US NAVY PERSONNEL

What are the Unrestricted Line communities?

What are the Unrestricted Line communities?

Swo, Aviation, Subs, EOD , Special Warfare

Unrestricted Line can have command where?

At sea and ashore

Restricted Line can have command where?

Ashore and rare occasions and auxiliary vessel

Staff corps can have command where?

Auxiliary vessels and ashore

Information Warfare Community’s mission…

To gain deeper understanding of adversaries, unmatched knowledge of battle spaces, provide forces with overmatch in wartime command, and project power over cyberspace

The war fighting pillars of IWC

Assured command and control

Battlespace Awareness

Integrated Fires

IWC was created in what year

2009

What areas are IWC ppl trained in?

Information, cyberspace, intelligence, counterintelligence, human-derived info, networks, space, meteorology, oceanogrophy

The IWC is made up of what communities

METOC+CW+IP+INTEL

Intelligence provides what?

evaluated intelligence on the adversary’s capabilities, vulnerabilities, movement, trends, and intentions.

Three Basic intelligence functions

Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace (IPB)

Indication and Warning (I&W)

Targeting

IPB

Aka Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace (JIPOE)

Continuous analysis of the adversary, terrain, and weather in the designated Battlespace

I&W

Provide early warning of potential hostile action

What should I&W be aware of

Must be aware of the adversary’s operational order of battle and normal operating patterns

Targeting

Adversary’s critical vulnerabilities are identified for possible attack or disruption

What are the 3 Levels of Intellegence

Strategic, Operational, Tactical

Strategic intelligence is commanded by…

Senior Military and Civilian leaders + Combatant Commanders

Operational intelligence is commanded by…

Combatant and Subordinate Joint Force Commanders + Component Commanders

Tactical intelligence is commanded by…

Commanders

Strategic intelligence

Develop National strategy and policy

Monitor international or global situation

Operational intelligence

Focus on military capabilities and intentions of enemies and adversaries

Identify adversary centers of gravity and critical vulnerabilities

Tactical intelligence

Support planning and the execution of battles

Provide commanders with information on imminent threats to their forces

Cryptological Warfare (CW)

Provides the commander with kinetic and non-kinetic means of achieving key objectives by affecting adversary and protecting friendly capabilities

CW applications:

Cyberspace operations (OCO

Signals Intelligence

Electronic Warfare (E attack, E protect, ES - detect)

Meteorology/Oceanogrophy (METOC)

Provide actionable information about the environment/climate

ΜΕΤΟC directorates

Undersea warfare directorate

Expeditionary warfare

Weather service directorate

Aerographer’s Mate (enlisted)

Cyber Warfare Engineer (CWE)

Highly trained in the specialized areas of disruptive technologies, cyberspace capability development, and cyberspace operations

CWE applies what techniques…

Cyber operations, computer science, and computer engineering

The CWE techniques are used for…

Cyberspace defense, exploitation, and attack

Information Professional (IP)

Operate, maintain, secure, plan, acquire, and integrate three network domains afloat and ashore

Non-classified Internet Protocol Routing Network (NIPRNET)

Unclassified info only

Secret Internet Protocol Routing Network (SIPRNET)

Up to and including secret level info

Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System (JWICS)

Up to and including top secret and sensitive compartmented information

JIPOE 4 major steps

1. Define the operational environment (OE)

2. Describe the impact of the OE

3. Evaluate the adversary and other relevant actors

4. Determine the course of action for adversary and other relevant actors

JIPOE’s main focus…

Provide predictive intelligence designed to help the Joint Force Commanders discern adversary’s probable intent and COA

Information Warfare officer

Enlisted Information Warfare Specialist

aerographer's mate

cryptologic technician Or cryptological technician networks

information systems technician

information specialist

Restricted Line Communities

Engineering Duty officer

Aerospace Engineering Duty officer

Aerospace Maintenance duty officer

Information warfare community

Public Affairs Officer

Human Resources

Foreign Affairs officer

EDO

Acquisition, design, construction, life-cycle maintenance, and modernization of the Navy’s war fighting platforms in space, air, land, sea

AEDO

Professional management and direction in the entire air weapon system,

AMDO

All aspects of material acquisition and support as top-level program managers in NAVAIR

IWC

INTEL, METOC, IP, CW

PAO

Media operations, internal communications, community relations

HR

Human resources

FAO

International engagement professionals

Staff Corps communities

Medical, supply, civil engineer, JAG, Chaplains

Medical Communities

Med corps, medical service corps, dental corps, nurse corps

Med corps

commissioned doctors who make sure the navy and marine corps are healthy and medically ready

Med service corps

Specialist in clinical, scientific, and administrative health fields

Dental corps

Provide dental service on shore and aboard

Nurse corps

Nurse for hospitals and are educators, researchers, and executives in military medicine

Supply corps

Gets the navy what it needs, where and when it needs it

when was the supply corps founded

1795 (oldest staff corps)

Supply corps options

Stock control, food services, retail services, disbursing

Civil Engineer Corps (CEC)

Build and maintain naval shore establishment

Seabees

Highly skilled personnel schooled in both construction and defensive combat (build stuff during war times)

Combat engineering

Support the maneuver of land combat forces and require close support to those forces (blow shit up)

Activities of combat engineers

Mobility, counter mobility, and survivability

General engineering

Everything other than combat engineering

Geospatial engineering

Looks at data to pertain the geographic location and characteristics of natural or constructed features and boundaries to provide engineering services to commanders and staff

JAG

Lawyer

Chaplain

Provide for and manage the delivery of religious ministry within the navy

Chaplains are there to…

Provide, facilitate, care, and advise

Limited Duty Officer (LDO)

Technician managers of the Line or Staff Corps. Are extremely advanced and knowledgeable in their former enlisted ratings

What is the highest rank and LDO can be

O-6

Navy band Officers

A form of LDO who get to E-6 and apply to become assigned to a senior billet

Chief Warrant Officers (CWO)

Technical specialist in certain fields

Paygrade

Everyone in the Navy has a paygrade. It is the relative standing in the navy and determines how much money one makes

Rating

An occupational speciality in the navy. Sailors must work their way through the general apprenticeship levels or attend schooling.

Categories of ratings

General, service, emergency

Rate

The combinations of letters and/or numbers that represent and individuals paygrade and rating (only for petty officer and up)

Petty Officer

E-4 to E-6; considered NCOs; preform the duties of their specific career but also lead junior enlisted

Chief Petty Officer

E-7 to E-9; senior NCOs; lead enlisted sails and are tasked with training Junior Officers

Command Master Chief

Those who further their career past master Cheif; senior most enlisted service member within a command

Naval Enlisted Classification (NEC)

Codes that help identify certain skills of enlisted members

NEC codes

Entry career field, rating career field, special career field, tracking, and planning

Service schools

Class A (basic technical knowledge) Class C (advanced skills for a specific job) Class E (professional education for ac. Degree) Class F (right before deployment to sea) Class R (initial trading after enlistment aka boot camp)