem 172nd sib range +14,000 improvement plan advanced bradley full +12,000 crew interactive simulator trainers call for fire trainer/ +2,500',
'joint fires and effects trainer system combat arms training +4,000 system army national guard usarpac core +1,750 warfighting c4 network',
'infrastructure 178 physical security systems 66,614 77,614 +11,000 battlefield anti +10,000 intrusion system gamma radiographic +1,000 detection system gards mobile',
'car & truck inspection unit 182 special equipment for 9,316 13,316 +4,000 user testing advanced threat +4,000 communications network shelter',
'standardization. the committee notes that there are no current regulations for the standardization of tents and general purpose shelters within',
'the department of defense. the committee understands that the department of the army procures shelter systems based upon an articulated',
'need developed with doctrine commands, and therefore has not developed a standard requirement service wide for a general purpose shelter.',
'it is also noted that defining such a requirement and creating a standard system of shelters is a challenge that',
'falls upon the individual services that is either centrally managed as a developmental program or through a procurement entity such',
'as the defense logistics agency. the most common challenge with shelter standardization is the varied requirements of each of the',
'services. therefore, in an effort to achieve commonality and specific standards within the department of defense, the committee directs the',
'under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics to report to the congressional defense committees, no later than march',
'1, 2006, on the feasibility of shelter standardization throughout the department of defense. aircraft procurement, navy appropriations, 2005 $8,912,042,000 budget',
'estimate, 2006 10,517,126,000 house allowance 9,776,440,000 committee recommendation 9,880,492,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $9,880,492,000. this is $636,634,000 below',
'the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and',
'the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change from line item qty. 2006 budget',
'qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate aircraft procurement, navy combat aircraft 1 av 8b v/stol harrier',
'myp 1,707 1,707 1,707 2 ea 18g 4 310,175 4 310,175 4 310,175 3 ea 18g ap cy 26,486 26,486',
'26,486 4 f/a 18e/f fighter hornet myp 38 2,736,230 38 2,736,230 38 2,744,080 +7,850 5 f/a 18e/f fighter hornet myp',
'ap cy 86,105 86,105 86,105 6 v 22 medium lift 9 993,302 9 993,302 9 993,302 7 v 22 medium',
'lift ap cy 67,274 67,274 67,274 8 uh 1y/ah 1z 10 307,479 10 318,279 10 307,479 9 mh 60s myp',
'26 463,369 26 463,369 26 463,369 10 mh 60s myp ap cy 125,698 125,698 125,698 11 mh 60r 12 435,421',
'12 439,421 12 435,421 12 mh 60r ap cy 119,078 119,078 119,078 13 e 2c early warning hawkeye myp 2',
'210,952 2 210,952 2 210,952 14 e 2c early warning hawkeye myp ap 38,000 38,000 38,000 cy total, combat aircraft',
'5,921,276 5,936,076 5,929,126 +7,850 airlift aircraft 16 c 40a 10,312 10,312 10,312 17 c 37 total, airlift aircraft 10,312 10,312',
'10,312 trainer aircraft 19 t 45ts trainer goshawk 6 239,240 6 239,240 6 239,240 20 jpats 2,411 24,911 14,011 +11,600',
'total, trainer aircraft 241,651 264,151 253,251 +11,600 other aircraft 21 kc 130j 12 1,092,743 4 321,089 6 447,296 6 645,447',
'22 advance procurement cy 45,626 71,000 +71,000 23 f 5 9 4,517 9 4,517 9 4,517 total, other aircraft 1,097,260',
'371,232 522,813 574,447 modification of aircraft 24 ea 6 series 120,619 123,619 120,619 25 av 8 series 34,862 34,862 34,862',
'26 adversary 5,013 5,013 5,013 27 f 18 series 422,444 417,444 442,444 +20,000 28 h 46 series 55,427 55,427 55,427',
'29 ah 1w series 7,656 17,156 7,656 30 h 53 series 14,917 22,917 14,917 31 sh 60 series 12,360 12,360',
'12,360 32 h 1 series 7,395 8,395 7,395 33 ep 3 series 55,120 55,120 44,120 11,000 34 p 3 series',
'163,348 185,500 161,348 2,000 35 s 3 series 751 751 751 36 e 2 series 13,654 13,654 13,654 37 trainer',
'a/c series 14,004 14,004 14,004 38 c 2a 29,575 29,575 29,575 39 c 130 series 42,698 32,698 42,698 40 fewsg',
'605 605 605 41 cargo/transport a/c series 19,914 19,914 19,914 42 e 6 series 11,219 11,219 11,219 43 executive helicopters',
'series 16,734 16,734 16,734 44 special project aircraft 20,762 28,262 20,762 45 t 45 series 49,980 42,980 53,980 +4,000 46',
'power plant changes 26,334 26,334 26,334 47 jpats series 719 719 719 48 aviation life support mods 323 323 323',
'49 common ecm equipment 51,376 55,376 51,376 50 common avionics changes 214,202 181,395 189,202 25,000 51 common defensive weapon system',
'13,752 13,752 13,752 52 id systems 7,741 7,741 7,741 53 v 22 tilt/rotor acft osprey 81,002 81,002 81,002 total, modification',
'of aircraft 1,514,506 1,514,851 1,500,506 14,000 aircraft spares and repair parts 54 spares and repair parts 1,089,236 1,060,823 1,028,036 61,200',
'aircraft support equipment and facilities 55 common ground equipment 499,469 475,579 503,469 +4,000 56 aircraft industrial facilities 9,508 9,508 9,508',
'57 war consumables 10,437 10,437 10,437 58 other production charges 15,467 15,467 15,467 59 special support equipment 106,376 106,376 106,376',
'60 first destination transportation 1,628 1,628 1,628 total, aircraft support equipment & 642,885 618,995 636,448 6,437 facilities total, aircraft procurement,',
'navy 10,517,126 9,776,440 9,880,492 636,634 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands',
'of dollars change from line item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 4f/a 18e/f 2,736,230 2,744,080 +7,850 fighter hornet',
'myp shared +7,850 reconnaissanc e pod sharp 20jpats 2,411 14,011 +11,600 joint primary +11,600 aircraft training system jpats 21kc 130j',
'1,092,743 447,296 645,447 reduction of 6 645,447 aircraft 22kc 130j ap 71,000 +71,000 ap for 6 +71,000 aircraft in fiscal',
'year 2007 27f 18 series 422,444 442,444 +20,000 spare engines +30,000 and modules underexecution 10,000 33ep 3 series 55,120 44,120',
'11,000 premature jmod 11,000 spiral ii request 34p 3 series 163,348 161,348 2,000 anti submarine +7,000 warfare maritime improvement program',
'amip cop rephasing 10,000 curtis +1,000 upgrades to the p3c bmup 45t 45 series 49,980 53,980 +4,000 t 45 crash',
'+4,000 survivable memory unit 50common avionics 214,202 189,202 25,000 changes advanced 25,000 mission computer displays cost growth 54spares and repair',
'1,089,236 1,028,036 61,200 parts kc 130j 10,000 realignment v 22 program 24,200 delays mh 60 program 27,000 delays 55common ground',
'499,469 503,469 +4,000 equipment direct +4,000 squadron support readiness training program 57war consumables 10,437 10,437 transfer to 10,437 title ix',
'aircraft spares and repair parts. the committee recommends $1,028,036,000 for spares and repair parts for navy and marine corps aircraft,',
'this is $61,200,000 below the budget request. the committee finds the navys request for spares incongruent with the production schedules',
'of the mh 60r and the v 22 programs. the committee further recommends a reduction to the kc 130 request.',
'this reduction reflects the committees transfer of six aircraft to the air force c 130j program as discussed in the',
'procurement overview section of this report. kc 130. see procurement overview section of this report. weapons procurement, navy appropriations, 2005',
'$2,114,720,000 budget estimate, 2006 2,707,841,000 house allowance 2,596,781,000 committee recommendation 2,593,341,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $2,593,341,000. this is',
'$114,500,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee',
'recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change from line item qty.',
'2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate weapons procurement, navy modification of missiles 2 trident',
'ii mods 932,680 932,680 842,680 90,000 support equipment and facilities 3 missile industrial facilities 3,413 3,413 3,413 total, ballistic missiles',
'936,093 936,093 846,093 90,000 other missiles strategic missiles 4 tomahawk 379 353,409 308 301,153 379 353,409 tactical missiles 5 amraam',
'101 81,507 101 81,507 4,507 101 77,000 6 sidewinder 165 37,823 165 37,823 165 37,823 7 jsow 420 144,449 420',
'146,449 420 144,449 9 standard missile 75 145,676 75 145,676 75 145,676 10 ram 90 86,944 90 86,944 90 86,944',
'12 aerial targets 101,882 92,882 101,882 13 drones and decoys 20,000 +20,000 14 other missile support 10,336 10,336 10,336 modification',
'of missiles 15 essm 116 99,833 116 99,833 116 99,833 16 standard missiles mods 53,531 53,531 61,031 +7,500 support equipment',
'and facilities 17 weapons industrial facilities 4,112 4,112 35,112 +31,000 ordnance support equipment 18 ordnance support equipment 45,410 52,410 45,410',
'total, other missiles 1,164,912 1,112,656 1,146,412 18,500 torpedoes and related equipment torpedoes and related equip 19 sstd 3,994 3,994 3,994',
'20 asw targets 24,557 24,557 24,557 mod of torpedoes and related equip 21 mk 46 torpedo mods 76,591 76,591 61,591',
'15,000 22 mk 48 torpedo adcap mods 61,309 35,920 61,309 23 quickstrike mine 3,018 3,018 3,018 support equipment 24 torpedo',
'support equipment 29,234 29,234 29,234 25 asw range support 13,039 13,039 13,039 destination transportation 26 first destination transportation 3,188 3,188',
'3,188 total, torpedoes and related 214,930 189,541 199,930 15,000 equipment other weapons guns and gun mounts 27 small arms and',
'weapons 22,515 22,515 18,515 4,000 modification of guns and gun mounts 28 ciws mods 195,648 195,648 195,648 29 coast guard',
'weapons 5,375 5,375 5,375 30 gun mount mods 84,142 55,727 97,142 +13,000 other 31 tactical uav pioneer 1,964 1,964 1,964',
'32 cruiser modernization 5,428 5,428 5,428 33 airborne mine neutralization systems 1,515 1,515 1,515 total, other weapons 316,587 288,172 325,587',
'+9,000 35 spares and repair parts 75,319 70,319 75,319 total, weapons procurement, navy 2,707,841 2,596,781 2,593,341 114,500 committee recommended adjustments',
'the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars change from line item 2006 budget',
'committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 2 trident ii mods 932,680 842,680 90,000 le excessive 90,000 growth 5 amraam 81,507 4,507',
'77,000 program 77,000 reduction 13 drones and decoys 20,000 +20,000 itald +20,000 16 standard missiles 53,531 61,031 +7,500 mods rocket',
'motor +7,500 modernizatio n 17 weapons 4,112 35,112 +31,000 industrial facilities allegany +31,000 ballistics lab facilit y restoration plan 21',
'mk 46 torpedo 76,591 61,591 15,000 mods mk 54 mod 0 15,000 cost growth 27 small arms and 22,515 18,515',
'4,000 weapons unjustified 4,000 growth 30 gun mount mods 84,142 97,142 +13,000 minor caliber +3,000 gun system mk 45 mod',
'4 +10,000 5 gun upgrades mk 54 mod 0 lightweight torpedo. the mk 54 mod 0 lightweight torpedo is a',
'modular upgrade to the navys lightweight torpedo inventory. the committee understands that the navy is working to reduce unit costs',
'through lean six sigma value analysis, asset exchange and other means. the committee expects these cost reduction measures to yield',
'savings of up to 23 percent, and adjusts the budget request accordingly. procurement of ammunition, navy and marine corps appropriations,',
'2005 $888,340,000 budget estimate, 2006 872,849,000 house allowance 885,170,000 committee recommendation 832,791,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $832,791,000. this',
'is $40,058,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the',
'committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change from line item',
'qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate procurement of ammo, navy & marine corps',
'proc ammo, navy navy ammunition 1 general purpose bombs 135,355 135,355 135,355 2 jdam 3,400 82,589 3,400 82,589 3,400 82,589',
'3 airborne rockets, all types 35,159 27,080 27,080 8,079 4 machine gun ammunition 23,666 23,666 23,666 5 practice bombs 56,569',
'56,569 56,569 6 cartridges & cart actuated devices 32,586 32,586 32,586 7 aircraft escape rockets 10,860 10,860 10,860 8 air',
'expendable countermeasures 70,174 70,174 63,680 6,494 9 jatos 4,566 4,566 4,566 10 5 inch/54 gun ammunition 25,923 25,923 25,923 13',
'intermediate caliber gun ammunition 1,252 1,252 1,252 14 other ship gun ammunition 40,144 40,144 31,144 9,000 15 small arms &',
'landing party ammo 35,639 35,639 35,639 16 pyrotechnic and demolition 13,910 13,910 13,910 18 ammunition less than $5 million 3,157',
'3,157 3,157 total, proc ammo, navy 571,549 563,470 547,976 23,573 proc ammo, mc marine corps ammunition 19 5.56 mm, all',
'types 37,452 37,452 37,452 20 7.62 mm, all types 13,731 13,731 13,731 21 linear charges, all types 38,761 43,461 38,761',
'22 .50 caliber 34,882 34,882 34,882 23 40 mm, all types 58,148 60,148 58,148 24 60mm, all types 16,224 16,224',
'16,224 25 81mm, all types 17,211 17,211 17,211 26 120mm, all types 7,231 9,931 7,231 27 ctg 25mm, all types',
'2,118 2,118 2,118 29 grenades, all types 5,315 5,315 5,315 30 rockets, all types 9,000 31 artillery, all types 31,810',
'31,810 31,810 32 expeditionary fighting vehicle 5,738 5,738 5,738 33 demolition munitions, all types 2,353 2,353 2,353 34 fuze, all',
'types 3,648 3,648 3,648 35 non lethals 1,127 1,127 1,127 36 ammo modernization 7,350 9,350 7,350 37 items less than',
'$5 million 18,201 18,201 1,716 16,485 total, proc ammo, mc 301,300 321,700 284,815 16,485 total, procurement of ammo, navy &',
'872,849 885,170 832,791 40,058 marine corps committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in',
'thousands of dollars change from line item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 3airborne rockets, 35,159 27,080 8,079 all',
'types advanced 8,079 precision kill weapon system 8air expendable 70,174 63,680 6,494 countermeasures mju 50 2,924 pyrophoric decoy device fiber',
'optic 3,570 towed decoy/ integrated defensive electronic countermeasur e 14other ship gun 40,144 31,144 9,000 ammunition 20mm phalanx 9,000 enhanced',
'lethality cartridge 37items less than $5 18,201 1,716 16,485 million asbly, pyro 16,485 mk 34 transfer to title ix shipbuilding',
'and conversion, navy appropriations, 2005 $10,427,443,000 budget estimate, 2006 8,721,165,000 house allowance 9,613,358,000 committee recommendation 8,677,887,000 the committee recommends an',
'appropriation of $8,677,887,000. this is $43,278,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate',
'for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee',
'change from line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate shipbuilding & conversion,',
'navy other warships 1 carrier replacement program ap cy 564,913 564,913 651,613 +86,700 2 virginia class submarine 1 1,637,698 1',
'1,637,698 1 1,637,698 3 virginia class submarine ap cy 763,786 763,786 763,786 4 ssgn conversion 286,516 286,516 286,516 6 cvn',
'refueling overhaul 1 1,493,563 1 1,300,000 1 1,493,563 7 cvn refueling overhauls ap cy 20,000 20,000 20,000 9 ssn ero',
'ap cy 39,524 39,524 39,524 10 ssbn er0 1 230,193 1 230,193 1 230,193 11 ssbn refueling overhauls ap cy',
'62,248 62,248 62,248 13 dd x adv procurement 715,992 765,992 +50,000 14 ddg 51 225,427 1 1,550,000 29,773 195,654 15',
'ddg 51 modernization program 50,000 littoral combat ship 2 440,000 total, other warships 6,039,860 6,944,878 5,941,382 98,478 amphibious ships 16',
'lhd 1 amphibious assault ship 197,769 197,769 197,769 17 lpd 17 1 1,344,741 1 1,344,741 1 1,344,741 19 lha r',
'ap cy 150,447 200,447 150,447 total, amphibious ships 1,692,957 1,742,957 1,692,957 auxiliaries, craft, and prior year program costs auxiliaries, craft',
'and prior year program cost 21 outfitting 426,987 385,000 369,387 57,600 22 service craft 56,255 46,000 46,055 10,200 23 lcac',
'slep 6 110,583 6 100,000 6 110,583 25 completion of py shipbuilding programs 394,523 394,523 517,523 +123,000 total, auxiliaries, craft,',
'and 988,348 925,523 1,043,548 +55,200 prior year program total, shipbuilding & conversion, 8,721,165 9,613,358 8,677,887 43,278 navy committee recommended adjustments',
'the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee change from line item 2006',
'budget recommen budget estimate dation estimate 1 carrier 564,913 651,613 +86,700 replacement program cvn 21 +86,700 schedule maintenance 9 ssn',
'ero ap fiscal 34,568 34,568 year 2006 for fiscal year 2007 program 34,568 delays 9 ssn ero ap fiscal 4,956',
'4,956 year 2006 for fiscal year 2008 program 4,956 delays 13 dd x ap fiscal 50,000 100,000 +50,000 year 2006',
'for fiscal year 2008 14 ddg 51 225,427 29,773 195,654 premature 195,654 request/ contract structure 21 outfitting 426,987 369,387 57,600',
'program 57,600 reduction 22 service craft 56,255 46,055 10,200 tug boat +9,800 craft program 20,000 delays/slow obligations shipbuilding financial flexibility.',
'the committee remains gravely concerned about the overall health and stability of navy shipbuilding. fleet inventory and capability requirements remain',
'unstable as do program performance and costs. of primary concern are soaring cost overruns. the committee finds unanticipated cost overruns',
'to be the root cause of much of the instability in the program. until budget estimates become more realistic, requirements',
'stabilize and penalties for exorbitant cost overruns are exercised, ship construction costs are unlikely to improve. the committee is aware',
'that the new chief of naval operations cno is actively reviewing shipbuilding programs and is considering several options for controlling',
'long term costs. in an effort to assist the navy in the short term, the committee recommends providing the navy',
'financial management authorities that have previously been denied. for fiscal year 2006, the committee recommends providing the navy additional reprogramming',
'authority. this authority allows the navy, through above threshold reprogramming procedures, to increase funding for programs experiencing unforeseen shortfalls. the',
'committee understands that in fiscal year 2005 after exhausting the $100,000,000 of the transfer authority the congress provided, the navy',
'sought to use dollars specifically appropriated for outfitting and post delivery to address funding shortfalls. the committee is concerned about',
'this change in navy policy as it will only further obscure actual program costs. the new reprogramming authority is provided',
'only with the understanding that this change will not be implemented in the future. the additional reprogramming authority essentially provides',
'the navy a reactive mechanism or approach to cost management. the committee believes the situation requires more proactive program, budgetary',
'and contract management and encourages the department of defense to consider whether using advance appropriations in future budgets will improve',
'the shipbuilding program. ssn ero program. the committee remains concerned about the instability in the navys ssn submarine refueling overhaul',
'program. the navy continues to request advance procurement funding for submarine refuelings that never appear in the budget. in fact,',
'the committee understands that due to budgetary constraints the refuelings planned for fiscal year 2007 and 2008 are no longer',
'planned. the committee is sensitive to budgetary constraints, but does not agree with decommissioning ships that could be refueled, upgraded',
'and returned to operations for approximately $250,000,000. due to the continued instability in the program, the committee recommends denying the',
'budget request for advance procurement for ssn refuelings. ddg 51 class destroyers. the ddg 51 class represents one of the',
'nations most successful shipbuilding programs. since program inception in 1985, the nation has purchased 62 ddg 51s. fiscal year 2005',
'represented the final year of procurement for the class as the navy moves toward the future capability dd x .',
'the fiscal year 2006 presidents budget requests $225,427,000 for ddg 51 for what the navy describes as program completion requirements',
'and shutdown costs. these funds are requested for a mix of class and ship specific plan, basic construction, ordnance, certification,',
'and inspection costs. such costs are traditionally included in the budget request for each ship. however, when signing the multiyear',
'contract for the construction of the final ddgs of the class, the department decided to change its policy and budget',
'for these costs after the last ship was appropriated. the committee finds this decision troubling. first, budgeting for such costs',
'after procurement of the last vessel obscures the actual cost to procure each ship and overstates savings attributable to the',
'multiyear contract authority under which these ships were purchased. the congress approved the navys request for multiyear procurement authority in',
'fiscal year 2002 assuming a level of savings to the taxpayer that are now not being realized. most disconcerting about',
'this change in policy and resultant budget request is the navys assertion that if these costs are not funded, the',
'navy will not be able to meet its contractual obligations and the chief of naval operations will not be able',
'to accept delivery of these ships. the committee is alarmed that the navy would knowingly sign a multibillion dollar contract',
'for ships that would be both non operational and undeliverable unless additional dollars, outside the contract, were provided. the committee',
'directs the secretary of the navy to provide a detailed report of all the costs required to complete each of',
'the remaining 11 ships and a rationale for such a contractual arrangement by december 1, 2005. until sufficient explanation is',
'provided, the committee recommends only providing funds for plans and those costs directly attributable to ships scheduled to deliver in',
'the near term. as such the committee recommends reducing the budget request by $195,654,000. ship insulation. the committee understands that',
'the insulation material currently under consideration for use in future ships has not been fully evaluated for safety. the committee',
'believes that any new material should be at least as safe as those materials currently in use and recommends that',
'insulating materials that do not meet the weight, smoke generation, toxicity and other safety criteria should not be used in',
'ship construction. other procurement, navy appropriations, 2005 $4,875,786,000 budget estimate, 2006 5,487,818,000 house allowance 5,461,196,000 committee recommendation 5,293,157,000 the committee',
'recommends an appropriation of $5,293,157,000. this is $194,661,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the',
'budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in',
'thousands committee change from line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate other',
'procurement, navy ships support equipment ship propulsion equipment 1 lm 2500 gas turbine 8,644 6,894 8,644 2 allison 501k gas',
'turbine 22,208 21,696 25,608 +3,400 navigation equipment 3 other navigation equipment 30,747 26,409 30,747 underway replenishment equipment 4 underway replenishment',
'equipment 918 918 918 periscopes 5 sub periscopes & imaging equip 76,613 62,642 80,613 +4,000 other shipboard equipment 6 ddg',
'mod 2,998 2,998 2,998 7 firefighting equipment 31,710 35,710 31,710 8 command and control switchboard 2,852 2,852 2,852 9 pollution',
'control equipment 32,889 32,889 32,889 10 submarine support equipment 19,912 20,912 15,912 4,000 11 virginia class support equipment 175,572 128,072',
'152,272 23,300 12 submarine batteries 26,575 26,575 26,575 13 strategic platform support equip 70,429 78,429 11,024 59,405 14 dssp equipment',
'12,718 12,718 12,718 15 cg modernization 135,253 135,253 127,215 8,038 16 lcac 19,953 19,953 19,953 17 minesweeping equipment 12,372 12,372',
'12,372 18 items less than $5 million 134,019 148,719 152,519 +18,500 19 chemical warfare detectors 897 897 897 20 submarine',
'life support system 13,672 13,672 13,672 reactor plant equipment 21 reactor power units 373,865 373,865 373,865 22 reactor components 222,596',
'222,596 222,596 ocean engineering 23 diving and salvage equipment 8,592 8,592 8,592 small boats 24 standard boats 15,671 18,671 11,671',
'4,000 training equipment 25 other ships training equipment 3,126 3,126 3,126 production facilities equipment 26 operating forces ipe 25,657 25,657',
'26,657 +1,000 other ship support 27 nuclear alterations 135,252 135,252 135,252 28 lcs modules 36,811 36,811 44,411 +7,600 total, ships',
'support equipment 1,652,521 1,615,150 1,588,278 64,243 communications and electronics equipment ship radars 30 radar support 17,000 32 spq 9b radar',
'5,913 14,913 5,913 ship sonars 33 an/sqq 89 surf asw combat system 25,520 33,520 25,520 34 ssn acoustics 226,914 235,614',
'231,914 +5,000 35 undersea warfare support equipment 13,962 15,962 13,962 36 sonar switches and transducers 12,263 12,263 12,263 asw electronic',
'equipment 37 submarine acoustic warfare system 27,332 30,332 24,332 3,000 38 sstd 22,898 30,898 22,898 39 fixed surveillance system 65,334',
'65,334 65,334 40 surtass 3,848 3,848 3,848 41 asw operations center 5,270 5,270 5,270 electronic warfare equipment 42 an/slq 32',
'25,053 25,053 25,053 43 information warfare systems 3,787 3,787 3,787 reconnaissance equipment 44 shipboard iw exploit 62,721 68,721 54,721 8,000',
'submarine surveillance equipment 45 submarine support equipment prog 92,806 92,806 97,306 +4,500 other ship electronic equipment 46 navy tactical data',
'system 10,000 47 cooperative engagement capability 16,474 21,474 16,474 48 gccs m equipment 91,511 91,511 86,511 5,000 49 naval tactical',
'command support system 59,226 62,226 44,226 15,000 ntcss 50 atdls 14,102 14,102 14,102 51 minesweeping system replacement 84,045 84,045 84,045',
'52 shallow water mcm 2,277 2,277 2,277 53 navstar gps receivers space 14,715 14,715 14,715 54 armed forces radio and',
'tv 4,366 4,366 4,366 55 strategic platform support equip 3,285 3,285 3,285 training equipment 56 other training equipment 62,027 42,000',
'40,027 22,000 aviation electronic equipment 57 matcals 19,584 19,584 19,584 58 shipboard air traffic control 7,307 7,307 7,307 59 automatic',
'carrier landing system 17,388 17,388 17,388 60 national air space system 18,446 18,446 18,446 61 air station support equipment 3,870',
'3,870 3,870 62 microwave landing system 7,733 7,733 7,733 63 facsfac 3,609 3,609 3,609 64 id systems 24,915 24,915 24,915',
'65 tac a/c mission planning sys tamps 7,857 7,857 7,857 other shore electronic equipment 66 deployable joint command and cont',
'27,901 27,901 27,901 68 common imagery ground surface systems 20,422 20,422 20,422 69 radiac 9,783 13,783 9,783 70 gpete 6,944',
'9,944 6,944 71 integ combat system test facility 4,381 4,381 4,381 72 emi control instrumentation 5,995 7,995 5,995 73 items',
'less than $5 million 19,721 19,721 19,721 shipboard communications 74 shipboard tactical communications 2,597 2,597 2,597 75 portable radios 10,058',
'10,058 10,058 76 ship communications automation 253,960 202,000 238,960 15,000 77 communications items under $5m 15,248 15,248 15,248 submarine communications',
'78 submarine broadcast support 2,162 2,162 2,162 79 submarine communication equipment 127,409 128,909 112,409 15,000 satellite communications 80 satellite communications',
'systems 71,754 78,954 71,754 shore communications 81 jcs communications equipment 2,950 2,950 2,950 82 electrical power systems 1,274 1,274 1,274',
'84 jedmics 8,000 +8,000 85 naval shore communications 59,208 59,208 59,208 cryptographic equipment 86 info systems security program issp 96,201',
'99,201 96,201 cryptologic equipment 87 cryptologic communications equip 22,281 22,281 22,281 other electronic support 88 coast guard equipment 31,377 15,000',
'31,377 total, communications and 1,847,984 1,860,020 1,782,484 65,500 electronics equipment aviation support equipment sonobuoys 90 sonobuoys all types 58,422 58,422',
'58,422 aircraft support equipment 91 weapons range support equipment 46,622 52,322 56,622 +10,000 92 expeditionary airfields 7,860 7,860 7,860 93',
'aircraft rearming equipment 11,984 11,984 11,984 94 aircraft launch & recovery equipment 27,042 24,000 27,042 95 meteorological equipment 25,129 22,818',
'25,129 96 other photographic equipment 1,434 1,434 1,434 97 aviation life support 26,946 26,946 27,846 +900 98 airborne mine countermeasures',
'38,036 38,036 38,036 99 lamps mk iii shipboard equipment 18,152 20,152 18,152 100 other aviation support equipment 6,458 12,458 6,458',
'total, aviation support equipment 268,085 276,432 278,985 +10,900 ordnance support equipment ship gun system equipment 101 naval fires control system',
'6,057 4,347 6,057 102 gun fire control equipment 11,077 11,077 11,077 ship missile systems equipment 103 nato seasparrow 38,442 38,442',
'38,442 104 ram gmls 17,488 22,488 29,488 +12,000 105 ship self defense system 33,428 33,428 29,403 4,025 106 aegis support',
'equipment 98,881 105,781 98,881 108 tomahawk support equipment 75,075 75,075 75,075 110 vertical launch systems 8,645 8,645 8,645 fbm support',
'equipment 111 strategic missile systems equip 108,106 108,106 108,106 asw support equipment 112 ssn combat control systems 138,180 135,199 138,180',
'113 submarine asw support equipment 4,836 4,836 4,836 114 surface asw support equipment 4,603 4,603 7,103 +2,500 115 asw range',
'support equipment 7,232 7,232 7,232 other ordnance support equipment 116 explosive ordnance disposal equip 28,403 28,403 31,303 +2,900 117 items',
'less than $5 million 3,978 3,978 3,978 other expendable ordnance 118 anti ship missile decoy system 40,436 40,436 46,436 +6,000',
'119 surface training device mods 10,618 10,618 10,618 120 submarine training device mods 31,760 31,760 37,760 +6,000 total, ordnance support',
'equipment 667,245 674,454 692,620 +25,375 civil engineering support equipment 121 passenger carrying vehicles 1,796 1,796 1,796 122 general purpose trucks',
'2,049 2,049 2,049 123 construction & maintenance equip 31,033 44,033 35,533 +4,500 124 fire fighting equipment 14,320 15,820 14,320 125',
'tactical vehicles 44,383 44,383 44,383 126 amphibious equipment 149,702 149,702 149,702 127 pollution control equipment 11,736 11,736 11,736 128 items',
'under $5 million 26,459 30,459 26,459 129 physical security vehicles 1,200 1,200 1,200 total, civil engineering support 282,678 301,178 287,178',
'+4,500 equipment supply support equipment 130 materials handling equipment 12,946 13,946 17,946 +5,000 131 other supply support equipment 15,872 17,872',
'18,372 +2,500 132 first destination transportation 5,785 5,785 5,785 133 special purpose supply systems 73,383 73,383 73,383 total, supply support',
'equipment 107,986 110,986 115,486 +7,500 personnel and command support equipment training devices 134 training support equipment 15,984 19,984 10,984 5,000',
'command support equipment 135 command support equipment 60,768 62,268 60,673 95 136 education support equipment 426 426 426 137 medical',
'support equipment 8,772 8,772 9,772 +1,000 139 operating forces support equipment 7,925 10,925 10,925 +3,000 140 mobile sensor platform 31,773',
'31,773 31,773 141 environmental support equipment 17,755 17,755 17,755 142 physical security equipment 238,276 191,476 127,528 110,748 total, personnel and',
'command 381,679 343,379 269,836 111,843 support equipment 146 spares and repair parts 268,741 268,741 261,741 7,000 999 classified programs 10,899',
'10,856 16,549 +5,650 total, other procurement, navy 5,487,818 5,461,196 5,293,157 194,661 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments',
'recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars change from line item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 2',
'allison 501k gas 22,208 25,608 +3,400 turbine optical flash +3,400 detection system 3 other navigation 30,747 30,747 equipment amphib +3,000',
'integrated bridge system scalable 3,000 ecdis n deceleration 5 sub periscopes & 76,613 80,613 +4,000 imaging equip photonic mast +4,000',
'spares for ssgn class submarines 10 submarine support 19,912 15,912 4,000 equipment warm water 4,000 operations excessive cost growth 11',
'virginia class 175,572 152,272 23,300 support equipment funding ahead 23,300 of need 13 strategic 70,429 11,024 59,405 platform support equip',
'change in 59,405 acquisition strategy 15 cg modernization 135,253 127,215 8,038 baseline iii 8,038 upgrade 18 items less than 134,019',
'152,519 +18,500 $5 million advanced +4,000 control monitoring system aircraft +3,000 carrier elevator modification canned lube +3,500 pump for lsd',
'41/49 class cvn propeller +4,000 replacement program fuel and +1,000 engine maintenance savings system femss lsd 41/49 class ships machinery',
'+3,000 control and surveillance system for gas turbine ships 24 standard boats 15,671 11,671 4,000 unjustified 4,000 growth 26 operating',
'forces 25,657 26,657 +1,000 ipe 26 ipde +1,000 enhancement and dod pdm interoperabi lity program 28 lcs modules 36,811 44,411',
'+7,600 mt30 marine +7,600 gas turbine spare engine 34 ssn acoustics 226,914 231,914 +5,000 submarine +5,000 acoustic modernizatio n arci',
'37 submarine 27,332 24,332 3,000 acoustic warfare system unjustified 3,000 growth 44 shipboard iw 62,721 54,721 8,000 exploit ssee 8,000',
'increment e buying 2 ahead of need 45 submarine support 92,806 97,306 +4,500 equipment prog blq 10 radar +4,500 narrow',
'band esm technology refresh 48 gccs m equipment 91,511 86,511 5,000 gccs m afloat 5,000 cost growth 49 naval tactical',
'59,226 44,226 15,000 command support system ntcss execution 15,000 56 other training 62,027 40,027 22,000 equipment tstc 22,000 unjustified growth',
'76 ship 253,960 238,960 15,000 communications automation tactical 15,000 switching growth 79 submarine 127,409 112,409 15,000 communication equipment hdr buying',
'15,000 ahead of need 84 jedmics 8,000 +8,000 pacom agile +8,000 coalition environment 91 weapons range 46,622 56,622 +10,000 support',
'equipment pmrf +10,000 equipment 97 aviation life 26,946 27,846 +900 support csel transfe 9,100 r to title ix multi climate',
'+6,000 protection system us navy m 176 +4,000 microphone and mask 104 ram gmls 17,488 29,488 +12,000 phalanx +12,000 searam',
'105 ship self defense 33,428 29,403 4,025 system ssds cots 4,025 replacement unjustified growth 114 surface asw 4,603 7,103 +2,500',
'support equipment mk 32 surface +2,500 vessel torpedo tube svtt remanufactur e 116 explosive 28,403 31,303 +2,900 ordnance disposal equip',
'scout high +2,900 pressure air system 118 anti ship missile 40,436 46,436 +6,000 decoy system mk 53 nulka +6,000 decoy',
'system 120 submarine 31,760 37,760 +6,000 training device mods interlocks +4,000 development tool performance +2,000 centric mission essential content delivery',
'123 construction and 31,033 35,533 +4,500 maintenance equip earthmoving +4,500 equipment for u.s. navy construction units 130 materials 12,946 17,946',
'+5,000 handling equipment seabee +5,000 loaders with six ton mhe capability 131 other supply 15,872 18,372 +2,500 support equipment dwms/rfid',
'for +2,500 improved operational logistics, war fighter support, and asset tracking and visibility 134 training support 15,984 10,984 5,000 equipment',
'unjustified 5,000 growth 135 command support 60,768 60,673 95 equipment man overboard +9,100 identificati on system navy oracle 9,195 esl',
'137 medical support 8,772 9,772 +1,000 equipment navy medical +1,000 automated information technology inser tion 139 operating forces 7,925 10,925',
'+3,000 support equipment protective +3,000 covers to prevent corrosion on surface combatants 142 physical security 238,276 127,528 110,748 equipment sps',
'cost 8,800 growth sps transfer 40,000 to title ix wras transfe 66,948 r to title ix navy region +2,000 northwest',
'remote sentry seafox remote +3,000 controlled surface vehicle 146 spares and repair 268,741 261,741 7,000 parts buying ahead 7,000 of',
'need 999 classified 10,899 16,549 +5,650 programs warm water operations. the committee recognizes the navys requirement for ssn/ssbn chill water',
'plant capacity during warm water operations. however, the committee is concerned with the programs excessive cost growth and encourages the',
'navy to revisit its proposed solution in favor of a more cost effective approach. ssbn shipalt. the navy initiated its',
'shipalt program of record in fiscal year 2004. however, during the committees fiscal year 2006 budget review, the navy cancelled',
'its program of record and embarked on an alternate course of action, rendering obsolete the need for other procurement, navy',
'funding in fiscal year 2006. the committee directs the assistant secretary of the navy for research, development and acquisition to',
'submit prior to the obligation of any funds provided in this act, to the congressional defense committees in writing the',
'justification for a revised ssbn shipalt strategy, to include a comprehensive acquisition strategy, a detailed breakdown of items to be',
'procured by fiscal year and associated costs, an installation plan, and total program costs, including maintenance and sustainment costs. additionally,',
'the committee seeks clarification of the role of other agencies in the revised program. the committee will revisit its support',
'of the new program subsequent to the receipt of such report. cruiser modernization. congress appropriated no funds in fiscal year',
'2005 for the cruiser modernization program, in part due to the navys insistence on modernizing its newest assets prior to',
'modernizing the legacy baseline ii vessels. the committee is pleased that the navy has restructured the cruiser modernization program and',
'will upgrade the baseline ii vessels first. however, the committee is concerned that the navy has included in its fiscal',
'year 2006 budget request funds to upgrade a baseline iii vessel before completing upgrades to all baseline ii vessels. as',
'expressed in senate report 108 284 accompanying s. 2559, the department of defense appropriations act, 2005 and in senate report',
'108 87 accompanying s. 1382, the department of defense appropriations act, 2004, the committee believes that the navy should upgrade',
'its legacy fleet before upgrading the more modern vessels. therefore, the committee denies the funds requested for the baseline iii',
'upgrade. the committee remains interested in the navys progress in modernizing its cruisers, and directs the program manager to report',
'regularly to the committee on the execution of the program in fiscal year 2006. pacific missile range facility pmrf equipment.',
'the committee directs that $5,000,000 of the funding included for the pacific missile range facility support the modernization of the',
'barking sands underwater range bsure only if the department of defense includes additional funding for the bsure upgrades in its',
'fiscal year 2007 budget request. procurement, marine corps appropriations, 2005 $1,432,203,000 budget estimate, 2006 1,377,705,000 house allowance 1,426,405,000 committee recommendation',
'1,361,605,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,361,605,000. this is $16,100,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following',
'table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate:',
'dollar amounts in thousands committee change from line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty.',
'budget estimate procurement, marine corps weapons and combat vehicles tracked combat vehicles 1 aav7a1 pip 26,134 26,134 22,134 4,000 2',
'expeditionary fighting vehicle 30,359 30,359 30,359 3 lav pip 59,699 59,699 59,699 6 modification kits armor and fire 1,000 +1,000',
'support 7 m1a1 firepower enhancements 33,454 33,454 33,454 artillery and other weapons 8 expeditionary fire support system 5,965 5,965 5,965',
'9 155mm lightweight towed howitzer 77 178,364 77 178,364 77 178,364 12 high mobility artillery rocket system 15 176,795 15',
'146,795 15 176,795 13 weapons and combat vehicles under $5 7,743 10,743 7,743 million weapons 14 modular weapon system 23,604',
'23,604 13,604 10,000 other support 15 modification kits 10,638 10,638 10,638 16 weapons enhancement program 5,357 5,357 5,357 total, weapons',
'and combat vehicles 558,112 531,112 545,112 13,000 guided missiles and equipment guided missiles 18 eads mod 1,997 1,997 1,997 22',
'complementary low altitude weapon system 442 442 442 other support 24 modification kits 2,500 total, guided missiles and 2,439 4,939',
'2,439 equipment communications and electronics equipment command and control systems 25 unit operations center 952 952 5,752 +4,800 repair and',
'test equipment 26 repair and test equipment 25,749 25,749 25,749 27 auto test system 20,000 +20,000 other support tel 30',
'combat support system 23,757 23,757 27,257 +3,500 31 modification kits 23,611 23,611 23,611 33 items under $5 million comm &',
'elec 2,043 2,043 2,043 34 air operations c2 systems 13,058 13,058 13,058 37 joint tactical radio systems 14,837 7,837 14,837',
'radar + equipment non tel 38 radar systems 12,167 12,167 12,167 intell/comm equipment non tel 41 tactical remote sensor system',
'3,000 42 fire support system 33,460 33,460 13,460 20,000 44 intelligence support equipment 65,973 67,973 50,873 15,100 48 night vision',
'equipment 20,795 31,795 20,795 other support non tel 49 common computer resources 48,589 48,589 48,589 50 command post systems 17,255',
'22,255 17,255 51 radio systems 28,972 28,972 28,972 52 comm switching & control systems 54,324 54,324 54,324 53 comm &',
'elec infrastructure support 17,805 20,005 20,005 +2,200 total, communications and 403,347 419,547 398,747 4,600 electronics equipment support vehicles administrative vehicles',
'55 commercial passenger vehicles 775 775 775 56 commercial cargo vehicles 11,776 11,776 11,776 tactical vehicles 57 5/4t truck hmmwv',
'myp 97,988 97,988 97,988 60 lightweight prime mover 3,445 3,445 3,445 61 logistics vehicle system rep 28,366 29,366 28,366 62',
'family of tactical trailers 6,906 6,906 6,906 other support 63 items less than $5 million 3,748 3,748 3,748 total, support',
'vehicles 153,004 154,004 153,004 engineer and other equipment engineer and other equipment 64 environmental control equip assort 3,450 3,450 3,450',
'66 bulk liquid equipment 21,887 21,887 21,887 67 tactical fuel systems 5,338 8,338 5,338 69 power equipment assorted 12,153 14,153',
'13,653 +1,500 70 amphibious support equipment 16,105 16,105 16,105 71 eod systems 71,185 71,185 71,185 materials handling equipment 73 physical',
'security equipment 5,064 5,064 5,064 74 garrison mobile engr equip 10,914 10,914 10,914 75 material handling equip 21,132 21,132 21,132',
'76 first destination transportation 3,421 3,421 3,421 general property 78 field medical equipment 2,459 4,459 2,459 80 training devices 17,722',
'65,722 17,722 81 container family 3,721 3,721 3,721 82 family of construction equipment 19,745 20,745 19,745 83 family of internally',
'transportable veh 3,786 3,786 3,786 itv 85 rapid deployable kitchen 5,405 5,405 5,405 other support 87 items less than $5',
'million 10,412 10,412 10,412 total, engineer and other equipment 233,899 289,899 235,399 +1,500 89 spares and repair parts 26,904 26,904',
'26,904 total, procurement, marine corps 1,377,705 1,426,405 1,361,605 16,100 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by',
'the committee: in thousands of dollars change from line item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 1aav7a1 pip 26,134',
'22,134 4,000 pricing 4,000 inconsistenci es 6modification kits 1,000 +1,000 armor and fire support mk 19 +1,000 modification kits 14modular',
'weapon 23,604 13,604 10,000 system transfer to 10,000 title ix 25unit operations 952 5,752 +4,800 center usmc +4,800 hitchhiker baseline',
'coc 27auto test systems 20,000 +20,000 digitization +20,000 of dod manuals 30combat support 23,757 27,257 +3,500 system floodlight set +3,500',
'upgrade/ replacement 42fire support 33,460 13,460 20,000 system transfer to 20,000 title ix 44intelligence 65,973 50,873 15,100 support equipment surss',
'mod 5,100 kits buying ahead of need transfer to 10,000 title ix 53comm & elec 17,805 20,005 +2,200 infrastructure support',
'usmc +2,200 continuity of operations program 69power equipment 12,153 13,653 +1,500 assorted 2kw military +1,500 tactical generators aircraft procurement, air',
'force appropriations, 2005 $13,648,304,000 budget estimate, 2006 11,973,933,000 house allowance 12,424,298,000 committee recommendation 12,729,492,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of',
'$12,729,492,000. this is $755,559,000 above the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this',
'appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change from',
'line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate aircraft procurement, air force combat',
'aircraft tactical forces 1 tactical forces ap cy 152,377 152,377 2 f 22 raptor 24 3,186,622 24 3,186,622 24 3,186,622',
'3 f 22 raptor ap cy 576,877 576,877 576,877 5 f 15e 1 65,000 +1 +65,000 total, combat aircraft 3,915,876',
'3,763,499 3,980,876 +65,000 airlift aircraft tactical airlift 6 c 17a myp 15 2,790,859 15 2,790,859 15 2,790,859 7 c 17a',
'myp ap cy 445,423 445,423 445,423 8 c 17 ics 28,000 +28,000 other airlift 10 c 130j 98,983 9 743,983',
'9 516,600 +9 +417,617 11 c 130j advance procurement cy 90,000 90,000 +90,000 total, airlift aircraft 3,335,265 4,070,265 3,870,882 +535,617',
'trainer aircraft operational trainers 13 jpats 54 333,307 54 333,307 54 333,307 other aircraft helicopters 14 v 22 osprey 2',
'233,793 2 222,243 2 233,793 15 v 22 osprey ap cy 10,525 10,525 10,525 mission support aircraft 16 civil air',
'patrol a/c 571 8,571 6,571 +6,000 other aircraft 17 target drones 82,907 82,907 82,907 18 haeuav 5 327,659 3 199,459',
'5 327,659 19 haeuav ap cy 69,993 59,993 69,993 20 predator uav 9 125,566 13 177,566 9 125,566 total, other',
'aircraft 851,014 761,264 857,014 +6,000 modification of inservice aircraft strategic aircraft 21 b 2a 59,134 59,134 59,134 22 b 1b',
'27,875 26,075 45,375 +17,500 23 b 52 145,025 110,225 153,025 +8,000 24 f 117 17,221 17,221 7,621 9,600 tactical aircraft',
'25 a 10 52,159 52,159 52,159 26 f 15 151,518 225,718 171,418 +19,900 27 f 16 380,960 402,460 433,960 +53,000',
'28 f22 raptor 53,992 53,992 53,992 airlift aircraft 30 c 5 71,137 76,537 86,137 +15,000 31 c 5 ap cy',
'20,000 20,000 35,000 +15,000 33 c 17a 260,826 176,826 176,826 84,000 34 c 21 3,924 10,424 3,924 35 c 32a',
'194 194 194 36 c 37a 382 382 1 45,382 +1 +45,000 trainer aircraft 38 glider mods 3,174 3,174 3,174',
'39 t6 modifications 6,143 6,143 6,143 40 t 1 181 181 181 41 t 38 202,694 182,694 202,694 43 t',
'43 2,014 2,014 2,014 other aircraft 44 kc 10a atca 21,937 21,937 21,937 45 c 12 6,295 6,295 6,295 46',
'c 20 mods 488 488 488 47 vc 25a mod 978 978 978 48 c 40 194 194 194 49',
'c 130 185,651 176,451 176,851 8,800 50 c130j mods 5,988 17,988 5,988 51 c 135 88,748 90,748 93,748 +5,000 52',
'compass call mods 27,421 27,421 27,421 53 c 29a mods 3,816 3,816 3,816 54 darp 85,470 85,470 85,470 55 e',
'3 49,292 49,292 50,292 +1,000 56 e 4 85,342 85,342 85,342 57 e 8 15,506 29,006 15,506 58 h 1',
'32,418 32,418 36,418 +4,000 59 h 60 50,497 50,497 52,497 +2,000 60 other aircraft 70,953 46,953 156,953 +86,000 61 predator',
'mods 30,286 30,286 30,286 62 cv 22 mods 102 3,652 102 63 classified projects 4,000 +4,000 total, modification of inservice',
'2,219,935 2,184,785 2,392,935 +173,000 aircraft aircraft spares and repair parts 64 industrial facilities 204,038 203,038 204,038 aircraft support equipment and',
'facilities common support equipment 65 common support equipment 124,420 124,420 124,420 post production support 66 b 1 13,466 13,466 13,466',
'67 b 2a 7,304 7,304 7,304 68 b 2a 22,111 22,111 22,111 69 b 52 21,162 21,162 21,162 70 c',
'130 20,502 20,502 20,502 71 f 15 post production support 13,170 13,170 13,170 72 f 16 post production support 17,833',
'17,833 17,833 73 industrial preparedness 22,360 22,360 22,360 war consumables 74 war consumables 24,058 24,058 other production charges 75 replen',
'spares/repair parts 644,155 661,855 644,155 76 depot modernization 115,525 115,525 115,525 darp 79 darp 68,432 68,432 68,432 total, aircraft support',
'equipment 1,114,498 1,108,140 1,090,440 24,058 and facilities total, aircraft procurement, air 11,973,933 12,424,298 12,729,492 +755,559 force committee recommended adjustments the',
'following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars change from line item 2006 budget committee',
'budget estimate recommendation estimate 5f 15e 65,000 +65,000 additional +65,000 aircraft 8c 17 ics 28,000 +28,000 pacaf c 17 +28,000',
'maintenance training system 10c 130j 98,983 516,600 +417,617 restore 7 +417,617 aircraft 11c 130j ap 90,000 +90,000 program +90,000 restoration',
'16civil air patrol a/ 571 6,571 +6,000 c civil air +6,000 patrol 22b 1b 27,875 45,375 +17,500 b 1b pneumatic',
'+3,500 assisted release par bomb rack upgrade b 1 aircraft +14,000 digital communication s improvement 23b 52 145,025 153,025 +8,000',
'b 52 attrition +27,900 reserve premature 19,900 conect request 24f 117 17,221 7,621 9,600 dual radio 5,700 production satcom antenna',
'3,900 production 26f 15 151,518 171,418 +19,900 f 15 active +19,900 electronicall y scanned array radar 27f 16 380,960 433,960',
'+53,000 ang block 42 f +30,000 16 engine upgrade f 16 advanced +8,000 identificatio n friend or foe aiff interrogator',
'ang f 16 block +15,000 30 distributed mission operations center dmoc / simulator 30c 5 71,137 86,137 +15,000 c 5',
'avionics +15,000 modernization program amp 31c 5 20,000 35,000 +15,000 c 5 +15,000 reliability enhancement and re engining program rerp',
'33c 17a 260,826 176,826 84,000 laircm transf 84,000 er to title ix 36c 37a 382 45,382 +45,000 additional +45,000 aircraft',
'49c 130 185,651 176,851 8,800 apn 241 color +15,000 weather radar for afrc c 130h2 scathe view +5,000 communication s',
'upgrade program senior scout +5,000 intelligent communication s exploitation ice program usaf requested 8,500 transfer an/ alr 69a amp 25,300',
'51c 135 88,748 93,748 +5,000 gatm for the +2,000 kc 135 emergency +3,000 vision assurance system for ang tankers 55e',
'3 49,292 50,292 +1,000 e 3 rotary +1,000 coupler improvement program 58h 1 32,418 36,418 +4,000 uh 1n +4,000 navigation',
'thermal imaging systems 59h 60 50,497 52,497 +2,000 hh60g weapon +2,000 system trainer/ operation flight trainer 60other aircraft 70,953 156,953',
'+86,000 jtrs delays 25,000 auxilliary +36,000 fuel tanks prv transfer +75,000 from r,d,t,&e,air force 63classified 4,000 +4,000 projects compass call',
'+4,000 74war consumables 24,058 24,058 transfer to 24,058 title ix c 17. air force leadership has indicated a requirement for',
'at least 42 additional aircraft beyond the 180 in the presidents budget. the committee reaffirms its commitment to the c',
'17 cargo aircraft and as such, recommends providing the department multiyear contract authority to facilitate the most efficient fulfillment of',
'c 17 requirements. c 17 maintenance training systems mts. the committee includes $28,000,000 for c 17 mts for hickam and',
'elmendorf air force bases. the committee is aware that the air force has $10,000,000 remaining from fiscal year 2005 funding',
'for c 17 mts and directs the air force to apply those funds in addition to the $28,000,000 to purchase',
'two additional c 17 mts in fiscal year 2006. c 130j. see procurement overview section of this report. predator b',
'mq 9. the predator b is the air forces long loitering hunter killer remotely operated aircraft. this aircraft has greater',
'payload, an improved sensor suite, and increased speed and altitude capabilities over the predator a aircraft that is currently being',
'used in operation iraqi freedom oif. the committee understands that predator b aircraft are operational and in the air force',
'inventory, but have not been deployed to oif. the air forces explanation for what the committee considers excessive deployment delays',
'has been insufficient. therefore, the committee directs the secretary of the air force in conjunction with the joint staff to',
'provide the committee a detailed written report on the deployment status of the mq 9 in iraq and the weaponization',
'plan for the aircraft by december 15, 2005. c 37. to alleviate the increasing demand for operational support aircraft osa',
'within the department and to ensure that combatant commanders have the requisite assets to execute their assigned missions, the committee',
'recommends $45,000,000 for an additional c 37. the committee directs that the department of defense maintain the current allocation of',
'osa assets to support combatant commanders and that the committee be notified at least 30 days prior to any alteration',
'of such assignments. c 29. the committee notes that the department has not provided funding to replace the aging c',
'29 aircraft currently used by the air force for the combat flight inspection mission. the c 29 aircraft cannot meet',
'range and payload requirements currently faced in iraq, afghanistan, central asia, and southeast asia. the committee understands that an agreement',
'between the air force and the federal aviation administration faa called for the faa to provide funding for four new',
'challenger 604 aircraft, the air force to provide funding for one and for a sixth to be procured jointly. the',
'committee also understands that the faa has funded the acquisition of the first replacement 604 aircraft and that according to',
'the terms of the agreement, the air force is responsible for the acquisition of the second aircraft. the committee encourages',
'the department to fulfill its obligations regarding the challenger 604 aircraft. missile procurement, air force appropriations, 2005 $4,458,113,000 budget estimate,',
'2006 5,490,287,000 house allowance 5,062,949,000 committee recommendation 5,068,974,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $5,068,974,000. this is $421,313,000 below the',
'budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the',
'committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change from line item qty. 2006 budget qty.',
'house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate missile procurement, air force ballistic missiles missile replacement equipment ballistic 1',
'advanced cruise missile 2,027 2,027 2,027 2 lgm 30f/g minuteman ii/iii 41,635 41,635 38,635 3,000 other missiles tactical 3 jassm',
'300 150,238 2,000 100,000 300 50,238 4 joint standoff weapon 971 971 971 5 sidewinder aim 9x 196 44,963 196',
'44,963 196 44,963 6 amraam 166 120,668 166 120,668 2,668 166 118,000 7 predator hellfire missile 378 38,135 378 38,135',
'208 21,135 +170 17,000 8 small diameter bomb 512 59,052 512 59,052 512 54,052 5,000 industrial facilities 9 industrial facilities',
'1,225 1,225 1,225 10 pollution prevention activity 895 895 895 total, other missiles 416,147 267,909 225,909 190,238 modification of inservice',
'missiles class iv 11 advanced cruise missile 3,251 3,251 3,251 12 mm iii modifications 672,633 676,533 679,133 +6,500 13 agm',
'65d maverick 233 233 233 14 agm 88c harm 38 38 38 15 air launch cruise missile 24,764 24,764 24,764',
'total, modification of inservice 700,919 704,819 707,148 +6,229 missiles spares and repair parts 16 missile spares/repair parts 85,094 85,094 75,094',
'10,000 other support space programs 17 advanced ehf 1 528,978 1 528,978 1 528,978 19 wideband gapfiller satellites 22,300 22,300',
'22,300 20 wideband gapfiller satellites ap cy 50,217 50,217 50,217 21 spaceborne equip comsec 9,575 9,575 9,575 22 global positioning',
'space 3 276,086 3 276,086 3 276,086 23 global positioning space ap cy 42,000 42,000 42,000 24 def meteorological sat',
'prog s 67,175 67,175 67,175 25 defense support program space 42,713 42,713 42,713 27 titan space boosters space 66,180 66,180',
'66,180 28 evolved expendable launch veh 5 838,347 5 747,347 5 784,347 54,000 29 medium launch vehicle space 111,166 111,166',
'111,166 special programs 30 defense space reconn program 320,606 320,606 320,606 34 special update programs 26,250 26,250 26,250 total, other',
'support 2,401,593 2,310,593 2,347,593 54,000 999 classified programs 1,842,872 1,650,872 1,672,568 170,304 total, missile procurement, air 5,490,287 5,062,949 5,068,974 421,313',
'force committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars change from',
'line item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 2 missile 41,635 38,635 3,000 replacement eq ballist e35e 3,000 unjustified',
'growth 3 jassm 150,238 100,000 50,238 sustain 50,238 minimum production capability 6 amraam 120,668 2,668 118,000 program 118,000 reduction 7',
'predator hellfire 38,135 21,135 17,000 missile additional 17,000 missiles tr ansfer to title ix 8 small diameter 59,052 54,052 5,000',
'bomb unit cost 5,000 efficiencies 12 mm iii 672,633 679,133 +6,500 modifications propulsion +8,500 replacement program prp propulsion +3,000 system',
'rocket engine life extension pro gram buying ahead 5,000 of need 13 agm 65d maverick 233 233 unjustified 233 request',
'14 agm 88c harm 38 38 unjustified 38 request 16 missile spares + 85,094 75,094 10,000 repair parts excessive 10,000',
'growth 28 evolved 838,347 784,347 54,000 expendable launch veh launch delay 54,000 999 classified 1,842,872 1,672,568 170,304 programs classified 170,304',
'reduction joint air to surface standoff missile jassm. the joint air to surface standoff missile is designed to engage hard',
'and soft targets at long range. after the jassm failed repeatedly in flight tests last year, the air force conducted',
'significant reliability enhancement efforts to improve the missiles performance. however, despite these efforts, the missile has failed at least two',
'flight tests since resumption of testing began in march 2005. moreover, this years flight tests have uncovered several new failure',
'modes in the missile, the root causes of which have not yet been identified. in addition to the persistent uncertainty',
'surrounding the missiles reliability, these new failure modes are of grave concern to the committee. the committee opposes the procurement',
'of new missiles when previously produced missiles display significant design and production quality problems. additionally, the fact that the air',
'force plans to procure a jassm extended range missile which has high design commonality with the jassm as early as',
'fiscal year 2007, elevates the criticality of solving these fundamental problems so as not to exacerbate them in future buys.',
'therefore, the committee expressly denies the air forces request to procure any jassms or jassm components for new missiles in',
'fiscal year 2006 and accordingly reduces the procurement budget request by $50,000,000. furthermore, the committee directs the air force to',
'revisit the missile quality and reliability problems in conjunction with the contractor and sub contractors and provides sufficient resources solely',
'for this purpose. the committee furthermore directs the air force to present to the congressional defense committees in writing a',
'revised jassm strategy to include a flight test schedule that will increase missile reliability and performance. the committee will revisit',
'its support for the program subsequent to the receipt of such strategy. evolved expandable launch vehicle eelv. the committee is',
'concerned that the current buy 3 contract may restrict competition in the out years if a means is not available',
'for companies to compete for launch services. thus, the committee directs that launch services contracts provide an annual opportunity for',
'companies to present their qualifications and compete for launch services. the committee supports contracting procedures that facilitate competition, assure access',
'to space, and that lead to best value procurements. concerning space launch infrastructure, the committee understands the business case to',
'maintain the eelv infrastructure and supports the buy 3 contracting procedure to award launch capabilities contracts on a bi annual',
'basis. procurement of ammunition, air force appropriations, 2005 $1,327,459,000 budget estimate, 2006 1,031,207,000 house allowance 1,031,907,000 committee recommendation 996,111,000 the',
'committee recommends an appropriation of $996,111,000. this is $35,096,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes',
'the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts',
'in thousands committee change from line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate',
'procurement of ammunition, air force procurement of ammo, air force 2 rockets 36,302 36,302 36,302 3 cartridges 160,530 140,530 150,530',
'10,000 bombs 4 practice bombs 14,278 14,278 14,278 5 general purpose bombs 240,231 245,231 240,231 6 sensor fuzed weapon 302',
'120,379 302 120,379 302 120,379 7 joint direct attack munition 8,000 223,285 8,000 223,285 8,000 223,285 sensor fuzed weapon er',
'15,700 9 cad/pad 21,212 21,212 21,212 10 explosive ordinance disposal i1063 2,958 2,958 2,958 11 spares and repair parts 4,354',
'4,354 4,354 14 modifications less than $5m 892 892 892 15 items less than $5,000,000 3,948 3,948 3,948 fuzes 16',
'flares 143,620 143,620 127,144 16,476 17 fuzes 53,176 53,176 44,556 8,620 total, procurement of ammo, air 1,025,165 1,025,865 990,069 35,096',
'force weapons 18 small arms 6,042 6,042 6,042 total, procurement of ammunition, 1,031,207 1,031,907 996,111 35,096 air force committee recommended',
'adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars change from line item 2006',
'budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 3cartridges 160,530 150,530 10,000 30 mm tp pgu 10,000 15/b, b116 unit cost savings',
'16flares 143,620 127,144 16,476 mju 10/b ir cm 16,476 flare l461 17fuzes 53,176 44,556 8,620 fmu 139 8,620 other procurement,',
'air force appropriations, 2005 $13,071,297,000 budget estimate, 2006 14,002,689,000 house allowance 13,737,214,000 committee recommendation 14,048,439,000 the committee recommends an appropriation',
'of $14,048,439,000. this is $45,750,000 above the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for',
'this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change',
'from line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate other procurement, air force',
'vehicular equipment passenger carrying vehicles 1 armored vehicle 503 503 503 2 passenger carrying vehicle 14,399 14,399 14,399 cargo +',
'utility vehicles 8 family medium tactical vehicle 13,058 13,058 13,058 9 high mobility vehicle myp 3,257 3,257 3,257 11 cap',
'vehicles 821 821 821 special purpose vehicles 15 hmmwv, armored 2,190 2,190 2,190 17 hmwwv, up armored 11,058 11,058 11,058',
'fire fighting equipment 22 truck crash p 19 21,414 21,414 21,414 materials handling equipment 26 halversen loader 16,311 23,311 16,311',
'base maintenance support 31 runway snow removal & cleaning 22,026 22,026 22,026 34 items less than $5m 10,546 10,546 10,546',
'total, vehicular equipment 115,583 122,583 115,583 electronics and telecommunications equip comm security equipment comsec 36 comsec equipment 58,176 58,176 58,176',
'37 modifications comsec 2,399 2,399 2,399 intelligence programs 38 intelligence training equipment 4,744 4,744 4,744 39 intelligence comm equip 1,523',
'1,523 1,523 electronics programs 40 air traffic ctrl/land sys at 16,795 19,795 16,795 41 national airspace system 51,919 58,919 51,919',
'42 theater air control sys impro 76,752 51,852 76,752 43 weather observe/forecast 35,723 35,723 35,723 44 strategic command and control',
'44,690 44,690 44,690 45 cheyenne mountain complex 23,009 23,009 23,009 47 drug interdiction program 416 416 416 special comm electronics',
'projects 48 general information technology 110,997 114,997 125,997 +15,000 49 af global command & control s 11,891 11,891 11,891 50',
'mobility command and control 9,488 9,488 9,488 51 air force physical security s 35,910 36,910 35,910 52 combat training ranges',
'36,096 45,096 50,696 +14,600 53 minimum essential emergency com 20,545 20,545 54 c3 countermeasures 4,517 4,517 4,517 55 gcss af',
'fos 12,738 12,738 12,738 56 theater battle mgt c2 sys 41,709 44,709 41,709 57 air operations center aoc 21,816 21,816',
'21,816 air force communications 58 base information infrastructure 374,926 378,426 324,926 50,000 59 uscentcom 31,059 31,059 31,059 disa programs 61',
'space based ir sensor prog sp 3,689 3,689 3,689 62 navstar gps space 9,096 9,096 9,096 63 nudet detection sys',
'nds spa 9,396 9,396 9,396 64 af satellite control network 51,778 51,778 51,778 65 spacelift range system space 114,189 114,189',
'106,189 8,000 66 milsatcom space 28,720 28,720 28,720 67 space mods space 25,063 25,063 25,063 organization and base 68 tactical',
'c e equipment 131,120 131,120 127,570 3,550 69 combat survivor evader locate 24,726 24,726 7,226 17,500 70 radio equipment 7,458',
'7,458 7,458 71 tv equipment afrtv 5,871 5,871 5,871 72 cctv/audiovisual equipment 3,193 3,193 3,193 73 base comm infrastructure 107,007',
'110,507 121,207 +14,200 74 items less than $5m 3,662 3,662 3,662 modifications 75 comm elect mods 24,714 24,714 24,714 total,',
'electronics and 1,577,520 1,566,075 1,542,270 35,250 telecommunications equip other base maintenance and support equip personal safety and rescue equip 79',
'night vision goggles 11,965 11,965 11,965 80 items less than $5m 3,800 3,000 +3,000 depot plant + materials handling eq',
'81 mechanized material handling 14,617 17,617 17,617 +3,000 base support equipment 85 base procured equipment 23,188 32,288 23,188 86 medical/dental',
'equipment 14,695 16,695 14,695 88 air base operability 5,463 5,463 5,463 90 productivity enhancing capita 5,324 5,324 5,324 91 mobility',
'equipment 23,370 23,370 23,370 92 air conditioners 1,000 93 items less than $5m 28,693 28,693 28,693 special support projects 96',
'darp rc135 21,507 21,507 21,507 97 darp, mrigs 147,952 147,952 155,952 +8,000 99 special update program 270,788 270,788 270,788 100',
'defense space reconnaissance 14,631 14,631 14,631 total, other base maintenance and 582,193 601,093 596,193 +14,000 support equip spare and repair',
'parts 103 spares and repair parts 30,340 30,340 30,340 999 classified programs 11,697,053 11,417,123 11,764,053 +67,000 total, other procurement, air',
'force 14,002,689 13,737,214 14,048,439 +45,750 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands',
'of dollars change from line item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 48general 110,997 125,997 +15,000 information technology joint',
'10,000 interface control officer support system palmtop +7,000 emergency action for chemical peac science and +5,000 engineering lab integration seldi',
'11th af link +13,000 16 radars 52combat training 36,096 50,696 +14,600 ranges delay for 8,000 joint threat emitters for joint',
'national training capability umte +9,000 modernization cope thunder +1,600 link 16 terminal red integrated +12,000 air defense 58base info 374,926',
'324,926 50,000 infrastructure network 50,000 operations/ information assurance 65spacelift range 114,189 106,189 8,000 system space reduction for 8,000 support costs',
'68tactical c e 131,120 127,570 3,550 equipment lites contract 3,550 termination 69combat survivor 24,726 7,226 17,500 evader locater csel transfer',
'17,500 to r&d air force for development of tac/tag 73base comm 107,007 121,207 +14,200 infrastructure secure +2,000 wireless lan infrastructur',
'e for point of maintenance 126th air refueling wing il ang air national +1,000 guard network operations and security cen',
'ter gig be alcom +11,200 expansion 80items less than 3,000 +3,000 $5.0m safety + rescue advanced +3,000 mission extender device',
'amxd kits 81mechanized 14,617 17,617 +3,000 material handling equipment point of +3,000 maintenance/ combat ammunition system pomx/ cas 97darp, mrigs',
'147,952 155,952 +8,000 161st +8,000 intelligence squadron equipment 999classified 11,697,053 11,764,053 +67,000 programs classified +67,000 adjustment combat survivor evader locator',
'csel. the committee is concerned about repeated delays and the seemingly disjointed plan for the procurement of survival radios. the',
'committee directs the under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics, in coordination with the air force as the',
'lead program office, to report back to the congressional defense committees no later than december 30, 2005 on the departments',
'current and planned research and development effort and the future procurement strategy of survival radios. procurement, defense wide appropriations, 2005',
'$2,956,047,000 budget estimate, 2006 2,677,832,000 house allowance 2,728,130,000 committee recommendation 2,572,250,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $2,572,250,000. this is',
'$105,582,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee',
'recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change from line item qty.',
'2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate procurement, defense wide major equipment major equipment, osd',
'1 major equipment, osd 98,045 105,045 103,045 +5,000 major equipment, nsa 3 information system security program 7,790 7,790 7,790 7',
'major equipment, whs 26,307 26,307 26,307 major equipment, disa 9 information systems security 27,072 27,072 27,072 10 defense message system',
'8,912 8,912 8,912 11 global command and control sys 5,498 5,498 5,498 12 global combat support system 2,686 2,686 2,686',
'13 teleport program 98,320 98,320 98,320 15 items less than $5m 33,491 33,491 33,491 16 defense information systems network 25,568',
'25,568 25,568 major equipment, dla 19 major equipment 8,328 8,328 8,328 major equipment, dcaa 20 major equipment items less than',
'$5m 1,497 1,497 1,497 major equipment, tjs 21 major equipment, tjs 42,473 42,473 42,473 major equipment, dhra 22 personnel administration',
'7,496 7,496 7,496 defense threat reduction agency 24 vehicles 200 200 200 25 other major equipment 16,319 16,319 16,319 26',
'other major equipment 780 780 780 major equipment, afis 27 major equipment, afis 6,521 6,521 6,521 major equipment, dodde 28',
'automation/educational support & 1,500 1,500 1,500 logistics major equipment, dcma 29 major equipment 12,068 12,068 12,068 major equipment, dtsa 30',
'major equipment 407 407 407 total, major equipment 431,278 438,278 436,278 +5,000 special operations command aviation programs 33 sof rotary',
'wing upgrades 129,748 136,748 132,448 +2,700 34 sof training systems 13,897 13,897 13,897 35 mh 130h air refueling system 18,268',
'18,268 18,268 36 mh 47 slep 83,737 83,737 83,737 37 mh 60 slep 29,629 29,629 29,629 38 mc 130h combat',
'talon ii 66,288 66,288 66,288 39 cv 22 sof modification 2 117,923 2 117,923 2 117,923 41 c 130 modifications',
'67,270 67,270 51,970 15,300 42 aircraft support 1,045 1,045 1,045 43 advanced seal delivery sys ap cy 71,694 71,694 71,694',
'shipbuilding 44 advanced seal delivery sys 12,350 12,350 12,350 45 mk viii mod 1 seal delivery veh 2,151 2,151 2,151',
'ammunition programs 46 sof ordnance replenishment 38,126 28,026 36,126 2,000 47 sof ordnance acquisition 11,158 11,158 6,758 4,400 other procurement',
'programs 48 comm equipment & electronics 69,898 65,296 69,898 49 sof intelligence systems 27,642 30,642 32,142 +4,500 50 sof small',
'arms & weapons 119,372 124,872 84,372 35,000 52 maritime equipment mods 2,275 2,275 2,275 53 special applications for contingencies 16,511',
'16,511 16,511 54 sof combatant craft systems 17,732 17,732 19,232 +1,500 55 spares and repair parts 5,114 2,114 5,114 57',
'tactical vehicles 4,541 4,541 4,541 60 sof maritime equipment 1,088 1,088 1,088 62 miscellaneous equipment 22,271 23,771 22,271 64 sof',
'operational enhancements 233,824 234,824 199,824 34,000 65 psyop equipment 46,649 46,649 36,649 10,000 emergent critical combat mission needs 43,000 equipment',
'total, special operations command 1,230,201 1,273,499 1,138,201 92,000 chemical/biological defense cbdp 66 installation force protection 198,045 198,045 208,245 +10,200 67',
'individual protection 97,183 97,183 97,183 68 decontamination 2,950 2,950 2,950 69 joint biological defense program 62,341 62,341 62,341 70 collective',
'protection 31,841 31,841 31,841 71 contamination avoidance 258,299 258,299 269,177 +10,878 total, chemical/biological defense 650,659 650,659 671,737 +21,078 999 classified',
'programs 365,694 365,694 326,034 39,660 total, procurement, defense wide 2,677,832 2,728,130 2,572,250 105,582 committee recommended adjustments the following table details',
'the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee change from line item 2006 budget recommen budget estimate',
'dation estimate 1 major equipment, osd 98,045 103,045 +5,000 army high performance +5,000 computing research center 33 rotary wing upgrades',
'and 129,748 132,448 +2,700 sustainment an/ars 6 v12 +2,700 personnel locator system 41 c 130 modifications 67,270 51,970 15,300 amp',
'delays 2,300 30 mm rephasing 13,000 43 asds advance procurement 71,694 71,694 71,694 46 sof ordnance 38,126 36,126 2,000 replenishment',
'm153 time delayed +8,000 firing device/ sympathetic detonator transfer to title ix 10,000 47 sof ordnance acquisition 11,158 6,758 4,400',
'algl ammunition 4,400 49 sof intelligence systems 27,642 32,142 +4,500 miniature multi band +4,500 beacons mmb 50 small arms and',
'weapons 119,372 84,372 35,000 transfer to title ix 35,000 54 sof combatant craft 17,732 19,232 +1,500 systems rigid hull inflatable',
'+1,500 boat procurement 64 sof operational 233,824 199,824 34,000 enhancements helmet mount track +5,000 system classified adjustment 39,000 65 psyop',
'equipment 46,649 36,649 10,000 slow execution 10,000 66 installation force 198,045 208,245 +10,200 protection military mail +10,200 screening equipment 71',
'contamination avoidance 258,299 269,177 +10,878 m22 automatic +16,000 chemical agent alarm acada jcad program delays 5,122 classified programs 365,694 326,034',
'39,660 advanced seal delivery system asds. the committee recommends support for the presidents budget request of $84,044,000 in procurement funds',
'for the asds. in accordance with recommendations in s. 1042, the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2006, the',
'committee directs that none of the funds provided for advance procurement of a second asds may be obligated or expended',
'until 15 days after a successful milestone c decision and a revised cost analysis and improvement group cost estimate are',
'provided to the committee. military mail. the committee recommends the authorized increase of $10,200,000 to the chemical biological defense program',
'to begin the procurement and fielding of agent detection and sampling equipment to screen military mail. national guard and reserve',
'equipment appropriations, 2005 $350,000,000 budget estimate, 2006 house allowance committee recommendation 422,000,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $422,000,000. this',
'is $422,000,000 above the budget estimate. the appropriation includes direction for each reserve and national guard component commander to submit',
'to the congressional defense committees a detailed assessment of that components modernization priorities. the committee maintains that the reserve and',
'national guard component commanders should exercise control of funds provided for their modernization in this account. the separate submission of',
'these assessments, directly from the reserve component commanders and the national guard directors to the committees will ensure that reserve',
'and national guard priorities are addressed in the allocation of this appropriation. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the',
'budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in',
'thousands committee change from line item qty. 2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate national',
'guard & reserve equipment national guard & reserve equipment 422,000 +422,000 committee recommended adjustments army reserve miscellaneous equipment. the committee',
'recommends $30,000,000 for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to improve the readiness ratings of army reserve units. navy reserve',
'miscellaneous equipment. the committee recommends $30,000,000 for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to improve the readiness ratings of navy',
'reserve units. marine corps reserve miscellaneous equipment. the committee recommends $30,000,000 for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to improve',
'the readiness ratings of marine corps reserve units. air force reserve miscellaneous equipment. the committee recommends $30,000,000 for the procurement',
'of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to improve the readiness ratings of air force reserve units. army national guard miscellaneous equipment. the',
'committee recommends $152,000,000 for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to improve the readiness ratings of army national guard units.',
'air national guard miscellaneous equipment. the committee recommends $150,000,000 for the procurement of unspecified miscellaneous equipment to improve the readiness',
'ratings of air national guard units. items of special interest the committee directs that the national guard and reserve equipment',
'program shall be executed by the heads of the guard and reserve components with priority consideration for miscellaneous equipment appropriations',
'given to the following items: radio test sets, f 15 enhanced gps/ins air national guard, heavy expanded mobility tactical trucks',
'hemtt, m777a1 lw 155 mm howitzers, heli basket module technology, helicopter maintenance work platform systems, high mobility multi purpose wheeled',
'vehicles hmmwvs, autonomous air combat evaluation system ace, joint helmet mounted cueing systems, m4k forklifts, advanced targeting pods for a',
'10s, cmhs medical readiness systems, imd hums for uh 60s, mw24c loaders, night vision devices, mk6 assisted take off replacement,',
'service life extension program for aviation equipment, sincgars, laircm, joint conus communications support environment, v 3 aesa radar, small arms,',
'apache helicopter bladefold kits, f 16 full mission training simulators, forward osmosis water filtration program, apg 68v 10 radar, light',
'medium tactical vehicles lmtv, medium tactical vehicles mtv, pls trailers, and litening targeting pods. defense production act purchases appropriations, 2005',
'$42,765,000 budget estimate, 2006 19,573,000 house allowance 28,573,000 committee recommendation 68,573,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $68,573,000. this is',
'$49,000,000 above the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee',
'recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: dollar amounts in thousands committee change from line item qty.',
'2006 budget qty. house allowance qty. recommen estimate dation qty. budget estimate defense production act purchases 1 defense production act',
'purchases 19,573 28,573 68,573 +49,000 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands',
'of dollars change from line item 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate 1defense production 19,573 68,573 +49,000 act purchases',
'advanced metal +8,000 composite process beryllium +3,000 supply industrial base ceramic armor +5,000 manufacturing to protect armed forces flexible +5,000',
'aerogel material supplier initiative hydrogen ion +4,000 implantation equipment miniature +5,000 compressor development poss +7,500 nanotechnolog y engineering scale up',
'initiative reactive +7,500 plastic co2 absorbent production capacity read out +4,000 integrated circuit manufacturing improvement defense production act purchases. in',
'an effort to provide a greater detailed level of oversight, the committee directs that funds made available within this account',
'be allocated within the following projects: in thousands of dollars project amount high performance batteries and fuel cell production 6,800',
'initiative high performance coatings production initiative 3,868 next generation radiation hardened microprocessors 2,905 advanced metal composite process 8,000 beryllium supply',
'industrial base 9,000 ceramic armor manufacturing to protect armed forces 5,000 flexible aerogel material supplier initiative 5,000 hydrogen ion implantation',
'equipment 4,000 miniature compressor development 5,000 poss nanotechnology engineering scale up initiative 7,500 reactive plastic co2 absorbent production capacity 7,500',
'read out integrated circuit manufacturing improvement 4,000 total 68,573 title iv research, development, test and evaluation funds appropriated under this',
'title provide the resources required to conduct a program of research, development, test and evaluation, including research in basic science,',
'applied research, advanced technology development, demonstration and validation, engineering and manufacturing development, and operational systems development. the presidents fiscal year',
'2006 budget requests a total of $69,356,040,000 for research, development, test and evaluation appropriations. summary of committee action the committee',
'recommends research, development, test and evaluation appropriations totaling $70,407,582,000 for fiscal year 2006. this is $1,051,542,000 above the budget estimate.',
'committee recommended research, development, test and evaluation appropriations for fiscal year 2006 are summarized below: summary of research, development, test',
'and evaluation appropriations in thousands of dollars change from account 2006 budget committee budget estimate recommendation estimate research, development, test',
'and evaluation: army 9,733,824 10,520,592 +786,768 navy 18,037,991 18,557,904 +519,913 air force 22,612,351 21,859,010 753,341 defense wide 18,803,416 19,301,618 +498,202',
'operational test and evaluation, defense 168,458 168,458 total 69,356,040 70,407,582 +1,051,542 committee recommendations the committee has displayed recommended adjustments in',
'tables presented under each appropriation account. these adjustments reflect the following committee actions: elimination of funds requested for programs which',
'are lower priority, duplicative, or not supported by firm requirements in out year development or procurement appropriations; deletion of excess',
'funds based on program delays or slow execution; addition of funds to reflect congressional priorities and to rectify shortfalls in',
'the budget estimate; and implementation of recommendations in s. 1042, the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2006. the',
'committee directs that the funding increases outlined in these tables shall be provided only for the specific purposes indicated in',
'the table. research, development, test and evaluation overview joint tactical radio system jtrs. the committee understands and supports the value',
'that the jtrs radio system will add to the battlefield in support of military operations. however, the armys cluster 1',
'program faces significant technical challenges. these challenges could impact the program efforts in the navy and air force. further, the',
'committee notes that significant quantities of new, very capable radios are being procured by the department of defense to fight',
'the global war on terror. although the new radios do not offer the router type capabilities of the jtrs, they',
'do provide superior communications in support of enhanced command and control and situational awareness than preceding capabilities. the procurement of',
'these interim radios should help to relieve some of the pressure on the jtrs schedule. further, the committee supports the',
'ongoing review of the joint tactical radio programs by the program executive office. the committee encourages the defense department to',
'thoroughly review the full program in light of the interim radios as well as challenges faced by the ongoing service',
'efforts to include architecture development, software and hardware development and waveform development. the committee requests that a report of the',
'defense departments assessment and a revised program plan be provided to the congressional defense committees not later than december 30,',
'2005. the committee recommends the following reductions to the jtrs program and recommends the remaining funding support waveform development and',
'other risk reduction priorities. committee recommended adjustments in thousands of dollars amount fiscal year 2006 reductions: research, development, test and',
'evaluation, army 178,000 research, development, test and evaluation, navy 33,300 research, development, test and evaluation, air 25,000 force total 236,300',
'fiscal year 2005 rescissions: research, development, test and evaluation, army 21,600 other procurement, army 68,500 total 90,100 joint strike fighter',
'jsf. the committee commends the jsf program for their efforts to implement design changes needed to reduce aircraft weight and',
'for working to restructure the program to accommodate changes in the aircrafts design. the committee, however, is concerned that continuing',
'program uncertainties make it difficult to estimate the resources needed for the program. for example, the program is still redesigning',
'the three jsf variants and is examining the need for changes in the software development and flight test programs to',
'make them more executable. until the re design efforts are complete, the committee is not committed to significant increases in',
'program funding for system development. as a result, the committee recommendation includes the following adjustments: committee recommended adjustments in thousands',
'of dollars amount fiscal year 2006 reductions: research, development, test and evaluation, navy 124,000 research, development, test and evaluation, air',
'force 146,000 total 270,000 research, development, test and evaluation, army appropriations, 2005 $10,698,989,000 budget estimate, 2006 9,733,824,000 house allowance 10,827,174,000',
'committee recommendation 10,520,592,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $10,520,592,000. this is $786,768,000 above the budget estimate. committee recommended program',
'the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the',
'budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance',
'research, development, test & eval, army basic research in house laboratory independent research 20,542 23,542 20,542 3,000 defense research sciences',
'137,898 162,498 159,398 +21,500 3,100 university research initiatives 67,201 71,001 78,201 +11,000 +7,200 university and industry research centers 81,953 94,453',
'103,578 +21,625 +9,125 total, basic research 307,594 351,494 361,719 +54,125 +10,225 applied research materials technology 17,559 30,259 40,059 +22,500 +9,800',
'sensors and electronic survivability 32,147 48,147 48,647 +16,500 +500 tractor hip 7,804 7,804 7,804 aviation technology 34,295 42,295 34,295 8,000',
'electronic warfare technology 19,129 27,629 29,129 +10,000 +1,500 missile technology 62,524 66,024 110,524 +48,000 +44,500 advanced weapons technology 21,139 27,139',
'41,639 +20,500 +14,500 advanced concepts and simulation 16,013 23,013 25,013 +9,000 +2,000 combat vehicle and automotive technology 64,883 102,583 78,383',
'+13,500 24,200 ballistics technology 49,163 52,163 51,163 +2,000 1,000 chemical, smoke and equipment defeating technology 2,519 13,019 12,519 +10,000 500',
'joint service small arms program 5,703 6,703 5,703 1,000 weapons and munitions technology 37,824 106,124 100,624 +62,800 5,500 electronics and',
'electronic devices 39,554 81,454 63,554 +24,000 17,900 night vision technology 23,823 38,123 23,823 14,300 countermine systems 19,293 22,293 27,293 +8,000',
'+5,000 human factors engineering technology 17,482 31,482 21,482 +4,000 10,000 environmental quality technology 16,417 16,417 27,417 +11,000 +11,000 command, control,',
'communications technology 21,787 56,787 23,787 +2,000 33,000 computer and software technology 3,590 3,590 4,890 +1,300 +1,300 military engineering technology 47,046',
'51,346 49,046 +2,000 2,300 manpower/personnel/training technology 15,207 15,207 19,207 +4,000 +4,000 warfighter technology 21,707 36,407 45,907 +24,200 +9,500 medical technology',
'74,694 280,844 163,894 +89,200 116,950 total, applied research 671,302 1,186,852 1,055,802 +384,500 131,050 advanced technology development warfighter advanced technology 63,754',
'79,454 72,754 +9,000 6,700 medical advanced technology 45,160 318,710 132,510 +87,350 186,200 aviation advanced technology 48,318 90,018 103,218 +54,900 +13,200',
'weapons and munitions advanced technology 74,927 103,427 89,927 +15,000 13,500 combat vehicle and automotive advanced technology 142,866 238,566 213,266 +70,400',
'25,300 command, control, communications advanced technology 12,066 13,866 12,066 1,800 manpower, personnel and training advanced technology 6,783 7,783 12,783 +6,000',
'+5,000 electronic warfare advanced technology 45,322 63,322 55,322 +10,000 8,000 tractor hike 8,777 8,777 8,777 next generation training & simulation',
'systems 19,982 22,682 28,982 +9,000 +6,300 tractor rose 4,956 4,956 4,956 explosives demilitarization technology 9,865 13,465 24,445 +14,580 +10,980 military',
'hiv research 6,842 16,842 6,842 10,000 combating terrorism, technology development 6,306 11,306 10,306 +4,000 1,000 global surveillance/air defense/precision strike techn',
'12,111 12,111 12,111 electronic warfare technology 16,801 25,801 14,801 2,000 11,000 missile and rocket advanced technology 70,066 92,066 109,566 +39,500',
'+17,500 tractor cage 15,406 15,406 15,406 landmine warfare and barrier advanced technology 25,327 25,327 32,227 +6,900 +6,900 joint service small',
'arms program 6,581 6,581 8,581 +2,000 +2,000 night vision advanced technology 51,761 110,561 69,761 +18,000 40,800 environmental quality technology demonstrations',
'12,606 16,606 12,606 4,000 military engineering advanced technology 7,301 20,401 20,301 +13,000 100 advanced tactical computer science & sensor technology',
'42,475 55,575 38,075 4,400 17,500 total, advanced technology development 756,359 1,373,609 1,109,589 +353,230 264,020 demonstration & validation unique item identification',
'uid 1,500 1,500 1,500 army missile defense systems integration 14,573 80,223 54,323 +39,750 25,900 army missile defense systems integration dem/val',
'9,284 10,784 58,584 +49,300 +47,800 air and missile defense systems engineering 83,063 99,763 100,063 +17,000 +300 landmine warfare and barrier',
'adv dev 2,500 2,500 smoke, obscurant and target defeating sys adv dev 5,733 5,733 5,733 tank and medium caliber ammunition',
'6,000 6,000 +6,000 advanced tank armament system atas 26,712 26,712 26,712 soldier support and survivability 3,393 3,393 3,393 tactical electronic',
'surveillance system adv dev 18,907 18,907 18,907 night vision systems advanced development 6,885 6,885 6,885 environmental quality technology 5,166 42,816',
'21,866 +16,700 20,950 warfighter information network tactical dem/val 131,081 87,181 131,081 +43,900 nato research and development 4,902 4,902 4,902 aviation',
'adv dev 6,249 7,249 6,249 1,000 logistics and engineer equipment adv dev 13,375 13,375 13,375 combat service support control system',
'evaluation 10,659 10,659 10,659 medical systems adv dev 10,134 14,634 25,934 +15,800 +11,300 soldier systems advanced development 10,595 12,595 10,595',
'2,000 integrated broadcast service jmip/distp 2,762 2,762 2,762 total, demonstration & validation 364,973 458,573 509,523 +144,550 +50,950 engineering & manufacturing',
'development aircraft avionics 23,451 31,451 13,451 10,000 18,000 armed, deployable oh 58d 13,964 13,964 93,206 +79,242 +79,242 electronic warfare development',
'32,179 34,179 32,179 2,000 joint tactical radio 156,665 156,665 156,665 all source analysis system 7,973 9,973 7,973 2,000 tractor cage',
'16,099 16,099 16,099 common missile 45,000 45,000 infantry support weapons 34,627 45,927 39,627 +5,000 6,300 medium tactical vehicles 1,886 14,486',
'1,886 12,600 family of heavy tactical vehicles 3,415 6,415 15,415 +12,000 +9,000 air traffic control 4,508 4,508 4,508 light tactical',
'wheeled vehicles 12,000 12,000 armored systems modernization asm eng dev 3,065,629 2,616,629 2,965,629 100,000 +349,000 non light of sight launch',
'system 231,554 233,154 235,554 +4,000 +2,400 non line of sight cannon 107,587 157,587 107,587 50,000 night vision systems sdd 26,449',
'28,449 28,949 +2,500 +500 combat feeding, clothing, and equipment 3,383 3,383 3,383 non system training devices sdd 61,090 61,090 61,090',
'air defense command, control and intelligence sdd 29,012 29,012 29,012 constructive simulation systems development 40,572 40,572 40,572 automatic test equipment',
'development 54 2,554 54 2,500 distributive interactive simulations dis engineer 22,057 23,457 32,057 +10,000 +8,600 combined arms tactical trainer catt',
'core 37,471 49,471 42,971 +5,500 6,500 joint network management system 5,092 5,092 5,092 aviation sdd 2,000 +2,000 +2,000 weapons and',
'munitions sdd 87,034 110,534 87,034 23,500 logistics and engineer equipment sdd 13,353 13,353 14,353 +1,000 +1,000 command, control, communications systems',
'sdd 393,062 323,562 225,062 168,000 98,500 medical materiel/medical biological defense equipment 5,627 18,127 10,627 +5,000 7,500 landmine warfare/barrier sdd 80,560',
'75,560 80,560 +5,000 artillery munitions 113,368 115,368 113,368 2,000 combat identification 2,973 2,973 7,973 +5,000 +5,000 army tactical command &',
'control hardware & software 66,980 66,980 66,980 radar development 5,080 5,080 5,080 general fund enterprise business system gfebs 71,119 71,119',
'71,119 firefinder 46,061 46,061 46,061 soldier systems warrior dem/val 57,818 60,818 57,818 3,000 artillery systems 5,476 5,476 5,476 patriot/meads combined',
'aggregate program cap 288,785 288,785 288,785 information technology development 63,662 65,662 65,662 +2,000 total, engineering & manufacturing development 5,225,675 4,910,575',
'5,080,917 144,758 +170,342 rdt&e management support threat simulator development 23,796 28,196 25,796 +2,000 2,400 target systems development 10,855 11,855 12,355',
'+1,500 +500 major t&e investment 64,498 68,498 64,498 4,000 rand arroyo center 23,800 23,800 23,800 army kwajalein atoll 154,535 155,535',
'154,535 1,000 concepts experimentation program 31,653 38,653 31,653 7,000 army test ranges and facilities 369,943 369,943 369,943 army technical test',
'instrumentation and targets 62,687 66,687 68,187 +5,500 +1,500 survivability/lethality analysis 38,306 42,306 43,306 +5,000 +1,000 dod high energy laser test',
'facility 17,688 17,688 20,688 +3,000 +3,000 aircraft certification 2,748 2,748 2,748 meteorological support to rdt&e activities 8,829 8,829 8,829 materiel',
'systems analysis 15,517 15,517 15,517 exploitation of foreign items 4,710 4,710 4,710 support of operational testing 75,993 76,993 75,993 1,000',
'army evaluation center 57,305 57,305 57,305 simulation & modeling for acq, rqts, & tng smart 9,437 5,437 9,437 +4,000 programwide',
'activities 54,269 54,269 54,269 technical information activities 32,237 48,237 42,237 +10,000 6,000 munitions standardization, effectiveness and safety 16,922 37,622 28,922',
'+12,000 8,700 environmental quality technology mgmt support 4,014 4,014 4,014 management headquarters research and development 12,908 12,908 12,908 total, rdt&e',
'management support 1,092,650 1,151,750 1,131,650 +39,000 20,100 operational systems development mlrs product improvement program 114,297 114,297 116,297 +2,000 +2,000 weapons',
'capability modifications uav 9,000 +9,000 +9,000 joint land attack cruise missiles defenses jlens 106,420 107,420 106,420 1,000 1high altitude airship',
'17,500 +17,500 +17,500 adv field artillery tactical data system 16,064 16,064 17,064 +1,000 +1,000 combat vehicle improvement programs 12,030 16,030',
'17,030 +5,000 +1,000 maneuver control system 44,903 41,403 44,903 +3,500 aircraft modifications/product improvement programs 409,103 416,603 287,103 122,000 129,500 aircraft',
'engine component improvement program 2,066 2,066 2,066 digitization 12,343 13,343 12,343 1,000 force xxi battle command, brigade and below fbcb2',
'20,201 20,201 20,201 missile/air defense product improvement program 16,188 16,188 16,188 other missile product improvement programs 23,560 23,560 18,681 4,879',
'4,879 tractor card 6,797 6,797 6,797 joint tactical communications program tri tac 24,906 24,906 24,906 joint tactical ground system 12,854',
'12,854 12,854 joint high speed vessel jhsv 3,261 3,261 3,261 security and intelligence activities 2,992 13,492 4,992 +2,000 8,500 information',
'systems security program 22,903 26,903 23,903 +1,000 3,000 global combat support system 79,752 74,752 64,752 15,000 10,000 satcom ground environment',
'space 58,659 58,659 58,659 wwmccs/global command and control system 13,647 13,647 13,647 joint command and control program jc2 1,696 1,696',
'1,696 tactical unmanned aerial vehicles 139,610 142,610 156,610 +17,000 +14,000 airborne reconnaissance systems 5,398 5,398 5,398 distributed common ground systems',
'91,587 98,837 91,587 7,250 avionics component improvement program 994 994 994 end item industrial preparedness activities 68,505 96,805 112,005 +43,500',
'+15,200 nato joint stars 569 569 569 tactical wheeled vehicle product improvement 20,000 20,000 small business innovative research 1,000 1,000',
'total, operational systems development 1,311,305 1,390,355 1,267,426 43,879 122,929 classified programs 3,966 3,966 3,966 total, research, development, test & eval,',
'army 9,733,824 10,827,174 10,520,592 +786,768 306,582 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in',
'thousands of dollars committee change from line item 2006 budget recommen budget estimate dation estimate 2 defense research sciences 137,898',
'159,398 +21,500 advanced carbon +4,000 nanotechnology program advanced ground +1,000 vehicle reliability research brain imaging and +2,500 deception detection research',
'biological raman and +1,000 optical imaging program desert terrain +3,000 analysis for enhancing military operations document exploitation +5,000 technology upgrade',
'optical technologies +3,000 research terrain processes +2,000 research to optimize battlefield operations 3 university research 67,201 78,201 +11,000 initiatives advanced',
'imaging +1,000 technology research burn and shock trauma +2,000 research high resolution +1,000 analytical transmission electron microscope integrated systems in',
'+2,000 sensing, imaging and communications research low temperature +2,000 vehicle research nanotechnology and +3,000 health research 4 university and industry',
'81,953 103,578 +21,625 research centers advanced coating +1,625 systems for ground based military vehicles advanced sensors +1,000 research advanced steel',
'+1,000 casting technology for weapon systems automotive research +2,000 ferroelectric +4,000 electronic photonic nanodevices nanotubes optimized +4,000 for lightweight exceptional',
'strength composite materials next generation +2,000 joining technology research real time +2,000 classification through wall sensor strategic defense +3,000 systems',
'manufacturing technology visualization for +1,000 training and simulation in urban terrains 6 materials technology 17,559 40,059 +22,500 advanced materials +3,000',
'for mine detection and blast mitigation composite materials +3,000 technology for future combat system future affordable +4,000 multi utility materials',
'for future combat system lightweight blast +2,000 containment vessel development lrip lasso +2,500 mems sensors for +2,000 rolling element bearings',
'multifunctional +4,000 nanostructured materials for future combat systems spinel tactical armor +2,000 manufacturing technology 7 sensors and electronic 32,147 48,647',
'+16,500 survivability digital radio +4,000 frequency tags optical combat +2,000 identification system ocids persistent multi +2,000 dimensional surveillance in non',
'permissive environments scalable high +3,000 efficiency solid state lasers small airship +3,000 surveillance system smartcam3d technology +2,500 10 electronic warfare',
'19,129 29,129 +10,000 technology real time laser +4,000 threat warning development silver fox unmanned +4,000 aerial vehicle subterranean target +2,000',
'identification 11 missile technology 62,524 110,524 +48,000 enhanced area +5,000 protection and survivability eaps lens x hypervelocity +5,000 ground testing',
'mariah ii hypersonic +12,000 wind tunnel development program nanoscience +3,000 initiative for next generation missiles near hermetic +3,000 packaging and',
'interconnection technology red rain +3,000 unique waveform based +12,000 missile technologies for horizontal integration and ied detection unmanned systems +5,000',
'initiative at amrdec 12 advanced weapons 21,139 41,639 +20,500 technology army missile and +18,000 space technology initiative solid state high',
'+2,500 output diode arrays 13 advanced concepts and 16,013 25,013 +9,000 simulation surveillance and +9,000 targeting robot platform red owl',
'14 combat vehicle and 64,883 78,383 +13,500 automotive technology advanced electric +3,500 drive defense +3,000 transportation energy research lumes +4,000',
'unmanned vehicle +3,000 control technologies 15 ballistics technology 49,163 51,163 +2,000 gun barrel coatings +2,000 16 chemical, smoke and 2,519',
'12,519 +10,000 equipment defeating technology battlefield +5,000 production of modified vaporous hydrogen peroxide for field decontamination development/operation +1,000 of test',
'range for advanced sensors and obscurants global pathogen +4,000 portal 18 weapons and munitions 37,824 100,624 +62,800 technology active coatings',
'+3,500 technology advanced materials +3,000 and nanotechnology for ammunition advanced technology +4,000 lightweight armament system rarefaction wave gun army center',
'of +6,300 excellence in acoustics electroconversion of +7,500 energetic materials engineered surfaces +5,000 for weapons systems life extension fatigue odometer',
'for +4,000 vehicle components and gun barrels project micro/nano systems +3,000 technology research non nuclear earth +7,000 penetrator operational prototype',
'polymer cased 5.56mm +1,000 small arms ammunition precision +4,000 manufacturing initiative sleuth tungsten heavy +4,500 alloy penetrator and warhead development',
'titanium extraction +7,000 mining and process engineering research transition laser +1,000 engineered net shaping technology ultra wide band +2,000 sensors',
'19 electronics and 39,554 63,554 +24,000 electronic devices bipolar wafer cell +1,000 lithium ion batteries future soldier hybrid +1,000 power',
'sources for the battlefield lithium carbide +1,000 monoflouride military battery packs miniature tactical +3,000 energy systems development novel zinc air',
'power +2,000 sources for military applications pem fuel cell +1,000 tactical quiet generators portable solid oxide +2,000 fuel cell demonstrator',
'software defined +2,000 radio interoperability initiative state of battery life +2,000 indicator thin cylindrical iron +4,000 disulfide primary battery transcritical',
'carbon +5,000 dioxide co2 environmental control unit 21 countermine systems 19,293 27,293 +8,000 biological detection +4,000 of unexploded ordnance and',
'land mines explosives detection +3,000 and mitigation inl small synthetic +1,000 aperture radar sar buried mine detection 22 human factors',
'engineering 17,482 21,482 +4,000 technology team performance and +4,000 optimization in agent and human agent teams 23 environmental quality 16,417',
'27,417 +11,000 technology advanced bio based +1,000 binders chemical materials +2,000 and environmental modeling project quantum research +8,000 facility 24',
'command, control, 21,787 23,787 +2,000 communications technology ultra wideband chip +2,000 set 25 computer and software 3,590 4,890 +1,300 technology',
'software reliability +1,300 and security improvements 26 military engineering 47,046 49,046 +2,000 technology geosciences research +2,000 27 manpower/personnel/ 15,207 19,207',
'+4,000 training technology language instruction +4,000 for the troops 28 warfighter technology 21,707 45,907 +24,200 advanced warfighter +3,500 sustainment systems',
'for the 21st century biosecurity research +3,700 for soldier food safety development of long +3,000 shelf life fruits and vegetables',
'for military rations improved self +500 sintered silicon carbide to meet body armor protection integrated, +4,000 unbreakable, flexible visible infrared',
'lighting surfaces for shelters mosaic flexible armor +1,000 nbc integrated +5,000 protection membrane shelters toxin guard research +1,000 ultra lightweight',
'+2,500 flexible photovoltaics for the individual warrior 29 medical technology 74,694 163,894 +89,200 adult stem cells for +4,000 wound healing',
'and immune reconstruction automated medical +3,000 emergency intravascular access bio foam bleeding +2,600 sealant for battlefield trauma biomedical sciences +2,500',
'and technology colorimetric pda +7,000 based sensor for rapid pathogen detection combat casualty care +4,000 battlefield wounds computational +1,000 proteomics',
'control of +5,000 inflammation and tissue repair hibernation genomics +3,000 uaf hsdi +7,000 integrative healing +3,500 practices for veterans vet',
'heal medical image +2,000 database holographic archiving library system military biomaterials +4,000 research military +6,000 complimentary and alternative medicine research',
'national eye +3,500 evaluation and research network plasma discharge +2,500 medical device sterilization technology platelet gels for +3,000 treatment of',
'traumatic injuries post traumatic stress +1,000 disorder research prevention of +2,000 compartment syndrome tedco mrasc applied +1,000 research demonstration project',
'telemedicine and +2,000 surgical innovation research ultra high speed mems +5,800 electromagnetic cell sorter vaccine research in +1,000 biodefense and',
'emerging infections vaccines and +4,000 therapeutics to counter biological threats vascular graft +4,800 development on elastin biomatrices vigilance surgical +4,000',
'safety system 30 warfighter advanced 63,754 72,754 +9,000 technology ration packaging +2,000 materials and systems for meals ready to eat',
'self decontaminating +2,000 selectively permeable membranes for chem bio protection small business +2,000 development and transition technology and human +3,000',
'systems integration program 31 medical advanced 45,160 132,510 +87,350 technology autonomous non +1,000 invasive alcohol testing bio surveillance in a',
'+1,500 highly mobile population brain, biology and +2,000 machine research center for minimally +7,500 invasive technology fibrogen bandages for +5,000',
'battlefield wounds human operator +3,000 performance research intravenous membrane +1,000 oxygenator medical modeling and +1,750 simulation through synthetic genes metroplex',
'+10,000 comprehensive imaging center military low vision +4,000 research program military nutrition +2,000 research: personnel readiness and warfighter performance minimally',
'invasive +1,500 surgery modeling and simulation national bioterrorism +2,000 civilian medical response cimerc national tissue +3,500 engineering center online medical',
'+3,000 training for military personnel pharmacological +2,500 countermeasures to ionizing radiation plasma sterilizer +3,000 polyheme blood +5,000 substitute portable ultra',
'sound +4,000 finger probe pseudofolliculitis +1,000 barbae skin therapy system rugged textile +2,200 electronic garments rural electronic +2,000 medical record',
'emr / teleradiology system sea med oral health +500 program smart prosthetic +1,000 devices technology soldier mounted eye +3,500 tracking',
'and control systems soldier treatment and +2,000 regeneration consortium technologies for +1,000 metabolic monitoring/ julia weaver fund initiative tripler army',
'medical +1,000 center eicu remote critical care untethered healthcare +2,000 program vascular graft +3,000 development on elastin biomatrices walter reed',
'army +1,400 medical center wireless network weight measurements +3,500 and standards for military personnel 32 aviation advanced 48,318 103,218 +54,900',
'technology excalibur unmanned +7,900 combat aerial vehicle fuel cell for mobile +5,000 robotics system project improved varoc/ +7,000 unmanned aerial',
'vehicle compression system development integrated oil debris +3,000 and condition sensor for condition based maintenance mission execution +3,000 technology implementation',
'process technologies +2,000 for replacement part production reconfigurable +2,000 tooling systems universal control +4,000 full authority digital engine control unmanned',
'aerial +7,500 vehicle resupply vertical takeoff and +4,500 landing unmanned aerial vehicle vtdp compound +5,000 helicopter technology flight demonstration wiring',
'traceout for +4,000 joint aviation technical data integration 33 weapons and munitions 74,927 89,927 +15,000 advanced technology armament and +4,000',
'rangesafe technology initiatives manufacturing of +4,000 precision optics miniaturized raman +4,000 chemical identification system nanotechnology +3,000 manufacturing research 34 combat',
'vehicle and 142,866 213,266 +70,400 automotive advanced technology advanced thermal +4,000 management controls alcoa collaborative +2,000 development approach for non',
'line of sight cannon and mortar armored composite cab +4,000 development program center for military +11,800 vehicle technologies composite body',
'parts +4,000 composite armored vehicle technology transition composite shelters +3,000 for the future tactical truck and retrofit of current vehicle',
'shelters digital humans and +2,000 virtual reality technologies for future combat system fastening and joining +2,000 technology full spectrum active',
'+5,000 protection close in layered shield fclas future lightweight +5,000 military trailer chassis hydraulic hybrid +5,000 vehicle technology international +7,500',
'commercially based logistical support trucks for u.s. army evaluation next generation non +2,000 tactical vehicle propulsion n step enabled +3,600',
'manufacturing cell for future combat system pacific rim +2,000 environmental degradation of materials research program at uh personal mobility +3,000',
'vehicle rocket propelled +1,500 grenade vehicle protection system solid oxide fuel cell +3,000 materials and manufacturing 36 manpower, personnel and',
'6,783 12,783 +6,000 training advanced technology battle command team +3,000 training program modeling and +3,000 simulation technologies for homeland defense/',
'security training 37 electronic warfare 45,322 55,322 +10,000 advanced technology applied +6,500 communications and information networking portable and mobile +2,500',
'emergency broadband systems tacom software tools +1,000 supporting structural assessment of wheeled vehicles 39 next generation training 19,982 28,982 +9,000',
'& simulation systems cave automatic +4,000 virtual environment desert research insti tute institute for +5,000 creative technologies joint fires and',
'effects trainer system 41 explosives 9,865 24,445 +14,580 demilitarization technology explosive +980 demilitarization technology hmx requalification +2,000 program navair systems',
'+1,500 command data conversion effort sierra army depot +2,500 cryofracture/plasma arc demilitarization program western area +7,600 demilitarization facility hawthorne army',
'depot 43 combating terrorism 6,306 10,306 +4,000 technology development advanced mobile +4,000 microgrid liquid fueler 45 electronic warfare 16,801 14,801',
'2,000 technology program growth 4,000 geofence pipeline +2,000 monitoring and safety project 46 missile and rocket 70,066 109,566 +39,500 advanced',
'technology applied counterspace +24,000 technology testbed missile simulation +10,000 technology rapid assessment and deployment of systems initiative warfighter protection +5,500',
'and homeland security lab 48 landmine warfare and 25,327 32,227 +6,900 barrier advanced technology advanced demining +5,900 technology electromagnetic +1,000',
'detection and imaging transceiver edit landmine detector 49 joint service small arms 6,581 8,581 +2,000 program lightweight machine +2,000 gun',
'and ammunition 51 night vision advanced 51,761 69,761 +18,000 technology cost effective +4,000 targeting system electron bombarded +4,000 active pixel',
'sensor camera enhanced digital +4,000 electronic night vision for unmanned ground vehicles night vision fusion +1,000 real time geospatial +1,000',
'video sensor intelligence for nvesd warfighter position, +4,000 location and tracking sensor 53 military engineering 7,301 20,301 +13,000 advanced technology',
'advanced structures +3,000 and composites in construction for protective structures battlefield +2,000 production of hydrogen for fuel cell vehicles fireproofing/',
'+1,500 corrosion resistant coating system fuel cell hybrid +4,000 generating system ramgen technology real time drinking +1,000 water security program',
'reforming +1,500 technologies for renewable and flexible fuel sources 54 advanced tactical 42,475 38,075 4,400 computer science and sensor tech',
'nology program growth 7,000 hyperspectral imaging +1,000 and synthetic aperature radar for uavs mvmnt program for +600 simulation based operations',
'x band +1,000 interferometric radar development 56 army missile defense 14,573 54,323 +39,750 systems integration non space army missile defense',
'+3,000 advanced electronics rosebud integration army missile defense +1,000 integration of thermo acoustic piezo energy conversion carbon foam program +7,250',
'missile defense global infrasound +3,000 monitoring integrated composite +2,500 missile structures low cost avionics +2,000 next generation +3,000 passive sensors',
'radar on a chip rad +1,000 chip research program standoff hazardous +4,000 agent detection and evaluation system shades standoff sensor',
'for +8,000 radionuclide identification ssrid transfer missile +4,000 power system onboard vehicle power vertical integration +1,000 for missile defense surveillance',
'data 57 army missile defense 9,284 58,584 +49,300 systems integration space allen army airfield +16,000 upgrades low cost interceptor +15,000',
'near space long +18,300 loiter sensor and communications platform 58 air and missile defense 83,063 100,063 +17,000 systems engineering army',
'extended range +8,000 attack missile asmd system of +4,000 systems hardware in the loop test bed single integrated +5,000 space',
'picture 61 tank and medium caliber 6,000 +6,000 ammunition mid range munition +6,000 tm3 dual mode seeker 66 environmental quality',
'5,166 21,866 +16,700 technology dem/val casting emissions +6,200 reduction program environmental +3,000 management system pilot environmental +1,000 security initiative magna',
'water district +2,500 perchlorate and arsenic treatment rapid response bio +1,000 chem decon, liquid and dry decon green wellhead treatment',
'of +3,000 perchlorate contaminated wells 73 medical systems adv dev 10,134 25,934 +15,800 combat support +8,300 hospital mobile surgical unit',
'future medical +7,500 shelter system 21st century military hospital system 78 aircraft avionics 23,451 13,451 10,000 jtrs program delay 10,000',
'and restructure 79 armed, deployable oh 58d 13,964 93,206 +79,242 army requested +70,000 transfer from apa, line 3 army requested',
'+9,242 transfer from apa, line 30 86 infantry support weapons 34,627 39,627 +5,000 xm25 advanced +5,000 airburst weapon system 90',
'family of heavy tactical 3,415 15,415 +12,000 vehicles advanced drivetrains +2,000 for enhanced mobility and safety future tactical truck +10,000',
'system 93 armored systems 3,065,629 2,965,629 100,000 modernization asm eng dev program overhead/ 100,000 excess management reserve 94 non line',
'of sight launch 231,554 235,554 +4,000 systems enforcit anti tamper +4,000 software 96 night vision systems sdd 26,449 28,949 +2,500',
'small arms and light +2,500 weapons, soldier mounted detection and location system 104 distributive interactive 22,057 32,057 +10,000 simulations dis',
'sdd army space modeling +10,000 and simulation 109 combined arms tactical 37,471 42,971 +5,500 trainer catt core aviation combined +2,500',
'arms tactical trainer gunner crew chief +3,000 station trainer 111 aviation sdd 2,000 +2,000 aviation system +2,000 integration facility and',
'rapid equipment fielding office 113 logistics and engineer 13,353 14,353 +1,000 equipment sdd advanced medium +1,000 mobile power systems 114',
'command, control, 393,062 225,062 168,000 communications systems sdd jtrs cluster 1 120,000 program delay and restructure jtrs cluster 5 48,000',
'program delay and restructure 115 medical materiel/medical 5,627 10,627 +5,000 biological defense equipment sdd cartledge infuser for +1,000 battlefield trauma',
'chitosan bandage +4,000 component 118 combat identification 2,973 7,973 +5,000 command post platform +5,000 128 information technology 63,662 65,662 +2,000',
'development army enterprise human +2,000 resource system ehrs 129 threat simulator 23,796 25,796 +2,000 development distributed rf/sam +1,000 threat systems',
'web assured response +1,000 protocol 130 target systems 10,855 12,355 +1,500 development next generation ice +1,500 protection system for unmanned',
'aerial vehicles 137 army technical test 62,687 68,187 +5,500 instrumentation and targets aberdeen technology +1,500 transfer initiative accelerator based +1,000',
'neutron production study white sands missile +3,000 range film elimination 138 survivability/lethality 38,306 43,306 +5,000 analysis rotorcraft +5,000 survivability assessment',
'facility 139 dod high energy laser 17,688 20,688 +3,000 test facility high energy laser +3,000 test facility upgrade 148 technical',
'information 32,237 42,237 +10,000 activities army high performance +8,000 computing research center knowledge system and +2,000 relational database 149 munitions',
'16,922 28,922 +12,000 standardization, effectiveness and safety advanced cluster +3,000 energetics ace aluminum matrix +3,000 composite technology partnership muni tions',
'medium caliber metal +2,000 parts upgrade mems technology +3,000 applications nano consortium small and medium +1,000 caliber armor piercing ammunition',
'improvements 152 mlrs product improvement 114,297 116,297 +2,000 program himars command and +2,000 control 153 weapons capability 9,000 +9,000 modifications',
'uav alternate payload +4,000 munition ap blu guided dispenser +5,000 system for unmanned aerial vehicles 154a high altitude airship 17,500',
'+17,500 transfer from rddw, +10,000 line 29 conformal embedded +5,000 rectennas for high altitude airships hydrogen oxygen pem +2,500 regenerative',
'fuel cell for high altitude airships 155 adv field artillery 16,064 17,064 +1,000 tactical data system gun display unit +1,000',
'replacement, block ii 156 combat vehicle 12,030 17,030 +5,000 improvement programs abrams m1a1 vehicle +5,000 prognostics development 158 aircraft modifications/',
'409,103 287,103 122,000 product improvement programs acs program delay 130,000 helicopter autonomous +8,000 landing system hals for black hawks 163',
'other missile product 23,560 18,681 4,879 improvement programs apkws simulator 4,879 upgrade 172 security and intelligence 2,992 4,992 +2,000 activities',
'portable iris +2,000 enrollment and recognition pier device 173 information systems 22,903 23,903 +1,000 security program retinal/iris +1,000 multimodal biometrics',
'technology for secure identification 174 global combat support 79,752 64,752 15,000 system funding ahead of need 15,000 179 tactical unmanned',
'aerial 139,610 156,610 +17,000 vehicles jmip small platform modern +7,000 signal communications intelligence comint tactical +4,000 hyperspectral imaging system for',
'the shadow uav tactical unmanned +3,000 aerial vehicle testing and engineering support uav to soldier real +3,000 time video link',
'183 end item industrial 68,505 112,005 +43,500 preparedness activities advanced modeling +4,500 technology for titanium machining initia tive electrodeposited +4,000',
'coatings systems for munitions laser engineered net +3,000 shaping lens manufacturing qualification laser peening for +3,000 army helicopters lean munitions',
'+4,500 legacy aerospace gear +4,000 drive re engineering initiative low cost domestic +4,000 titanium reduction to powder initiative manufacturing +1,000',
'metrology for weapon system production and sustainment manufacturing systems +4,000 demonstration materials joining for +3,000 army weapons systems packaging and',
'+3,000 interconnection technology super pulse laser +3,500 processing technology virtual parts +2,000 engineering research optical combat identification system ocids. last',
'year, congress provided the army an additional $5,000,000 to support a laser based concept holding great promise for countering the',
'continuing problem of fratricide. the fiscal year 2005 funding will support a demonstration of the capability in an advanced concept',
'technology demonstration actd. the laser based ocids meets or exceeds the current combat identification system performance specifications and provides for',
'interoperability between vehicles, aircraft, and dismounted soldiers. the committee remains highly interested in rapidly demonstrating and producing a system to',
'counter the killing or injury of friendly forces that continues to plague american and coalition forces and recommends an additional',
'$2,000,000 for this program. given the urgency of equipping soldiers and marines in the field with an affordable interoperable system',
'on an expedited basis, the secretaries of the army and the navy are directed to monitor the scheduled actd and',
'to report the results to the congressional defense committees no later than december 15, 2005. the report shall include plans',
'for future ocids funding with consideration of requesting funds in the next supplemental budget request prepared for submission to congress.',
'transportable controlled detonation chamber for destruction of chemical agents and weapons. to the extent the department of army decides to',
'accelerate the final certification of the transportable controlled detonation chamber technology, the committee urges the deputy assistant secretary of the',
'army for environment, safety and occupational health to perform a portion of the final development and operation testing for this',
'technology at camp sibert in alabama. this technology has unique capabilities for supplementing existing destruction technologies at sites where buried',
'chemical weapons are found. telemedicine and surgical innovation research. robotic telesurgery has been recognized as a technology that holds great',
'promise to improve access to and quality of medical care delivered to the warfighter. the committee, therefore, includes $2,000,000 to',
'initiate advanced telesurgery research for improved medical simulation and training for military personnel. future combat system fcs. the fiscal year',
'2006 budget submission for the armys fcs program totals $3,404,770,000. the submission includes $3,065,629,000 for armored system modernization, $231,554,000 for',
'the non line of sight launch system and $107,587,000 for the non line of sight cannon. the fcs program is',
'the largest acquisition program in army history and is designed to provide a new generation of 18 manned and unmanned',
'ground vehicles, sensors, and munitions linked by an advanced information network. the committee remains very supportive of the fcs program',
'and commends the department of the army in its effort to restructure the business aspects of the fcs program. the',
'restructuring includes enhancing government oversight by transitioning the contract from an other transaction agreement ota to a federal acquisition regulation',
'based contract and revising the contract fee structure. the committee believes the increased scrutiny and accountability achieved by this restructuring',
'are vital to continued success of a program of this size and complexity. the committee, however, is concerned with the',
'amount of program overhead and management reserve included in the fcs budget. of note, the budget request includes over $100,000,000',
'for the purpose of program withholds and other taxes contrary to normal budget practices, including funds in anticipation of congressional',
'reductions. as a result, the committee recommends a total of $3,304,770,000 for the fcs program in fiscal year 2005, a',
'reduction of $100,000,000 from the requested amount. consistent with prior fiscal years, the committee directs that each project within the',
'armored systems modernization line be designated as a special interest item subject to prior approval reprogramming procedures. landmine alternatives. the',
'committee supports the non self destruct landmine alternative and the intelligent munitions system. the intent in initiating these programs was',
'to develop technologies to replace anti personnel landmines that cannot distinguish between an innocent civilian and an enemy combatant. for',
'this reason, the committee believes it is essential that these systems be designed to utilize a man in the loop,',
'discriminating capability. the committee, however, is extremely concerned about a proposed optional feature that could enable such systems to be',
'activated indiscriminately by the victim. the committee, therefore, directs the secretary of the army to conduct a review of the',
'potential indiscriminate effects of such a feature, and to submit a report to the congressional defense committees detailing the findings',
'of this review prior to any full rate production decision for these systems. the report shall also detail plans for',
'carrying out these programs. remote weapons station protector rws p. the committee is aware of the success of the rws',
'p as part of the army stryker program. rws p has been battle proven in iraq and has consistently exceeded',
'reliability requirements. the army and special operations command socom are pursuing the inclusion of the rws p system on other',
'ground mounted vehicles such as the hmmwv. the committee supports this initiative and encourages the accelerated fielding of the rws',
'p in order to provide this capability to the operating forces. research, development, test and evaluation, navy appropriations, 2005 $17,043,812,000',
'budget estimate, 2006 18,037,991,000 house allowance 18,481,862,000 committee recommendation 18,557,904,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $18,557,904,000. this is $519,913,000',
'above the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation,',
'and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item',
'estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance research, development, test & eval, navy basic research university research initiatives 75,910 92,410',
'79,410 +3,500 13,000 in house laboratory independent research 15,500 15,500 18,500 +3,000 +3,000 defense research sciences 356,885 372,785 372,385 +15,500',
'400 total, basic research 448,295 480,695 470,295 +22,000 10,400 applied research power projection applied research 94,148 114,098 123,648 +29,500 +9,550',
'force protection applied research 101,650 125,150 141,650 +40,000 +16,500 marine corps landing force technology 37,590 37,590 39,090 +1,500 +1,500 materials,',
'electronics and computer technology 2,500 +2,500 +2,500 common picture applied research 57,693 70,393 112,193 +54,500 +41,800 warfighter sustainment applied research',
'82,856 107,500 101,856 +19,000 5,644 rf systems applied research 47,302 59,002 60,802 +13,500 +1,800 ocean warfighting environment applied research 49,793',
'64,393 52,293 +2,500 12,100 joint non lethal weapons applied research 6,000 10,000 6,000 4,000 undersea warfare applied research 71,362 78,362',
'83,162 +11,800 +4,800 mine and expeditionary warfare applied research 49,520 49,520 50,520 +1,000 +1,000 total, applied research 597,914 716,008 773,714',
'+175,800 +57,706 advanced technology development power projection advanced technology 82,538 112,638 135,538 +53,000 +22,900 force protection advanced technology 71,488 157,388',
'125,988 +54,500 31,400 common picture advanced technology 60,589 71,389 67,989 +7,400 3,400 warfighter sustainment advanced technology 68,540 95,495 87,040 +18,500',
'8,455 rf systems advanced technology 75,070 95,070 90,070 +15,000 5,000 marine corps advanced technology demonstration atd 56,434 82,134 80,634 +24,200',
'1,500 joint non lethal weapons technology development 2,394 2,394 2,394 navy technical information presentation system 187,943 189,443 175,943 12,000 13,500',
'warfighter protection advanced technology 16,068 60,768 29,568 +13,500 31,200 undersea warfare advanced technology 27,603 30,103 30,603 +3,000 +500 navy warfighting',
'experiments and demonstrations 49,288 49,288 49,288 mine and expeditionary warfare advanced technology 31,897 35,097 33,897 +2,000 1,200 total, advanced technology',
'development 729,852 981,207 908,952 +179,100 72,255 demonstration & validation air/ocean tactical applications 27,094 29,594 30,594 +3,500 +1,000 aviation survivability 6,255',
'41,455 27,605 +21,350 13,850 deployable joint command and control 41,464 41,464 41,464 asw systems development 7,050 12,050 16,050 +9,000 +4,000',
'tactical airborne reconnaissance 3,938 3,938 3,938 advanced combat systems technology 30,166 36,166 30,166 6,000 surface and shallow water mine countermeasures',
'122,122 122,122 121,122 1,000 1,000 surface ship torpedo defense 47,039 53,039 53,039 +6,000 carrier systems development 167,823 169,823 167,823 2,000',
'shipboard system component development 22,150 43,550 44,900 +22,750 +1,350 pilot fish 141,369 141,369 141,369 retract larch 82,717 82,717 82,717 retract',
'juniper 54,887 54,887 54,887 radiological control 1,845 1,845 1,845 surface asw 17,343 23,343 21,843 +4,500 1,500 ssgn conversion 24,020 28,520',
'24,020 4,500 advanced submarine system development 162,953 182,953 162,953 20,000 submarine tactical warfare systems 7,125 7,125 7,125 ship concept advanced',
'design 11,899 15,899 20,899 +9,000 +5,000 ship preliminary design & feasibility studies 27,021 27,021 27,021 advanced nuclear power systems 168,373',
'168,373 168,373 advanced surface machinery systems 6,000 6,000 chalk eagle 116,230 116,230 116,230 littoral combat ship lcs 576,454 581,954 581,454',
'+5,000 500 combat system integration 76,975 82,975 91,975 +15,000 +9,000 conventional munitions 36,940 36,940 36,940 marine corps assault vehicles 253,675',
'253,675 253,675 marine corps mine/countermeasures systems adv dev 3,265 3,265 3,265 marine corps ground combat/support system 500 3,000 15,500 +15,000',
'+12,500 joint service explosive ordnance development 34,418 23,218 34,418 +11,200 cooperative engagement 88,135 103,135 88,135 15,000 ocean engineering technology development',
'24,620 24,620 24,620 environmental protection 21,977 24,977 27,377 +5,400 +2,400 navy energy program 1,595 3,595 13,095 +11,500 +9,500 facilities improvement',
'4,158 6,158 5,658 +1,500 500 chalk coral 52,769 52,769 52,769 navy logistic productivity 8,909 24,009 10,909 +2,000 13,100 retract maple',
'308,708 308,708 308,708 link plumeria 81,723 79,823 81,723 +1,900 retract elm 57,036 57,036 57,036 ship self defense 9,592 9,592 9,592',
'link evergreen 58,153 58,153 58,153 special processes 47,908 47,908 47,908 nato research and development 10,335 10,335 10,335 land attack technology',
'14,195 72,695 38,195 +24,000 34,500 nonlethal weapons dem/val 43,981 48,981 43,981 5,000 all service combat identification evaluation team 15,696 15,696',
'15,696 joint precision approach and landing systems dem/val 39,260 39,260 39,260 single integrated air picture siap system engineer 36,721 36,721',
'36,721 counter drug rdt&e projects 3,400 11,000 +11,000 +7,600 tactical air directional infrared countermeasures 9,956 9,956 9,956 space & electronic',
'warfare sew architecture/engine 44,469 35,950 44,469 +8,519 hard and deeply buried target defeat system hdbtds 12,000 +12,000 +12,000 joint warfare',
'transformation programs 23,385 23,385 23,385 total, demonstration & validation 3,276,391 3,491,372 3,453,891 +177,500 37,481 engineering & manufacturing development other helo',
'development 81,112 81,112 81,112 av 8b aircraft eng dev 15,556 15,556 15,556 standards development 84,308 81,308 86,308 +2,000 +5,000 multi',
'mission helicopter upgrade development 48,144 50,144 48,144 2,000 air/ocean equipment engineering 4,558 4,558 4,558 p 3 modernization program 7,401 11,101',
'8,401 +1,000 2,700 warfare support system 2,275 2,275 2,275 tactical command system 51,177 64,177 56,177 +5,000 8,000 advanced hawkeye 629,682',
'629,682 579,682 50,000 50,000 h 1 upgrades 42,012 42,012 42,012 acoustic search sensors 29,522 38,522 29,522 9,000 v 22a 206,376',
'206,376 206,376 air crew systems development 10,902 14,102 10,902 3,200 ea 18 409,097 400,000 409,097 +9,097 electronic warfare development 42,667',
'42,667 45,167 +2,500 +2,500 vhxx executive helo development 935,932 935,932 935,932 joint tactical radio system navy jtrs navy 250,766 204,000',
'220,766 30,000 +16,766 sc 21 total ship system engineering 1,114,791 757,000 1,127,791 +13,000 +370,791 surface combatant combat system engineering 216,313',
'233,313 220,313 +4,000 13,000 lpd 17 class systems integration 11,443 11,443 11,443 small diameter bomb sdb 9,965 9,965 9,965 standard',
'missile improvements 145,634 151,134 149,634 +4,000 1,500 airborne mcm 54,659 54,659 54,659 ssn 688 and trident modernization 95,499 105,499 100,499',
'+5,000 5,000 air control 10,151 10,151 13,151 +3,000 +3,000 enhanced modular signal processor 1,079 1,079 1,079 shipboard aviation systems 33,029',
'33,029 42,529 +9,500 +9,500 combat information center conversion 6,908 7,908 6,908 1,000 new design ssn 155,807 169,307 193,807 +38,000 +24,500',
'ssn 21 developments 2,928 2,928 2,928 submarine tactical warfare system 40,690 42,690 47,690 +7,000 +5,000 ship contract design/live fire t&e',
'55,672 58,672 55,672 3,000 navy tactical computer resources 2,220 7,220 2,220 5,000 mine development 15,392 15,392 15,392 lightweight torpedo development',
'31,826 31,826 31,826 joint service explosive ordnance development 8,880 8,880 8,880 personnel, training, simulation, and human factors 3,097 6,097 3,097',
'3,000 battle group passive horizon extension system 18,456 34,456 22,456 +4,000 12,000 joint standoff weapon systems 13,517 13,517 13,517 ship',
'self defense detect & control 45,931 56,931 49,931 +4,000 7,000 ship self defense engage: hard kill 46,026 52,026 48,026 +2,000',
'4,000 ship self defense engage: soft kill/ew 24,012 40,212 33,012 +9,000 7,200 intelligence engineering 5,002 5,002 5,002 medical development 7,202',
'42,702 26,702 +19,500 16,000 navigation/id system 52,717 52,717 47,717 5,000 5,000 distributed surveillance system 54,256 58,256 54,256 4,000 joint strike',
'fighter jsf emd 2,393,013 2,399,213 2,269,013 124,000 130,200 smart card 715 715 715 information technology development 19,150 22,750 19,150 3,600',
'information technology development 60,859 92,359 92,859 +32,000 +500 multinational information sharing mnis 33,557 22,000 33,557 +11,557 ch 53x 271,941 271,941',
'271,941 multi mission maritime aircraft mma 964,067 964,067 964,067 total, engineering & manufacturing development 8,877,891 8,670,580 8,833,391 44,500 +162,811 rdt&e',
'management support threat simulator development 23,918 23,918 23,918 target systems development 52,963 41,555 52,963 +11,408 major t&e investment 39,682 39,682',
'41,682 +2,000 +2,000 studies and analysis support navy 9,629 10,208 9,629 579 center for naval analyses 49,891 49,891 49,891 fleet',
'tactical development 2,266 2,266 2,266 technical information services 714 9,714 26,714 +26,000 +17,000 management, technical & international support 44,847 42,604',
'44,847 +2,243 strategic technical support 3,451 3,451 3,451 rdt&e science and technology management 63,508 63,508 63,508 rdt&e instrumentation modernization 1,632',
'1,632 1,632 rdt&e ship and aircraft support 77,131 77,131 77,131 test and evaluation support 320,133 320,133 320,133 operational test and',
'evaluation capability 13,101 13,101 13,101 navy space and electronic warfare sew support 2,829 2,829 2,829 sew surveillance/reconnaissance support 13,030 13,030',
'13,030 marine corps program wide support 28,224 38,224 30,224 +2,000 8,000 service support to jfcom, jntc 10,000 18,500 10,000 8,500',
'total, rdt&e management support 756,949 771,377 786,949 +30,000 +15,572 operational systems development strategic sub & weapons system support 90,022 95,022',
'95,022 +5,000 ssbn security technology program 44,063 44,063 44,063 submarine acoustic warfare development 8,527 9,527 8,527 1,000 navy strategic communications',
'31,443 38,143 31,443 6,700 rapid technology transition rtt 24,653 28,653 24,653 4,000 f/a 18 squadrons 88,720 88,720 90,720 +2,000 +2,000',
'e 2 squadrons 2,256 15,756 6,256 +4,000 9,500 fleet telecommunications tactical 32,694 32,694 34,694 +2,000 +2,000 tomahawk and tomahawk mission',
'planning center tmpc 20,342 28,342 26,342 +6,000 2,000 integrated surveillance system 23,453 25,453 29,453 +6,000 +4,000 amphibious tactical support units',
'4,768 4,768 4,768 consolidated training systems development 42,248 43,248 42,248 1,000 cryptologic direct support 1,422 1,422 1,422 electronic warfare ew',
'readiness support 13,987 13,987 13,987 harm improvement 90,832 97,332 80,832 10,000 16,500 tactical data links 86,364 86,364 86,364 surface asw',
'combat system integration 4,519 18,019 4,519 13,500 mk 48 adcap 21,619 21,619 21,619 aviation improvements 81,546 94,546 83,546 +2,000 11,000',
'navy science assistance program 3,917 3,917 3,917 operational nuclear power systems 64,054 64,054 64,054 marine corps communications systems 237,081 264,381',
'243,781 +6,700 20,600 marine corps ground combat/supporting arms systems 48,409 71,909 68,009 +19,600 3,900 marine corps combat services support 10,476',
'15,476 15,476 +5,000 tactical aim missiles 9,384 9,384 9,384 advanced medium range air to air missile amraam 3,584 3,584 3,584',
'satellite communications space 541,980 450,980 541,980 +91,000 information systems security program 28,660 20,700 28,660 +7,960 joint command and control program',
'jc2 5,000 5,000 5,000 cobra judy 121,261 121,261 121,261 navy meteorological and ocean sensors space metoc 9,122 11,122 9,122 2,000',
'joint c4isr battle center jbc 55,326 49,326 55,326 +6,000 joint military intelligence programs 4,290 4,290 4,290 tactical unmanned aerial vehicles',
'99,349 106,799 115,162 +15,813 +8,363 airborne reconnaissance systems 27,918 27,918 36,068 +8,150 +8,150 manned reconnaissance systems 21,322 22,322 21,322 1,000',
'distributed common ground systems 12,354 16,354 12,354 4,000 aerial common sensor acs jmip 133,642 134,642 13,642 120,000 121,000 modeling and',
'simulation support 6,812 6,812 6,812 depot maintenance non if 10,012 13,012 10,012 3,000 industrial preparedness 57,753 62,753 57,753 5,000 maritime',
'technology maritech 4,000 +4,000 +4,000 total, operational systems development 2,225,184 2,273,674 2,181,447 43,737 92,227 classified programs 1,125,515 1,096,949 1,149,265 +23,750',
'+52,316 total, research, development, test & eval, navy 18,037,991 18,481,862 18,557,904 +519,913 +76,042 committee recommended adjustments the following table details',
'the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee change from line item 2006 budget recommen budget estimate',
'dation estimate 1 university research 75,910 79,410 +3,500 initiatives center for +2,500 southeastern tropical advanced remote sensing cstars multifunctional +1,000',
'materials for naval structures 2 in house laboratory 15,500 18,500 +3,000 independent research navy s&t outreach +3,000 3 defense research',
'sciences 356,885 372,385 +15,500 bio inspired +2,000 materials applicati ons in catalysis, magnetics, electronics and medicine nanoelectronics and +5,000 nanometrology',
'initiative neurobiologically +2,000 inspired computational architectures and methodologies rotational molded +2,500 double wall hull using thermo plastic cross link material',
'unols research vessel +4,000 4 power projection applied 94,148 123,648 +29,500 research aircraft carrier +5,000 surveillance system combustion light gas',
'+5,000 gun free electron laser +5,000 mdetec +1,000 multi sensor +3,000 hyperspectral system for day/night reconnaissance silver fox unmanned +2,500',
'aerial vehicle thermal management +8,000 systems for high density electronics 5 force protection applied 101,650 141,650 +40,000 research advanced fusion',
'+3,000 processor high efficiency quiet +3,000 electric drive high frequency +6,000 acoustic signal processor system lithium ion battery +3,000 for',
'multiple navy aircraft j ucas & t 45 trainer magnetic +3,200 refrigeration technology for naval applications nano magnetic +2,000 materials',
'for future military propulsion and energy systems navair corrosion +3,000 modeling software project pem fuel cell for +1,000 vehicle sensors',
'pmrf force protection +4,000 lab polymeric aircraft +2,000 components small watercraft +3,000 propulsion demonstrator undersea perimeter +2,300 security technology unmanned',
'sea surface +4,500 vehicles for maritime missions 6 marine corps landing 37,590 39,090 +1,500 force technology advanced lead acid +1,500',
'battery development for military vehicles 8 materials, electronics 2,500 +2,500 and computer technology agile manufacturing +2,500 center for castings technology',
'keyport naval base 9 common picture applied 57,693 112,193 +54,500 research airep +6,500 critical area +1,000 protection systems high resolution',
'situational awareness m2c2 +7,000 naif +6,000 sensornet +25,000 theater undersea +7,000 warfare initiative webster integration +2,000 10 warfighter sustainment 82,856',
'101,856 +19,000 applied research seabasing research 7,500 training technologies 3,000 program execution advanced fouling and +8,000 corrosion control coatings automated',
'video +2,500 threat recognition biosensor of defense +1,500 applications friction stir welding +2,000 intelligent +3,000 processing of multifunctional composite materials',
'methane desalination +1,000 systems multifunction +3,500 composites for next navy seaframes optimizing adaptive +2,000 warrior performance rapid detection of +3,000',
'biowarfare agents in water transportable +3,000 transponder landing system 11 rf systems applied 47,302 60,802 +13,500 research advanced microwave +2,500',
'ferrite research for rf systems gallium nitride rf +2,000 power technology maritime synthetic +7,000 range pacific theater data +2,000 fusion',
'testbed 12 ocean warfighting 49,793 52,293 +2,500 environment applied research integrated littoral +2,500 sensor network 14 undersea warfare applied 71,362',
'83,162 +11,800 research acoustic littoral +4,500 glider system high power, high duty +3,300 transducers mems imu for an +4,000 advanced',
'underwater sensor 15 mine and expeditionary 49,520 50,520 +1,000 warfare applied research program execution 3,000 coordinated, +3,000 heterogeneous teams of',
'unmanned vehicles hyperspectral imager +1,000 for the coastal ocean 16 power projection advanced 82,538 135,538 +53,000 technology advanced panoramic +1,000',
'sensor systems for unmanned aerial vehicles articulated stable +1,000 ocean platform bow lifting body ship +7,000 research excalibur unmanned +1,000',
'combat aerial vehicle expeditionary craft +9,000 high speed anti +10,000 radiation demonstration airfr ame/propulsion section information sharing +3,000 for isr',
'targeting and engagement of mobile targets long wavelength array +5,000 low power polymer +3,000 based infrared technology quiet high speed',
'+8,000 propulsion smart instrument +5,000 development for the magdalena ridge observatory 17 force protection advanced 71,488 125,988 +54,500 technology agile',
'port and high +5,000 speed ship technology copper ceramic solid +1,000 oxide fuel cell technology high performance +1,000 sandwich panel',
'construction high temperature +5,000 superconducting generators large unmanned +6,000 undersea vehicle test bed mobile manufacturing +5,000 and repair cell planar',
'solid oxide +6,000 fuel cell cluster demonstration pure hydrogen supply +1,500 from logistics fuel remote energetic +3,000 material manufacturing for',
'pyrotechnic infrared decoys ship service fuel +6,000 cell unmanned force +5,000 augmentation system wide bandgap +8,000 semiconductor substrate materials wireless',
'sensor +2,000 system 18 common picture advanced 60,589 67,989 +7,400 technology cusas +3,400 improved shipboard +4,000 combat information 19 warfighter',
'sustainment 68,540 87,040 +18,500 advanced technology automated container +4,000 and cargo handling system defense systems +4,000 modernization and sustainment initiative',
'heet +4,500 protective apparel +3,000 technology systems wireless sensors for +3,000 navy aircraft 20 rf systems advanced 75,070 90,070 +15,000',
'technology apy 6 real time +4,000 precision targeting radar common affordable +8,000 radar processor joint electronic +3,000 attack unmanned vehicles',
'21 marine corps advanced 56,434 80,634 +24,200 technology demonstration atd armored patrol +3,000 vehicle expeditionary unit +11,000 water purification ii',
'laser integrated +5,200 target engagement system marine air ground +1,000 task force situational awareness mobile fire support +4,000 system dragonfire',
'ii 24 navy technical 187,943 175,943 12,000 information presentation system program growth 20,000 modeling and +8,000 simulation for urban operations',
'25 warfighter protection 16,068 29,568 +13,500 advanced technology high speed blood and +3,000 fluid transfusion equipment integrated warfighter +7,500 biodefense',
'program tissue and limb +3,000 transplantation medical technology development 26 undersea warfare advanced 27,603 30,603 +3,000 technology hawaii undersea +2,000',
'vehicle test and training environment sauvim +1,000 29 mine and expeditionary 31,897 33,897 +2,000 warfare advanced technology visual integrated +2,000',
'bridge system 30 air/ocean tactical 27,094 30,594 +3,500 applications 3d certification of +2,500 multibeam array and processing system littoral acoustic',
'+1,000 demonstration center 31 aviation survivability 6,255 27,605 +21,350 agile laser eye +2,000 goggle protection aviation fire +1,000 suppression production',
'alignment integrated manifold +6,000 and tube ceramic oxygen generator intelligent control +4,350 systems for swarm unmanned aerial vehicles rotocraft external',
'+4,000 airbag protection system silver fox unmanned +4,000 aerial vehicle 33 asw systems development 7,050 16,050 +9,000 electro optic passive',
'+8,000 asw epas lithium battery +1,000 sonobuoy packs 36 surface and shallow water 122,122 121,122 1,000 mine countermeasures emns contract',
'award 3,000 delay surface navy +2,000 integrated undersea tactical technology 37 surface ship torpedo 47,039 53,039 +6,000 defense anti torpedo',
'torpedo +3,000 integrated multi +3,000 platform sonar system 39 shipboard system 22,150 44,900 +22,750 component development amorphous metal +1,500 permanent',
'magnet generator carbon foam program +2,250 high temperature +8,000 superconductor ac synchronous navy propulsion motor mttc/ipi and national +10,000 surface',
'treatment center water mist fire +1,000 protection systems 44 surface asw 17,343 21,843 +4,500 improved surface +4,500 vessel torpedo launcher',
'46 advanced submarine system 162,953 162,953 development program reduction 20,000 ssgn/unmanned +20,000 undersea vehicle integration program 48 ship concept advanced',
'11,899 20,899 +9,000 design autonomous maritime +8,000 navigation program security video +1,000 distribution system for shipboard force protection 53 littoral',
'combat ship 576,454 581,454 +5,000 lcs remote operation of +5,000 active sonar technology 54 combat system integration 76,975 91,975 +15,000',
'transportable laser +13,000 induced plasma channel trouble report +2,000 information data warehouse 58 marine corps ground 500 15,500 +15,000 combat/support',
'system anti sniper infrared +6,000 targeting system marine expeditionary +2,000 rifle squad neutralizing facility +1,500 threats with novel technology urban',
'operations +5,500 environmental laboratory 62 environmental protection 21,977 27,377 +5,400 coatings and +2,400 polymeric films development for naval applications integrated',
'marine +3,000 mammal monitoring and protection system 63 navy energy program 1,595 13,095 +11,500 one megawatt molten +7,500 carbonate fuel',
'cell demonstrator pearl harbor naval station one megawatt molten +4,000 carbonate fuel cell demonstrator camp pendleton 64 facilities improvement 4,158',
'5,658 +1,500 playas +1,500 instrumentation network design and development 66 navy logistic 8,909 10,909 +2,000 productivity ait enabled aviation +2,000',
'pack up kit 74 land attack technology 14,195 38,195 +24,000 ballistic trajectory +12,000 extended range munition program mk 57mm gun/ammo',
'+12,000 transition and start up 79 counterdrug rdt&e 11,000 +11,000 projects 76mm super rapid +500 medium caliber gun for littoral',
'combat ships athena beta site +7,500 research of frequency +3,000 selective surfaces and thermal signatures inl 81 hard and deeply',
'buried 12,000 +12,000 target defeat system hdbtds program submarine launched +12,000 intermediate range ballistic missile 86 standards development 84,308 86,308',
'+2,000 advanced virtual test +2,000 system project 89 p 3 modernization program 7,401 8,401 +1,000 personal digital +1,000 assistant maintenance',
'application project 91 tactical command system 51,177 56,177 +5,000 logistics common +4,000 operating picture naval special warfare +1,000 uuv sensors',
'and c2 sttr 92 advanced hawkeye 629,682 579,682 50,000 program execution 50,000 98 electronic warfare 42,667 45,167 +2,500 development infrared',
'signature +2,500 reduction to mitigate terrorist missile threats 100 joint tactical radio 250,766 220,766 30,000 system navy jtrs navy airborne',
'maritime/ 30,000 fixed jtrs 101 sc 21 total ship system 1,114,791 1,127,791 +13,000 engineering naval smartships that +2,000 anticipate and',
'manage permanent magnet +11,000 motor 102 surface combatant combat 216,313 220,313 +4,000 system engineering silicon carbide +4,000 monolithic microwave integrated',
'circuit mmic program 106 standard missile 145,634 149,634 +4,000 improvements mk 41 vertical +4,000 launching system open architecture 108 ssn',
'688 and trident 95,499 100,499 +5,000 modernization improved submarine +5,000 towed array handler and reliability 109 air control 10,151 13,151',
'+3,000 transportable +3,000 transponder landing system 111 shipboard aviation 33,029 42,529 +9,500 systems aircraft carrier +6,500 aviation modernization machine vision',
'+1,000 confirmation of launch bar engagement sys tem synthetic material +2,000 arresting gear cable 113 new design ssn 155,807 193,807',
'+38,000 multi mission module +30,000 virginia class ssn network centric +4,000 capability technology insertion submarine cots web +4,000 enabled services',
'toolkit 115 submarine tactical 40,690 47,690 +7,000 warfare system automated submarine +3,500 command and control center submarine open +3,500 architecture',
'technology insertion 124 battle group passive 18,456 22,456 +4,000 horizon extension system coblu network +4,000 centric warfare enhancement 126 ship',
'self defense detect 45,931 49,931 +4,000 control autonomous unmanned +4,000 surface vessel 127 ship self defense 46,026 48,026 +2,000 engage:',
'hard kill phalanx ciws next +2,000 generation and lightweight mount 128 ship self defense 24,012 33,012 +9,000 engage: soft kill/ew',
'nulka decoy system +4,000 sea raptor +5,000 130 medical development 7,202 26,702 +19,500 bioadhesion research +4,000 to combat biological warfare',
'hemoglobin based +4,000 oxygen carrier research hemostatic +3,000 therapeutic trials multivalent dengue +3,000 vaccine program non invasive vectored +3,500 vaccine',
'research on demand custom body +1,000 implants/prosthesis for injured personnel rescuestreamer +1,000 distress signal 131 navigation/id system 52,717 47,717 5,000',
'mode 5 prototype 5,000 hardware and crypto module delay 133 joint strike fighter 2,393,013 2,269,013 124,000 jsf emd program adjustment',
'124,000 136 information technology 60,859 92,859 +32,000 development condition based +3,000 maintenance enabling technologies program digitization, +6,000 integration and analyst',
'access of ncis investigative files integration of +2,000 logistics information for knowledge projection and readiness assessment internet chat relay +2,000',
'upgrade next generation +1,000 networking electronic medical record project spawar information +18,000 technology center 144 major t&e investment 39,682 41,682',
'+2,000 integrating navy rdte +2,000 and training resources to accelerate transformation of the fleet 149 technical information 714 26,714 +26,000',
'services htdv +4,000 integrated +5,000 manufacturing enterprise project jitc +9,000 pacific based joint +8,000 info tech center 159 marine corps',
'program wide 28,224 30,224 +2,000 support detection and +2,000 recovery of unexploded ordinance uxo brown island camp lejeune 164 strategic',
'sub & weapons 90,022 95,022 +5,000 system support thin plate pure lead +5,000 technology in submarine batteries 169 f/a 18',
'squadrons 88,720 90,720 +2,000 program execution 10,000 f/a 18e/f net centric +10,000 operations upgrades military rapid +2,000 response command information',
'system 170 e 2 squadrons 2,256 6,256 +4,000 makaha ridge forcenet +4,000 lab 171 fleet telecommunications 32,694 34,694 +2,000 tactical',
'floating area network +2,000 172 tomahawk and tomahawk 20,342 26,342 +6,000 mission planning center tmpc precision terrain +6,000 aided tomahawk',
'navigation 173 integrated surveillance 23,453 29,453 +6,000 system fiber optic conformal +6,000 acoustic velocity system 178 harm improvement 90,832 80,832',
'10,000 apkws program 10,000 curtailment 182 aviation improvements 81,546 83,546 +2,000 advanced very +1,000 lightweight avionics system for airborne platforms',
'smart multi +1,000 functional corrosion inhibiting coatings 185 marine corps 237,081 243,781 +6,700 communications systems jtrs program delay 3,300 and',
'restructure critical +3,500 infrastructure protection center improved ground based +4,000 transportable radar marine corps +1,000 distributed common ground system and',
'net centric center metadata +1,500 186 marine corps ground 48,409 68,009 +19,600 combat/supporting arms systems antioxidant +600 micronutrients program expeditionary',
'fire +5,500 support system multi role +9,500 intermediate support craft ultrasonic +4,000 consolidation of embedded sensors 187 marine corps combat',
'10,476 15,476 +5,000 services support autonomic logistics +5,000 201 tactical unmanned aerial 99,349 115,162 +15,813 vehicles jmip marine corps vuav',
'9,187 program cancellation advanced airship +5,000 flying laboratory, phase ii fire scout rq 8b +20,000 203 airborne reconnaissance 27,918 36,068',
'+8,150 systems jmip deployable uav system +6,500 for targeting exploitation and reconnaissance duster oblique angle +1,650 hyperspectral image fusion and',
'analysis for change detection 206 aerial common sensor 133,642 13,642 120,000 acs jmip acs program delay 120,000 210 maritime technology',
'4,000 +4,000 maritech navy automatic +4,000 identification technology ait engineering support center 999 classified programs 1,125,515 1,149,265 +23,750 classified adjustment',
'+23,750 construction of navy research vessels. the budget request includes $4,000,000 in the research, development, test and evaluation, navy appropriation',
'for design of the next generation of ocean research vessels for the university national ocean laboratory unols fleet. the academic',
'research community uses unols vessels to conduct experiments and research for the navy. the committee is concerned with navy plans',
'to use basic research funds from the research, development, test and evaluation, navy appropriation to fund the construction of academic',
'research vessels in fiscal year 2007. while these vessels provide the navy with a key research tool, such diversion of',
'research funds would adversely affect the goals of the basic research funding activity. the committee recommendation includes the $4,000,000, as',
'requested, for design of the new research vessel in fiscal year 2006. the committee, however, directs the navy to request',
'the planned $25,000,000 in fiscal year 2007 for ship construction in the shipbuilding and conversion, navy appropriation. the committee expects',
'the navy will continue to use this account to provide for the recapitalization of the unols fleet in the future',
'years defense plan. photonics prototyping facility. due to financial constraints, the committee is no longer able to provide funding for',
'the photonics prototyping facility. if the navy is unable to continue support for the facility with its internal resources, the',
'committee directs the navy to provide all the equipment purchased with government funding to a local institution of higher education',
'or to a local navy entity that can best utilize the equipment. e 2c advanced hawkeye technologies. the committee recognizes',
'that the aps 145 transmitter retrofit program provides an opportunity to increase the readiness levels of the e 2c aircraft',
'and extend its useful service life. the committee encourages the navy to include funding for this program as part of',
'its annual budget. in addition, the committee recognizes that the technology used in the retrofit transmitter is in development and',
'could provide significant improvements to the technologies employed in the baseline transmitter for the e 2c advanced hawkeye. the committee',
'encourages the navy to compare the technologies of an evolved aps 145 to those of the baseline transmitter in terms',
'of cost, weight, volume, spectral compliance, and reliability. next generation networking electronic medical record project. the committee recognizes the challenges',
'the department of navy faces as it prepares to transition its paper based records system within the composite health care',
'system to an electronic based records system. some of these challenges involve the migration and storage of medical data, and',
'also access to and timely delivery of this critical data. therefore, the committee provides an additional $1,000,000 for an information',
'technology pilot project that utilizes layer seven routing in a combined manner; using integrated host routing, object routing and multipath',
'routing technologies to optimize data transport across ip based networks. this national naval medical center pilot project will focus on',
'technologies that measure and dynamically manage end to end client to server latencies, increase network reliability, migrate content on demand,',
'and optimize client operations so least loaded servers services sites and paths are always selected, servers and network resources are',
'more efficiently utilized, and end to end failures are preemptively avoided. joint direct attack munition jdam laser capability. the committee',
'understands that combatant commanders in oef/oif have requested the addition of a laser capability to existing jdam weapon kits. this',
'change could provide improved jdam operational flexibility and time sensitive target capability. therefore, the committee encourages the department to consider',
'laser jdam testing to provide these increased capabilities to the warfighter. research, development, test and evaluation, air force appropriations, 2005',
'$20,890,922,000 budget estimate, 2006 22,612,351,000 house allowance 22,664,868,000 committee recommendation 21,859,010,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $21,859,010,000. this is',
'$753,341,000 below the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee',
'recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee',
'item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance research, development, test & eval, af basic research defense research sciences 223,894',
'232,294 242,744 +18,850 +10,450 university research initiatives 105,029 108,029 111,029 +6,000 +3,000 high energy laser research initiatives 11,894 11,894 12,594',
'+700 +700 total, basic research 340,817 352,217 366,367 +25,550 +14,150 applied research materials 74,156 92,506 126,756 +52,600 +34,250 aerospace vehicle',
'technologies 96,679 102,679 104,679 +8,000 +2,000 human effectiveness applied research 79,442 94,842 106,842 +27,400 +12,000 aerospace propulsion 107,523 162,123 119,523',
'+12,000 42,600 aerospace sensors 93,263 103,763 120,463 +27,200 +16,700 multi disciplinary space technology 81,339 86,339 92,639 +11,300 +6,300 space technology',
'84,540 101,740 106,640 +22,100 +4,900 conventional munitions 58,058 61,058 62,058 +4,000 +1,000 directed energy technology 37,709 51,959 38,709 +1,000 13,250',
'command control and communications 93,316 98,316 95,216 +1,900 3,100 dual use science and technology program 1,500 1,500 high energy laser',
'research 45,678 48,178 45,678 2,500 national diabetes model program 22,000 22,000 total, applied research 851,703 1,027,003 1,019,203 +167,500 7,800 advanced',
'technology development advanced materials for weapon systems 36,714 69,114 60,214 +23,500 8,900 advanced aerospace sensors 35,157 35,157 35,157 aerospace technology',
'dev/demo 25,133 59,133 29,633 +4,500 29,500 aerospace propulsion and power technology 77,268 92,268 94,768 +17,500 +2,500 crew systems and personnel',
'protection technology 29,775 38,275 29,775 8,500 electronic combat technology 23,923 31,423 31,423 +7,500 ballistic missile technology 11,700 3,750 +3,750 7,950',
'joint unmanned combat air systems j ucas 77,800 77,800 77,800 advanced spacecraft technology 60,915 79,415 95,415 +34,500 +16,000 maui space',
'surveillance system msss 5,848 5,848 50,848 +45,000 +45,000 multi disciplinary advanced development space tech 53,437 55,437 56,437 +3,000 +1,000 conventional',
'weapons technology 18,660 30,160 21,960 +3,300 8,200 advanced weapons technology 26,955 43,455 38,955 +12,000 4,500 environmental engineering technology 2,700 +2,700',
'+2,700 c3i advanced development 30,125 41,325 39,225 +9,100 2,100 special programs 280,135 280,135 280,135 high energy laser advanced technology program',
'5,801 5,801 5,801 total, advanced technology development 787,646 956,446 952,996 +165,350 3,450 demonstration & validation intelligence advanced development 4,580 4,580',
'4,580 physical security equipment 21,937 22,937 21,937 1,000 navstar global positioning system iii 87,364 87,364 87,364 advanced ehf milsatcom space',
'665,257 665,257 665,257 polar milsatcom space 2,185 2,185 2,185 space control technology 14,205 14,205 16,205 +2,000 +2,000 combat identification technology',
'51,893 51,893 51,893 nato research and development 3,973 3,973 3,973 international space cooperative r&d 574 574 574 transformational satcom tsat',
'835,769 436,769 585,769 250,000 +149,000 integrated broadcast service dem/val 15,344 15,344 15,344 intercontinental ballistic missile dem/val 44,672 63,672 44,672 19,000',
'wideband gapfiller system rdt&e space 93,858 93,858 93,858 space based radar dem/val 225,839 100,000 100,000 125,839 pollution prevention dem/val 2,735',
'11,235 4,235 +1,500 7,000 joint precision approach and landing systems dem/val 11,211 11,211 11,211 next generation bomber 25,135 25,135 25,135',
'hard and deeply buried target defeat system hdbtds 4,000 4,000 j ucas advanced component & prototype 272,300 272,300 72,300 200,000',
'200,000 operationally responsive launch 23,480 36,980 36,480 +13,000 500 common aero vehicle cav 27,394 27,394 27,394 advanced communications systems 969',
'969 2,269 +1,300 +1,300 national polar orbiting operational environmental sate 323,665 323,665 323,665 total, demonstration & validation 2,754,339 2,275,500 2,196,300',
'558,039 79,200 engineering & manufacturing development global broadcast service gbs 18,283 20,283 18,283 2,000 joint helmet mounted cueing system jhmcs',
'2,912 2,912 2,912 nuclear weapons support 15,154 15,154 12,712 2,442 2,442 b 1b 132,496 95,296 137,496 +5,000 +42,200 specialized undergraduate',
'flight training 8,593 8,593 8,593 f 22 emd 76,203 76,203 76,203 b 2 advanced technology bomber 285,205 305,205 285,205 20,000',
'electronic warfare development 82,587 93,087 91,087 +8,500 2,000 joint tactical radio 124,225 33,225 99,225 25,000 +66,000 physical security equipment 11,153',
'11,153 11,153 small diameter bomb sdb emd 85,988 65,988 62,438 23,550 3,550 counterspace systems 24,651 24,651 31,651 +7,000 +7,000 airborne',
'electronic attack 120,985 120,985 120,985 space based infrared system sbirs high emd 756,630 756,630 656,630 100,000 100,000 munitions dispenser development',
'21,738 6,038 21,738 +15,700 armament/ordnance development 7,786 7,786 7,786 submunitions 5,475 5,475 5,475 agile combat support 10,173 12,673 10,173 2,500',
'life support systems 7,315 14,115 14,315 +7,000 +200 combat training ranges 6,122 10,122 6,122 4,000 integrated command & control applications',
'ic2a 161 20,161 11,161 +11,000 9,000 intelligence equipment 1,369 3,369 1,369 2,000 common low observables verification system clovers 8,692 8,692',
'8,692 joint strike fighter jsf 2,474,763 2,474,763 2,328,763 146,000 146,000 intercontinental ballistic missile emd 32,415 32,415 32,415 evolved expendable launch',
'vehicle program space 26,093 26,093 26,093 rdt&e for aging aircraft 24,384 31,384 50,384 +26,000 +19,000 test and evaluation support 50,000',
'50,000 50,000 link 16 support and sustainment 157,677 159,677 157,677 2,000 family of interoperable operational pictures fiop 29,296 29,296 29,296',
'e 10 squadrons 397,011 397,011 397,011 full combat mission training 26,423 26,423 26,423 combat survivor evader locator 17,500 +17,500 +17,500',
'cv 22 39,532 41,532 39,532 2,000 total, engineering & manufacturing development 5,071,490 4,986,390 4,856,498 214,992 129,892 rdt&e management support threat',
'simulator development 32,546 32,546 32,546 major t&e investment 55,339 62,739 62,339 +7,000 400 rand project air force 28,354 28,354 28,354',
'ranch hand ii epidemiology study 4,188 4,188 4,188 initial operational test & evaluation 34,615 34,615 34,615 test and evaluation support',
'642,665 644,665 642,665 2,000 rocket systems launch program space 13,773 27,273 26,773 +13,000 500 space test program stp 48,157 48,157',
'48,157 facilities restoration & modernization test & eval 60,561 62,561 60,561 2,000 facilities sustainment test and evaluation support 26,238 31,238',
'26,238 5,000 general skill training 331 331 331 international activities 3,739 3,739 3,739 total, rdt&e management support 950,506 980,406 970,506',
'+20,000 9,900 operational systems development anti tamper technology executive agency 7,827 7,827 7,827 b 52 squadrons 22,784 30,784 22,784 8,000',
'advanced cruise missile 1,989 1,989 1,989 air launched cruise missile alcm 2,250 2,250 2,250 strat war planning system usstratcom 29,134',
'29,134 29,134 night fist usstratcom 5,013 5,013 5,013 advanced strategic programs 9,875 9,875 9,875 region/sector operation control center modernization 18,237',
'18,237 18,237 warfighter rapid acquisition process wrap rapid tran 30,093 30,093 17,193 12,900 12,900 a 10 squadrons 51,835 51,835 61,835',
'+10,000 +10,000 f 16 squadrons 155,666 155,666 155,666 f 15e squadrons 124,647 145,647 134,147 +9,500 11,500 manned destructive suppression 9,394',
'9,394 9,394 f 22 squadrons 403,517 403,517 378,517 25,000 25,000 f 117a squadrons 13,600 13,600 13,600 tactical aim missiles 15,639',
'15,639 15,639 advanced medium range air to air missile amraam 33,262 33,262 33,262 combat rescue and recovery 113,825 71,825 20,000',
'93,825 51,825 af tencap 10,829 13,829 10,829 3,000 special evaluation program 276,219 276,219 276,219 compass call 4,650 14,650 4,650 10,000',
'aircraft engine component improvement program 153,265 153,265 153,265 csaf innovation program 1,737 1,737 2,737 +1,000 +1,000 joint air to surface',
'standoff missile jassm 66,997 66,997 66,997 air and space operations center aoc 68,099 68,099 68,099 control and reporting center crc',
'9,289 19,189 9,289 9,900 airborne warning and control system awacs 121,565 121,565 121,565 advanced communications systems 28,938 28,938 32,438 +3,500',
'+3,500 evaluation and analysis program 3,000 3,000 advanced program technology 300,673 300,673 300,673 theater battle management tbm c4i 40,472 40,472',
'40,472 fighter tactical data link 122,160 122,160 122,160 bomber tactical data link 144,863 144,863 144,863 c2isr tactical data link 14,838',
'14,838 14,838 command and control c2 constellation 41,071 41,071 41,071 joint surveillance and target attack radar system 78,084 82,084 100,984',
'+22,900 +18,900 seek eagle 19,510 19,510 19,510 advanced program evaluation 290,589 290,589 290,589 usaf modeling and simulation 30,541 31,541 24,510',
'6,031 7,031 wargaming and simulation centers 6,369 6,369 6,369 distributed training and exercises 4,222 4,222 4,222 mission planning systems 138,475',
'138,475 121,739 16,736 16,736 information warfare support 15,204 15,204 15,204 e 4b national airborne operations center naoc 18,909 21,909 18,909',
'3,000 minimum essential emergency communications network 57,344 57,344 49,076 8,268 8,268 information systems security program 109,292 117,292 112,292 +3,000 5,000',
'global combat support system 20,555 20,555 20,555 global command and control system 3,541 13,541 7,741 +4,200 5,800 joint command and',
'control program jc2 5,200 5,200 5,200 milsatcom terminals 273,974 273,974 273,974 airborne sigint enterprise jmip 78,920 78,920 78,920 global air',
'traffic management gatm 7,139 7,139 7,139 satellite control network space 29,143 29,143 34,143 +5,000 +5,000 weather service 28,675 28,675 28,675',
'air traffic control, approach, and landing system atc 21,750 +21,750 +21,750 aerial targets 6,641 6,641 6,641 security and investigative activities',
'491 491 491 defense meteorological satellite program space 3,908 3,908 3,908 navstar global positioning system user equipment 125,778 125,778 125,778',
'navstar global positioning system space and control 188,301 188,301 188,301 space warfare center 411 411 411 spacelift range system space',
'48,854 49,854 48,854 1,000 intelligence support to information operations jmip 3,618 3,618 3,618 dragon u 2 jmip 10,158 10,158 10,158',
'airborne reconnaissance systems 51,769 54,369 51,769 2,600 manned reconnaissance systems 8,101 12,601 16,601 +8,500 +4,000 distributed common ground systems 40,402',
'32,402 40,402 +8,000 predator uav jmip 61,007 63,507 63,507 +2,500 global hawk uav jmip 308,533 329,733 317,533 +9,000 12,200 network',
'centric collaborative target tiara 8,647 8,647 8,647 intelligence support to information warfare 978 978 978 ncmc tw/aa system 85,222 87,222',
'64,036 21,186 23,186 spacetrack space 151,102 151,102 176,102 +25,000 +25,000 nudet detection system space 32,783 32,783 32,783 space architect 12,878',
'12,878 12,878 nass, io technology integration & tool dev 15,182 15,182 15,182 shared early warning sew 3,295 3,295 3,295 c',
'130 airlift squadron 233,028 238,028 238,028 +5,000 c 5 airlift squadrons 226,479 226,479 226,479 c 17 aircraft 165,762 165,762 167,762',
'+2,000 +2,000 c 130j program 6,681 6,681 6,681 aeromedical evacuation 2,077 2,077 2,077 large aircraft ir countermeasures laircm 55,743 55,743',
'55,743 kc 135s 1,498 1,498 1,498 kc 10s 13,472 13,472 13,472 kc 135 tanker replacement 99,210 99,210 99,210 special tactics/combat',
'control 2,156 2,156 2,156 depot maintenance non if 1,408 1,408 1,408 acquisition and management support 3,404 5,404 3,404 2,000 industrial',
'preparedness 36,934 61,934 51,434 +14,500 10,500 logistics support activities 4,000 4,000 logistics information technology logit 44,503 44,503 44,503 support systems',
'development 10,316 26,616 27,216 +16,900 +600 joint national training center 2,924 2,924 2,924 other personnel activities 111 111 111 joint',
'personnel recovery agency 978 978 978 civilian compensation program 7,445 7,445 7,445 personnel administration 16,383 16,383 16,383 financial management information',
'systems development 17,531 17,531 17,531 total, operational systems development 5,786,040 5,903,040 5,766,344 19,696 136,696 classified programs 6,069,810 6,183,866 5,730,796 339,014',
'453,070 total, research, development, test & eval, af 22,612,351 22,664,868 21,859,010 753,341 805,858 committee recommended adjustments the following table details',
'the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee change from line item 2006 budget recommen budget estimate',
'dation estimate 1 defense research sciences 223,894 242,744 +18,850 corrosion protection +2,000 of aluminum alloys used in aircraft hypersonic research',
'+4,000 nanophotonic +2,500 comoponents network information +4,600 and space security non lethal stunning/ +750 immobilizing weapons virtual operation for +5,000',
'unmanned aerial vehicles 2 university research 105,029 111,029 +6,000 initiatives 21st century +1,500 information operations workforce military logistics +1,000 readiness',
'secure and assured +3,500 information sharing 3 high energy laser 11,894 12,594 +700 research initiatives landscape operational +700 and knowledge',
'based characterization 4 materials 74,156 126,756 +52,600 adv materials +1,400 deposition for semiconductor nanostructures adv manufacturing +1,000 technologies for metals,',
'composites, materials air force minority +5,000 leaders program carbon nanostructured +10,000 material for fluid purification complex composite +2,000 structures for',
'manned unmanned air vehicles innovative process +2,500 for continuous fabrication of carbon nanotube membranes domestic high modulus +2,500 pan carbon',
'fiber qualification durable hybrid +1,000 coatings for aircraft systems engineered optical +2,200 materials for high energy laser develop ment nanoparticle',
'+1,000 materials coatings research safer nanomaterials +3,500 and nanomanufacturing strategic partnership +15,000 for research in nanotechnology thermal sprays for +3,000',
'structural blast mitigation minority leaders +2,500 research program see also aerospace sensors 5 aerospace vehicle 96,679 104,679 +8,000 technologies sentient',
'adaptive +2,000 systems tech for vehicle condition based maintenance unmanned systems +5,000 initiative at amrdec wbi characterization +1,000 of airborne',
'environment for tactical lasers 6 human effectiveness 79,442 106,842 +27,400 applied researach bacterial ghost +1,000 vaccine for influenza virus component',
'object +4,500 model attitude control system simulation/trainer fused carbon nanotube +3,500 material for fluid purification nanoparticles +1,000 directed by dna',
'capture elements solid electrolyte +6,900 oxygen separator warfighter pocket xp +6,500 project warfighter +4,000 sustainability: maximizing human performance 7 aerospace',
'propulsion 107,523 119,523 +12,000 affordable +2,500 lightweight power supply development integrated power and +7,500 aircraft technologies inpact portable power source',
'+2,000 for battlefield air operation kit 8 aerospace sensors 93,263 120,463 +27,200 minority leaders +2,500 research program see also materials',
'advanced sensor based +1,300 vigilance technologies small dissadvantage +8,000 business, historically black colleges and universities super resolution +5,400 sensor system',
's3 3 d packaging for +4,000 high speed rf communication watchkeeper +6,000 9 multi disciplinary space 81,339 92,639 +11,300 technology',
'space qualification +5,300 of the common data link universal small +6,000 launch vehicle 10 space technology 84,540 106,640 +22,100 haarp',
'+4,000 consortium for +1,500 autonomous satellite systems cass deployable structures +3,800 experiement elastic memory +2,500 composite material integrated control +1,000',
'for autonomous space systems large aperture +3,300 deployable structure systems for space nano reinforced +4,000 structures and multi functional space',
'structures national security +2,000 research signature exploitation 11 conventional muntions 58,058 62,058 +4,000 advanced energy +4,000 technology for munitions dominator',
'pro gram 12 directed energy 37,709 38,709 +1,000 technology adaptive optics +1,000 lasercom 13 command control and 93,316 95,216 +1,900',
'communications cyber situational +1,900 awareness 16 advanced materials for 36,714 60,214 +23,500 weapon systems hydrothermal +2,000 oxidation advanced composite +1,000',
'processes for uav components assessing aging +3,000 military aircraft hybrid bearings +2,000 materials integrity +1,000 management research for air force',
'sys tems metals affordability +7,000 initiative mai stealth ram coatings +3,500 titanium honeycomb +4,000 sandwich and composite structures design 19',
'aerospace technology dev/ 25,133 29,633 +4,500 demo wbi capabilities +3,500 analysis phase 2 hybrid radio +1,000 frequency optical communications terminal',
'20 aerospace propulsion and 77,268 94,768 +17,500 power technology more electric +3,000 technology for mission critical power systems vaate advanced',
'+10,000 supersonic cruise missile engine versatile affordable +2,500 advanced turbine engines 5k 7k thrust category x 43c development +2,000 22',
'electronic combat 23,923 30,423 +6,500 technology advanced threat alert +2,000 atd technology insertion affordable visible +3,500 missile warning system infrared',
'+1,000 coutnermeasures electronics improvement program 23 ballistic missile 3,750 +3,750 technology pacific ballistic +1,500 missile technology program p net +2,250',
'26 advanced spacecraft 60,915 95,415 +34,500 technology ac coupled +3,000 interconnect acci beta energy cells for +6,000 defense applications intelligent',
'free +3,000 space optical satellite communication node integrated spacecraft +1,000 engineering tool large automated +4,500 production of expandable launch structure',
'magnetic random +1,000 access memory communications materials microsatellite serial +2,000 manufacturing systematic approach +4,000 to radiation hardened electronics share thin',
'film amorphous +10,000 solar arrays 27 maui space surveillance 5,848 50,848 +45,000 system msss high accuracy network +10,000 determination system',
'hands msss operations & +25,000 research panstarrs +10,000 28 multi disciplinary 53,437 56,437 +3,000 advanced development space technol ogy aerospace',
'relay +3,000 mirror system 29 conventional weapons 18,660 21,960 +3,300 technology high speed strike +3,300 weapon hssw 30 advanced weapons',
'26,955 38,955 +12,000 technology applications of lidar +7,000 to vehicles with analysis alva high brightness laser +3,500 diode source for',
'fiber laser pumps satellite active +1,500 imaging national testbed program 31 environmental engineering 2,700 +2,700 technology mpoi for battlesplace +2,700',
'information exchange 32 c3i advanced development 30,125 39,225 +9,100 enable network +3,200 centeric warfare massively parallel +1,900 optical interconnects for',
'battlespace datacom net centric +4,000 dissimilar data fusion program 45 space control technology 14,205 16,205 +2,000 multifunctional +2,000 daytime optical',
'system 49 transformational satcom 835,769 585,769 250,000 tsat technology maturation 250,000 delays 53 space based radar 225,839 100,000 125,839 space',
'radar excessive 125,839 program growth 54 pollution prevention 2,735 4,235 +1,500 o2 diesel particulate +1,500 emissions reduction research project 58',
'joint unmanned combat air 272,300 72,300 200,000 systems j ucas advanced component and prototype development j ucas requirement 200,000 uncertainty',
'60 operationally responsive 23,480 36,480 +13,000 launch near space analysis +3,500 and program development tactical satellite +9,500 demonstrations 62 advanced',
'communications 969 2,269 +1,300 systems massively parallel +1,300 optical interconnects for microsatellite datacom 66 nuclear weapons support 15,154 12,712 2,442',
'robust nuclear earth 2,442 penetrator 67 b 1b 132,496 137,496 +5,000 b 1 secure digital +5,000 communications improvement 71 electronic',
'warfare 82,587 91,087 +8,500 development an/alr 69a radar +8,500 warning transfer 72 joint tactical radio 124,225 99,225 25,000 delay milestone',
'b due 25,000 to cluster 1 challenges 74 small diameter bomb sdb 85,988 62,438 23,550 delay for contract 23,550 competition',
'75 counterspace systems 24,651 31,651 +7,000 space control test +7,000 capabilities 77 space based infrared 756,630 656,630 100,000 system sbirs',
'high emd excessive program 100,000 growth given nunn mccurdy breach 84 life support systems 7,315 14,315 +7,000 enhanced quick +5,000',
'donning oxygen mask mbu 23 oxygen mask, +2,000 visor, microphone 86 integrated command & 161 11,161 +11,000 control applications ic2a',
'asset ewing program +5,000 distributed mission +6,000 interoperability toolkit dmit 90 joint strike fighter 2,474,763 2,328,763 146,000 jsf excessive program',
'146,000 risk remains prior to cdr 93 rdt&e for aging aircraft 24,384 50,384 +26,000 aging aircraft +1,000 structural repair facility',
'study aging landing gear +7,000 life extension algle aging military +6,000 aircraft fleet support improved fleet +3,500 readiness and 3',
'd modeling in flight propeller +1,500 balancing system ipbs lean depot engine +1,000 repair leader productivity +6,000 improvements for landing',
'gear overhall technologies 100 combat survivor evader 17,500 +17,500 locator csel transfer from +17,500 opaf for development of tac/tag 103',
'major t&e investment 55,339 62,339 +7,000 fps 16 radar +1,000 mobilization and upgrade holloman high speed +6,000 test track upgrade',
'109 rocket systems launch 13,773 26,773 +13,000 program space ballistic missile +13,000 range safety technology bmrst 127 warfighter rapid 30,093',
'17,193 12,900 acquisition process wrap rapid transition fund program 12,900 underexecution 129 a 10 squadrons 51,835 61,835 +10,000 a 10',
'propulsion +10,000 upgrade 131 f 15e squadrons 124,647 134,147 +9,500 f 15 bol pilot +9,500 vehicle interface 133 f/a 22',
'squadrons 403,517 378,517 25,000 program 25,000 underexecution 137 combat rescue and 113,825 20,000 93,825 recovery personnel recover 93,825 vehicle contract',
'award delay, transfer to apaf 142 csaf innovation program 1,737 2,737 +1,000 command responder +1,000 147 advanced communications 28,938 32,438',
'+3,500 systems adaptive joint c4isr +3,500 node ajcn security certification 155 joint surveillance/target 78,084 100,984 +22,900 attack radar system jstars',
'e 8c joint stars re +10,000 engine initiative joint stars advanced +12,900 radar modes arm 158 usaf modeling and 30,541',
'24,510 6,031 simulation excessive program 6,031 growth 161 mission planning systems 138,475 121,739 16,736 milestone decision 16,736 delay 170 minimum',
'essential 57,344 49,076 8,268 emergency communications network meecn program under 8,268 execution and excessive program growth 171 information systems 109,292',
'112,292 +3,000 security program homeland defense and +1,000 civil support threat information collection infrastructure +2,000 assurance and security 173 global',
'command and 3,541 7,741 +4,200 control system applied research in +4,200 computing enterprise services arces 180 satellite control network 29,143',
'34,143 +5,000 space civil reserve space +5,000 service crss initiative 182 air traffic control, 21,750 +21,750 approach, and landing system',
'atcals 242 atas ang mobile +17,250 approach control system macs transportable +4,500 transponder landing system 199 manned reconnaissance 8,101 16,601',
'+8,500 systems jmip combat sent tactical +3,500 elint system modernization rivet joint reachback +5,000 201 predator uav jmip 61,007 63,507',
'+2,500 small, tactical uavs +2,500 for intel, comms, and atmospheric data 202 global hawk uav jmip 308,533 317,533 +9,000 global',
'hawk growth +9,000 engine 205 ncmc tw/aa system 85,222 64,036 21,186 combatant cdrs 21,186 integrated c2 system program spiral delays',
'206 spacetrack space 151,102 176,102 +25,000 af space surveillance +10,000 system s band sensor space based space +15,000 surveillance 211',
'c 130j program 233,028 238,028 +5,000 automated inspection, +2,500 repair, corrosion, and tracking aircat real time measurement +2,500 weight and',
'balance system 213 c 17 aircraft if 165,762 167,762 +2,000 c 17 engine vibration +2,000 monitoring system 224 industrial preparedness',
'36,934 51,434 +14,500 nanomaterial +4,000 manufacturing and military application supply chain +2,000 optimization universal tool kit wbi rfid +8,500 collaboration',
'initiative 228 support systems 10,316 27,216 +16,900 development c 17 aging aircraft +5,000 logistics management program commodity management +2,000 systems',
'consolidation program heavy duty hybrid +3,500 electric teleoperated semi +1,500 autonomous robot for aging aircraft maintenance warner robins aging +4,900',
'aircraft space research and development programs. the u.s. air force is responsible for the development, fabrication, launch, control, and management',
'of very complex satellite systems that are vital to national defense and security of the nation. the service has a',
'proud and rich history of successful satellite development and fielding that have had profound improvements in the military capabilities of',
'the united states. further, industry, the federally funded research and development centers, and the many system engineering firms that support',
'space programs are partners with the air force in the successful fielding of these systems. unfortunately, fewer systems can be',
'shown to be successful in cost, schedule, and performance criteria; and more systems are experiencing significant technical and cost challenges',
'which impact schedule and performance expectations. schedule delays increase the risk of gaps in strategic capabilities and cost overruns take',
'needed funding from other key systems such as new fighter aircraft, combat vehicles, and combatant ships. the 2003 defense science',
'board dsb task force young report and 1 year follow up report document a series of fundamental shortcomings with space',
'acquisition that have received wide recognition and support. thus, the committee strongly encourages the air force to continue the implementation',
'of needed changes in space acquisition that will lead to the fielding of satellite systems noted for being on time,',
'on budget and capable of providing needed capability to the nation. the committee directs the air force to provide its',
'plan to improve space acquisition and re establish the proud legacy of successful satellite development and fielding not later then',
'january 31, 2006. maui space surveillance system msss/amos. the committee recommends an increase of $25,000,000 over the presidents budget request',
'for sustainment and investment in new technologies and initiatives, and research and development activities at msss. the committee is concerned',
'that the air force will apply taxes to msss programs at excessive rates for lab overhead, and directs the air',
'force to base its overhead charges only on the amount requested. none of the increases provided here shall be subject',
'to air force taxes or withholds. furthermore, research funds should be allocated by air force officials on site to local',
'programs that offer the greatest potential return and merit. transformational satcom tsat. the committee supports the defense departments concept for',
'global high speed communications, and recognizes the value of tsat to world wide military operations. however, the committee is concerned',
'about the state of technical maturity for the key subsystems. although progress is being made, certain key subsystems are now',
'not expected to reach adequate maturity, technology readiness level trl 6, until late fiscal year 2006. these include the processor',
'router and the laser communications capabilities. thus, the committee is concerned about the systems readiness for system design review scheduled',
'for 3rd quarter, fiscal year 2006. given these technical concerns along with the constrained funding environment and priority to support',
'the on going global war on terror, the committee is not able to support a significant increase to the tsat',
'program, and recommends a program reduction of $250,000,000. in addition, the committee directs the department of defense to conduct a',
'review to 1 determine whether a fourth advanced extremely high frequency aehf satellite will be required, 2 whether additional aehf',
'satellites beyond four, will be required if tsat continues to be delayed, and 3 whether it is feasible, taking into',
'consideration cost, risk, contract requirements, and other factors, to insert advanced capabilities for an enhanced aehf satellite. given the defense',
'departments stated acquisition policy to evolve capabilities into systems, the committee encourages the department to pursue this policy with aehf,',
'if the study findings support this approach. therefore, of the remaining $585,769,000 for tsat, the committee directs that $150,000,000 be',
'restricted pending the department of defenses decision to build a fourth aehf satellite. in the event the department determines a',
'fourth aehf is required, the $150,000,000 shall be available for advance procurement and research and development activities in support of',
'the fourth aehf. in the event the defense department determines a fourth aehf is not required, the $150,000,000 shall be',
'available to support expanded system development and maturation of the key tsat technologies. space radar. the committee supports a space',
'radar capability. such a satellite system could offer significantly improved strategic, operational, and tactical level intelligence information in support of',
'national requirements and military operations. the committee also commends the department for its emphasis this fiscal year on system engineering',
'and technology risk reduction. however, the space radar program is in need of a clear acquisition plan, to include defining',
'the proposed system and an affordable and credible life cycle cost projection. the committee recognizes the difficulty in projecting costs',
'at this point in the programs development schedule, but the current projections based on a large constellation are very high',
'and bring into question the programs affordability. thus, the committee is not prepared to support significant increases to the program',
'and therefore recommends a reduction of $125,839,000 to the program. the resulting program of $100,000,000 still provides for expanded efforts',
'to support continued concept development and technology maturation. space based infrared system sbirs. in recognition of the recent nunn mccurdy',
'breach and the requirement for the department of defense to review other alternatives, prepare a new program baseline with a',
'new cost estimate, and to implement any needed management changes, the committee does not agree the program is prepared for',
'a 27 percent increase in funding. therefore, the committee recommends a program reduction of $100,000,000. joint unmanned combat air systems',
'j ucas. the committee is concerned over fluctuations in the j ucas program, to include changes in its concept of',
'operations, service ownership, and incompatibility of navy and air force requirements. the committee recommends a reduction of $200,000,000 and directs',
'the department of defense to conduct an independent study to objectively review the j ucas program, its costs and requirements;',
'and assess whether other unmanned aerial vehicle programs are able to meet the requirement at an overall savings to the',
'u.s. government. the review and assessment should be provided to the congressional defense committees not later than february 15, 2006.',
'small diameter bomb. the committee notes that the air force prepared its budget estimate prior to the decision to compete',
'rather than sole source increment ii of the small diameter bomb. a delay in contract award is expected in order',
'to provide adequate time for review, contract negotiation and contract award of the increment ii program. therefore, the committee recommends',
'a reduction of $23,550,000. combat rescue and recovery. the committee recognizes the importance of beginning the process of replacing the',
'air force fleet of combat search and rescue helicopters due to the failing readiness and operational limitations of the current',
'fleet of helicopters. in recognition of the need to expedite procurement, the committee transfers $75,000,000 to the aircraft procurement, air',
'force appropriation and retains $20,000,000 for minimal essential research and development activities for air force unique requirements. the committee believes',
'that a search and rescue capability is needed by the field sooner rather than later and thus directs the air',
'force to proceed to a commercial off the shelf solution in accordance with federal regulations. research, development, test and evaluation,',
'defense wide appropriations, 2005 $20,983,624,000 budget estimate, 2006 18,803,416,000 house allowance 19,514,530,000 committee recommendation 19,301,618,000 the committee recommends an appropriation',
'of $19,301,618,000. this is $498,202,000 above the budget estimate. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the budget estimate for',
'this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget estimate: in thousands of dollars change from',
'2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance research, development, test & eval, dw basic research',
'defense research sciences 130,090 136,090 136,590 +6,500 +500 government/industry cosponsorship of university resear 12,000 4,000 +4,000 8,000 defense experimental program',
'to stimulate competitive 9,164 9,164 13,164 +4,000 +4,000 national defense education program 10,282 10,282 10,282 chemical and biological defense program',
'72,533 101,533 83,383 +10,850 18,150 total, basic research 222,069 269,069 247,419 +25,350 21,650 applied research insensitive munitions exploratory development 5,176',
'5,176 7,176 +2,000 +2,000 medical free electron laser 9,845 9,845 21,845 +12,000 +12,000 historically black & hispanic servng institu sciences',
'13,887 17,387 15,887 +2,000 1,500 lincoln laboratory research program 29,914 29,914 29,914 information and communications technology 198,831 198,831 198,831 cognitive',
'computing systems 200,799 200,799 145,799 55,000 55,000 biological warfare defense 145,354 149,454 147,854 +2,500 1,600 chemical and biological defense program',
'187,787 251,487 229,637 +41,850 21,850 tactical technology 361,562 363,562 336,362 25,200 27,200 materials and biological technology 294,188 294,588 281,688 12,500',
'12,900 wmd defeat technology 206,487 208,487 206,487 2,000 electronics technology 241,736 244,236 241,736 2,500 wmd defense technologies 106,708 112,708 106,708',
'6,000 special operations technology development 13,595 38,095 21,595 +8,000 16,500 sof medical technology development 2,215 2,215 2,215 total, applied research',
'2,018,084 2,126,784 1,993,734 24,350 133,050 advanced technology development so/lic advanced development 34,529 52,029 36,529 +2,000 15,500 combating terrorism technology support',
'55,301 116,551 69,301 +14,000 47,250 counterproliferation advanced development technologies 96,143 99,643 107,143 +11,000 +7,500 ballistic missile defense technology 136,241 128,385',
'125,647 10,594 2,738 joint dod doe munitions technology development 25,102 25,102 25,102 advanced aerospace 75,866 77,866 58,466 17,400 19,400 space',
'programs and technology 223,811 223,811 213,811 10,000 10,000 chemical and biological defense program advanced dev 164,481 212,881 227,981 +63,500 +15,100',
'joint capability technology demonstrations 35,000 35,000 35,000 special technical support 2,000 +2,000 +2,000 generic logistics r&d technology demonstrations 22,360 56,780',
'73,360 +51,000 +16,580 distribution process owner tech. dev. & implementation 10,000 10,000 10,000 strategic environmental research program 64,101 68,101 78,101',
'+14,000 +10,000 microelectronic technology development and support 118,500 118,500 joint warfighting program 10,205 10,205 10,205 advanced electronics technologies 214,378 217,378',
'223,878 +9,500 +6,500 advanced concept technology demonstrations 163,649 177,849 169,849 +6,200 8,000 high performance computing modernization program 189,747 200,247 213,247',
'+23,500 +13,000 command, control and communications systems 216,408 216,408 216,408 land warfare technology 139,100 139,100 104,200 34,900 34,900 classified darpa',
'programs 162,534 162,534 162,534 network centric warfare technology 136,899 136,899 131,899 5,000 5,000 sensor technology 189,452 189,452 171,452 18,000 18,000',
'guidance technology 103,272 103,272 103,272 distributed learning advanced technology development 14,689 17,189 14,689 2,500 software engineering institute 25,209 28,209 30,209',
'+5,000 +2,000 quick reaction special projects 110,717 110,717 110,717 joint wargaming simulation management office 34,928 34,928 34,928 test & evaluation',
'science & technology 28,614 28,614 34,614 +6,000 +6,000 technology link 3,435 5,435 11,185 +7,750 +5,750 cals initiative special operations advanced',
'technology development 104,315 147,915 103,615 700 44,300 total, advanced technology development 2,790,486 3,151,000 2,908,742 +118,256 242,258 demonstration & validation physical',
'security equipment 7,100 9,000 +9,000 +1,900 retract larch 6,683 6,683 6,683 joint robotics program 11,755 24,755 14,755 +3,000 10,000 advanced',
'sensor applications program 18,275 21,275 26,275 +8,000 +5,000 environmental security technical certification program 30,632 45,332 30,632 14,700 ballistic missile defense',
'terminal defense segment 1,143,610 1,123,698 1,208,610 +65,000 +84,912 ballistic missile defense midcourse defense segment 3,266,196 3,266,196 ballistic missile def groundbased',
'midcourse def seg 2,267,070 2,541,657 +2,541,657 +274,587 ballistic missile def seabased midcourse def segment 892,901 930,426 +930,426 +37,525 multiple kill',
'vehicles 83,000 +83,000 +83,000 ballistic missile defense boost defense segment 483,863 464,867 493,863 +10,000 +28,996 chemical and biological defense program',
'dem/val 100,796 137,596 100,796 36,800 ballistic missile defense sensors 529,829 529,829 ballistic missile defense satellites 231,358 231,358 space surveillance &',
'tracking system 245,536 +245,536 +245,536 ballistic missile defense radars 289,743 294,293 +294,293 +4,550 ballistic missile defense system interceptor 229,658 218,749',
'114,952 114,706 103,797 ballistic missile defense test & targets 617,456 614,513 624,456 +7,000 +9,943 ballistic missile defense products 455,152 383,604',
'425,152 30,000 +41,548 ballistic missile defense systems core 447,006 404,428 417,006 30,000 +12,578 special programs mda 349,522 349,522 299,522 50,000',
'50,000 ballistic missile defense program support 140,983 140,983 humanitarian demining 14,305 14,305 14,305 coalition warfare 5,777 5,777 5,777 department of',
'defense corrosion program 5,141 5,141 5,141 joint capability technology demonstrations 3,000 3,000 7,000 +4,000 +4,000 reduction of total ownership cost',
'24,824 24,824 24,824 joint electromagnetic technology jet program 3,566 6,066 11,566 +8,000 +5,500 total, demonstration & validation 7,747,046 7,683,290 7,935,227',
'+188,181 +251,937 engineering & manufacturing development defense acquisition challenge program dacp 28,975 34,975 28,975 6,000 chemical and biological defense program',
'emd 280,908 290,408 259,408 21,500 31,000 manpads defense program 13,349 19,349 16,349 +3,000 3,000 joint robotics program emd 13,745 23,745',
'15,745 +2,000 8,000 advanced it services joint program office aits jpo 9,325 9,325 9,325 joint tactical information distribution system jtids',
'11,075 11,075 11,075 information technology development 19,574 19,574 19,574 information technology development standard procuremen 5,074 5,074 5,074 financial management system',
'improvements 75,987 75,987 80,987 +5,000 +5,000 defense integrated military human resources system 20,322 20,322 45,322 +25,000 +25,000 acquisition domain 3,600',
'3,600 3,600 trusted foundry 31,655 31,655 31,655 defense acquisition executive dae pilot program 1,000 1,000 1,000 defense message system 13,367',
'13,367 13,367 global combat support system 17,952 17,952 17,952 joint command and control program jc2 14,580 15,580 14,580 1,000 electronic',
'commerce 6,698 6,698 6,698 bmmp domain management and systems integration 11,802 11,802 11,802 total, engineering & manufacturing development 578,988 611,488',
'592,488 +13,500 19,000 rdt&e management support special technical support 19,916 19,916 19,916 transformation initiatives program 10,152 10,152 capital asset management',
'system military equipment 4,812 4,812 4,812 defense readiness reporting system drrs 13,475 13,475 13,475 joint systems architecture development 9,254 11,254',
'9,254 2,000 central test and evaluation investment development 128,759 137,759 136,759 +8,000 1,000 thermal vicar 7,278 7,278 7,278 technical studies,',
'support and analysis 31,075 33,075 31,075 2,000 usd a&t critical technology support 1,999 1,999 1,999 foreign material acquisition and exploitation',
'36,895 36,895 56,895 +20,000 +20,000 defense travel system 20,441 20,441 20,441 joint theater air and missile defense organization 81,504 81,504',
'81,504 classified program usd p 100,000 +100,000 +100,000 foreign comparative testing 35,738 35,738 35,738 nuclear matters 12,442 12,442 12,442 support',
'to networks and information integration 10,706 11,706 16,706 +6,000 +5,000 general support to usd intelligence 5,282 5,282 5,282 chemical and',
'biological defense program 81,425 81,425 83,925 +2,500 +2,500 classified programs c3i 9,000 10,000 +10,000 +1,000 small business innovation research/challenge administr',
'1,983 7,983 4,983 +3,000 3,000 defense technology analysis 5,393 5,393 5,393 force transformation directorate 19,927 71,927 19,927 52,000 defense technical',
'information services dtic 49,969 49,969 49,969 r&d in support of dod enlistment, testing & evaluation 8,853 8,853 8,853 development test',
'and evaluation 8,873 8,873 8,873 management headquarters research & development darp 49,472 49,472 49,472 information technology rapid acquisition 5,580 5,580',
'5,580 intelligence support to information operations io 13,940 13,940 13,940 pentagon reservation 17,386 22,386 17,386 5,000 management headquarters mda 99,327',
'99,327 99,327 it software dev initiatives 1,694 1,694 1,694 total, rdt&e management support 793,550 869,398 932,898 +139,348 +63,500 operational systems',
'development defense information system for security diss 16,850 16,850 16,850 partnership for peace pfp information management sys 5,660 5,660 5,660',
'chemical and biological defense operational systems d 10,093 10,093 10,093 island sun 1,570 1,570 1,570 c4i interoperability 65,517 67,517 65,517',
'2,000 national military command system wide support 659 659 659 defense info infrastructure engineering and integratio 5,466 5,466 5,466 long',
'haul communications dcs 1,470 1,470 1,470 minimum essential emergency communications network 7,438 7,438 7,438 information systems security program 12,546 12,546',
'12,546 information systems security program 462,211 462,211 462,211 disa mission support operations 3,426 3,426 13,426 +10,000 +10,000 c4i for the',
'warrior 3,549 3,549 3,549 c4i for the warrior 6,311 6,311 6,311 global command and control system 52,331 52,331 52,331 joint',
'spectrum center 14,097 14,097 14,097 net centric enterprise services nces 79,018 79,018 79,018 teleport program 12,180 12,180 7,180 5,000 5,000',
'special applications for contingencies 21,116 21,116 21,116 critical infrastructure protection cip 11,363 13,363 11,363 2,000 defense joint counterintelligence program jmip',
'20,406 20,406 20,406 net centricity 8,387 9,387 8,387 1,000 industrial preparedness 18,219 36,219 24,719 +6,500 11,500 logistics support activities 2,900',
'2,900 2,900 management headquarters ojcs 5,762 5,762 5,762 nato joint stars 25,474 25,474 25,474 special operations aviation systems advanced dev',
'104,330 104,330 104,330 special operations tactical systems development 63,513 115,483 80,813 +17,300 34,670 special operations intelligence systems development 33,167 53,267',
'52,167 +19,000 1,100 sof operational enhancements 66,313 74,213 77,813 +11,500 +3,600 cv 22 29,954 29,954 29,954 special operations aircraft defensive',
'systems 38,824 27,324 38,824 +11,500 ops advanced seal delivery system asds development 2,040 5,040 11,040 +9,000 +6,000 total, operational systems',
'development 1,212,160 1,306,630 1,280,460 +68,300 26,170 classified programs 3,441,033 3,496,871 3,410,650 30,383 86,221 total, research, development, test & eval, dw',
'18,803,416 19,514,530 19,301,618 +498,202 212,912 committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands',
'of dollars committee change from line item 2006 budget recommen budget estimate dation estimate 1 defense research sciences 130,090 136,590',
'+6,500 advanced materials +4,500 for quantum computing pbo +2,000 2 government/industry 4,000 +4,000 cosponsorship of university research infotonics research +4,000',
'3 defense experimental 9,164 13,164 +4,000 program to stimulate competitive research additional funding +4,000 5 chemical and biological 72,533 83,383',
'+10,850 defense program dna safeguard +1,000 project boise state university ricin and anthrax +4,000 countermeasures superstructural +1,850 particle evaluation &',
'characterization with targeted reaction analysis vaccine development +1,000 program photoscrub +1,000 detection of +2,000 biological agents in water 6 insensitive',
'munitions 5,176 7,176 +2,000 exploratory development nanomedical +2,000 technology research 7 medical free electron 9,845 21,845 +12,000 laser medical free',
'electron +12,000 laser mfel 8 historically black 13,887 15,887 +2,000 colleges and universities hbcu science tribal colleges +2,000 science lab',
'and computer equipment 13 cognitive computing 200,799 145,799 55,000 systems learning, reasoning 55,000 and integrated cognitive systems 14 biological warfare',
'145,354 147,854 +2,500 defense noninvasive +2,500 biomodulation system 15 chemical and biological 187,787 229,637 +41,850 defense program advanced emergency +3,000',
'medical response training program alternative delivery +4,700 methods for recombinant protein vac cines bug to drug program +9,000 marburg +6,000',
'countermeasures multi purpose +2,000 biodefense immuno array mustard gas antidote +3,000 research consortium nanotechnology for +1,900 detection of biological agents',
'nanowire mesh fabrics +1,600 for chem/bio defense novel viral +5,700 biowarfare agent id and treatment portable chemical/ +2,000 biological detection',
'sensor system proteonomics r&d +1,500 improved drugs and diagnostics against biowarfare research on a +1,000 molecular approach to hazardous materials',
'decontamination system for bacterial +450 warfare agent detection 16 tactical technology 361,562 336,362 25,200 home field 3,000 pre conflict 4,800',
'anticipation and shaping pcas combat zones that see 7,400 walrus 20,000 counter sniper/rpg +1,000 self protection system enhancement of +2,000',
'communications and telemetry support equipment ceros +7,000 18 materials and biological 294,188 281,688 12,500 technology bio magnetic 12,000 interfacing concepts',
'bio computational 6,500 systems characterization, +3,000 reliability, & applications of 3 d microstructures strategic materials +3,000 23 special operations 13,595',
'21,595 +8,000 technology development angelfire/fclas full +8,000 spectrum active protection close in layered shield 26 so/lic advanced 34,529 36,529 +2,000',
'development university multi +2,000 spectral laboratory/ ascent program 27 combating terrorism 55,301 69,301 +14,000 technology support counter terrorism +4,000 intelligence',
'surveillance reconnaissance electromagnetic wave +3,000 gradiometer fuel cell power for +2,000 continuity of operations fuel cell ground +5,000 support equipment',
'demo 28 counterproliferation 96,143 107,143 +11,000 initiatives proliferati on prevention and defeat detective hpge +3,000 radiation portal monitors guardian glass',
'+8,000 scintillation fiber radation detectors 29 ballistic missile defense 136,241 125,647 10,594 technology center for optical +1,000 logic devices high',
'density power +5,000 supplies using silicon carbide massively parallel +2,600 optical interconnects for microsatellites applications transfer high 16,900 altitude airship',
'to rda, line 154a advanced rf +4,000 technology development multiple target +1,000 tracking optical sensor array technology most porous silicon',
'+1,000 sic thick film mirror +3,000 coatings bmd technology 25,000 nfire from line 74 +13,706 32 advanced aerospace 75,866 58,466',
'17,400 systems habit 14,000 advanced aernautics 5,000 demonstration crw and heliplane long gun 6,400 improved suborbital +8,000 operations 33 space',
'programs and 223,811 213,811 10,000 technology space assembly and 10,000 manufacture 34 chemical and biological 164,481 227,981 +63,500 defense program',
'advanced development dengue +6,000 countermeasures ebola countermeasures +6,000 hand held biological +4,500 agent detection system immunochemical +4,000 biological/chemical threat agent',
'detector nids handheld +12,000 biological agent detectors oral adjuvants +2,000 outbreak detection +4,000 information network odin plant vaccine +7,000 development',
'polyclonal human +3,500 antibody production system rapid response +1,000 database systems reactive air +8,000 purification for individual and collective protec',
'tion self detoxifying +3,000 materials in cb protective clothing small accelerators +2,500 and detection systems 37 special technical support 2,000',
'+2,000 spray technique +2,000 analysis and research for defense 39 generic logistics r&d 22,360 73,360 +51,000 technology demonstrations advanced power',
'+2,000 management for wireless systems aging systems +2,000 sustainment and enabling technologies asset chameleon +9,000 miniaturized wireless systems dod emall',
'net +2,000 inventory service hydrogen logistics +1,500 fuel initiative manufacturing +2,000 extention partnership midwest next generation air +2,000 start cart',
'solid hydrogen +3,500 storage and fuel cell systems ultra low power +20,000 battlefield sensor system vehicle fuel cell +7,000 program',
'41 strategic environmental 64,101 78,101 +14,000 research program chemnet environmax +3,000 4.0 remediation of +1,000 environments contaminated by ammonium perchlorate',
'univers ity of idaho wellhead treatment of +10,000 perchlorate contaminated wells 43 advanced electronics 214,378 223,878 +9,500 technologies electronic +6,000',
'miniturization mil tech extension +1,500 small scale systems +2,000 packaging center 44 advanced concept 163,649 169,849 +6,200 technology demonstrations crossed',
'field +1,000 radiation technology flexible jp 8 aces +4,000 high altitude airship 4,800 portal security +6,000 45 high performance 189,747',
'213,247 +23,500 computing modernization program arctic regional +5,500 supercomputer high performance +3,000 computational design of novel materials mhpcc technology +15,000',
'upgrade 49 land warfare technology 139,100 104,200 34,900 non lethal 6,000 alternatives for urban operations dpx 5 5,900 mobile network',
'mimo 17,000 c 130 stol demo 6,000 51 network centric warfare 136,899 131,899 5,000 technology precision urban 5,000 combat systems',
'52 sensor technology 189,452 171,452 18,000 isis 18,000 55 software engineering 25,209 30,209 +5,000 institute advanced lithography +5,000 thin film',
'masks for lithography 59 test & evaluation science 28,614 34,614 +6,000 & technology advanced unmanned +7,000 vehicle system development national',
'unmanned +4,000 systems experimentation environment nuse2 program growth 5,000 60 technology link 3,435 11,185 +7,750 springboard +7,750 62 special operations',
'104,315 103,015 1,300 advanced technology development advanced tactical 10,000 laser c 130 advanced +2,500 tactical airborne c4isr system atacs lrip',
'lasso +2,500 long range biometric +3,000 target identification system mark v patrol boat +1,500 replacement mobile electrical +1,900 power utilizing',
'energy harvesting special operations +5,000 portable power source voice activated +2,300 handheld translator sost program growth 10,000 63 physical security',
'9,000 +9,000 equipment persistant perimeter +8,000 security with unmanned mobile sensors intelligent decision +1,000 exploration 65 joint robotics program 11,755',
'14,755 +3,000 robotic assisted +3,000 convoy operations 66 advanced sensor 18,275 26,275 +8,000 applications program biometric signatures +4,000 research secure',
'airborne free +4,000 space optical communications 69 ballistic missile defense 1,143,610 1,208,610 +65,000 terminal defense segment arrow co production +55,000',
'arrow short range +10,000 ballistic missile defense 70 ballistic missile defense 3,266,196 3,266,196 midcourse defense segment ballistic missile 2,335,770 defense',
'ground based midcourse defense segment to line 70a sea based midcourse 848,426 defense segment to line 70b multiple kill 82,000',
'vehicles to line 70c 70a ballistic missile defense 2,541,657 +2,541,657 ground based midcourse defense seg ment ground based mid +2,334,657',
'course defense from line 70 ground based mid +200,000 course defense test program/enhance ments improved materials +8,000 for optical materials',
'multiple kill 1,000 vehicles program support to line 70c 70b ballistic missile sea 930,426 +930,426 based midcourse defense segment sea',
'based midcourse +845,426 defense segment from line 70 aegis sm 3 +75,000 development and deployment kauai test facility 4,000 pmrf',
'upgrades +5,000 range mission tool +2,500 sensor data fusion +2,500 and communications 70c multiple kill vehicles 83,000 +83,000 multiple kill',
'+82,000 vehicles from line 70 program support from +1,000 line 70a 71 ballistic missile defense 483,863 493,863 +10,000 boost defense',
'segment airborne laser +10,000 73 ballistic missile defense 529,829 529,829 sensors ssts transfer to line 235,536 73a radars transfer to',
'294,293 line 73b 73a space surveillance and 245,536 +245,536 tracking system ssts transfer from +235,536 line 73 airborne infrared +10,000',
'surveillance systems airs 73b radars 294,293 +294,293 radars transfer from +294,293 line 73 74 ballistic missile defense 229,658 114,952 114,706',
'system interceptor bmd system 111,000 interceptors nfire to line 29 13,706 net centric airborne +10,000 defense element 75 ballistic missile',
'defense 617,456 624,456 +7,000 test & targets multi frame blind +3,000 deconvolution optical sensors for +4,000 pmrf shots 76 ballistic',
'missile defense 455,152 425,152 30,000 products c2bmc national team 30,000 unjustified program growth 77 ballistic missile defense 447,006 417,006 30,000',
'systems core bmd system core 30,000 78 special programs mda 349,522 299,522 50,000 bmd special projects 50,000 83 joint capability',
'3,000 7,000 +4,000 technology demonstrations satellite assets for +4,000 joint navigation warfare 86 joint electromagnetic 3,566 11,566 +8,000 technology jet',
'program delta mining training +4,000 center hipas +4,000 88 chemical and biological 280,908 259,408 21,500 defense program parrallelavax rapid +3,500',
'vaccine testing technology program growth 25,000 89 manpads defense program 13,349 16,349 +3,000 counter manpads +3,000 airspace protection system cmaps',
'90 joint robotics program 13,745 15,745 +2,000 unmanned ground +2,000 vehicles 95 financial management 75,987 80,987 +5,000 system improvements small',
'business pilot +5,000 program to re engineer dod vendor pay process 96 defense integrated 20,322 45,322 +25,000 military human resources',
'system dimhrs dimhrs +25,000 109 transformation 10,152 10,152 initiatives program program reduction 10,152 114 central test and 128,759 136,759 +8,000',
'evaluation investment development cteip uav systems and +7,000 operations validations program unmanned systems +1,000 testbed 121 foreign material 36,895 56,895',
'+20,000 acquisition and exploitation classified adjustment +20,000 125 classified program usd p 100,000 +100,000 classified adjustment +100,000 128 support to',
'networks and 10,706 16,706 +6,000 information integration pacific disaster +6,000 center 130 chemical and biological 81,425 83,925 +2,500 defense program',
'advanced chemical/ +2,500 biological integrated response course 135 classified programs c3i 10,000 +10,000 foreign supplier +10,000 assessment center 136 small',
'business innovation 1,983 4,983 +3,000 research/challenge administration advanced metalized +3,000 gelled propellants 170 disa mission support 3,426 13,426 +10,000 operations',
'critical +10,000 infrastructure test range at the idaho national laboratory 177 teleport program 12,180 7,180 5,000 execution delays 5,000 202',
'industrial preparedness 18,219 24,719 +6,500 center for advanced +1,500 manufacturing manufacturing +5,000 engineering of spray cooling technology 208 special operations',
'63,513 80,813 +17,300 tactical systems development alternative mobility +3,500 vehicles amv for special operations applications covert waveform +4,800 communications modules',
'mountain climbing/ +1,000 artic warfare boot sof unmanned vehicle +8,000 targeting 209 special operations 33,167 52,167 +19,000 intelligence systems development',
'bio warfare testing +1,500 joint threat warning +6,000 system gsk and uav application specific +6,000 integrated circuit asic development special',
'operations +2,500 wireless mgmt and ctrl sowmac tactical miniture sdr +3,000 receiver 210 sof operational 66,313 77,813 +11,500 enhancements b',
'band covert night +5,500 vision system low rate initial produc tion lightweight portable +1,500 solar panels special operations +1,500 tactical',
'mobility simulator special payload for +3,000 neptune uav system 213 operations advanced seal 2,040 11,040 +9,000 delivery system asds development',
'advanced materials & +9,000 processes demo for high speed military craft defense advanced research projects agency darpa. the committee recommends',
'$2,923,252,000 for darpa, this is $160,500,000 below the budget request. the committees recommended reductions, outlined specifically in the tables accompanying',
'this section, were based on program execution status, budgetary constraints, and in particular, an assessment of potential value to the',
'warfighter. the committee is concerned that many of the technologies darpa is pursuing will have marginal impact on the departments',
'overall warfighting capability and urges darpa to focus solely on those programs that promise the greatest benefit to the warfighter',
'in the future. spartan. the committee is aware that the spartan unmanned surface vehicle offers navy battle force commanders unique',
'capabilities to deal with asymmetric threats while keeping sailors away from danger. the committee encourages the advanced concept technology development',
'office to work with the navy and small businesses that have experience in developing and manufacturing reinforced composites for small',
'commercial vessels to determine the feasibility of using reinforced composites to reduce the cost and weight of the spartan unmanned',
'surface vehicle. quick reaction special projects. the committee provides $110,717,000 for the office of the secretary of defense osd quick',
'reaction special projects, rapid reaction and technology transition programs. these programs provide the osd funding necessary to rapidly develop emerging',
'wartime and force protection needs. the committee has previously expressed concern about providing funding for programs that do not delineate',
'specific requirements or program plans. in order to achieve an appropriate balance between fulfilling the departments need for flexibility and',
'the committees fiscal oversight responsibilities, the committee recommends approval of the presidents budget request but directs that no funds may',
'be obligated or expended until 5 days after the congressional defense committees have been notified in writing of the planned',
'projects and their respective schedule and funding requirements. missile defense programs the committee recommends a total of $7,947,833,000 for the',
'missile defense agency. while this is a substantial amount of funding, the committee notes that it is nearly $1,000,000,000 below',
'the fiscal year 2005 appropriation, due to the administrations reduction of $1,000,000,000 in its budget request for missile defense. given',
'the likelihood that fiscal year 2005 marked the high water mark for missile defense funding, it is imperative that diminishing',
'missile defense resources are well focused on its priorities. in particular, the missile defense agency must do everything possible to',
'maximize the capabilities of the systems in which heavy investments have been made over so many years, such as the',
'ground based missile defense system, the aegis ballistic missile defense system, and the airborne laser programs. to ensure that these',
'and other missile defense programs receive appropriate attention, the committee directs that the missile defense agency split its program elements,',
'as shown in the table above, into smaller, more focused programs. this will enable the congress to have more oversight',
'and visibility into these important programs and ensure that large sums of money are not being re aligned internally and',
'diverted to other activities. the committee is pleased to note the progress of the ballistic missile defense system integration, which',
'has already been demonstrated in a significant way with the integration of the ground based missile defense systems, the aegis',
'system, and the radar and command and control programs for the defense of the united states. the committee recognizes this',
'unheralded success and recommends that it serve as the foundation for the ballistic missile defense system. aegis ballistic missile defense',
'bmd. the committee commends the aegis ballistic missile defense program and its leadership for its successes to date. despite these',
'achievements, the program was reduced in the fiscal year 2006 budget request. in order to ensure the continued success of',
'the aegis program, the committee recommends an additional $75,000,000 for the aegis bmd program in order to accelerate production of',
'the standard missile 3 and to make improvements to the system. these funds shall be used to accelerate the aegis',
'bmd signal processor, to purchase additional test equipment in order to accelerate sm 3 missile production, to fund long lead',
'material for 15 additional missiles, to accelerate implementation of the engage on remote and launch on remote upgrades, and to',
'accelerate integration of the two color seeker for the sm 3 kill vehicle. airborne laser. the committee notes the missile',
'defense agencys designation of the airborne laser program as its primary boost phase program. this designation is consistent with the',
'steady progress made on this program in the last 18 months. the committee is encouraged by these developments and recommends',
'an additional $10,000,000 for this important program. high altitude airship. the committee directs the missile defense agency to transfer the',
'high altitude airship program to the research, development, test and evaluation, army appropriation line 154a . the committee is aware',
'that the program was recently restructured due primarily to weight gain in the fabric and, based on its schedule growth,',
'is no longer part of the advanced concept technology demonstration program. the committee believes that the missile defense agency is',
'no longer the appropriate steward of the program and that mda should be focused on its immediate mission of testing',
'and fielding an interim missile defense capability. in addition, the committee considers moving the program to the army will enhance',
'the armys tactical communications and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities. asymmetric threat. the committee is aware of a potential asymmetric',
'threat to the united states where terrorists of nation states would move short range missiles closer to the united states',
'on sea based platforms. accordingly, the director of the defense intelligence agency shall provide a report to the congressional defense',
'committees not later than february 1, 2006, which examines this threat and assesses its validity. the director of the missile',
'defense agency shall provide a report not later than may 1, 2006, that provides a recommendation for the nearest term,',
'lowest cost solution to the threat described in the intelligence report. ballistic missile defense system interceptor program element. the ballistic',
'missile defense system bmds interceptor program element consists of the nfire program and the kei program. because these programs have',
'no related program elements, the committee recommends the realignment of the nfire program to the ballistic missile defense technology program',
'element. this accounts for $13,706,000 of the reduction to the bmds interceptor pe. the committee directs the missile defense agency',
'mda to complete development and mission integration of the deployable nfire kill vehicle kv. the committee urges the agency to',
'collect near field data for critical missile defense interceptor risk reduction with the kill vehicle. along with the other congressional',
'defense committees, this committee has expressed repeated concerns about the rationale for the kei program since its inception. in a',
'decreasing budgetary environment, funding for this future developmental program serves only to crowd out much needed funding for the missile',
'defense agencys near term priorities, not just for the remainder of the future year defense plan fydp, but also in',
'the years beyond the current fydp. the missile defense agency assigned most of its fiscal year 2006 budget reductions to',
'the kei program, which effectively designated it as its lowest priority program. the committee believes diminishing resources not only on',
'the near term fielding of maturing missile defense systems, but also on their spiral development most particularly for the aegis',
'and ground based midcourse programs to be of significantly higher priority. accordingly, the committee recommends a reduction of $111,000,000 to',
'this program and directs the missile defense agency to focus only on a technology demonstration program. ground based midcourse defense',
'gmd. the gmd program demonstrated mixed results in the last year. according to the mda chartered independent review team irt,',
'the missile defense agency, the joint program office, the military services, and u.s. industry have overcome enormous programmatic and technical',
'obstacles in a remarkably short period of time . . . the systems complexity and deployment challenges make this achievement',
'comparable to the manhattan project to develop an atomic bomb, and the minuteman and polaris ballistic missile system deployments. at',
'the same time, however, successive flight test failures following four of five successful intercepts make evident the need for increased',
'focus on quality control and reliability processes. the committee believes the gmd program is fundamentally sound but in need of',
'more rigor in its engineering and test processes. accordingly, because of the increasingly significant threat which continues to drive the',
'need for this program, $200,000,000 is added to the budget request to maintain the production schedule for ground based interceptors',
'gbi and for such additional ground and flight test assets and associated testing as may be necessary for the program.',
'the committee understands that the missile defense agency is considering breaking apart the gmd program. the committee disagrees emphatically; gmd',
'is a fully integrated defensive weapon system with multiple real time fire control loops. fragmenting the fire control loop seriously',
'jeopardizes the functionality of the weapon system and should not be undertaken until such time as it is fully developed,',
'spiral upgraded and in a final stable configuration. therefore, the committee directs that the gmd program be continued as a',
'single fully integrated defensive system, with responsibility, authority, and accountability for all aspects of the program to include but not',
'be limited to the gbi, sensors to include, as examples, the sea based x band, or sbx, and upgraded early',
'warning radars, or uewr , fire control, and all related activities, at least until such time as gmd and its',
'components have been completely developed through the spiral process, its full capability defined, and the program ready to be transferred',
'to the department of the army. it is particularly troubling that the mda is taking steps which, if continued, will',
'sub optimize the capability of and investment in the gmd element of the ballistic missile defense system. contrary to repeated',
'defense department statements on spiral development and block upgrades for the missile defense program, mda at best plans only marginal',
'improvements to the capability of the gmd programs ground based interceptor. the committee notes, in particular, the statement in a',
'january 28, 2005 briefing by the mda director to the deputy secretary of defense that mda would not pursue major',
'booster or kill vehicle upgrades for the gbi. after many years of investment in this midcourse interceptor, mda has now',
'essentially decided that the first generation gbi will also be its last generation gbi. this approach would fail to capitalize',
'on the years of previous investment and technology development in a decreasing budgetary environment. the committee is extremely concerned that',
'mdas approach to the gbi is symptomatic of a broader lack of focus on the administrations stated missile defense priorities',
'and therefore directs that not later than december 1, 2005, the mda director shall provide to the congressional defense committees',
'his plan for the spiral development of the gmd system. this report will include the spiral development plan for the',
'current gbi, consisting of the ekv and its boosters, and the rest of the gmd integrated defensive system. the plan',
'must clearly explain how we are leveraging our national investment in gmd and achieving both near term war fighter capability',
'improvements as well as a robust longer term plan and vision for upgrading gmd. ground based interceptor launch facility. the',
'committee encourages the missile defense agency to designate the ground based interceptor launch facility at vandenberg air force base, california,',
'as the ronald w. reagan ground based interceptor launch facility. tulane missile defense. the committee directs the missile defense agency',
'to continue the tulane missile defense project at the fiscal year 2005 enacted level. man portable air defense systems manpads',
'defense program. the department requested $13,349,000 to develop a ground based, networked electro optical sensor grid combined with directed energy,',
'counter manpad technologies to protect both military and commercial aviation from manpads. the committee understands that there are also commercial',
'off the shelf, ground based systems currently available that could create a dome of protection against manpads around an airport.',
'therefore, the committee directs the secretary of defense to review both the current and potential future technologies available to address',
'this threat and provide the committee an assessment of the most cost effective plan to meet operational requirements in an',
'expeditious manner. this report should evaluate the different technologies and concepts available to meet this threat and should be provided',
'to the congressional defense committees not later than december 1, 2005. defense integrated military human resources system dimhrs. the committee',
'is aware that accelerating funding for the dimhrs program may significantly and more quickly improve support to the joint staff',
'and unified combatant commanders to provide a single, fully integrated personnel and pay management system for our service personnel. therefore,',
'the committee has provided an additional $25,000,000 for this purpose. further, the committee finds the co location of the dimhrs',
'joint program manager, the program office and the development staff at the spawar information technology center an efficient arrangement. spartan',
'unmanned surface vehicle. the committee is aware that the spartan unmanned surface vehicle offers navy battle force commanders unique capabilities',
'to deal with asymmetric threats while keeping sailors away from danger. the committee urges the department of defense actd office',
'to work with the navy and a small business that has a proven record in developing and manufacturing reinforced composites',
'for small commercial vessels to determine the feasibility of using reinforced composites to reduce the cost and weight of the',
'spartan unmanned surface vehicle. operational test and evaluation, defense appropriations, 2005 $314,835,000 budget estimate, 2006 168,458,000 house allowance 168,458,000 committee',
'recommendation 168,458,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $168,458,000. this is equal to the budget estimate. committee recommended program the',
'following table summarizes the budget estimate for this appropriation, the committee recommendation, and the committee recommended adjustments to the budget',
'estimate: in thousands of dollars change from 2006 budget house committee item estimate allowance recommendation budget house estimate allowance operational',
'test & eval, defense rdt&e management support central test and evaluation investment development ct operational test and evaluation 43,928 43,928',
'43,928 live fire testing 10,340 10,340 10,340 development test and evaluation 114,190 114,190 114,190 total, rdt&e management support 168,458 168,458',
'168,458 total, operational test & eval, defense 168,458 168,458 168,458 title v revolving and management funds defense working capital funds',
'appropriations, 2005 $1,174,210,000 budget estimate, 2006 1,471,340,000 house allowance 1,154,340,000 committee recommendation 1,154,940,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,154,940,000.',
'this is $316,400,000 below the budget estimate. national defense sealift fund appropriations, 2005 $1,204,626,000 budget estimate, 2006 1,648,504,000 house allowance',
'1,599,459,000 committee recommendation 579,954,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $579,954,000. this is $1,068,550,000 below the budget estimate. t ake.',
'the committee is once again concerned about the status of construction of the t ake class ships. the navy continues',
'to request funding ahead of need for a ship program that is experiencing significant construction delays and is executing poorly.',
'the presidents budget requests funds for the ninth ship of the class when construction has yet to commence on the',
'five previously appropriated ships. further, the committee understands that the program is experiencing cost growth on all t akes, including',
'those that are not yet under construction. therefore, the committee recommends withholding funding for an additional t ake until both',
'the cost and construction schedule have stabilized. maritime prepositioning ship mps leases. the presidents budget requests $749,797,000 for the buyout',
'of 13 mps leases. the navy justifies its budget request by claiming that buying out these vessels will potentially save',
'the government money. the committee questions this assertion for two reasons. first, the useful life of these ships has not',
'been well defined and second, the actual cost to procure the vessels is currently unknown. the navy reports that recent',
'arbitration proceedings on the first two ships affirmed navy estimates; however, the committee notes that negotiations remain outstanding on 11',
'additional vessels. as such, the committee finds the navys current cost savings estimates and thus its budget request imprecise. the',
'committee believes however, that potential exists for the government to realize savings from the procurement of these vessels and recommends',
'$127,000,000 in funding to procure three of the 13 vessels, consistent with recommendations contained in s. 1042, the national defense',
'authorization act for fiscal year 2006. title vi other department of defense appropriations defense health program appropriations, 2005 $18,171,436,000 budget',
'estimate, 2006 19,791,612,000 house allowance 19,983,912,000 committee recommendation 20,237,962,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $20,237,962,000. this is $446,350,000 above',
'the budget estimate. the committee remains concerned by the departments efforts to fund shortfalls in the contractor provided private sector',
'care account from direct care funding for military treatment facilities mtfs. the committee believes that such actions will adversely impact',
'the ability of the mtfs to provide quality health care to military beneficiaries. therefore, the committee recommends that not more',
'than $10,157,427,000 may be available for contractor provided medical services within tricare, and directs the department to follow established prior',
'approval reprogramming procedures before transferring funds from the direct care account to the private sector account. this language should not',
'be interpreted by the department as limiting the amount of funds that may be transferred to the direct care system',
'from other budget activities within the defense health program. committee recommended adjustments operation and maintenance the following table details the',
'adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee item recommendation alaska federal health care network 2,500 digital access',
'and analysis of historic records at afip. 20,000 iowa army ammunitions plant health study 750 brown tree snakes 2,000 graduate',
'school of nursing 2,500 pacific island health care referral 4,250 tri service nursing research program 6,000 usuhs wmd collaborative medical',
'readiness initiative 1,000 adaptive sport program 150 air force medical service database initiative 3,000 army medical department enterprise resource planning',
'2,100 ptsd resource sharing demonstration at fort ethan allen. 500 automated clinical practice guidelines 2,000 healtheforces program 5,000 information therapy',
'program 2,600 integrated clinical information systems collaboration 3,000 madigan army medical trauma unit 2,000 special operations injury prevention program 1,600',
'u.s. air force digitized health record 1,000 vaccine health care centers 6,000 maternal fetal health informatics & outreach program 1,000',
'comprehensive cancer screening and diagnostics 7,000 blast injury prevention, mitigation, and treatment 18,000 initiative clinical coupler integration 4,000 reduction in',
'private sector care budget activity 55,000 in house care budget activity increase 55,000 total adjustments 97,950 healtheforces. the committee directs',
'$5,000,000 be made available to the air force surgeon general for the continued transfer of icdb/healtheforces government developed software in',
'support of medically underserved, rural health clinics and group practices. blast injury prevention, mitigation, and treatment initiative. the military health',
'system has witnessed an increase in the number of traumatic brain and head injuries suffered by servicemembers fighting in support',
'of the global war on terror gwot. these incidents have defined the growing requirement for both research and treatment for',
'blast injuries. therefore, the committee recommends $18,000,000 for the improvement of clinical evaluation, acute diagnosis, and treatment of blast injuries,',
'especially in the area of traumatic brain injury, and directs $10,000,000 of this amount for the increased specialized treatment capacity',
'of traumatic brain injury for military personnel who have suffered such injuries that are recently returning from deployment. the committee',
'has a long history of involvement in this area. in 1991, congress created the defense and veterans head injury program',
'dvhip to enable the department of defense to take the lead in tracking, evaluating, and treating head injuries. therefore, in',
'addition to the $7,000,000 included for dvhip in the presidents budget for fiscal year 2006, the committee expects dvhip to',
'play a substantial role in the use of the $18,000,000 the committee has designated for the blast injury prevention, mitigation,',
'and treatment initiative. in addition, the committee is concerned over the past management of dvhip funds, and therefore directs that',
'management of dvhip funds be transferred from the uniformed services university of the health science usuhs to the army medical',
'research and materiel command amrmc at fort detrick. the committee directs the department to administer this change beginning in fiscal',
'year 2006 and to continue for future years. the committee also expects that the department will continue to expand funding',
'for this valuable program in future years. clinical coupling software. the committee is pleased that the department continues to deploy',
'its electronic medical record chcsii with embedded clinical decision support tools, which couple patient data with medical knowledge. the committee',
'is aware that the value of such tools will be enhanced in the coming months as service members will gain',
'the capability to submit thorough and problem specific medical information to their records via tricare online. the committee provides $4,000,000',
'to sustain this important but partially unfunded requirement for fiscal year 2006, and expects that such tools will be fully',
'funded in ongoing chcsii sustainment costs in the presidents budget request for fiscal year 2007. procurement the following table details',
'the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee item recommendation hyperbaric oxygenation chamber 2,000 total adjustments 2,000',
'hyperbaric oxygenation chamber. the committee is increasingly concerned with the number of casualties returning to the united states for treatment',
'from wounds received in iraq and afghanistan. wounded servicemembers are returning from combat with severe burns and extremity injuries that',
'require grafts, or in many cases, amputation. the committee is aware of the successful use of hyperbaric treatment in leading',
'civilian hospitals and understands that the u.s. air force brooks medical center has validated the benefits of hyperbaric treatment for',
'severe injuries. hyperbaric treatment exposes the body to high concentrations of oxygen that reduces swelling, improves healing, helps fight infections,',
'and can reduce the severity of amputations resulting from injuries common to those inflicted to troops serving in iraq and',
'afghanistan. the committee therefore provides $2,000,000 for procurement, installation and use of two monoplace hyperbaric chambers each for walter reed',
'army medical center and national naval medical center bethesda. research, development, test and evaluation the following table details the adjustments',
'recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee item recommendation preventive medicine research for prostate cancer 2,000 peer reviewed',
'medical research program 50,000 breast cancer research program 150,000 prostate cancer research program 85,000 ovarian cancer research program 10,000 hawaii',
'federal health care network 25,000 armed forces medical and food research 2,000 copper antimicrobial program 2,000 inositol signaling, molecule based',
'radioprotectant drug 2,000 development manganese health research program 2,000 medical vanguard diabetes management project 900 noninvasive hydration and hemodynamic monitoring',
'1,000 platelet transfusion therapy 1,000 regenerative medicine research 2,000 supervision using electro active optics 5,000 telerobotic and advanced minimally invasive',
'surgery 2,500 noninvasive nanodiagnostics of cancer 4,000 total adjustments 346,400 peer reviewed medical research program. the committee has provided $50,000,000',
'for a peer reviewed medical research program. the committee directs the secretary of defense, in conjunction with the service surgeons',
'general, to select medical research projects of clear scientific merit and direct relevance to military health. such projects could include:',
'advanced proteomics, alcoholism research, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, autoimmune diseases, childhood asthma, chronic pain and fatigue research, diabetes research, duchennes disease',
'research, fibromyalgia, kidney cancer research, lupus research, molecular switching vaccines, osteoporosis and related bone diseases, pagets disease, post traumatic stress',
'disorders, polycystic kidney disease, pulmonary hypertension, scleroderma, social work research, the cancer institute for the university of tennessee, tuberous sclerosis',
'complex, and blood related cancers such as leukemia, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma. alcoholism research. the committee remains concerned about excessive',
'alcohol consumption among military members. alcoholism is a significant factor in suicide and accidental deaths, as well as lost productivity',
'and health problems. research holds the promise of developing more effective prevention programs and new and better methods for the',
'treatment of alcoholism. for example, the development of effective drug therapies for alcoholism requires an improved understanding of how alcohol',
'changes brain function to produce craving, loss of control, tolerance, and the alcohol withdrawal syndrome. additional items of interest military',
'health system base realignment and closure impacts. the committee is pleased that the department of defense has established the military',
'health system mhs office of transformation to analyze, assess and establish milestones for achieving the base realignment and closure brac',
'recommendations. the committee hopes that this office will be able to implement a strategy in carrying out its objectives without',
'interruption to the unique health care services that are provided to military personnel and their beneficiaries. the committee therefore encourages',
'the secretary of defense and the mhs office of transformation to consider the inclusion of the uniformed services university of',
'the health sciences to work in a joint service atmosphere. humanitarian missions for the u.s.s. comfort and u.s.s. mercy. the',
'committee understands the need for humanitarian assistance abroad in times of crisis, and recognizes that hospital ships such as the',
'u.s.s. comfort and the u.s.s. mercy can provide a substantial capability when deployed in support of these missions. the committee',
'is aware of the interest of the navy to develop a concept of operations for the deployment of these two',
'hospital ships in humanitarian and disaster relief missions. the committee encourages the chief of naval operations to continue this development',
'and also encourages the navy to look at the use of other ship platforms that can be deployed for humanitarian',
'and disaster relief missions abroad. further, the committee encourages the chief of naval operations to consider the use of volunteer',
'organizations, such as project hope, to assist with humanitarian missions and the relief of natural disasters. health professions loan repayment',
'program. the committee is very pleased with the impact that loan repayment has had on recruitment and retention across the',
'spectrum of health professions. dentists, nurses, pharmacists, psychologists and optometrists have all indicated that greater targeting of funds for loan',
'repayment has enhanced recruitment as well as retention efforts. the committee strongly encourages the department to continue to utilize programs',
'for loan repayment that are separate from the health professions scholarship and the financial assistance programs. integrated pharmacy programs. the',
'committee commends the efforts to date of the tripler army medical center and the spark m. matsunaga va medical center',
'to integrate their pharmacy services. such programs have considerable potential to enhance both patient safety and beneficiary satisfaction. the committee',
'recommends that the bi directional pharmacy interface is shared with other military medical treatment facilities who participate in sharing agreements',
'with the va. bi directional health information exchange. the committee recognizes that electronic medical records reduce potential medical errors and',
'provide critical continuity of care among various health care providers treating a single patient. the committee is pleased with the',
'departments plan to begin demonstration projects exploring bi directional access to electronic health information on dod and va shared patients.',
'nurse officers to nurse faculty. the committee recognizes that the current nursing shortage is having an effect on the quality',
'and efficacy of the entire health care system. the committee cites the february 2004 u.s. bureau of labor statistics report',
'on employment projections, reflecting job growth and the need to replace registered nurses who have left the industry, at more',
'than 1,100,000 from 2002 to 2012. in an effort to combat the nursing faculty shortage and educate the new nursing',
'workforce, the committee recommends the creation of a nurse officers to educators program, modeled after the successful troops to teachers',
'program at the department of defense. the program will place qualified nurse military veterans into educator positions in accredited schools',
'of nursing. post doctoral education. the committee continues to be supportive of post doctoral training in health psychology and applauds',
'the successes and merits of the progress being made at tripler army medical center tamc. the committee encourages the department',
'of defense to consolidate post doctoral training efforts for psychologists in those military medical centers where independent departments of psychology',
'exist and to lengthen it to a 2 year program, where appropriate. the committee urges the navy and air force',
'to consider placement of psychologists at tamc as part of a joint post doctoral training initiative. graduate professional education. the',
'committee continues its strong support of equitable distribution of department of defense funds for graduate professional education to all health',
'professions, including nursing. nurse accession bonus. the committee commends the department for increasing the nurse accession bonus to $15,000 to',
'be used as a recruiting incentive. the committee urges the department to monitor financial incentives and trends in the department',
'of veterans affairs va and civilian organizations to ensure accession bonuses remain competitive during the worsening national shortage of registered',
'nurses. the committee directs the assistant secretary of defense for health affairs to provide a report to the congressional defense',
'committees comparing accession bonuses, salaries and other benefits offered by dod and va and their effect on recruitment and retention',
'rates by march 1, 2006. certified registered nurse anesthetists. the committee reiterates its strong support of the current scope of',
'practice of military certified registered nurse anesthetists crnas to practice as licensed independent providers of anesthesia care. pediatric emergency medical',
'services. the committee expresses its strong support for pediatric specific ems training and equipment related to hospital preparedness. children have',
'unique presentations of disease and responses to injuries. the committee urges the secretary of defense to ensure that military treatment',
'facilities mtfs maintain these initiatives in recognition of the unique emergency medical needs of children. the committee directs the surgeons',
'general of the army, navy, and air force to provide a report to the congressional defense committees outlining the extent',
'to which specific pediatric emergency medical training and equipment are available throughout mtfs by march 1, 2006. behavioral research in',
'the military service laboratories. the committee recognizes that psychological scientists address a broad range of important issues and problems vital',
'to our national security through the military research laboratories. given the increasingly complex demands on our military personnel, psychological research',
'on leadership, decision making under stress, cognitive readiness, training, and human technology interactions have become even more mission critical. the',
'committee strongly encourages the service laboratories to reverse cuts made to their behavioral research programs. chief of the nurse corps.',
'the committee is pleased that the secretaries of the army, the air force and the navy have implemented major general',
'and rear admiral positions for nurses in their respective services. however, the committee requests the secretary of the navy to',
'review the policy for implementation of public law 107 314, the national defense authorization act, 2003, which requires the chiefs',
'of each services nurse corps to hold the rank of major general or rear admiral and to provide a report',
'on the status of implementation. triple helix partnership. the committee commends the telemedicine and advanced technology research center tatrc for',
'its creative use of triple helix partnerships academia government industry to accelerate the prototyping of advanced medical technologies, and encourages',
'tatrc to conduct a 2 year pilot to validate leveraging of triple helix partnerships to support the advanced medical technology',
'needs of the anticipated joint medical command. the committee directs the assistant secretary of defense for health affairs to submit',
'a report to the congressional defense committees not later than march 1, 2006, on a plan to implement such a',
'pilot program. tobacco use cessation. tobacco use costs the defense department hundreds of millions of dollars every year in medical',
'cost and lost productivity. while the department has established ambitious goals to decrease the use of tobacco products, it has',
'not aggressively pursued suggested pilot programs and not yet incorporated smoking cessation in tricare prime benefits even though such preventative',
'care saves money. the committee urges the department to expedite availability of tobacco use prevention and cessation programs to all',
'personnel. battlefield head injury diagnosis. the committee recognizes that head injury and the ability to evaluate and treat patients with',
'head trauma is a leading concern in modern combat warfare. the lack of availability of sophisticated diagnostic equipment at remote',
'locations often leads to the costly evacuation of casualties to higher echelons of care for diagnosis. additionally, the committee recognizes',
'it is often difficult to determine at the field hospital level when a patient with a minor head injury can',
'be safely returned to duty. the committee is impressed with the use of the impact head injury diagnostic tool currently',
'used extensively by athletic trainers to evaluate head injuries. the committee urges the assistant secretary of defense for health affairs',
'to explore the use of this tool as a means for rapid evaluation and triage of combat related head trauma.',
'advanced wound management. various military medical centers have been utilizing advanced wound management products such as nanocrystalline silver dressings, human',
'fibroblast derived tissue substitutes, and high velocity hydrosurgery systems. these products have proven to be effective in treating military personnel',
'in the field. the committee encourages the department of defense to evaluate these products for wider use at military treatment',
'facilities and in medical units. post traumatic stress disorder. the committee recognizes the army behavioral health technology office, located at',
'madigan army medical center has been charged with developing, integrating and evaluating new and emerging technologies for the army. the',
'committee is supportive of the work being done to evaluate the efficacy of various approaches to improving the capability of',
'the military and civilian health care systems to provide early diagnosis and treatment of post traumatic stress disorder ptsd and',
'other mental health conditions. therefore, the committee encourages the department to develop an internet based diagnosis and treatment capability, utilizing',
'internet based automated tools, to assist military members and their families with early diagnosis and treatment of ptsd and other',
'mental health conditions. chemical agents and munitions destruction, army appropriations, 2005 $1,372,990,000 budget estimate, 2006 1,405,827,000 house allowance 1,355,827,000 committee',
'recommendation 1,430,727,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $1,430,727,000. this is $24,900,000 above the budget estimate. committee recommended adjustments the',
'following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee change from line item 2006 budget',
'recommen budget estimate dation estimate 1 operation and maintenance 1,241,514 1,241,514 2 procurement 116,527 116,527 3 research, development, 47,786 72,686',
'+24,900 test and evaluation acwa program 31,000 management acwa blue grass and +51,000 pueblo construction acwa supercritical +4,900 water oxidation',
'development total 1,405,827 1,430,727 +24,900 the budget request includes $1,405,827,000 for the chemical agents and munitions destruction, army appropriation. this',
'is an increase of $32,837,000 above the fiscal year 2005 appropriated level. blue grass and pueblo assembled chemical weapons alternatives',
'sites. the committee has provided $51,000,000 in chemical agents and munitions destruction, army, research and development to support planning, design,',
'and construction of facilities at the blue grass and pueblo assembled chemical weapons alternatives sites. the committee notes this is',
'a one time exception to assist the department of defense to re start the critical work that must be accomplished',
'at these two sites in order for the nation to comply with the chemical weapons convention cwc treaty. the committee',
'directs the defense department to request the appropriate authorizations and appropriations in order to continue and complete the blue grass',
'and pueblo sites, and that these requirements be reflected in its fiscal year 2007 budget submission to include the outyears.',
'further, the committee expects the department of defense to manage the chemical demilitarization program safely to include environmental safety ,',
'effectively, securely, and in compliance with the cwc treaty. drug interdiction and counter drug activities, defense appropriations, 2005 $906,522,000 budget',
'estimate, 2006 895,741,000 house allowance 906,941,000 committee recommendation 926,821,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $926,821,000. this is $31,080,000 above',
'the budget estimate. the committee has, based on previous supplemental requests, decided to fund activities in afghanistan in title ix.',
'committee recommended adjustments the following table details the adjustments recommended by the committee: in thousands of dollars committee item recommendation',
'alaska national guard counterdrug program 3,000 hawaii national guard counterdrug program 3,100 appalachia high intensity trafficking area 2,000 west virginia',
'national guard counterdrug program 3,000 kentucky national guard counterdrug program 3,600 nevada national guard cd raid program 3,500 new mexico',
'national guard counterdrug program 4,000 regional counterdrug training academy, mississippi 1,500 northeast regional counterdrug training center 4,000 midwest regional counterdrug',
'training center 6,000 national guard counterdrug support 25,000 pc 9220 afghanistan 3,900 pc 4101 centcom cn hq support 4,400 pc',
'6503 sof cn support centcom 920 pc 9204 centcom cn ops support 6,200 pc 9213 centcom cn reserve support 600',
'pc 9495 enhanced centcom support 11,600 total 31,080 office of the inspector general appropriations, 2005 $204,562,000 budget estimate, 2006 209,687,000',
'house allowance 209,687,000 committee recommendation 209,687,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $209,687,000. this is equal to the budget estimate.',
'title vii related agencies central intelligence agency retirement and disability system fund appropriations, 2005 $239,400,000 budget estimate, 2006 244,600,000 house',
'allowance 244,600,000 committee recommendation 244,600,000 the committee recommends an appropriation of $244,600,000. this is equal to the budget estimate. intelligence',
'community management account appropriations, 2005 $310,466,000 budget estimate, 2006 354,844,000 house allowance 376,844,000 committee recommendation 413,344,000 the committee recommends an',
'appropriation of $413,344,000. this is $58,500,000 above the budget estimate. national security education trust fund appropriations, 2005 $8,000,000 budget estimate,',
'2006 house allowance committee recommendation the committee recommends no appropriation. this is equal to the budget estimate. title viii general',
'provisions the following lists general provisions proposed by the committee. the committee recommends inclusion of several proposals which have been',
'incorporated in previous appropriations acts, provisions requested for inclusion by the defense department, and new provisions. the committee recommendations are',
'as follows: sec. 8001. publicity/propaganda limitation. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8002. compensation/employment of foreign nationals. retains',
'a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8003. obligation rate of appropriations. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8004. obligations in last 2 months of fiscal year. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8005. transfers. retains',
'and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8006. working capital fund cash disbursements. retains a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8007. special access programs notification. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8008. multiyear procurement authority.',
'the committee includes multiyear contract authority for programs as noted in the section. sec. 8009. humanitarian and civic assistance. retains',
'a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8010. civilian personnel ceilings. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8011. overseas installation notification. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8012. lobbying. retains a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8013. educational benefits and bonuses. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8014. organizational analysis/contracting out.',
'retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8015. mentor protege program. retains a provision carried in previous',
'years. sec. 8016. anchor chains. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8017. champus/tricare mental health benefits. retains a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8018. procurement adjustment. the committee includes a new provision that reduces the other procurement,',
'army appropriation. the emergency supplemental appropriations act for defense, the global war on terror, and tsunami relief, 2005 public law',
'109 13 provided additional funding in this account to accelerate the pace of army equipment acquisitions planned in fiscal year',
'2006. this action was taken to ensure units supporting upcoming rotations in iraq and afghanistan were adequately equipped. the adjustment',
'included in this provision reflects the acceleration of funding in public law 109 13. sec. 8019. demilitarization of surplus firearms.',
'retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8020. relocations into the ncr. retains a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8021. indian financing act incentives. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8022. a 76 studies.',
'retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8023. american forces information service. retains a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8024. wage rate civilian health. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8025. oea grants. retains and modifies',
'a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8026. burdensharing. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8027. civil air',
'patrol. retains and modifies a provision for the civil air patrol. sec. 8028. federally funded research and development centers. retains',
'and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8029. carbon, alloy, or armor steel plate. retains a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8030. congressional defense committees definition. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8031. depot maintenance',
'competition. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8032. reciprocal trade agreements. retains a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8033. energy cost savings. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8034. nuclear armed interceptors. retains a provision',
'carried in previous years. sec. 8035. u.s. army corps transfers. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8036. salaries',
'and expenses reporting requirements. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8037. young marines program. retains a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8038. overseas military facility investment. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8039.',
'walking shield. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8040. investment item unit cost. retains a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8041. defense working capital fund/investment item. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8042.',
'cia availability of funds. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8043. gdip information system. retains a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8044. indian tribes environmental impact. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8045.',
'compliance with the buy america act. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8046. competition for consultants and studies',
'programs. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8047. field operating agencies. modifies a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8048. army museum at fort belvoir. the committee includes a new provision regarding an army museum. sec. 8049. rescissions.',
'the committee recommends a general provision rescinding funds from the prior year as displayed below: amount 2005 appropriations: other procurement,',
'army: joint tactical radio $68,500,000 system aircraft procurement, navy: v 22 ap 16,800,000 mh 60r ap 10,000,000 mh 60r 78,000,000',
'shipbuilding and conversion, navy: lcux 5,900,000 ssn ero 15,300,000 ddg mod 46,100,000 other procurement, navy: ssbn shipalt 43,000,000 aircraft procurement,',
'air force: c 130j 20,000,000 missile procurement, air force: eelv aehf satellite 29,000,000 launch research, development, test and evaluation, army:',
'joint tactical radio system 21,600,000 apkws simulator upgrade 4,300,000 research, development, test and evaluation, navy: 70,900,000 bams/uav research, development, test',
'and evaluation, air 63,400,000 force: classified 2004 appropriations: aircraft procurement, air force: b 2a aft deck 4,000,000 efforts total rescissions',
'496,800,000 sec. 8050. civilian technicians reductions. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8051. prohibition on assistance to north',
'korea. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8052. national guard/duty compensation. retains a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8053. reimbursement for reserve component intelligence personnel. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8054. civilian',
'medical personnel reductions. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8055. wastewater treatment facility. the committee includes a new',
'provision that provides for the repair of nctams. sec. 8056. environmental contracting. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8057. counter drug activities transfer. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8058. energy and water efficiency. retains and',
'makes permanent a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8059. ball and roller bearings. retains a provision carried in previous',
'years. sec. 8060. american samoa transfer. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8061. buy american computers. retains a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8062. local hire in noncontiguous states. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8063. transfer to other agencies. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8064. restrictions on transfer of equipment and',
'supplies. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8065. travel and transportation. retains and modifies a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8066. contractor bonuses due to business restructuring. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8067. relocation',
'of forces. the committee includes a new provision outlining force relocation reporting requirements. the committee notes that the 2005 defense',
'base closure and realignment commission recommendation establishes cannon air force base, new mexico as an enclave and directs the secretary',
'of defense to seek other newly identified missions with all military services for possible assignment to cannon air force base,',
'new mexico. the committee further notes that the period for seeking such new missions extends until december 31, 2009. in',
'adhering to the commissions mandate, the committee expects the department to engage in a comprehensive assessment of new missions that',
'continues until all viable missions for cannon air force base including joint use missions by the armed forces have been',
'thoroughly reviewed. sec. 8068. reserve peacetime support to active duty and civilian activities. retains a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8069. expired obligations and unexpended balances. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8070. use of national guard',
'forces. the committee includes a new provision that allows the national guard to support missile defense functions. sec. 8071. national',
'guard distance learning. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8072. heating plants in europe. retains a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8073. end item procurement. retains and modifies a provisions carried in previous years. sec. 8074. sale',
'of f 22 to foreign nations. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8075. buy american waivers. retains a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8076. training of security forces of a foreign country. retains a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8077. surplus dental equipment. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8078. t ake. retains a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8079. rpm family housing. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8080. actd',
'project. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8081. secretary of defense reporting requirement. retains a provision',
'carried in previous years. sec. 8082. crediting of travel cards refunds. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8083.',
'information technology systems. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8084. support to other government agencies. retains a provision',
'carried in previous years. sec. 8085. armor piercing ammo. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8086. leasing authority',
'for national guard bureau. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8087. alcoholic beverages. retains a provision carried in',
'previous years. sec. 8088. pmrf infrastructure. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8089. gps. retains a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8090. o&m, army transfer. retains and modifies a carried in previous years. sec. 8091.',
'disbursements. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8092. management efficiencies and improvements. retains and modifies a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8093. advisory and assistance services. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 8094. arrow. retains and modifies a provision carried in years. sec. 8095. prior year shipbuilding. retains and modifies a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 8096. ehime maru. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8097. assignment of',
'forces. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8098. special pay. retains a provision carried in previous',
'years. sec. 8099. intelligence authorization. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8100. local school funding/special needs funding. retains',
'a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8101. new start authority. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8102.',
'working capital funds. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8103. stryker brigades. retains a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 8104. b 52s. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8105. range upgrades.',
'retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8106. grants. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous',
'years. sec. 8107. scn transfer authority. the committee includes a new provision that allows for the reprogramming of funds. sec.',
'8108. ocotf budget justification. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8109. counter terrorism fellowship program. retains',
'a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8110. 53rd weather reconnaissance squadron. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'8111. terrorism information awareness program. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 8112. scn judgment fund. the committee includes',
'a new provision as proposed by the administration. sec. 8113. scn transfer. the committee recommends a new provision as proposed',
'by the navy that funds shipbuilding requirements. sec. 8114. classified prohibition. the committee recommends a new provision that requires specific',
'authorization for a classified program. sec. 8115. emergency response. the committee recommends a new provision requiring omb to submit a',
'report on improving federal response to disasters. title ix additional appropriations department of defense military the committee recommends an appropriation',
'of $50,000,000,000 for contingency operations related to the global war on terror. committee recommended program the following table summarizes the',
'committee recommendation: in thousands of dollars committee item recommendation military personnel 6,206,600 operation and maintenance 32,405,397 procurement 8,551,683 research, development,',
'test and evaluation 92,300 revolving and management funds 2,716,400 other department of defense programs 27,620 total, title ix 50,000,000 overview',
'committee recommendation the committee recommends $50,000,000,000 for contingency operations related to the global war on terror to fund the first',
'6 months of military operations in fiscal year 2006. this funding will ensure that resources, equipment, and supplies are available',
'for our servicemembers without interruption, and will enable the department to avoid absorbing incremental operational costs from within baseline programs',
'that are critical to future readiness and home station activities. the estimates outlined in the committees recommendations are based on',
'recent execution data and detailed discussions with the military services and operational commanders. the amounts appropriated or otherwise made available',
'in this title by program and subactivity group are designated as making appropriations for contingency operations related to the global',
'war on terror pursuant to section 402 of h. con. res. 95 109th congress , the concurrent resolution on the',
'budget for fiscal year 2006. reporting requirements the committee recommends a provision codifying the comprehensive reporting requirement for measuring stability',
'and security in iraq as originally required in house report 109 72 accompanying public law 109 13, the emergency supplemental',
'appropriations act for defense, the global war on terror, and tsunami relief act, 2005. the committee also directs the secretary',
'of defense to continue to provide quarterly reports to the congressional defense committees which include a detailed accounting of obligations',
'and expenditures of appropriations provided in this title by program and subactivity group and a list of the equipment procured',
'using funds provided in this title. military personnel the committee recommends a total of $6,206,600,000 for the active duty, reserve,',
'and guard military personnel accounts. of the amount provided, the committee provides $5,264,000,000 for incremental wartime costs of pays and',
'allowances for active duty and reserve personnel deployed in support of operation iraqi freedom and operation enduring freedom. the remaining',
'$942,600,000 supports the services recruiting and retention programs; the enhanced levels for the death gratuity and servicemembers group life insurance',
'program, and other wartime authorities authorized in public law 109 13, the emergency supplemental appropriations act for defense, the global',
'war on terror, and tsunami relief act, 2005 and recommended in s. 1042, the national defense authorization act for fiscal',
'year 2006. the following table provides details of the recommendation for the military personnel accounts: in thousands of dollars amount',
'military personnel, army: incremental oif/oef wartime costs 4,159,000 army active duty overstrength 346,000 recruiting and retention initiatives 424,000 imminent danger/hostile',
'fire pay extension for 4,920 wounded military sgli/death gratuity 75,500 subtotal 5,009,420 military personnel, navy: imminent danger/hostile fire pay extension',
'for 180 wounded military subtotal 180 military personnel, marine corps: incremental oif/oef wartime costs 306,000 marine corps active duty end',
'strength increase 84,000 imminent danger/hostile fire pay extension for 420 wounded military sgli/death gratuity 65,000 subtotal 455,420 military personnel, air',
'force: incremental oif/oef wartime costs 369,000 imminent danger/hostile fire pay extension for 480 wounded military sgli/death gratuity 3,000 subtotal 372,480',
'reserve personnel, army: recruiting and retention initiatives 68,000 agr recruiters 29,500 special training 24,000 subtotal 121,500 reserve personnel, navy: full',
'accession training 10,000 subtotal 10,000 military personnel, army national guard: recruiting and retention bonuses and incentives 130,500 schools 62,500 active',
'guard and reserve 34,000 national guard cerfp teams 5,300 subtotal 232,300 military personnel, air national guard: national guard cerfp teams',
'5,300 subtotal 5,300 total, military personnel 6,206,600 operation and maintenance the committee recommends $32,405,397,000 for the operation and maintenance accounts.',
'of the total funding in title ix, the committee has provided more than three fifths of the funding in the',
'various operation and maintenance accounts, as these are the accounts most under strain when financing contingency military operations. these funds',
'are available to fund military operations by the services and special operations forces to include financing flying hours, ship steaming',
'days, ground operations, special airlift missions, increased ship and aircraft maintenance, logistics support, fuel purchases, base support, civilian personnel, personnel',
'support costs, overseas transportation, communications support, facility management and other operation and maintenance requirements. the following table provides details of',
'the recommendation for the operation and maintenance accounts: in thousands of dollars amount operation and maintenance, army: incremental wartime operating',
'costs 13,554,897 depot maintenance 1,493,000 reset unit and intermediate maintenance 1,760,000 rapid fielding initiative; force protection; iba 1,336,000 coalition support;',
'cerp; other 700,000 base support costs of mobilization and 750,000 demobilization unit of action implementation 100,000 second destination transportation 500,000',
'operational c2 connectivity 150,000 sustainment system technical support 85,000 all terrain military utility vehicles m gator 7,000 personnel sustainment for',
'added end strength 250,000 recruiting and advertising 400,000 chitosan herrorrhage control dressing 5,000 travel for family member of hospitalized soldier',
'2,250 body armor 57,400 army linguistics support 290,000 aps/ptdo 320,000 medical support for tactical units 150,000 vehicle body armor support',
'system 5,000 subtotal 21,915,547 operation and maintenance, navy: personnel support costs 151,800 steaming carrier and expeditionary strike group 94,600 flying',
'hours 283,700 depot level maintenance 315,600 c4i, logistics, material and training support 275,000 other support costs 194,100 transportation 488,500 body',
'armor 3,100 subtotal 1,806,400 operation and maintenance, marine corps: operating forces force protection field logistics. 847,000 maritime prepositioning 18,800 base',
'support including mobilization 18,500 second destination transportation 163,500 recruiting and advertising 9,600 depot maintenance 174,400 body armor 25,000 field medical',
'equipment 19,000 subtotal 1,275,800 operation and maintenance, air force: operating support/flying hours 1,400,000 transportation 306,000 predator operations and support 85,000',
'b 1 deployable phase maintenance kit 17,000 depot maintenance 152,000 body armor 54,900 subtotal 2,014,900 operation and maintenance, defense wide:',
'incremental wartime operating costs 490,000 disa 40,000 dla 215,000 child care for military families 20,000 counseling and assistance to military',
'families 20,000 coalition support 195,000 subtotal 980,000 operation and maintenance, army reserve: recruiting and retention support 13,900 medical readiness screening',
'18,000 army reserve family support centers 6,000 advertising and marketing support 9,300 tuition assistance 6,500 subtotal 53,700 operation and maintenance,',
'navy reserve: medical readiness screening 7,000 body armor 2,400 subtotal 9,400 operation and maintenance, marine corps reserve: operating forces 22,575',
'medical readiness screening 4,000 training support 1,000 base operation support 375 subtotal 27,950 operation and maintenance, air force reserve: medical',
'readiness screening 7,000 subtotal 7,000 operation and maintenance, army national guard: recruiting and advertising 147,000 national guard family support centers',
'12,500 medical readiness screening 31,000 cerfp teams 5,800 all terrain military utility vehicles m gator 5,000 subtotal 201,300 operation and',
'maintenance, air national guard: cerfp teams 3,400 medical readiness screening 10,000 subtotal 13,400 iraqi freedom fund: incremental wartime operating costs',
'1,250,000 classified programs 2,850,000 subtotal 4,100,000 total, operation and maintenance 32,405,397 procurement the committee recommends $8,551,683,000 for the procurement accounts.',
'of this amount, the committee recommends $5,590,580,000 to fund the armys most urgently required procurement needs, including improving force protection,',
'accelerating army modularity, and procuring essential equipment and munitions. in addition, the committee recommends $2,303,700,000 to fund the marine corps',
'most urgently required procurement needs, including improving force protection, and procuring essential equipment and munitions. the following table provides details',
'of the recommendation for the procurement accounts: in thousands of dollars amount aircraft procurement, army: ah 64 apache mods 98,800',
'guardrail mods 25,000 hh 60l medevac helicopters 90,000 integrated mechanical diagnostics hums 25,000 aircraft survivability equipment 11,200 ase cm 69,600',
'ch 47 replacement 28,500 subtotal 348,100 missile procurement, army: tow2b 80,000 subtotal 80,000 procurement of weapons and tracked combat vehicles,',
'army: m16 rifle mods 10,000 m240 medium machine gun mods 10,000 m240 medium machine gun 7.62 10,000 m4 carbine mods',
'130,000 m249 saw mods 9,000 m249 saw machine gun 5.56 5,000 m107, cal. 50 sniper rifle 1,000 small arms equipment',
'soldier enhancement program 5,000 stryker combat losses 50,000 stryker 130,000 bradley base sustainment 100,000 carrier mods 75,000 mortar systems 23,000',
'crows 75,000 bradley reactive armor tiles 25,000 m1 abrams tank power pack improvement and 252,700 integration optimization subtotal 910,700 procurement',
'of ammunition, army: ctg, 5.56mm, all types 20,753 ctg, 7.62mm, all types 14,889 ctg, 9mm, all types 1,513 ctg, .50',
'cal, all types 6,685 ctg, 25mm, all types 6,999 ctg, 30mm, all types 10,531 ctg, 40mm, all types 42,747 ctg,',
'60mm mortar, all types 15,335 ctg, 81mm mortar, all types 32,286 ctg, mortar, 120mm, all types 69,963 ctg, tank training,',
'all types 1,132 ctg, arty, 155mm, all types 4,593 ctg, artillery, 155mm, all types 6,999 modular artillery charge system macs',
', all types 841 mines conventional , all types 486 shoulder fired rockets, all types 6,786 rocket, hydra 70, all',
'types 10,000 demolition munitions, all types 11,257 grenades, all types 5,529 signals, all types 1,209 simulators, all types 1,154 non',
'lethal ammunition, all types 46,782 items less than $5 millions 2,311 provision of industrial facilities 15,000 subtotal 335,780 other procurement,',
'army: tactical trailer/dolly sets 9,000 up armor hmmwv: 1114, m1151, m1152 240,000 tactical wheeled vehicle armor 150,000 fhtv 70,800 movement',
'tracking system 2,000 armored security vehicles 54,400 freightliner military linehaul tractors m915a3 12,000 hemtt recap 48,000 hmmwv recap 690,000 navstar',
'global positioning system space 14,000 sincgars family 500,000 bridge to future networks acus mods 200,000 combat survivor radios 11,100 radio',
'improved, hf family 600,000 medical comm for combat casualty care mc4 33,000 all source analysis system 14,000 prophet ground tiara',
'75,000 tactical unmanned aerial vehicle tuav jmip 174,000 i gnat 50,000 digital topographic support system 18,000 items less than $5.0m',
'tiara 14,000 lightweight counter mortar radar enhancement 6,000 night vision devices 245,000 small tactical optical rifle mounted micro laser 6,000',
'range finding system long range advanced scout surveillance system 5,000 thermal weapon system night vision equipment 73,000 force xxi battle',
'command bde and below fbcb2 116,000 air & missile defense planning & control system amd 100,000 pcs maneuver control system',
'30,000 mounted battle command on the move mbcotm 30,000 tactical operations centers 85,000 faad c2 80,000 smoke & obscurant systems',
'10,000 handheld standoff minefield detection system 15,000 hstamids nomad helmet mounted display for stryker brigades 11,200 combat support medical 26,500',
'construction equipment service life extension 10,000 program up armored hmmwv and tactical truck crew trainers 20,000 army nat guard explosives',
'detection equipment backscatter 68,000 subtotal 3,916,000 aircraft procurement, navy: p 3c ssi k 6,400 p 3c center wing replacement 13,800',
'ah 1w increased survivability 6,600 ah 1w turned exhaust 15,900 ah 1w turned exhaust spares 1,300 ch 53e sustainment 10,000',
'kc 130t decm/nvl ground up 24,700 uc 35 aircraft survivability equipment 7,500 aar 47 missile warning system upgrade 8,100 alq',
'157 maintainability improvement 3,000 mobile facility power 3,800 uh 1y/ah 1z nre 10,000 f/a 18 litenting pods 15,000 war consumables',
'10,437 atflir 15,000 subtotal 151,537 weapons procurement, navy: hellfire missiles thermobaric and blast frag 50,000 variants pioneer tuav engines and',
'avionics 6,700 subtotal 56,700 procurement of ammunition, navy and marine corps: small arms and landing party ammo 3,200 xm1028 120mm',
'tank cartridge 3,000 igniter time fuze blasting fuze m81 5,000 155mm high explosive projectile m795 15,000 air expendable countermeasures 5,800',
'asbly, pyro mk 34 16,485 subtotal 48,485 other procurement, navy: physical security equipment 106,948 combat survivor radios 9,100 subtotal 116,048',
'procurement, marine corps: light armored vehicle lav combat losses 25,000 weapons and combat vehicles under $5 million 100,000 night vision',
'equipment 90,000 guided mlrs pods for himars 54,500 up armor hmmwv: m1114, m1151, m1152 200,000 an/psq 18a, m203 day/night sight',
'4,000 close quarters battle sight 5,000 mod kits, armor and fire support 12,000 repair and test equipment 20,000 general purpose',
'tools 1,000 command post systems 100,000 radio systems 250,000 comm switching and control systems 120,000 magtf support air ops c2',
'system 10,000 radar systems 25,000 tactical remote sensor system 25,000 fire support system 30,000 intelligence support equipment 25,000 mod kits',
'intel 11,000 medium tactical vehicle replacement 500,000 logistics vehicle replacement 7,000 environmental control equipment 3,000 bulk liquid equipment 20,000 family',
'of eod equipment and eod systems 140,000 high powered jammers uuns 362,700 z backscatters uuns 29,000 modular weapon system 10,000',
'field medical equipment 8,500 guided missiles and equipment mod kits 1,500 common computer resources 15,000 small unit remote scouting system',
'7,500 tactical fuel systems 23,000 assorted power equipment 15,000 engineer and other equipment items less than $5 7,000 million commercial',
'cargo vehicles 7,000 family of tactical trailers 20,000 construction equipment 15,000 engineering mod kits 5,000 subtotal 2,303,700 aircraft procurement, air',
'force: ang f 16/ a 10 litening pods 10,000 c 17a laircm 84,000 war consumables 24,058 subtotal 118,058 missile procurement,',
'air force: hellfire missiles 17,000 subtotal 17,000 other procurement, air force: hmmwv, up armored 2,400 advanced ground blue force tracker',
'2,000 463l cargo nets 4,100 cargo pallets 9,000 subtotal 17,500 procurement, defense wide: mh 47 infrared engine exhaust suppressor 7,700',
'rams 950 algl 10,760 alq 172 2,700 an/pas 21 10,452 tacticomp 8,000 itws 3,400 agms 21,146 hpmmr 2,584 taclan 1,983',
'swords 2,000 sof ordnance replenishment 10,000 small arms and weapons 31,300 body armor 3,700 mh 47 battle loss conversion 15,400',
'subtotal 132,075 total, procurement 8,551,683 research, development, test and evaluation the committee recommends $92,300,000 for research, development, test and evaluation.',
'of this amount, the committee recommends $72,000,000 to fund the armys most urgently required research and development needs, including vehicle',
'force protection efforts. in addition, the committee recommends $17,800,000 to fund the air forces most urgently required research and development',
'needs, including efforts to enhance warfighting capabilities. the following table provides details of the recommendation for the research, development, test',
'and evaluation accounts: in thousands of dollars amount research, development, test and evaluation, army: surgical wound disinfection and biological agents',
'2,000 close in active protection system for stryker family 12,000 of vehicles family of medium tactical vehicles fmtv a2 10,000',
'heavy expanded mobile tactical truck hemtt a3 12,000 pm bloc improvement program for hmmwvs 5,000 excalibur xm982 life cycle improvements',
'6,000 ch 47 integrated mechanical diagnostics imds 25,000 demonstration subtotal 72,000 research, development, test and evaluation, air force: horned owl',
'project 5,000 large aircraft infrared countermeasures laircm 7,500 predator a: additional capability 1,500 theater airborne reconnaissance system 3,000 interim capability',
'for airborne networking 800 subtotal 17,800 rdte, defense wide: rc 135 processing forward network 2,500 subtotal 2,500 total, research, development,',
'test and evaluation. 92,300 revolving and management funds defense working capital funds the committee recommends $2,716,400,000 for the defense working',
'capital funds. the funds are recommended to provide for unanticipated fuel price increases and increased wartime consumption rates. the funds',
'also provide for necessary costs related to war reserves, spare parts, and underutilized plant capacity. the following table provides details',
'of the recommendation for the defense working capital funds: in thousands of dollars amount defense working capital funds: fuel price',
'increase 2,400,000 wcf wartime cost war reserves, etc 316,400 subtotal, defense working capital funds 2,716,400 total, revolving and management funds',
'2,716,400 other department of defense programs drug interdiction and counter drug activities, defense the committee recommends an appropriation of $27,620,000',
'for drug interdiction and counter drug activities in afghanistan. the committee has provided these funds in title ix based on',
'previous supplemental requests made by the department of defense. the following table provides details of the recommendation for counter drug',
'activities: in thousands of dollars amount drug interdiction and counter drug activities, defense: afghanistan 27,620 subtotal, drug interdiction and counter',
'drug 27,620 activities, defense total, other department of defense programs 27,620 general provisions, title ix sec. 9001. obligational authorities. the',
'committee includes a provision establishing the obligation rate of the appropriations provided. sec. 9002. funding distinction. the committee includes a',
'provision establishing that funds made available in this title are in addition to those provided elsewhere. sec. 9003. transfer authority.',
'the committee includes a provision outlining transfer authority requirements. sec. 9004. intelligence authorization. retains a provision carried in previous years.',
'sec. 9005. new starts. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 9006. funds for assistance to iraqi and afghan',
'forces. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec. 9007. commanders emergency response fund. retains and modifies a provision carried',
'in previous years. sec. 9008. force protection vehicles. the committee includes a new provision regarding the purchase of armored vehicles',
'for force protection purposes. sec. 9009. funds for support of coalition forces. retains a provision carried in previous years. sec.',
'9010. reporting requirements. retains and modifies a provision carried in previous years. sec. 9011. prisoners of war detainees. retains a',
'provision carried in previous years. sec. 9012. construction project costs. includes a provision regarding the administration and supervisory costs associated',
'with construction projects. sec. 9013. emergency designation. modifies a provision carried in previous years. compliance with paragraph 7, rule xvi',
'of the standing rules of the senate paragraph 7 of rule xvi requires that committee reports on general appropriations bills',
'identify each committee amendment to the house bill which proposes an item of appropriation which is not made to carry',
'out the provisions of an existing law, a treaty stipulation, or an act or resolution previously passed by the senate',
'during that session. none of the funds appropriated in this bill are authorized. at the point when the committee reports',
'this measure, the congress has not completed action on s. 1042, the fiscal year 2006 defense authorization act. as a',
'consequence, the committee has acted in good faith in its attempt to comply fully with requirements stipulated under paragraph 7,',
'rule xvi. the committee anticipates that congress will authorize the amounts appropriated in this act. compliance with paragraph 7 c',
', rule xxvi of the standing rules of the senate pursuant to paragraph 7 c of rule xxvi, on september',
'28, 2005, the committee ordered reported h.r. 2863, a bill making appropriations for the department of defense for the fiscal',
'year ending september 30, 2006, with an amendment in the nature of a substitute, subject to further amendment and subject',
'to the budget allocations, by a recorded vote of 28 0, a quorum being present. the vote was as follows:',
'yeas nays chairman cochran mr. stevens mr. specter mr. domenici mr. bond mr. mcconnell mr. burns mr. shelby mr. gregg',
'mr. bennett mr. craig mrs. hutchison mr. dewine mr. brownback mr. allard mr. byrd mr. inouye mr. leahy mr. harkin',
'ms. mikulski mr. reid mr. kohl mrs. murray mr. dorgan mrs. feinstein mr. durbin mr. johnson ms. landrieu compliance with',
'paragraph 12, rule xxvi of the standing rules of the senate paragraph 12 of rule xxvi requires that committee reports',
'on a bill or joint resolution repealing or amending any statute or part of any statute include a the text',
'of the statute or part thereof which is proposed to be repealed; and b a comparative print of that part',
'of the bill or joint resolution making the amendment and of the statute or part thereof proposed to be amended,',
'showing by stricken through type and italics, parallel columns, or other appropriate typographical devices the omissions and insertions which would',
'be made by the bill or joint resolution if enacted in the form recommended by the committee. there are no',
'such changes in the bill. comparative statement of new budget obligational authority for fiscal year 2005 and budget estimates and',
'amounts recommended in the bill for fiscal year 2006 in thousands of dollars senate committee recommendation compared with + or',
'item 2005 budget estimate house allowance committee appropriation recommendation 2005 appropriation budget estimate house allowance title i military personnel military',
'personnel, army 29,381,422 28,400,687 28,303,287 28,099,587 1,281,835 301,100 203,700 military personnel, navy 24,347,807 23,032,101 23,010,601 22,671,875 1,675,932 360,226 338,726 military',
'personnel, marine corps 9,581,102 9,024,984 9,018,884 8,894,984 686,118 130,000 123,900 military personnel, air force 24,155,911 23,494,950 23,323,150 22,908,750 1,247,161 586,200',
'414,400 reserve personnel, army 3,663,890 3,249,269 3,172,669 3,052,269 611,621 197,000 120,400 reserve personnel, navy 2,084,032 1,774,399 1,677,399 1,617,299 466,733 157,100',
'60,100 reserve personnel, marine corps 623,073 521,201 513,001 491,601 131,472 29,600 21,400 reserve personnel, air force 1,451,950 1,314,846 1,296,646 1,263,046',
'188,904 51,800 33,600 national guard personnel, army 5,901,729 5,122,794 4,813,394 4,555,794 1,345,935 567,000 257,600 national guard personnel, air force 2,540,242',
'2,300,032 2,276,532 2,125,632 414,610 174,400 150,900 total, title i, military personnel 103,731,158 98,235,263 97,405,563 95,680,837 8,050,321 2,554,426 1,724,726 title ii',
'operation and maintenance operation and maintenance, army 25,764,634 25,316,595 24,283,245 24,573,795 1,190,839 742,800 +290,550 operation and maintenance, navy 29,687,245 30,759,889',
'30,064,789 30,317,964 +630,719 441,925 +253,175 operation and maintenance, marine corps 3,629,901 3,804,926 3,677,726 3,780,926 +151,025 24,000 +103,200 operation and maintenance,',
'air force 28,113,533 31,521,136 30,505,074 30,891,386 +2,777,853 629,750 +386,312 operation and maintenance, defense wide 17,449,619 18,453,469 18,438,916 18,517,218 +1,067,599 +63,749',
'+78,302 operation and maintenance, army reserve 1,991,128 1,987,382 1,995,582 1,956,482 34,646 30,900 39,100 operation and maintenance, navy reserve 1,237,638 1,245,695',
'1,246,395 1,239,295 +1,657 6,400 7,100 operation and maintenance, marine corps reserve 187,196 199,934 210,034 197,734 +10,538 2,200 12,300 operation and',
'maintenance, air force reserve 2,242,590 2,501,686 2,520,886 2,474,286 +231,696 27,400 46,600 operation and maintenance, army national guard 4,442,386 4,509,719 4,534,419',
'4,428,119 14,267 81,600 106,300 operation and maintenance, air national guard 4,472,738 4,724,091 4,732,306 4,681,291 +208,553 42,800 51,015 overseas contingency operations',
'transfer account 10,000 20,000 20,000 10,000 20,000 20,000 united states court of appeals for the armed forces 10,825 11,236 11,236',
'11,236 +411 environmental restoration, army 400,948 407,865 407,865 407,865 +6,917 environmental restoration, navy 266,820 305,275 305,275 305,275 +38,455 environmental restoration,',
'air force 397,368 406,461 406,461 406,461 +9,093 environmental restoration, defense wide 23,684 28,167 28,167 28,167 +4,483 environmental restoration, formerly used',
'defense sites 266,516 221,921 221,921 271,921 +5,405 +50,000 +50,000 overseas humanitarian, disaster, and civic aid 59,000 61,546 61,546 61,546 +2,546',
'former soviet union threat reduction account 409,200 415,549 415,549 415,549 +6,349 total, title ii, operation and maintenance 121,062,969 126,902,542 124,087,392',
'124,966,516 +3,903,547 1,936,026 +879,124 title iii procurement aircraft procurement, army 2,854,541 2,800,880 2,879,380 2,562,480 292,061 238,400 316,900 missile procurement, army',
'1,307,000 1,270,850 1,239,350 1,214,919 92,081 55,931 24,431 procurement of weapons and tracked combat vehicles, army 2,467,495 1,660,149 1,670,949 1,359,465 1,108,030',
'300,684 311,484 procurement of ammunition, army 1,590,952 1,720,872 1,753,152 1,708,680 +117,728 12,192 44,472 other procurement, army 4,955,296 4,302,634 4,491,634 4,426,531',
'528,765 +123,897 65,103 aircraft procurement, navy 8,912,042 10,517,126 9,776,440 9,880,492 +968,450 636,634 +104,052 weapons procurement, navy 2,114,720 2,707,841 2,596,781 2,593,341',
'+478,621 114,500 3,440 procurement of ammunition, navy and marine corps 888,340 872,849 885,170 832,791 55,549 40,058 52,379 shipbuilding and conversion,',
'navy 10,427,443 8,721,165 9,613,358 8,677,887 1,749,556 43,278 935,471 other procurement, navy 4,875,786 5,487,818 5,461,196 5,293,157 +417,371 194,661 168,039 procurement, marine',
'corps 1,432,203 1,377,705 1,426,405 1,361,605 70,598 16,100 64,800 aircraft procurement, air force 13,648,304 11,973,933 12,424,298 12,729,492 918,812 +755,559 +305,194 missile',
'procurement, air force 4,458,113 5,490,287 5,062,949 5,068,974 +610,861 421,313 +6,025 procurement of ammunition, air force 1,327,459 1,031,207 1,031,907 996,111 331,348',
'35,096 35,796 other procurement, air force 13,071,297 14,002,689 13,737,214 14,048,439 +977,142 +45,750 +311,225 procurement, defense wide 2,956,047 2,677,832 2,728,130 2,572,250',
'383,797 105,582 155,880 national guard and reserve equipment 350,000 422,000 +72,000 +422,000 +422,000 defense production act purchases 42,765 19,573 28,573',
'68,573 +25,808 +49,000 +40,000 total, title iii, procurement 77,679,803 76,635,410 76,806,886 75,817,187 1,862,616 818,223 989,699 title iv research, development, test',
'and evaluation research, development, test and evaluation, army 10,698,989 9,733,824 10,827,174 10,520,592 178,397 +786,768 306,582 research, development, test and evaluation,',
'navy 17,043,812 18,037,991 18,481,862 18,557,904 +1,514,092 +519,913 +76,042 research, development, test and evaluation, air force 20,890,922 22,612,351 22,664,868 21,859,010 +968,088',
'753,341 805,858 research, development, test and evaluation, defense wide 20,983,624 18,803,416 19,514,530 19,301,618 1,682,006 +498,202 212,912 operational test and evaluation,',
'defense 314,835 168,458 168,458 168,458 146,377 total, title iv, research, development, test and evaluation 69,932,182 69,356,040 71,656,892 70,407,582 +475,400 +1,051,542',
'1,249,310 title v revolving and management funds defense working capital funds 1,174,210 1,471,340 1,154,340 1,154,940 19,270 316,400 +600 national defense',
'sealift fund: ready reserve force 1,204,626 1,648,504 1,599,459 579,954 624,672 1,068,550 1,019,505 total, title v, revolving and management funds 2,378,836',
'3,119,844 2,753,799 1,734,894 643,942 1,384,950 1,018,905 title vi other department of defense programs defense health program: operation and maintenance 17,297,419',
'19,247,137 19,184,537 19,345,087 +2,047,668 +97,950 +160,550 procurement 367,035 375,319 355,119 377,319 +10,284 +2,000 +22,200 research and development 506,982 169,156 444,256',
'515,556 +8,574 +346,400 +71,300 total, defense health program 18,171,436 19,791,612 19,983,912 20,237,962 +2,066,526 +446,350 +254,050 chemical agents & munitions destruction,',
'army: operation and maintenance 1,088,801 1,241,514 1,191,514 1,241,514 +152,713 +50,000 procurement 78,980 116,527 116,527 116,527 +37,547 research, development, test and',
'evaluation 205,209 47,786 47,786 72,686 132,523 +24,900 +24,900 total, chemical agents 1,372,990 1,405,827 1,355,827 1,430,727 +57,737 +24,900 +74,900 drug interdiction',
'and counter drug activities, defense 906,522 895,741 906,941 926,821 +20,299 +31,080 +19,880 office of the inspector general 204,562 209,687 209,687',
'209,687 +5,125 total, title vi, other department of defense programs 20,655,510 22,302,867 22,456,367 22,805,197 +2,149,687 +502,330 +348,830 title vii related',
'agencies central intelligence agency retirement and disability system fund 239,400 244,600 244,600 244,600 +5,200 intelligence community management account 310,466 354,844',
'376,844 413,344 +102,878 +58,500 +36,500 transfer to department of justice 39,422 17,000 39,000 17,000 22,422 22,000 national security education trust',
'fund 8,000 8,000 total, title vii, related agencies 557,866 599,444 621,444 657,944 +100,078 +58,500 +36,500 title viii general provisions additional',
'transfer authority sec. 8005 3,500,000 4,000,000 4,000,000 3,500,000 500,000 500,000 procurement offsets sec. 8018 176,500 591,100 591,100 591,100 414,600 indian',
'financing act incentives sec. 8021 8,000 8,000 8,000 +8,000 ffrdcs sec. 8028 125,000 40,000 51,600 +73,400 51,600 11,600 disposal &',
'lease of dod real property 25,000 25,000 overseas military facility invest recovery sec. 8038 1,000 1,000 1,000 +1,000 army historical',
'foundation sec. 8048 3,000 +3,000 +3,000 +3,000 rescissions sec. 8049 779,637 633,550 496,800 +282,837 496,800 +136,750 travel costs sec. 8065',
'100,000 147,000 92,000 +8,000 92,000 +55,000 travel cards sec. 8082 44,000 45,000 45,000 45,000 +1,000 fisher house 2,000 2,500 2,000',
'2,500 caas/other contract growth sec. 8092 300,000 264,630 265,890 +34,110 265,890 1,260 contracted advisory and assistance services sec. 8093 500,000',
'167,000 100,000 +400,000 100,000 +67,000 aircraft procurement, navy 34,000 34,000 operation and maintenance, defense wide 40,000 40,000 it cost growth',
'reduction 197,500 +197,500 special needs students sec. 8100 5,500 5,500 +5,500 +5,500 working capital funds cash balance sec. 8102 316,000',
'250,000 350,000 34,000 350,000 100,000 ctr for mil recruiting assessment & vet emp 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 various grants sec.',
'8106 51,425 14,400 12,850 38,575 +12,850 1,550 assumed management improvements 711,000 +711,000 transportation working capital fund 967,200 +967,200 mcagcc health',
'demonstration program 2,500 2,500 ship transfer authority shipbuilding reprogramming authority sec. 8107 contract offsets 50,000 +50,000 budget withholds 350,000 +350,000',
'tanker replacement transfer fund 100,000 100,000 unobligated balances 768,100 +768,100 shipbuilding & conv. funds, navy sec. 8112 18,000 18,000 +18,000',
'+18,000 scn transfer sec. 8113 apn/apaf technical correction army venture capital funds 15,000 15,000 total, title viii, general provisions 4,845,012',
'63,000 1,586,780 1,854,040 +2,990,972 1,917,040 267,260 title ix additional appropriations department of defense military military personnel military personnel, army contingency',
'operations 915,700 5,877,400 5,009,420 +4,093,720 +5,009,420 867,980 military personnel, navy contingency operations 27,700 282,000 180 27,520 +180 281,820 military personnel,',
'marine corps contingency operations 241,700 667,800 455,420 +213,720 +455,420 212,380 military personnel, air force contingency operations 64,900 982,800 372,480 +307,580',
'+372,480 610,320 reserve personnel, army contingency operations 138,755 121,500 +121,500 +121,500 17,255 reserve personnel, navy contingency operations 10,000 +10,000 +10,000',
'+10,000 national guard personnel, army contingency operations 67,000 232,300 +232,300 +232,300 +165,300 national guard personnel, air force contingency operations 5,300',
'+5,300 +5,300 +5,300 total, military personnel 1,250,000 8,015,755 6,206,600 +4,956,600 +6,206,600 1,809,155 operation and maintenance operation & maintenance, army contingency',
'operations 13,550,000 20,398,450 21,915,547 +8,365,547 +21,915,547 +1,517,097 operation & maintenance, navy contingency operations 367,000 1,907,800 1,806,400 +1,439,400 +1,806,400 101,400 operation',
'& maintenance, marine corps contingency operations 1,665,000 1,827,150 1,275,800 389,200 +1,275,800 551,350 operation & maintenance, air force contingency operations 419,000',
'3,559,900 2,014,900 +1,595,900 +2,014,900 1,545,000 operation & maintenance, defense wide contingency operations 404,000 826,000 980,000 +576,000 +980,000 +154,000 iraq freedom',
'fund contingency operations 3,800,000 3,500,000 4,100,000 +300,000 +4,100,000 +600,000 operation & maintenance, army reserve contingency operations 35,700 53,700 +53,700 +53,700',
'+18,000 operation & maintenance, navy reserve contingency operations 9,400 +9,400 +9,400 +9,400 operation & maintenance, marine corps reserve contingency operations',
'23,950 27,950 +27,950 +27,950 +4,000 operation & maintenance, air force reserve contingency operations 7,000 +7,000 +7,000 +7,000 operation & maintenance,',
'army national guard contingency operations 159,500 201,300 +201,300 +201,300 +41,800 operation & maintenance, air national guard contingency operations 13,400 +13,400',
'+13,400 +13,400 total, operation and maintenance 20,205,000 32,238,450 32,405,397 +12,200,397 +32,405,397 +166,947 procurement aircraft procurement, army contingency operations 348,100 +348,100',
'+348,100 +348,100 missile procurement, army contingency operations 80,000 +80,000 +80,000 +80,000 procurement of weapons and tracked combat vehicles, army contingency',
'50,000 455,427 910,700 +860,700 +910,700 +455,273 operations procurement of ammunition, army contingency operations 110,000 13,900 335,780 +225,780 +335,780 +321,880 other',
'procurement, army contingency operations 755,000 1,501,270 3,916,000 +3,161,000 +3,916,000 +2,414,730 aircraft procurement, navy 79,000 151,537 +72,537 +151,537 +151,537 weapons procurement,',
'navy contingency operations 81,696 56,700 +56,700 +56,700 24,996 procurement of ammunition, navy and marine corps contingency opera 30,000 144,721 48,485',
'+18,485 +48,485 96,236 tions other procurement, navy contingency operations 48,800 116,048 +116,048 +116,048 +67,248 procurement, marine corps contingency operations 150,000',
'389,900 2,303,700 +2,153,700 +2,303,700 +1,913,800 aircraft procurement, air force contingency operations 115,300 118,058 +118,058 +118,058 +2,758 missile procurement, air force',
'contingency operations 17,000 +17,000 +17,000 +17,000 other procurement, air force contingency operations 110,000 2,400 17,500 92,500 +17,500 +15,100 procurement, defense',
'wide contingency operations 50,000 103,900 132,075 +82,075 +132,075 +28,175 national guard and reserve equipment contingency operations 50,000 50,000 total, procurement',
'1,384,000 2,857,314 8,551,683 +7,167,683 +8,551,683 +5,694,369 research, development, test and evaluation research, development, test & evaluation, army contingency operations 72,000',
'+72,000 +72,000 +72,000 research, development, test & evaluation, navy contingency operations 13,100 13,100 research, development, test & evaluation, air force',
'contingency opera 17,800 +17,800 +17,800 +17,800 tions research, development, test and evaluation, defense wide contingency 75,000 2,500 +2,500 +2,500 72,500',
'operations total, research, development, test and evaluation 88,100 92,300 +92,300 +92,300 +4,200 defense working capital funds contingency operations 1,478,000 2,055,000',
'2,716,400 +1,238,400 +2,716,400 +661,400 defense health program 683,000 683,000 drug interdiction and counter drug activities contingency operations 27,620 +27,620 +27,620',
'+27,620 additional transfer authority contingency operations 2,200,000 2,500,000 2,500,000 +300,000 +2,500,000 fiscal year 2005 title ix outlays only total, title',
'ix 25,000,000 45,254,619 50,000,000 +25,000,000 +50,000,000 +4,745,381 fiscal year 2005 title x outlays only total for the bill net 416,153,312',
'397,214,410 439,456,182 440,216,117 +24,062,805 +43,001,707 +759,935 other appropriations emergency supplemental appropriations for hurricane disaster assistance 909,400 909,400 act emergency public',
'law 108 324 miscellaneous provisions and offsets sec. 108 division j, public law 2,000 2,000 108 447 emergency supplemental appropriations',
'for defense, the global war on 75,035,858 75,035,858 terror, and tsunami relief act, 2005 emergency public law 109 13 emergency',
'supplemental appropriations for hurricane katrina emergency 500,000 500,000 public law 109 61 emergency supplemental appropriations for hurricane katrina emergency 1,400,000',
'1,400,000 public law 109 62 net grand total including other appropriations 494,000,570 397,214,410 439,456,182 440,216,117 53,784,453 +43,001,707 +759,935',