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It supersedes NAVAIRINST 4355.19C and applies to all personnel supporting NAVAIR and Aviation Program Executive Officer (PEO) programs across the system life cycle, from design through disposal. 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Purpose.  To establish policy, outline the process, and assign responsibilities for the planning and conduct of Systems Engineering Technical Reviews (SETRs) of Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) programs.\n2.  Cancellation.  This instruction supersedes and cancels NAVAIRINST 4355.19C, of 10 Apr 06.  Since this is a major revision, individual changes are not indicated.\n3.  Scope.  This instruction applies to all personnel supporting all NAVAIR and Aviation Program Executive Officer (PEO) programs involved with the design, development, test and evaluation, acquisition, in-service support, and disposal of naval aviation weapon systems and equipment.\n4.  Discussion\na.  References (a) and (b) provide policies and principles applicable to all Department of Defense (DoD) acquisition programs.  Among other things, these references require that acquisition programs be managed by application of systems engineering (SE) that optimizes operational capability, total system performance, and minimizes total ownership costs.  Additionally, cost realism and knowledge-based risk management are mandated.  Specifically, knowledge about key aspects of a system shall be demonstrated by the time decisions are to be made.  Appropriate Modeling and Simulation (M&S) will be performed to validate Capability Based Assessments and to verify system performance and interoperability requirements.  A proactive approach to bridging the transition process between capability gap identification and capability gap solutions will be applied.  This requires a broad assessment of the war fighting environment, strategies, and processes as well as materiel solutions.  Technology risk shall be reduced and critical technology elements shall have been demonstrated in a relevant environment, with alternatives identified, prior to program initiation.  Joint interoperability requires that critical information sharing is defined and documented in a Net-Ready Key Performance Parameter.  Integration risk shall be reduced and product design demonstrated prior to the Critical Design Review (CDR).  Manufacturing risk shall be reduced and producibility demonstrated prior to full-rate production.  Reference (c) directs that DoD Services “formulate all pending and future programs with acquisition strategies and funding that provide for two or more competing teams producing prototypes (of key system elements) through Milestone (MS) B.”  It also states “that this acquisition strategy should be extended to all appropriate programs below ACAT 1.”  Reference (d) mandates that programs develop a Systems Engineering Plan (SEP) for Milestone Decision Authority (MDA) approval in conjunction with each Milestone review.  The SEP shall describe the program’s overall technical approach, and detail the timing, conduct, and","cbCaitIizPvYnsXe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitIizPvYnsXe","doc",515072,161,"English","# Purpose\n# Cancellation\n# Scope\n# Discussion\n## References and governing policies\n## Role of SETRs in systems engineering","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of NAVAIR Instruction 4355.19D?\",\"answer\":\"It establishes policy, outlines the process, and assigns responsibilities for planning and conducting Systems Engineering Technical Reviews (SETRs) for NAVAIR programs.\"},{\"question\":\"Which programs and personnel does this instruction apply to?\",\"answer\":\"It applies to all personnel supporting NAVAIR and Aviation Program Executive Officer (PEO) programs involved in the design, development, test and evaluation, acquisition, in-service support, and disposal of naval aviation weapon systems and equipment.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the instruction position SETRs within the systems engineering lifecycle?\",\"answer\":\"SETRs are an integral part of the systems engineering process and life cycle management, used to verify that problem solving has been accomplished and to perform independent assessment of emerging designs against plans, processes, and key knowledge points.\"}]","NAVAIR INSTRUCTION 4355.19D - SYSTEMS ENGINEERING TECHNICAL REVIEW PROCESS | DOC",56]