Eidws 103 – Organization

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U.S. NAVY MISSION

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to maintain, train and equip combat ready naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression and maintaining freedom of the seas

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NCA – NATIONAL COMMAND AUTHORITY

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ultimate source of military orders consists of only the President and the SECDEF
NCA is only authority that can order use of nuclear weapons, including the
SIOP(Single Integrated Operational Plan)

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INFORMATION DOMINANCE COMMANDS

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CNO N2/N6 – Pentagon

CNMOC – Commander, Navy Meteorology & Oceanography Command, John C. Stennis Space Center, St Louis, MO
ONI – Office of Naval Intelligence, Suitland, MD
SPAWAR – Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, Virginia Beach, VA
STRATCOM – Offutt AFB, NE

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ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence) – OLDEST INTEL ORGANIZATION IN THE NAVY
(EST MAR 1882)

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est by William H. Hunt (SECNAV)
Dept of Library and the Office of Intelligence combined to form ONI

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ODNI – Office of the Director of Naval Intelligence

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est 17DEC2004 (BUSH 43) per Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004
serves as the President’s intel advisor (created Intellidepia and A-Space manages all 17 elements / monitors IC performance

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OPCON (OPERATIONAL COMMAND) and ADCON (ADMINISTRATIVE COMMAND)

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OPCON transfers as a ship chops into waters of different Fleets

ADCON lies with the ship’s home command

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FLTCOM – FLEET COMMAND

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provides operational and planning support to the combatant commanders and warfighter capability (5th Fleet)

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COCOM (COORDINATING COMMITTEE for MULTILATERAL EXPORT CONTROLS

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-conducts military operations; organized by AOR (CENTCOM)

2 in Stuttgart, Germany
EUCOM – U.S. EUROPEAN COMMAND
AFRICOM – U.S. AFRICA COMMAND

3 in Florida
CENTCOM – U.S. CENTRAL COMMAND, MacDill AFB, FL
SOCOM – U.S. SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND, MacDill AFB, FL
SOUTHCOM – U.S SOUTHERN COMMAND, Miami, FL

1 in Virginia (just disestablished)
JFCOM – U.S JOINT FORCES COMMAND, Norfolk, VA (meets the operational needs of the joint force)

1 in Hawaii
PACOM – U.S. PACIFIC COMMAND, Pearl Harbor, HI (responsible for Asian Pacific Region)

1 in Colorado
NORTHCOM – U.S. NORTHERN COMMAND, Peterson AFB, CO (homeland defense, civil support

1 in Illinois
TRANSCOM – U.S. TRANSPORTATION COMMAND, Scott AFB, IL

1 in Nebraska
STRATCOM – U.S. STRATEGIC COMMAND, Offutt AFB, NE

1 in Maryland
USCYBERCOM – U.S. CYBER COMMAND, Fort Meade, MD

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2 NAVAL & COMPUTER TELECOMMUNICATIONS AREA MASTER STATIONS (NCTAMS)

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NCTAMS LANT, Norfolk, VA
NCTAMS PAC, Wahiawa, HI

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“3 KINGS”

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DIA – Defense Intelligence Agency (HUMINT, HQ: Pentagon, Bolling AFB, MD, OCT 1961)

CIA – Central Intelligence Agency (replace OSS: Office of Strategic Services; HQ: Langley, VA
JUL 1947, reports directly to ODNI(U.S. activities in a foreign country)

FBI – Federal Bureau of Investigations (1908), Washington DC

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WEST COAST FLEETS (ODD #’s)

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3rd Fleet – San Diego. CA – covers Pacific ocean from conus, west coast to the International Date Line North and South poles

5th Fleet – Manama, Bahrain – from Suez Canal to the middle of the Indian ocean, Somalia to the south

7th Fleet – Yokosuka, Japan – covers Pacific/Indian oceans from International Date Line to Africa, Kuril Islands in the North to Antarctic in the South
- 7th Fleet was in charge of U.S. Naval Operations in the Persian Gulf during the 1st Gulf War

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EAST COAST FLEETS (EVEN #’s)

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2nd Fleet – Norfolk, VA – covers North Atlantic

4th Fleet – Mayport, Fl – covers Caribbean, South America, South Atlantic, Pacific oceans(4)

6th Fleet – Naples, Italy – covers Cape of Norway thru the Baltic, Black, Mediterranean Seas, most of Europe, parts of the Middle East to the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa

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WORLDWIDE FLEET

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10th Fleet – Fort Meade, MD (also CYBERCOR, & NSA)

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C4ISR – COMMAND, CONTROL, COMPUTER, COMMUNICATIONS (C4) & ISR (INTELLIGENCE, SURVELLIANCE, RECONNAISSANCE)

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Operational Capabilities include:
enhanced battle management
multimedia links
ability to collect, evaluate, disseminate and receive near real-time intel and surveillance data

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DISA – DEFENSE INFORMATION SYSTEMS AGENCY

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Combat Support Agency
engineers and provides command and control capabilities and enterprise infrastructure to continuously operate and assure a global net-centric enterprise in direct support to joint warfighters/coalition partners is home for the White House Communications Agency (comms for Pres and Vice-Pres)

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NASIC – NATIONAL AIR & SPACE INTELLIGENCE CENTER

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primary producer of foreign aerospace intelligence

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NCDOC – NAVY CYBER DEFENSE OPERATIONS COMMAND

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reports to FLTCYBERCOM/10th Fleet
executes CND and maintains close liaison with NCIS
coordinates/monitors/oversees the defense of the Navy’s computer networks and systems
NIPRnet, SIPRnet, NMCI, Integrated Shipboard Network System, conus Navy Enterprise Network