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INTRO TO NAVSCI

Surface Warfare Community “Professionals At Sea” LT Wilcox “SWOtivator”. INTRO TO NAVSCI. Learning Objectives. The student will . . . Understand the contribution of the surface forces to the overall mission of the Navy.

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INTRO TO NAVSCI

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  1. Surface Warfare Community “Professionals At Sea” LT Wilcox “SWOtivator” INTRO TO NAVSCI

  2. Learning Objectives • The student will . . . • Understand the contribution of the surface forces to the overall mission of the Navy. • Understand the types of training received in Surface Warfare Officer School (SWOS) and special occupation schools. • Recall the types of job assignments available for junior officers in the surface Navy.

  3. Learning Objectives • The student will . . . • Explain what is expected of a junior officer aboard a ship. • Be familiar with the surface warfare officer career path and opportunities including the requirement for joint duty. • Describe the designations and terms used to identify Navy ships.

  4. Learning Objectives • The student will . . . • Recall the ships included in the warship category. • Identify the characteristics, capabilities, and missions of various types of naval ships. • Recall the purpose and use of underway replenishment in the Navy.

  5. Missions of the Surface Navy 1. Strike warfare (Power Projection) 2. Antisubmarine warfare (ASW) 3. Anti-Air warfare (AAW) 4. Anti-Surface warfare (ASUW) 5. Amphibious warfare 6. Naval gunfire support (NGS) 7. Mine warfare 8. Logistic support

  6. Strike Warfare • Power projection • Carrier assets • Surface Navy must protect this asset! • Air wing • Main tactical striking force of the Navy • Most effective weapon for AW, SUW, STRIKE • Tomahawk missile • Strike capability for shore and inland targets • Can carry up to a 1,000 lb. warhead

  7. Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) • Primary players • DDG’s and FFG’s • CG’s also, but more suited for AW • LAMPS helicopters (SH-60B/MH-60R) • Supporting assets • P-3 Orion Aircraft • SSN’s

  8. Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) • Detection vs. Kill • Detection • Sonobuoys • SONAR • Visual contact • Kill • Torpedoes (Mk-46, Mk-48, Mk-50, MK-54)

  9. Anti-Air Warfare (AAW) • Long range aircraft and anti-ship cruise missiles present real threat. • Layered Defense • Carrier Battlegroup is protected by its; • F/A-18 Hornets • E-2C Hawkeyes (Overhead surveillance and air intercept controllers) • Long range Surface to Air Missiles (SAMs) from CG or DDG • Short range missiles (SAMs) and guns – ship’s weapons • CIWS

  10. Anti-Surface Warfare (ASUW) • Weapons • Missiles • Harpoon > 80 miles • Hellfire > 5 miles • Guns • 5”/54 < 10 miles • Aircraft • LAMPS MK III Helos

  11. LAMPS MK III • SH-60B/MH-60R “Seahawk” • Launched from • CG, DDG • FFG, CVN • Roles include • ASW, ASUW (OTH-T) • SAR, CSAR, VERTREP, spec ops, drug interdiction

  12. Over the Horizon Targeting (OTH-T) • Uses an airborne asset to lock onto an enemy • Ship’s missile uses airborne radar to home in. • SH-60B/MH-60R • E-2C “Hawkeye”

  13. Amphibious Warfare • “Put Marines on the beach!” Power projection - • Transportation • Deployment

  14. Naval Gunfire Support (NGS) • Support of forces once on shore • WWII: BB • Now: 5”/54, 76mm mounts

  15. Mine Warfare • Mines • Cheap, low-tech method of warfare • Used by countries hostile to U.S. • Iran, Iraq • Mine Countermeasures • MCM • MCS

  16. Mine Warfare • MCM • mine hunter-killers • fiberglass sheathed • wooden hull • MCS (USS Inchon) (DECOM) • converted LHA • Command & Control • 8 CH-53E helos • 2 SAR helos

  17. Logistic Support • Oilers • Supply Ships • Repair Ships

  18. Fleet Organization • Task Force/Task Group • Expeditionary Strikegroup (ESG) • Surface Action Group (SAG) • Amphibious Task Force (ATF)

  19. Task Force/Task Group • Task Force • Large collection of ships under one command • Has the capability to perform USW NGFS AW Mine Warfare SUW Logistic Support Amphibious Warfare

  20. Task Force/Task Group • Task Group • Smaller part of a Task Force • Focused around one of these missions • Limited capability in other missions

  21. Fleet Organization

  22. Carrier Battlegroup • Mission • To support the Carrier Air Wing • Composition • (1) CV/CVN • (2) CG (AW, STRIKE) • (2) DDG (USW, SUW) • (2) FFG (USW) • (2) SSN (USW) • (1) AOE (Replenishment)

  23. Surface Action Group (SAG) • Mission • To engage enemy surface ships • To perform interdiction ops • Composition • (1) CG • (2) DDG • (2) FFG

  24. Amphibious Task Force (ATF) • “Gator” force • Mission • Transport ground forces and put them ashore. • Evacuate U.S. nationals from hostile areas. • Composition • One or more Amphibs • DDG, FFG escort (USW, AW defense)

  25. Ship Types

  26. Aircraft Carrier (CV/CVN) • Mission • Provide Forward Presence • Support its embarked Air Wing • Capabilities • CIWS • NATO Sea Sparrow • RAM - Rolling Airframe missile

  27. Aircraft Carrier (CV/CVN) • Classes • Nimitz (CVN-68) • Enterprise (CVN –65) • Kitty Hawk (CV-63) • JFK (CV-67)

  28. “CRUDES”“SMALL BOYS”

  29. Cruisers (CG-47) • TICONDEROGA Class • Primary Mission • AAW – runs the air war • Battle Control • Secondary Mission • ASW • ASUW

  30. Cruisers (CG) • Capabilities • AEGIS (SPY-1) • Tomahawk, Standard Missile shooters (VLS) • Harpoon • LAMPS III Capable • (2) 5”/54 mounts

  31. Destroyers (DDG) • Mission • AAW • ASW • Screens for task groups

  32. Destroyers (DDG-51) • ARLEIGH BURKE Class (DDG-51) • ASW, AAW, ASUW • Capabilities • AEGIS • SM-2, SM-3, Harpoon, Tomahawk, ASSM • Mk-46, Mk-50, Mk-54 Torpedo • 5”/54, CIWS • LAMPS MK III (Flight IIA)

  33. Frigates (FFG) • Oliver Hazard Perry Class (FFG-7) • Escort duty • Counter Drug Ops • ASW, ASW, ASW • Capabilities • (2) SH-60/B/MH-60R • Mk-46/50/54 torpedo • 76mm gun mount • CIWS

  34. GATOR NAVY

  35. Amphibious Command Ship • BLUE RIDGE Class (LCC 19) • Weapons • Two 20-mm Mk 15 Phalanx CIWS • Four 50 cal machine guns • USS Blue Ridge (LCC 19) – Seventh Fleet Flagship, Yokosuka, Japan • USS Mount Whitney (LCC 20) – Second Fleet Flagship, Naples, Italy

  36. Amphibious Assault Ships • WASP Class (LHD-1) • Capabilities • Well deck • Flight deck • Weapons • Two Mk 29 Sea Sparrow launchers • Two RAM Mk 31 SAM • Two 20-mm Mk 15 Mod 13 Phalanx CIWS • Eight 50 cal machine guns

  37. Amphibious Assault Ships • TARAWA Class (LHA 1) • Capabilities • Flight deck • Well deck • Weapons • Two RAM Mk 31 SAM • Two 20-mm Mk 15 Phalanx CIWS (I x 2) • Eight .50 cal machine guns

  38. Amphibious Transport Ship • AUSTIN Class (LPD 4) • Capabilities • Flight Deck (6 CH-46s) • Well Deck • Weapons • Two 20-mm Mk 15 Phalanx CIWS • Eight .50 cal machine guns

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