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(The Naval War College)

The Naval War College (NWC or NAVWARCOL) is an education and research institution of the United States Navy that specializes in developing ideas for naval warfare and passing them along to officers of the Navy. The college is located in Newport, Rhode Island. In addition to its degree programs, the College hosts various symposia and conferences.

More information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naval_War_College

The Maritime Gap

The Maritime Gap

Strategic level Operational level Tactical level Theater Task Force National Command Authority Task Unit Carrier Strike Group Amphibious Ready Group Expeditionary Strike Group Maritime Operations Center NAVFOR JFMCC JTF Combatant Command Task Force JFMCC Expeditionary Strike Force Task Element JP 3-32 C2 For Joint Maritime Ops NWP 3-32 Maritime Ops at the Op Level of War TCM 5-00.1-03 Multiple CSG Ops NWP 3-56 CWC Manual JP 3-32 and NWP 3-32 only discuss planning and arranging multiple TF ops in a generic and conceptual manner (focused up and out, not down). What are “Fleet tactics”? What is the guidance or doctrine for organizing and operating through theater TFs? There is no real discussion on forming subordinate NAVFORs and JFMCC s to JTFs. How do Navy HQs without MOCs do this? How are Navy HQs being organized and trained to fulfill Theater TF roles? “THE GAP” Task Group Fleet

A Mission-Oriented Navy Reserve Force CAPT David Tyler CO, NR USJFCOM 206 June 2010

* USFF MOC RC Surge Manning Analysis Tasker 192-10 CAPT Carl Grim USFF N1R 12 February 2010

CNRFC N3 Operational Support Executive Committee Overview Mr. Paul Borkowski 757-322-3153 May 2010

Operational Support Executive Committee FY10 OSO Conference

What: “Tailored” JECC Joint Planner’s Course Where: JFCOM JWFC (Suffolk, VA) When: 10-22 May 10 (travel days are 9 and 23 May) Who Attends: JECC can accept up to 40 USSOUTHCOM military and government civilian Directorate or Special Staff personnel who: Serve as primary planning and ops (current and future) personnel with deliberate and crisis action planning responsibilities Serve on the SJFHQ Serve as command primary OPT leads or members Serve on command board, centers, and cells Will be assigned to USSOUTHCOM through Apr 2011 Have not previously attended the JECC Planner’s Course Why: Sharpen joint planning skills to better conduct crisis operations as we transition to the revised J-Code structure and prepare for Hurricane Season Deliverables (SJS Task to follow): Each J Code Director identify attendees NLT 27 Apr – Directors and Special Staff submit names of attendees to J7/SJS NLT 30 Apr – Attendees Register in JEMIS and begin TAD preparations Joint Enabling Capabilities Command (JECC) Planner’s Course Goal: All Directorates and Special Staffs send personnel to be trained as Joint Planners Assumptions: Government civilian personnel will be compensated for Overtime; TDY and per diem costs will be borne by sponsoring directorates and special staff
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