The Guide of the Department of the Navy

-OTEPM of US Navy and Marine Corps

-Support Navy and Marine Forces when commanded

Department of the Navy

3 Parts

1. Navy Department (SECNAV, CNO, CMC, CG)

2. Operating Forces (Ships, Aircraft, Subs, Marines, Bases)

3. Shore Establishments (NROTC, Recruiting)

Secretary of the Navy

and

Functions

Civilian Head of the Navy (president appointed)

has assistants (legal, R&D, manpower, etc)

Sr. Military Officer in Navy

JCS

Advisor to Pres and SecNav

In command of Administrative and Trainins commands

Roles of the Navy

7

1. Sea-Land Power Projection

2. Sea Control and Maritime Supremecy

3. Strategic Deterrence

4. Strategic Sealift

5. Forward Naval Presence

6. Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Response

7. Maritime Security

Projection of Power from Sea to Land

Objectives

Deliver troops ashore

secure Land from the enemy

Destroy offensive capability

intimidation

Projection of Power from Sea to Land

Tactics

Amphibious Assault

Naval Bombardment/Precision Missiles

Tactical Air Projection

Submarine Deterrent Patrol

Projection of Power from Sea to Land

Forces Used

Marines

Carrier Air Wings

Naval Bombardment

Cruise Missiles

Sea Control and Maritime Supremecy

Objectives

Use sea while denying

keeping supply lines open

rienforce/resupply military forces overseas

deliver wartime supplies to allies

safety for forces projecting power ashore

Sea Control and Maritime Supremecy

Tactics

Sortie Control- Bottle up enemy in port

Choke Point Control- Geographic points to hinder enemy

Open-area Ops- seek and destroy on open ocean

Local Engagement

Strategic Deterrence

Objectives

Deter all-out Attack

Threat of Unacceptable Loss to Potential Aggressor

Maintain Stable International Political Enviroment

Strategic Airlift

Objective

To deliver supplies to US and Allied forces around the world.

Strategic Sealift

Tactics

Prepositioning

Surge

Sustainment

Forward Naval Presence

Objectives

deter actions not in the interests on the US or allies

encourage actions that are in the interests of the US/Allies

Forward Naval Presence

Tactics

Preventative Deployments

Reactive Deployments

(Using Carrier Strikegroups)

Mission of US Navy Reserve

Primary and Secondary

Provided trained forces for active duty in time of war/ emergency

Assist active force in accomplishing peacetime missions as by-product of training for mobilization

Total Force Concept

All resources available to perform national defense missions.

Can't because of budgets

Types of Active Reserve

Selected Reserve (1 weekend/mo + 2 weeks in summer)

Full Time Service

Individual Ready Reserve (No training)

Can be called up for active duty

Types of Reserve

Active Reserve

Standby Reserve

(Inactive reserve cannot train for retirment points)

Retired Reserve

Naval Reserve Training

Consists of:

Scheduled drill

Rate/Job Training

Officer Professional Development

Shipboard Simulators