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https://lnkd.in/ew8Jq99h Interesting video that discusses ADM Caudle, Fleet Forces Command moving in a period of high OPTEMPO, from the Fleet Response Plan to a "Plug and Play" of Individual Surface Combatants in a Carrier Strike Group. With a "300 Ship Navy" it would allow 100 in operational tasking, 100 in planned maintenance, and 100 in training and certification. Not a lot of margin of error for Surge Operations. During the GWOT we departed from a balanced Forward Deployed Naval Forces model and decommissioned several hulls over time.
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How is this possible? Our once mighty navy is being reduced to a litoral nation while in the East the Chinese are building more and more ships, planes etc
The Inside Story of How the Navy Spent Billions on the “Little Crappy Ship” — ProPublica
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What is ingot? At Federal Metal, our ingot is: the propeller driving the US Navy across the world’s oceans.
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Training is essential to improving not only knowledge but also technique. You can teach a person, but not until they respectively put it into action can they become proficient. I was a firehose nozzleman on submarines. Knowing how to put out various types of fires is one thing. Quickly moving around a submarine's miniature spaces while wearing firefighting gear in the pitch dark takes some practice. #sleeplessdays #sleeplessnights #sleeplessdaysandnights
Training is essential. 🧯 🔥 SOUTH CHINA SEA (Sept. 26, 2023) Electrician's Mate 3rd Class Edward Villasenor, from Pasadena, California, participates in a fire drill aboard the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Ralph Johnson (DDG 114) in the South China Sea, Sept. 26, 2023. Ralph Johnson is forward-deployed and assigned to Commander, Task Force 71/Destroyer Squadron (DESRON) 15, the Navy's largest DESRON and the U.S. 7th Fleet's principal surface force. 📸: MC1 Jamaal Liddell #NavyReadiness #AlwaysReady
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The "Design the Force” Line of Effort aligns the Navy Reserve force structure to Navy requirements to deliver strategic depth. Refresh yourself on the NRFI 4 Lines of Effort - https://lnkd.in/eGD6GiwN
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Did you know that the US has aggressor squadrons in the United States Air Force, US Navy, and United States Marine Corps? These pilots simulate tactics used by other countries during exercises. Below is a video of an F-16 (aggressor) vs a pair of F-15s to show you what I mean. Hasard Lee also has videos like this on YouTube; I recommend you check them out! #veterans #veteransupport #veteranshelpingveterans
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There is one big policy change the Navy could make right now that would save money on shipbuilding, recapitalize room for enhanced lethality on warships, and promote greater esprit de corps in the service. The change? Get rid of the wardroom. Yeah, I said it. Make one dining facility on naval ships and bases for everybody, regardless of rank, to come together and share a meal. With respect to our British allies, the Navy doesn't need an aristocracy anymore. The veneer of pomp around the Navy's officer corps serves no one. Enlisted sailors are often more capable, competent, and credentialed than their officer counterparts. Separate dining facilities are a joke that perpetuate a "holier than thou" stereotype in our service. Other branches have figured out how to eat together, and probably fight better together because of it. Officers need to get out of their comfort zones and expectations of preferential treatment. In the battles to come, we need all the space we can get for warfighting systems - and we need to build the kind of resilient teams that can only come when everybody eats the same meal, in the same place, at the same time while we're underway. Spoiler alert if you're a naval officer still reading this far: nothing requires you to eat in the wardroom today. Grab a tray and head to the galley.
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