N957 - Navy Expeditionary Combat Presentation Closing the Gaps Brief to 17 th NDIA Expeditionary Warfare Conference Commander Robert DeBuse 13 September 2012
Agenda • NECC Force Overview – Naval Construction – Explosive Ordnance Disposal – Coastal Riverine • Acquisition Principles and Challenges • Success Stories • Summary
Navy Expeditionary Combat Command • NECC forces are made up of Sailors who are rapidly deployable, self-sustainable, adaptive to mission requirements, scalable and agile. • NECC forces are well suited for conducting hybrid warfare. • NECC is an essential part of the Navy team to deliver core capability -- whether through ships, submarines, aircraft or our expeditionary forces. • NECC forces work in the seams between the maritime and land component commanders. • NECC forces rely on an “operational reserve” force construct to complete missions. 10/13/2011 3
NECC Forces FY 2017 NECC Manpower Total: 28,754 (13,214AC / 15,540RC) Key: (Total) [% of Force] (AC/RC) NECC* (290) [1.01%] (233/57) Riverine MESF EOD 1NCD (823) [2.86%] (5216) [18.14%] (2541) [8.84%] (15170) [52.76%] (823/0) (1854/3362) (2321/220) (6998/8172) COASTAL RIVERINE FORCE NAVELSG NEIC COMCAM MCAST ECRC (363) [1.26%] (90) [0.31%] (556) [1.93%] (64) [0.22%] (3641) [12.66%] (218/145) (49/41) (254/302) (64/0) (400/3241) [~5000-7500 Individual Augmentees) First Naval Construction Division (1NCD) Navy Expeditionary Logistics Support Group (NAVELSG) Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Intelligence Support Element (GTMO) Maritime Expeditionary Security Force (MESF) Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training Command (MCAST) Navy Expeditionary Intelligence Command (NEIC) Expeditionary Combat Readiness Center (ECRC) Combat Camera (COMCAMLANT) 4
Navy Expeditionary Combat Command All Key Enablers Explosive Ordnance Disposal: Renders safe explosive hazards to include improvised explosive devices (IED), undersea mines, and weapons of mass destruction (WMD), often simultaneously engaging enemy forces Seabees: Support operating forces through construction of roads, bridges, bunkers, airfields and logistics bases and complete civic action projects that complement nation-building programs and worldwide humanitarian efforts. Maritime Expeditionary Security Force: Provides harbor and homeland defense, coastal surveillance and special missions. Will merge with Riverine to form new Coastal Riverine Force. Riverine: Combats enemy riverine forces with direct fires or supporting fires in maritime security operations (MSO) and security force assistance (SFA) roles. Will merge with Riverine to form new Coastal Riverine Force. Expeditionary Logistics: Provides expeditionary logistics within the maritime domain of the littorals and conducts surface and air cargo handling missions, cargo terminal and warehouse operations, fuels distribution, postal services, customs inspections, ordnance reporting and handling, and expeditionary communications Expeditionary Intelligence: Provides tactical force protection/indications and warning intelligence collection, enabling Navy commanders to conduct missions across the full spectrum of expeditionary operations. Maritime Civil Affairs and Security Training Command: Prepares regionally aligned planners, teams, specialists and trainers to be effective, flexible and responsive in support of the Navy Component and Joint Task Force Commanders’ security cooperation plans Expeditionary Combat Readiness Command: Assists IA Sailors by supervising the Continental United States (CONUS) portion of IA processing. 5
Naval Construction BU1 Jason Fletcher Capabilities: Cons t r uc t i ng a nd r e pa i r i ng a i r c r a f t r unwa ys a nd pa r ki ng • a pr ons Cons t r uc t i ng m uni t i ons s t or a ge a r e a s a nd l a r ge s c a l e c a m p • s i t e s Er e c t i ng br i dge s a nd c ons t r uc t i ng r oa ds • Re nova t i ng s c hool s , m e di c a l c l i ni c s a nd m uni c i pa l • f a c i l i t i e s Na m Na m e : e : BU1( SW C) J a s on H. Fl e t c he r Com Com m m a nd: a CTG 56. 10 ( EOD - AFG) Re pa i r i ng pi e r s a nd wha r ve s , unde r wa t e r a nd a bove • Yr s Yr s of of Svc : Svc : 9 ye a r s 9 m ont hs Cons t r uc t i ng bor de r out pos t s , e xpe di t i ona r y c a m ps , M M a r i t a l St a t us a r i t St a t us : M a r r i e d, 3 ki ds • # of de pl oy # of de pl oym e n e nt s : 5( 2 t o CENTCOM ) c om m uni t y out r e a c h c e nt e r s , m e di c a l c l i ni c s a nd c om m uni t y Ac c om m pl i pl i s hm s hm e n e nt s : t s : c l e a n- up • Ha nd- s e l e c t e d a s De t a c hm e nt “The Navy Seabees are playing a critical role in the world today in both military and NAVCENT As s i s t a nt OI C f or 13 humanitarian missions. Whether building facilities for our troops in Afghanistan, Se a be e s c om pl e t i ng ove r 700 m a n- helping residents recover from natural disasters, or building clinics and schools in da ys of m i s ha p f r e e c ons t r uc t i on on She i k I s a Ai r Ba s e ; a nd underdeveloped areas, Seabees with their ‘Can Do’ work ethic are key players in the r e c ons t r uc t i on of Na va l Spe c i a l Navy’s global force for good.” W a r f a r e Gr oup ONE' s c om pound Rear Admiral Mark A. Handley l oc a t e d a t Kuwa i t i Na va l Ba s e . Commander, 1NCD • As s i gne d a s OI C f or a ni ne pe r s on de t a c hm e nt s uppor t i ng Exe r c i s e EAGER LI ON- 12 i n J or da n whi c h pr ovi de d e ngi ne e r i ng s uppor t t o 24 M EU by c ons t r uc t i ng a t a nk r a nge . Thi s e xe r c i s e hos t e d 17 di f f e r e nt c ount r i e s t he l a r ge s t j oi nt e xe r c i s e i n t he CENTCOM AO t o 6 da t e .
Explosive Ordnance Disposal EOD1 Jake Hystad Capabilities: Hi ghl y t r a i ne d, s ki l l e d t e c hni c i a ns who a r e e xpe r t s i n • e xpl os i ve s , di vi ng a nd pa r a c hut i ng. Re nde r s a f e a l l t ype s of or dna nc e , i nc l udi ng c onve nt i ona l , • i m pr ovi s e d, c he m i c a l , bi ol ogi c a l a nd nuc l e a r . Conduc t c l a nde s t i ne ope r a t i ons e i t he r i nde pe nde nt l y, or a s • pa r t of a l a r ge r c om ba t a nt f or c e . Suppor t t he m os t e l i t e uni t s of U. S. Spe c i a l Ope r a t i ons • Com m a nd ( USSOCOM ) , i nc l udi ng Di r e c t Ac t i on s uppor t of Na vy SEALs a nd Ar m y Spe c i a l For c e s . Conduc t de m ol i t i on of ha z a r dous m uni t i ons , pyr ot e c hni c s , • a nd r e t r ogr a de e xpl os i ve s us i ng de t ona t i on a nd bur ni ng t e c hni que s . Suppor t m i l i t a r y a nd c i vi l i a n l a w e nf or c e m e nt a ge nc i e s by • a na l yz i ng a nd ha ndl i ng f or e i gn a nd dom e s t i c e xpl os i ve s . Name: EOD1 Jake J Hystad W or k wi t h t he U. S. Se c r e t Se r vi c e a nd t he U. S. St a t e • Command: CTG 56.10 (EOD - AFG) De pa r t m e nt , he l pi ng t o pr ot e c t t he pr e s i de nt , vi c e Yrs of Svc: 8 years 6 months pr e s i de nt a nd ot he r s t a t e , f or e i gn of f i c i a l s a nd Marital Status: Single, no kids di gni t a r i e s . # of deployments: First Suppor t t he U. S. De pa r t m e nt of Hom e l a nd Se c ur i t y, U. S. • Accomplishments: Cus t om s Of f i c e , a nd t he FBI a s we l l a s s t a t e a nd l oc a l • Senior EOD technician a ut hor i t i e s . • Conducted 39 EOD missions to Navy EOD Vietnam 1966 defeat AFG IED Networks • Supported US, Coalition, and “[EOD is] an elite cadre of Sailors that deploy, operate Special Operations Forces’ around the globe, build partnerships and help to missions enabled freedom of increase partner navies’ capacity and capability to movement for maneuver forces, promote peace and prevent war.” Village Stability operations, Capt. Edward Edison, vehicle recovery, and site exploitation. Commander, Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group 1 • Performed render-safe procedures and disposal of more than 1,400 explosive items totaling 10/13/2011 7 2,100lbs net explosive weight.
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