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1 PMS 339 Surface Training Systems 09 January 2018 Presented to: Surface Navy Association Presented by: Captain Sam Pennington PMS 339 SURFACE TRAINING SYSTEMS PROGRAM MANAGER
2 PMS 339 Surface Training Systems (STS) The Surface Training Systems (STS) Program Office, PMS 339, is the OPNAV single point of contact for strategic program planning, policy, acquisition, life-cycle management, research and development, and technical insertion into all existing and future Navy surface training systems. -OPNAVINST C PRECOM FIT PRECOM MPT In Service MPT Trainer Development Trainer Lifecycle Support S&T / R&D for Training Solutions DDG 1000 NTSP Execution Ensures NAVSEA Programs Support Warfighter Manpower Personnel and Training (MPT) Requirements 2
3 PMS 339 Trainer Inventory Everett/ Bangor VETT(2) Sasebo VETT (2) ECD Yokosuka VETT Valve Rota VETT Bahrain San Diego / Coronado FFT(3) BDOC (3) ASTAC ITA LCAC FMT CAVE ABCTT CIAT SMC FMB IWTI CIWS BL2 TDC (O) VETT (27) Virtual Steam 11E15 COVE EABC Operator TDL (M) 20HIS LPAC PLC Basic Hydraulics Propulsion Alarms 400 H 2 Generators PMS 339 Builds or Maintains 300+ Trainers in 15 Sites Fallon CAVE ADSGF ITF Pearl Harbor FFT VETT Valve Great Lakes FFT(1) Virtual Steam VETT (15) 11E15 19E51 20H15 Announcing System EM SSEAMC Advanced Degaussing LM 2500 (+) Air Cooled Frequency Converter LPD 17 CP MPDE Gas Turbine Generator LPD 17 ECS Pascagoula Newport FFT(1) COVE Dahlgren NIFC-CA PTT RCT(2) CIAT EDM I-TET Mayport FFT (2) VETT(4) Valve Bath Little Creek / Norfolk Dam Neck FFT(3) BDOC (2) ASTAC ITA AATT CAVE LCAC FMT ABCTT CIAT RHIB NSMT CIWS BL2 TDC (O) TDL(M) VETT (25) Virtual Steam COVE EABC Operator 400 H 2 Generators Propulsion Alarms ECD PLC Basic Hardware 3
4 Fallon CAVE V2 Yokosuka Shipboard DC Damage Control Repair Party Leader Shipboard Fuel, Oil Sasebo Shipboard Fuel, Oil Rota San Diego / Coronado 20H22 Virtual Ship Training System (VSTS) LAN PLC update for the 19F4A FFT LCAC FMT ESD Upgrade LCAC FMT Visual & Motion Upgrade Propulsion Alarms Damage Control Assistant/Senior Enlisted Deck Systems Mechanical Deck Systems Electrical LHA6/LHD8 MCS Operator 19H6 LHD-8 Machinery Control Systems 19H6A LHD-1 Class Propulsion Plant Operator Trainer Damage Control Repair Party Leader Boatswains' Mate Apprentice Boatswains Mate Supervisor Crane Operator AN/SQQ-89A(V)15 PTT CAVE V2 Combined IAMD & ASW Trainer DDG 1000 PEO Course DDG 1000 Learning Mgmt. System DDG 1000 Combat Syst. Console Courses PMS 339 FY18 Deliverables Pearl Harbor Damage Control Repair Party Leader Everett/Bangor Mayport Damage Control Repair Party Leader 4 Great Lakes DDG-M MCS LHA6/LHD8 PA6B Colt-Pielstick LHA6/LHD8 MCS Operator LHA6/LHD8 MCS Maintainer LHA6/LHD8 APS Operator and Maintainer LHA6/LHD8 SSDG Electrical Elevator Common Core EM SSEAMC 19H6A LHD-1 Class Propulsion Plant Operator Trainer (FY19) Advanced Degaussing GT Electrical FLT IIA Strand LM2500+ Mechanical LM2500+ Electrical Surface Steering Gear Common Core Dahlgren RCT1 Surface Steering Gear Electrical Surface Steering Gear Mechanical Caterpillar Diesel Technician Elevator Mechanical Elevator Electrical Gas Turbine electrical Common Core Senior Auxiliary Engineering Course \ Air Cooled Frequency Converter GSM Mechanical Common Core H.E.D. FLT IIA (Legacy MCS) Upgrade 19H6 DDG-51 and LHD-8 Machinery Control Systems (MCS) Virtual Trainer & LHD-8 MCS Operator Trainer Newport Advanced Steam Norfolk/Dam Neck/Little Creek Propulsion Alarms CAVE V2 Damage Control Repair Party Leader Damage Control Assistant/Senior Enlisted Deck Systems Mechanical Deck Systems Electrical LHA6/LHD8 MCS Operator Boatswains Mate Apprentice Boatswains Mate Supervisor STREAM Unrep Specialist Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Air Cooled Frequency Converter Combined IAMD & ASW Trainer 19H6 LHD-8 Machinery Control Systems (MCS) Operator Trainer AATT BMD 5.1 Enhancement A3C4I Capability Enhancement AN/SQQ-89A(V)15 PTT PLC update 19F1B FFT PLC update for the 19F4A FFT PLC update for the 19F3B FFT LCAC FMT ESD Upgrade LCAC FMT Visual & Motion Upgrade
5 Sailor Training Progression PMS 339 Training Landscape CIAT SP 3 RCT SP 3 to ATRC DDG 1000 NTSP Execution Integrated Navigation Training 2025 PMS /SEWTC Established 2018 AATT RCT SP 2 CIAT SP2 Navigation Training CAVE Build 2 Install CIAT to SEA LCS Transition SWO University Integrated Training Facility Mariner Skill Training Center Right Training, Right Time, Fully Funded 5
6 Surface Training Advanced Virtual Environment (STAVE) (From classroom to deckplate) OPNAV N96 & N95 PB13-17 Surface & Expeditionary Warfare Training Plan (SEWTP) Classroom Investments delivering today: -- With more to come -- Proposed Future Investments: Aligned ship training content via Ship Learning Continuum System (SLCS) Modernized, Interactive Operator and Course Supporting processes & systems: SEWTP/TTAP/TRANET SLCS / Maint Hands On Instructor Led Labs with Modernized Equipment Authoritative, Mobile & Interactive Preventive & Corrective Tools Instructor led learning via embedded operator and maintainer software training support tools 3D Interactive Troubleshooting & Models Aligned Shore / Individual Training & In-Service Engineering Agent Support SEWTC investments meet CNO High Velocity Learning (HVL) and Ready Relevant Learning (RRL) intent 6
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