103: Organization Flashcards
103.1
State the mission of the US Navy
maintain, train, and equip combat ready naval forces capable of winning wars, deterring aggression, and maintaining freedom of the seas
103.2
Discuss the NCA, its members and functions
National Command Authority (NCA)
- lawful sources of military orders
- consists of POTUS and SECDEF
- only ones who can order use of nuclear weapons
103.3
Discuss the difference between OPCON, ADCON, and TACON
Operational Control (OPCON)
- overall command over subordinate forces
- ensures assigned mission is acheived
Administrative Control (ADCON)
- in charge of individual unit’s admin needs (orders, pay, awards, etc)
- manages logistics, resources, personnel, training, etc
Tactical Control (TACON)
- authority over assigned/attached forces or commands
- directs and controls movement and maneuvers within an operational area
103.4a
Describe the function of COCOM
Combatant Command (COCOM)
- a joint command composed of 2 or more service branches and conducts broad, continuing missions
103.4b
Describe the function of a Navy Component Command
gives authoritative direction to subordinate naval commands or assigned joint task forces
103.4c
Describe the function of FLTCOM
Fleet Commander (FLTCOM)
- overall responsible for operations of the fleet within their AOR
- in charge of 5 subordinate TYCOMs
103.4d
Describe the function of TYCOM
Type Commander (TYCOM)
- 2nd-echelon commanders responsible for operations of their specific platform
103.5
State the name and location for each of the following commands:
a. PACOM
b. EUCOM
c. SOUTHCOM
d. CENTCOM
e. NORTHCOM
f. SOCOM
g. TRANSCOM
h. STRATCOM
i. AFRICOM
a. Pacific Command; Camp Smith in Aiea, Hawaii
b. European Command; Stuttgart, Germany
c. Southern Command; Doral, Florida (Miami-Dade County)
d. Central Command; Tampa Bay, Florida
e. Northern Command; Colorado Springs, Colorado
f. Special Operations Command; Tampa Bay, Florida
g. Transportation Command; Scott Air Force Base in Belleville, Illinois
h. Strategic Command; Offutt Air Force Base in Omaha, Nebraska
i. Africa Command; Stuttgart, Germany
103.6a
State the mission of CNO N2/N6
Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for IW/DNI
- critical link to the intelligence community for ensuring Navy’s space requirements are fully realized
103.6b
State the location and mission of CNMOC
Commander, Navy Meteorology and Oceanography Command
- Stennis Space Center, Mississippi
- mission: define and apply the physical environment from oceanography to meteorology to ensure the US Navy has freedom of action to deter aggression
103.6c
State the location and mission of NNWC
Naval Network Warfare Command
- Little Creek, VA
- mission: delivering cyber forces and capabilities to achieve “Decision Superiority”
103.6d
State the location and mission of Joint Space Operations Center (JSOC)
- Vandenberg Space Force Base, CA
- mission: provide CDR JFCC SPACE with 24/7 C2 capabilities
103.6e
State the location and mission of NOAA
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association
- Washington, DC
- mission: understand and predict changes in climate, weather, oceans, and coasts and preserve ecosystems and resources
103.6f
State the location and mission of Naval Satellite Operations Center (NAVSOC)
- Dahlgren, VA
- mission: 24/7 operational space support coordinated and disseminated through Naval Space Operations Center (NAVSPOC)
103.6g
State the location and mission of NAVIFOR
Naval Information Forces
- Little Creek, VA
- mission: generate agile and technically superior IW forces