USNA Navy Personnel

Unrestricted Line (URL) Officers

• Serve in all warfare communities

• Eligible for command ashore and at sea

Restricted Line (RL) Officers

• Provides highly specialized, technical services that directly support the mission

• Generally not eligible for command at sea

Staff Corps (SC) Officers

• Provide various highly specialized services necessary to naval installations, units, service members, and their families

• May command auxiliary vessels, shore activities, and a command within their corp.

• Wear their rank insignia on right collar and Corp insignia on the left.

Information Warfare Community (IWC)

Brings URL and RL together to meet their mission

IWC Mission

Gain a deep understanding of the inner working or our adversaries, develop unmatched knowledge of the battlespace, provide our operating forces with sufficient over-match in wartime command and control, and project power through and across cyberspace.

IWC Warfighting Pillars

• Assure Command and Control

• Battlespace Awareness

• Integrated Fires

IWC Birthday

2009

Cyber Warfare Engineer (CWE) Birthday

2010

What happened on February 2016?

Information Dominance Corps was redesignated to IWC

Maritime Space Office (MSO) Birthday

August 2021

Intelligence Community (IC)

Provides evaluated intelligence about an adversary's capabilities, vulnerabilities, movement trends, and intentions in support of planning and operations

3 Basic Functions of IC

1. Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace (IPB)

2. Indications and Warning (I&W)

3. Targeting

Intelligence specialist (IS)

Enlisted rating in IWC

Levels of Intelligence

SOT

• STRATEGIC

• OPERATIONAL

• TACTIC

GEOINT

Geospatial Intelligence

HUMINT

Human Intelligence

SIGINT

Signals Intelligence

MASINT

Measurement and Signature Intelligence

OSINT

Open Source Intelligence

TECHINT

Technical Intelligence

CI

Counterintelligence

Cryptologic Warfare (CW)

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

3 Operations/Tactics Employed in CW

• Cyberspace Operations (CO)

• Signals Intelligence (SIGINT)

• Electronic Warfare (EW)

Cryptologic Technicians (CT)

Enlisted Information Warfare Specialists of the Navy

The 4 Meteorology/Oceanography (METOC) Directorates

1. Undersea Warfare Directorate

2. Expeditionary Warfare

3. Weather Services Directorate

4. Aerographers Mate (AG)

Cyber Warfare Engineer (CWE)

Highly trained offers applying principles of Cyber Ops, Comp Sci, and Computer E in order to further develop cyberspace defense, exploitation, and attack

Information Professional (IP)

Operate & Integrate 3 network domains afloat and ashore:

1. NIPRNET - non classified information only

2. SIPRNET - Information up to the secret level

3. JWICS - Information up to Top Secret and Sensitive Compartmented Information

Information Systems Technician (IT)

Enlisted rating associated with the IP community

Maritime Space Officer (MSO)

Navy's professionals uniquely qualified to integrate joint space capabilities into maritime plans and operations.

Networks and Communication

• Radio Frequency (RF) Communications: Information transmitted via radio waves

• Satellite Communications: Utilize satellites in space and other non-terrestrial transmitters

• Terrestrial Network Infrastructure: Generally use cell towers

Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment (JIPOE)

The analytical process that joint intelligence organizations use to produce intelligence assessments, estimates, and other intelligence products in support of the joint force commander's decision making process

4 Major Steps in JIPOE

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 (COA) for adversary and other relevant actors (The most likely COA and the COA most dangerous to friendly forces and mission accomplishment)

7 Restricted Line Communities

1. Engineering Duty Officer (EDO)

2. Aerospace Engineering Duty Officer (AEDO)

3. Aerospace Maintenance Duty Officer (AMDO)

4. Information Warfare Community (IWC)

5. Public Affairs Officer (PAO)

6. Human Resources (HR)

7. Foreign Area Officer (FAO)

5 Staff Corps Communities

1. Medical

2. Supply

3. Civil Engineer

4. Judge Advocate General (JAG)

5. Chaplain

5 Medical Communities

1. Medical Corps

2. Medical Service Corps

3. Dental Corps

4. Nurse Corps

5. Supply Corps

Supply Corps

Handles the supply phases of naval logistics & gets the Fleet what they need, when and where they need it. BUSINESS MANAGERS of the Navy

Civil Engineer Corps

General Engineering

Combat Engineering

Geospatial Engineering

Mobility

Counter mobility

Survivability

Judge Advocate General Corps

(JAGs) lawyers who provide legal service to commands, service members, and their families

Chaplain Corps

Provide, Facilitate, Care, Advise

Limited Duty Officer and Chief Warrant Officer Programs

Two separate programs that provide the Navy with officer technical managers. Both programs provide the opportunity for outstanding senior enlisted personnel to compete for a commission without the need for a college degree.

Limited Duty Officers (LDOs)

They fill leadership and management positions at the Ensign through Captain level that require technical background and skills not attainable through normal development within other officer designators. They wear the same rank tabs as unrestricted line officers

Navy Band Officers

LDOs who started career by enlisting in the Navy Band

Chief Warrant Officers (CWOs)

Technical specialists that may also serve as Div Os, Department Heads, OICs, XO, and CO

Enlisted years of service required

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Paygrade, Rating, and Rates

E1-O10, Occupational Specialty, Representation of rating and paygrade (HM1)

AB

Aviation Boatswain's Mate

HM

Hospital Corpsman

AT

Aviation Electronics Technician

IT

Information Systems Technician

AD

Aviation Machinist's Mate

IS

Intelligence Specialist

AE

Aviation Electrician's Mate

LN

Legalman

AO

Aviation Ordnanceman

LS

Logistics Specialist

AS

Aviation Support Equipman Technician

MA

Master-At-Arms

AW

Aviation Warfare Systems Operator

CS

Culinary Specialist

CT

Cryptologic Technician

DC

Damage Controlman

EM

Electricians Mate

EN

Engineman

ET

Electronics Technician

EOD

Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technician

FC

Fire Controlman

GM

Gunner's Mate

MC

Mass Communications Specialist

MM

Machinist's Mate

MU

Musician

NC

Navy Counselor

OS

Operations Specialist

QM

Quartermaster

PS

Personnel Specialist

SO

Special Warfare Operator

ST

Sonar Technician

YN

Yeoman

Petty Officer Role

Performs the duties of their specific career field and lead junior enlisted personnel

Chief Petty Officer Role

In addition to leading their Enlisted Sailors, Chiefs are specifically tasked, in writing, with the duty of training Junior Officers (Ensign, Lieutenant Junior Grade (J.G.), Lieutenant, and Lieutenant Commander). They have separate berthing and dining facilities (where feasible), wear khaki uniforms similar in appearance to a commissioned officer's, and perform separate duties from other enlisted Sailors.

Command Master Chief Role

Senior Enlisted Sailor in the Command who is the direct representative to the CO on all Enlisted matters.

Service Schools

• Class A: Provides the basic technical knowledge required for job performance and further specialized training. A NEC may be awarded to identify the skill.

• Class C - Advanced skills and techniques needed to perform a particular job are taught. A NEC may also be awarded to identify the level of skill

• Class E - Designated for professional education leading to an academic degree.

• Class F - Trains fleet personnel who are en route to, or are members of ships' companies. Also provides individual training such as refresher, operator, maintenance, or technical training of less than 13 calendar days. A NEC is not awarded.

• Class R - This is the basic school that provides initial training after enlistment, also known as 'boot camp' or 'recruit training.' It prepares the recruit for early adjustment to military life by teaching basic skills and knowledge about military subjects. Class R schooling for all recruits is conducted at Recruit Training Center, Great Lakes, IL.

Navy Reserve Establishment

March 3, 1915