Unclassified Managing FY09 End Strength Vice Admiral Mark E. Ferguson, III Chief of Naval Personnel and Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Manpower, Personnel, Training & Education) 24 November 2008
Mar 30, 2015
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Managing FY09 End Strength
Vice Admiral Mark E. Ferguson, IIIChief of Naval Personnel and Deputy Chief of Naval Operations
(Manpower, Personnel, Training & Education)
24 November 2008
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Executing Commander’s Intent
FY09 End Strength Targets (End of FY09)• 329,042 Active Total Strength
• 277,943 Active Enlisted Strength
• 51,099 Active Officer Strength
Collaboration with N10, N12, N13• Data collection and analysis
• Utilizing existing levers and policy
• Projecting natural losses
• Forcing additional losses
Communicating Course Change to the Fleet• Readiness challenges
BUPERS-3 Establishing War Room to Control End Strength: Authoritative Source for Force Shaping Information
BUPERS-3 Establishing War Room to Control End Strength: Authoritative Source for Force Shaping Information
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Where We are – Where We Are GoingEnd Strength - Navy POM-10 Changes
FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15
Commander’s Intent4 Dec - CNO/CNP/USFF
20 Jan – New Administration
GWOT Temporary
PB09 E/S
POM-10 BES
DHP Conversion
4,404
2,700
4,407Adaptive Core
GWOT Supplemental
Request
GWOT Core~7,045
315K
320K
325K
330K
335K
340K
Actual E/S
$334M
$24.8B
$61.3M (PDM)
$254.9M (PDM)
FY09 Bridge (over –execution)
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FY09 Challenges
Officer
• Decreased Resignations / Release Requests
• Force Shaping Losses (timing)
• Control Grade Shortages/Shaping
• Limited results for voluntary separation (TIG/YCS Waivers)
Enlisted
• Changing Fleet behavior (Economy)
• Fleet not executing to policy (Manning)
• Reductions in the right areas – getting to zones C and E
• Undermanned challenges
• FIT
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USFF / FRE Engagement Considerations
Readiness Impacts of Centralized Control at NPC
• BRT to ID all policies which impact End Strength
Strict adherence, with accountability, to directed Policies
Fleet “Brilliant on the Basics” Enforcement
• Taking care of our Sailors
• Targeted retention goals Change Retention Excellence Award criteria
Retention quality vice retention quantity
Taking Operational Risk in Austere Manpower Environment
Command Accountability
• GSA/IAMM readiness
• Force Shaping Execution (Page 13, etc.)
Assess impact of rescinding former policies
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Taking Control
Zone A – PTS • PTS Algorithm Update – by 01 Jan 09
Critical NEC Eliminate GENDET Reapply Reapply for Sailors who have not executed quotas
• SELRES option by 01 Apr 09
Zone B – PTS by 01 Feb 09• Algorithm testing by Dec 08• SELRES option by 01 Apr 09
Zone C – Voluntary Separation Pay (1st QTR FY10) Zone D – take them to Fleet Reserve Eligibility Zone E – Enforce HYTs
• Disciplined Distribution (now)• Enforce Policy (now)• E7-9 Selection Boards (FY09) – Analyze Bottom 30% • E-SERB (FY10)
Indefinite ID Cards E-7 and Above ERIF
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Taking Control (cont.)
Enforce control of all HYTs• E4 – 8• E5 – 14• E6 – 20
Forced Conversions• Not being properly executed• Policy change to reflect current tone
SRB – Jan 09 message• Suggested policy changes
90 -120 day limit to move forward Controlled “grace” period for decreases
• Analyze potential NUC SRB increase
Early Career Transition• SELRES “Palace Chase” (existing Air Force Program)
• E7 – 24(22)• E8 – 26(24)• E9 – 30(26)
• E7 – 24(22)• E8 – 26(24)• E9 – 30(26)
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BRT-STE
Nuclear Executed as 6YO
Pregnancy GWOT/IA
Operational Commitment 5YO/6YO
Advanced training Enlistment bonuses
OTT Obliserve to Train
Other Deployment Match EAOS to PRD PCS Reach RE Zone PFA Failures
FY08 STE
OTT 4%
Other 7%
Nuclear 30%
Pregnancy 9%
GWOT/IA 15%
5Y0/6YO 35%
40920 Total STEs executed in FY08
Short Term Extensions• Need Reason Codes to track STE reasons• 80% of STE reasons are operational• Est. BRT to understand what has been delegated to the Fleet
Short Term Extensions• Need Reason Codes to track STE reasons• 80% of STE reasons are operational• Est. BRT to understand what has been delegated to the Fleet
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Taking Control (cont.)
Officer Force Shaping Authority
• Training Attrites
• Non-Warfare Attainment
• Inter-Service Transfers
• AC to RC (FTS/SELRES) Conversions
Aggressively Manage Retire/Retain
Limit Retire/Resignation Withdrawals
Limit Temp Reserve Recalls and ADSW for greater than 1095 days active service in a four year period (RPN to MPN end strength)
Officer Selection Boards (FY09) – Analyze Bottom 30%
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Critical Success Factors to Force Shaping
Collaboration, Buy-in and Concurrence with USFF
• Operational Risk
• FIT Trade-offs
Engagement at the Right level
• NPC-FRE-CO Balance
Manage Execution – Establish Trip-Wires
Strategic Communications with the Fleet
• CNO/CNP Commander’s Intent
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Discussion
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BackupBackup
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306,000
311,000
316,000
321,000
326,000
331,000
336,000
+2% NDAA (332,849)FY08 E/S 332,228
FY09 NDAA 326,323
12-Nov 19-Nov EOM Forecast332,041 332,375
November Weekly Strength Summary
FY09 Active Navy Strength Weekly Tracking
Legend FY09 PRESBUD PLAN FY09 Weekly Actuals
FY09 NDAA FY09 Draft OPLAN
SepAugJulJunMayAprMarJanDecNovOctSep Feb
FY09 Draft OPLAN 329,042
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Early Career Transition
Orders
NOSC* Member DD214 sent to NOSC for
delivery at Separation
AC SepRC GainBonus
Start Obliserv
Assign Billet
Decision
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PERS 8
1306/7 Application
CNRFC
PERS 4BUPERS 32
CNRFC CNRFC
•Affiliation Check List•Sponsor Assigned
Program similar to Air Force “Palace Chase” Program.
Process similar to PTS W/SELRES
option and NAT/NCS
• Target Ratings – >105% AC
• Target Sailors – Single Junior Enlisted
(Webb GI Bill takers – 3 yrs or > AC time)
• About 1200 Sailors identified
• If 25% take rate = 300 Sailors
• Target Ratings – >105% AC
• Target Sailors – Single Junior Enlisted
(Webb GI Bill takers – 3 yrs or > AC time)
• About 1200 Sailors identified
• If 25% take rate = 300 Sailors