DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS 2000 NAVY PENTAGON WASHINGTON, DC

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1 DEPARTMENT O THE NAVY OICE O THE CHIE O NAVA OPERATIONS 2000 NAVY PENTAGON WASHINGTON, DC OPNAVINST N95 OPNAV INSTRUCTION rom: Chief of Naval Operations Subj: REQUIRED OPERATIONA CAPABIITIES AND PROJECTED OPERATIONA ENVIRONMENT OR NAVY EXPEDITIONARY COMBAT ORCES CENTRA AND COMMANDER, TASK ORCE IVE SIX Ref: (a) OPNAVINST C3501.2K (NOTA) (b) NTRP Encl: (1) Required Operational Capabilities for Navy Expeditionary Combat orces Central (2) Projected Operational Environment for Navy Expeditionary Combat orces Central (3) Required Operational Capabilities 1. Purpose. This instruction publishes the operational mission areas, the projected operational environment (POE), and the required operational capabilities () for Navy Expeditionary Combat orces Central (NECC) Commander, Task orce ive Six orces (CT56). 2. Discussion. Enclosures (1) through (3) have been prepared pursuant to reference (a). Enclosures (1) through (3) must also be used to assist with determining specific mission area M- ratings reported under reference (b). This instruction provides resource agencies information describing NECC mission requirements, capabilities and the types and locations of operational employment. Together, the and POE establish tasking which produces a measurable workload to compute personnel requirements for activity manpower documents. 3. Action. Commander, Navy Expeditionary Combat Command (COMNAVEXPDCMBTCOM) will periodically review enclosures (1) through (3) and recommend changes to the Chief of Naval Operations

2 (Attn: Navy Expeditionary Combat Branch (OPNAV N957)) when mission or capabilities of NECC forces are significantly altered. Change recommendations should include comments on the expected activity manning document impact. 4. Records Management. Records created as a result of this instruction, regardless of media and format, must be managed following the Secretary of the Navy of January C. S. OWENS Director, Expeditionary Warfare Distribution: Electronic only, via Department of the Navy Issuances Web site: 2

3 REQUIRED OPERATIONA CAPABIITIES OR NAVY EXPEDITIONARY COMBAT ORCES CENTRA 1. Mission a. To exercise readiness, coordination and oversight for all COMNAVEXPDCMBTCOM forces under operational control (OPCON) of Commander, U.S. Naval orces Central Command (COMUSNAVCENT) and Commander, ITH leet (COMITHT) in the functional areas of theater readiness, standards and policies, maintenance and awards. NECC will develop and forward process recommendations for more effective and efficient execution of COMITHT operational missions to COMNAVEXPDCMBTCOM when they pertain to administrative control functions. b. NECC CT 56 is to coordinate theater-wide expeditionary combat, combat support and combat service support missions in order to execute COMUSNAVCENT objectives, tasks, and missions; provide COMITHT oversight for all operations involving COMNAVEXPDCMBTCOM forces in theater; monitor and recommend changes in priority; assist COMITHT in redefining and identifying missions best suited for COMNAVEXPDCMBTCOM forces in Commander, United States Central Command (COMUSCENTCOM) area of responsibility (AOR). 2. Mission Areas: Mission Area Acronyms NAVY EXPEDITIONARY COMBAT ORCES CENTRA (NECC)/ COMMANDER, TASK ORCE IVE SIX (CT 56) AMW CCC CON EW EXW HP SO IO OG MIW MOB MOS NCO SUW S P P S P P P P S P S S P S S AMW = amphibious warfare CCC = command, control, & communication CON = construction EW = electronic warfare EXW = expeditionary operations HP = force health protection SO = fleet support operations = intelligence operations IO = information operations OG = logistics MIW = mine warfare MOB = mobility MOS = missions of state NCO = non-combat operations SUW = surface warfare (U)Table 1-1: Primary (P) and Secondary (S) Warfare Mission Areas Enclosure (1)

4 3. Readiness Conditions. s are reported under readiness conditions having major significance in determining the unit s total manpower requirements. a. Readiness State I: ull Contingency Readiness (1) Significant strategic and tactical indications of imminent hostilities. While in readiness state I, the staff will be capable of meeting the following criteria: able to perform and direct all offensive and defensive functions of one major command configuration (i.e. commander, joint task force(cjt), commander, Navy expeditionary force (NE)) with limited capability to support secondary functions responsibilities simultaneously. This state supports war and operation plans executed at defense readiness condition (DECON) I and II, and major civil assistance operations. All watch stations and vital positions will be manned to sustain operations in the designated command configuration indefinitely once implementation is complete. Attainment of this state includes providing plan-specified augmentation assets to various remote command centers, posts and units. The staff and supporting commands will take all measures necessary to ensure all primary and battle-redundant systems are maintained in a maximum state of readiness. (2) All personnel assets detailed in national, theater, and unit mobilization plans must be staffed by permanent personnel, marked reserves and augmentees. b. Readiness State III: Current Operations (1) Conducting current operations without mobilized augmentation assets. Watch stations and vital positions sufficient to sustain theater and local operations at the DECON IV or III or minor civil assistance operations are manned and ready. The staff is able to initialize major war or operation plans in advance of augmentation support. This readiness state is the sum total of those watch stations and vital positions required to support routine operation in DECON IV (geopolitical instability exists in the AOR which requires constant vigilance and monitoring for rapidly escalating, emergent developments) and the additional watch stations and vital positions required to immediately surge to a level to support DECON III (tensions 2 Enclosure (1)

5 exist which may have serious and adverse effects, and the possibility of force involvement exists). (2) All personnel assets to support this readiness state must be permanent staff assets. The staff and supporting command will provide routine organizational level maintenance. 4. Capabilities evels. symbols are used to specify the desired level of achievement of readiness or other work for or during a particular readiness condition. Readiness normally applies to watches and or evolutions, while other work refers to non-watch activity such as performing maintenance. (a) = ull The capability is to be fully achieved. or operational functions (watches), this means that installed equipment or systems will be fully manned to design capability. or support functions, sufficient manning is provided to ensure effective accomplishment of all included tasks. The achievement is to be sustained for the duration of the condition unless modified by an A or E. (b) = imited The capability is to be only partially realized (Note: P for Partial is no longer a symbol). Even though only limited capability is realized, it is to be sustained for the duration of the condition unless modified by an A or E. Every must be supported by a limiting statement specifying the limitation. (c) "A" = "Augmentation" The capability is to be either fully or partially achieved for a limited time during the condition. The capability is achieved by using off-watch or off-duty personnel to achieve the required degree of capability. This symbol is always associated with an "" or "" and establishes a requirement for personnel to be trained, available, and on call to augment existing watch stations as required. (d) "E" = "Special Team" The capability is to be either fully or partially achieved for a limited time during the condition. The capability is achieved by using off-watch special teams or details. This symbol is always associated with an "" or "" and denotes a capability that does not require continuous watch manning. Teams and details as set may either 3 Enclosure (1)

6 supplement or replace all or part of the existing watch organization. CAPABIITY MODIIER U IMITED NONE Manned to design capacity for => duration of condition condition A => E => Temporarily manned to design capacity using off-watch personnel Temporarily manned to design capacity using a special team OPNAVINST Manned to less than design capacity for duration of Temporarily manned to less than design capacity using offwatch personnel Temporarily manned to less than design capacity using a special team 5. Unit s Company and External Personnel Resources. Normally, using an "A" or an "E requires no embellishing statement as their meanings are predefined. However, for units that routinely embark external resources, the meaning may not be clear as to whether unit's personnel or an external resource should provide the augmentation. Note: This and POE instruction shows: a. If the resource is unit s company, no elaboration or statement is provided. b. If the resource is external for "", a note is added to the stating the resource. c. If the resource is external for "", the resource is added to the capability limiting statement. 4 Enclosure (1)

7 PROJECTED OPERATIONA ENVIRONMENT OR THE NAVY EXPEDITIONARY COMBAT ORCES CENTRA 1. NECC/CT 56, comprised of active, reserve, and augmented forces provides command and control (C2) over forward deployed Navy Expeditionary Combat Command (NAVEXPDCMBTCOM) units operating in the COMNAVSCENTCOM, COMNAVCENTCOM geographic area of operations. Additionally, CT 56 NECC acts as the Commander of any NAVEXPDCMBTCOM adaptive force package (AP) operating in support of specific military operations in the USCENTCOM AOR. 2. NECC CT 56 operates throughout the full range of military operations (ROMO) under all threat levels. The most demanding operating environment anticipated for NECC is in a foreign country during a major operation, coordinating support for AP, Navy expeditionary logistics regiment, naval construction force, explosive ordnance disposal (EOD), Navy Expeditionary Intelligence Command, expeditionary medical facility, and coastal riverine force commander in climates ranging from extreme cold to extreme heat, to green and brown water environments. NECC CT 56 is capable of providing limited operations in a chemical, biological, and radiological (CBR)- contaminated environment. 3. NECC CT 56 provides C2 for numerous subordinate task organized units deployed throughout the theater engaged in the full ROMO and operating within the full spectrum of threat environments. CT 56/NECC and its subordinate units may encounter organized battalion-sized ground combat units, special operations forces, guerrilla forces, and terrorist activities. Integrated or whole of government operations will be executed in combined scenarios. 4. During Phase 0 Shape, I Deter, II Seize Initiative, III Dominate, IV Stabilize, V Enable Civil Authority, of Theater Campaign Plans, NECC/CT 56 is involved in the full spectrum of theater security cooperation (TSC) operations including peacekeeping, foreign humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, humanitarian and civic assistance, disaster recovery, maritime civil affairs, force protection, and maritime security, training, and other service directed exercises. Enclosure (2)

8 5. NECC CT 56 has OPCON over forward deployed NAVEXPDCMBTCOM forces within its geographical AOR. In addition, NECC CT 56 provides readiness oversight of rotational and forward deployed NEs in the USCENTCOM AOR. 2 Enclosure (2)

9 REQUIRED OPERATIONA CAPABIITIES OPNAVINST AMW AMW 11 AMW 11.1 AMW 18 AMW 18.3 AMW 22 AMW 22.1 AMW 22.2 AMW 23 AMW 23.1 AMW 29 AMW 29.1 AMW 31 AMW 31.1 AMW 33 AMW 33.1 AMW 34 AMW 34.1 DEINITION AMPHIBIOUS WARARE (AMW) CONDUCT AMPHIBIOUS CARGO HANDING OPERATIONS. Plan/direct amphibious cargo handling operations. CONDUCT INSHORE UNDERSEA WARARE (IUW) OPERATIONS. Plan/direct IUW operations. PROTECT/EVACUATE NON-COMBATANT, PERMISSIVE TO NON-PERMISSIVE, INCUDING TRANSPORT TO AMPHIBIOUS TASK ORCE (AT) OR SAE HAVENS. Plan/direct Non-combatant Evacuation Operations (NEO), permissive to nonpermissive, including transport to AT or safe havens. Coordinate NEO with State Department representatives. CONDUCT ADVANCE ORCE OPERATIONS OR AN AMPHIBIOUS OPERATION. Plan/direct advance force operations for an amphibious operation. CONDUCT SECURITY OPERATIONS TO PROTECT U.S. PROPERTY AND NONCOMBATANTS IN HOSTIE AND NONHOSTIE ENVIRONMENTS. Plan/direct security operations to protect U.S. property and non-combatants in hostile and non-hostile foreign environments. PROVIDE INSTRUCTION TO NON-U.S. UNITS USING MOBIE TRAINING TEAMS. Plan/direct use of mobile training teams to provide instruction to non-u.s. units. CONDUCT SPECIA DEMOITIONS OPERATIONS. Plan/direct special demolitions operations. PROVIDE IRE SUPPORT CONTRO AND COORDINATION. Plan/direct fire support control and coordination. Enclosure (3)

10 AMW 42 AMW 42.1 CCC CCC 1 CCC 1.18 CCC 2 CCC 2.6 DEINITION CONDUCT MARITIME PRE-POSITIONING ORCE (MP) OPERATIONS. Plan/direct MP operations. COMMAND, CONTRO AND COMMUNICATIONS (CCC) PROVIDE C2 ACIITIES OR A TASK ORGANIZATION COMMANDER AND STA. Provide an operations control center with facilities for operations and intelligence personnel. COORDINATE AND CONTRO THE OPERATIONS O THE TASK ORGANIZATION OR UNCTIONA ORCE TO CARRY OUT ASSIGNED MISSIONS. unction as force or sector officer in tactical command (OTC)/ composite warfare commanders (or alternate) to coordinate and control strike group (SG)/T operations. CCC 2.14 CCC 2.15 CCC 2.20 CCC 2.25 CCC 2.28 CCC 3 CCC 3.1 () imited to command and control of deployed expeditionary task force units. Coordinate and control the construction operations of assigned Naval Construction orce (NC) units. unction as one or more of the following coordinators for force or sector: (zz) Expeditionary Task orce Control offload and ship-to-ship operations in an MP operation. Coordinate and direct forces in response to battle damage/catastrophe at sea. Control offload and ship-to-shore movement of cargo during assault follow-on echelon (AOE) and joint logistics over the shore (JOTS) operations. PROVIDE OWN UNIT S C2 UNCTIONS. Maintain a combat information center (CIC) or combat development center (CDC) capable of collecting, processing, displaying, evaluating and disseminating tactical information. 2 Enclosure (3)

11 CCC 3.3 CCC 3.4 CCC 3.6 CCC 3.8 DEINITION Provide all personnel services, programs and facilities to safeguard classified material and information. Carry out emergency destruction of classified material and equipment rapidly and efficiently. Coordinate and control the operation of remotely piloted vehicles. Establish voice communications with U.S. Marine Corp (USMC) evacuation and command nets and/or Naval Support Activity (NSA) net. Establish voice communications with supported forces. OPNAVINST CCC 3.11 CCC 3.12 Repair own unit s CCC equipment. CCC 4 MAAIN NAVY TACTICA DATA SYSTEM (NTDS) OR DATA INK CAPABIITY. Receive and process data link information from CCC 4.5 Satellite Communications (SATCOM). CCC Transmit/Receive data via Global Command and 4.13 Control System-Maritime (GCCS-M) CCC 6 PROVIDE COMMUNICATIONS OR OWN UNIT. CCC 6.1 Maintain tactical voice communications. CCC 6.6 Process messages. CCC Maintain voice/teletype/computer data 6.10 cryptographically covered SATCOM circuits. CCC 6.12 Maintain internal communications systems. CCC Provide tactical, secure, anti-jam, Very-High 6.17 requency (VH) voice communications. CCC Provide tactical, secure voice or data 6.19 communications. Maintain Secret Internet Protocol Router CCC Network (SIPRNET) and Unclassified but 6.28 Sensitive Internet Protocol Router Network (NIPRNET) systems and support systems. CCC 9 REAY COMMUNICATIONS. 3 Enclosure (3)

12 CCC 9.3 DEINITION Relay electronic communications. () imited to own/assigned unit communications capability Relay voice communications. OPNAVINST CCC 9.4 () imited to own/assigned unit communications capability. DEVEOP, COORDINATE AND CONTRO COMMUNICATION CCC 18 PANS OR EGRATED GROUP COMMUNICATIONS AMONG WARARE COMMANDERS AND/OR NAVA, COMBINED OR JO ORCES. CCC 19 REPAIR OWN UNIT S CCC EQUIPMENT. CCC 20 CONDUCT CASUATY CONTRO PEDURES TO MAAIN/RESTORE OWN UNIT S CCC CAPABIITIES. CCC 24 UNCTION AS CJT. CCC 25 ACTIVATE CRISIS ACTION PEDURES. CCC 25.1 Establish an operational planning team. CCC 25.6 Direct/execute appropriate military actions under current rules of engagement (ROE); develop, request, and implement supplemental ROE. CCC 27 CONDUCT CRISIS ACTION PANNING. CCC 31 COORDINATE AND EGRATE MUTINATIONA AND ERAGENCY OPERATIONS. CCC 31.4 Coordinate plans with non-dod agencies. CCC 32 CCC 32.6 CCC 34 CCC 34.2 CCC 35 CCC 35.2 COORDINATE AND MANAGE A AUTOMATED COMMAND, CONTRO, AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEM SUPPORT. Coordinate, plan and manage deployable communication system assets. ASSESS AND/OR DIRECT COMMAND, CONTRO, AND COMMUNICATIONS IAISON. Plan and direct liaison with supported commands. ASSESS COMMAND, CONTRO, AND COMMUNICATIONS AND TRAINING. Plan, manage and assess communications systems support joint and combined interoperability. 4 Enclosure (3)

13 CCC 37 DEINITION MAAIN AND OPERATE DEPOYABE COMMAND, CONTRO, COMMUNICATIONS, COMPUTERS, AND EIGENCE (C4I) SYSTEMS. Maintain and operate a mobile ashore support terminal. CCC 37.1 EW EW 1 (/E) Require assistance from assigned subordinate units to maintain and operate support equipment (i.e. generators, heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) equipment). EECTRONIC WARARE (EW) CONDUCT EW SUPPORT (ES) OPERATIONS. Search for and intercept electromagnetic and directed energy signals and emissions. /E /E EW 1.1 () imited to own/supporting units Signals Intelligence (SIG)/Measurement and Signature Intelligence (MAS) collection capabilities. Identify C2 and weapons systems signals. EW 1.2 EW 1.3 () imited to own/supporting units SIG/MAS collection capabilities. Identify threat platforms communications and weapons signal sources. () imited to own/supporting units SIG/MAS collection capabilities. Provide location or targeting information of threat weapons/c2/platforms/signal sources. EW 1.4 () imited to own/supporting units SIG/MAS collection capabilities. No available Top Secret (TS)/Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) level high bandwidth data transfer capabilities from expeditionary afloat platforms. 5 Enclosure (3)

14 EW 1.5 DEINITION Provide timely threat alert for actions involving Electronic Attack (EA), Electronic Protect (EP), Emissions Control (EMCON), avoidance, deception, and targeting. () imited to own/supporting units ES/SIG/MAS collection capabilities. No available TS/SCI level high bandwidth data transfer capabilities from expeditionary afloat platforms. Conduct ES for self-defense and I&W. OPNAVINST EW 1.6 () imited to own/supporting units ES sensor capabilities. EW 1.7 Plan and direct ES operations. Maintain and provide timely updates to the tactical electronic order of battle. EW 1.10 EW 2 () imited to own/supporting units SIG/MAS collection capabilities. No available TS/SCI level high bandwidth data transfer capabilities from expeditionary afloat platforms. CONDUCT EA OPERATIONS. Conduct EA for self-defense. EW 2.12 EW 3 EW 3.1 () imited to expeditionary/installed CREW systems in support of counter-improvised explosive device (C-IED) operations and equipment/capabilities provided by deployed maritime interaction operations intelligence exploitation team (MIO IET). CONDUCT EP OPERATIONS. Detect, identify, and protect against electronic jamming of electromagnetically controlled and/or dependent systems. () imited to detection and identification via own/supporting units systems. 6 Enclosure (3)

15 EW 3.3 EW 3.7 EW 3.8 EW 3.9 EW 3.10 EW 3.11 EXW EXW 1 EXW 1.13 EXW 1.14 EXW 2 EXW 2.7 EXW 2.8 EXW 2.16 DEINITION Plan and direct EP operations. () imited to own/supporting units systems. Implement appropriate and directed electromagnetic and acoustic EMCON condition. Transition rapidly from one EMCON condition to another. Monitor own unit compliance with EMCON condition in effect. Monitor task group/force compliance with EMCON condition in effect. Plan and direct electromagnetic and acoustic EMCON operations. EXPEDITIONARY WARARE (EXW) CONDUCT WATERBORNE SECURITY OPERATIONS IN HARBORS, HARBOR APPROACHES, INSHORE, RIPARIAN AND NEAR SHORE ITTORA AREAS. OPNAVINST Plan/direct engagement of surface threats. Plan/direct waterborne security operations. CONDUCT ANDSIDE SECURITY OPERATIONS. Operate in coordination with other Navy Expeditionary Combat Command (NECC) units and naval/joint/combined forces in support of landside security. Provide TSC support to host nation (HN) security forces. Plan/direct landside security operations. CONDUCT SECURITY OPERATIONS IN SUPPORT O EXW 3 AIRCRAT. Plan/direct security operations in support of EXW 3.3 aircraft. EXW 4 CONDUCT EMBARKED SECURITY OPERATIONS EXW 4.3 Plan/direct embarked security operations. EXW 5 CONDUCT AND CONVOY OPERATIONS. Plan/direct land convoy operations. EXW 5.3 () imited to own/supporting unit. 7 Enclosure (3)

16 EXW 6 EXW 6.1 EXW 6.2 DEINITION MAAIN EXPEDITIONARY COMMUNICATIONS CAPABIITY. Set-up and maintain a mobile communications system. Maintain encrypted high frequency (H), very high frequency (VH), ultra high frequency (UH), and super high frequency (SH) voice and data communications. EXW 6.3 () imited to own and supporting units equipment. Establish voice communications with USMC evacuation and command nets, NSA, Air orce, Army, local law enforcement, and Homeland Defense nets. EXW 6.4 () imited to own and supporting units equipment. Operate expeditionary communications coordination with other NECC units and naval/joint/combined forces. () imited to own and supporting units equipment. EXW 6.5 Conduct operations security (OPSEC). Conduct emission control (EMCON) as directed EXW 6.6 by higher authority. Conduct routine and preventive maintenance EXW 6.7 (PMS) on a mobile communication system. Plan the force's tactical use of information EXW 6.8 systems, C4I architecture, databases, and sensors. EXW 7 MAAIN EXPEDITIONARY SURVEIANCE CAPABIITY. Maintain an operations center capable of EXW 7.8 collecting, processing, displaying, evaluating, and disseminating tactical information. Coordinate with intelligence sources to EXW provide Indications and Warnings (I&W) to the 7.10 force. 8 Enclosure (3)

17 EXW 9 EXW 9.1 DEINITION CONDUCT BASE CAMP OPERATIONS IN AN EXPEDITIONARY ENVIRONMENT. Conduct a site survey to ascertain location, drainage/sanitation, security, access, and force integration. EXW 9.2 () imited to support of own/supported unit. Conduct liaison with HN and other naval/joint/combined forces for support of base camp operations. EXW 9.6 EXW 9.7 () imited to support of own/supported unit. Plan/direct base camp operations in an expeditionary environment. Render safe hazardous explosive ordnance during base camp security operations and ordnance loading/unloading operations. EXW 10 EXW 10.1 EXW 10.2 EXW 10.3 EXW 10.4 EXW 10.6 EXW 10.7 EXW 10.8 EXW 12 EXW 12.2 () imited to support of own/supported unit. CONDUCT C2 IN AN EXPEDITIONARY ENVIRONMENT. Plan/direct EXW operations. Exercise C2 of EOD/mobile diving and salvage (MDS) units, when assigned. Exercise C2 of Riverine units, when assigned. Exercise C2 of expeditionary logistics support units, when assigned. Exercise C2 of naval construction units, when assigned. Exercise C2 of maritime expeditionary security force units, when assigned. Exercise C2 of NECC adaptive force package, task force (T), task group, task unit or other joint or combined T or subordinate component. CONDUCT EXW SUPPORT OPERATIONS. Provide administrative services to subordinate units. 9 Enclosure (3)

18 EXW 12.5 DEINITION Provide individual protective clothing and equipment to sufficiently protect personnel in a CBR-contaminated environment. OPNAVINST () imited to own or supporting unit. EXW 13 REPAIR OWN UNIT S EXW EQUIPMENT. EXW 14 CONDUCT CASUATY CONTRO PEDURES TO MAAIN/RESTORE OWN UNIT S EXW CAPABIITY. EXW 15 CONDUCT BOARDING OPERATIONS. EXW Plan/direct boarding operations. EXW 16 CONDUCT SEIZURE OPERATIONS. EXW 16.3 Plan/direct seizure operations. HP ORCE HEATH PROTECTION (HP) HP 1 PROVIDE AMBUATORY HEATH CARE TO ASSIGNED AND EMBARKED PERSONNE. Provide routine, acute, and emergent ambulatory health services to individuals in HP 1.1 an afloat or field environment (choose as applicable): HP 1.2 (e) Medical officer (diving medical officer). Conduct periodic physical examinations (choose as applicable): HP 1.3 HP 1.4 (c) Medical officer (diving medical officer). Conduct on-site emergency medical treatment during hazardous evolutions including light Quarters, Underway Replenishment (UNREP)/refueling and amphibious assault boat operations. Provide medical care, triage, and resuscitation commensurate with credentialed health care provider (choose as applicable): HP 5 HP 5.1 (c) Medical officer. PROVIDE PREVENTIVE MEDICINE/IED SANITATION SERVICES TO ASSIGNED AND EMBARKED PERSONNE. Conduct sanitation and safety inspections in an afloat or field environment. 10 Enclosure (3)

19 HP 5.2 DEINITION Conduct occupational health/safety and preventive medicine programs and training (choose as applicable): HP 5.3 (zz) Other (diving medical officer). Conduct disease and vector control planning and operations in an afloat or field environment (choose as applicable): (zz) Other (diving medical officer). HP 8 PROVIDE MEDICA ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES IN AN AOAT OR IED ENVIRONMENT. Conduct associated administrative/maintenance services (choose as applicable): HP 8.1 (d) Perform routine medical administrative services. HP 8.2 Conduct medical surveillance. HP 8.3 Perform operational reporting. Perform medical logistics (choose as applicable): HP 8.5 (a) Procure, issue, manage, resupply, and dispose of medical supplies (Class VIIIA and VIIIB) and equipment. (c) Coordination of patient movement items in accordance with theater policy. HP 9 PROVIDE IRST AID ASSISTANCE. Identify, equip, and maintain appropriate HP 9.1 first aid spaces. Train assigned and embarked personnel in first HP 9.2 aid, self and buddy aid procedures. HP 9.3 Train stretcher bearers. HP 10 PROVIDE TRIAGE O CASUATIES/PATIENTS. HP Identify, equip and maintain suitable triage 10.1 spaces. HP Train assigned and embarked personnel in 10.2 triage care. HP Provide medical treatment for chemical, 10.7 biological, radiological casualties. 11 Enclosure (3)

20 HP 11 HP 11.7 HP 14 HP 14.3 HP 18 HP 18.9 HP HP HP 23 HP 23.1 HP 23.2 HP 23.5 HP 23.8 DEINITION PROVIDE MEDICA/SURGICA TREATMENT OR CASUATIES/PATIENTS. Identify, equip, and maintain suitable procedure space for emergency response, stabilization and casualty transfer. PROVIDE ORCE HEATH THREAT ASSESSMENTS AND PREVENTION OR ASSIGNED AND EMBARKED PERSONNE. Conduct health threat assessments for habitability, food, water, and sanitation. () imited to own/supporting unit. PROVIDE AVIATION/DIVING MEDICINE SERVICES. Provide treatment for decompression sickness and other accidents. Participate in diving exercises and submarine escapes to observe and treat personnel for physical and psychological effects of pressure variations and toxic effects of breathing media. Provide diving medical officer to respond to diving casualties. PROVIDE MEDICA CARE TO ASSIGNED AND EMBARKED PERSONNE. Conduct sick call. Conduct physical examinations. Conduct sanitation and safety inspections. Conduct pharmacy services requiring the following personnel (choose as applicable): (c) Pharmacy officers. 12 Enclosure (3)

21 DEINITION Conduct associated administrative/maintenance services (choose as applicable): HP 23.9 (a) Maintain adequate medical supplies for appropriate level health care. HP HP HP HP HP 24 HP 24.1 HP 24.2 HP 24.3 HP 25 HP 25.1 HP 25.2 HP 25.4 HP 25.5 HP 25.6 (d) Perform routine medical administrative services. Conduct on-site emergency medical treatment during hazardous evolutions including flight quarters (Qs), UNREP/refueling and amphibious assault boat operations. Conduct disease and vector control planning and operations. Identify, equip and maintain suitable spaces to provide medical care. Identify, equip and maintain adequate storage spaces for medical equipment and medical supplies. PROVIDE IRST AID ASSISTANCE. Identify, equip and maintain appropriate first aid spaces. Train assigned and embarked personnel in first aid, self and buddy aid procedures. Train stretcher bearers. PROVIDE TRIAGE O CASUATIES/PATIENTS. Identify, equip and maintain suitable triage spaces. Train assigned and embarked personnel in triage care. Train designated non-medical personnel to assist in triage management care for CBR contamination casualties. Train designated non-medical personnel in CBR casualty decontaminated procedures. Train designated supervisory medical personnel in oversight procedures during CBR casualty decontamination. 13 Enclosure (3)

22 DEINITION HP Provide medical treatment for chemical, 25.7 biological and radiological casualties. HP 26 PROVIDE MEDICA/SURGICA TREATMENT OR CASUATIES/PATIENTS. HP Identify, equip and maintain suitable 26.1 resuscitation spaces. HP Train assigned and embarked personnel in 26.2 resuscitation. Identify, equip and maintain adequate medical HP supply storage spaces for appropriate level of 26.4 resuscitation. Identify equip and maintain suitable procedure HP space for emergency response, stabilization 26.7 and casualty transfer. PROVIDE MEDICA REGUATION, HP 28 TRANSPORT/EVACUATION AND RECEIPT O CASUATIES/PATIENTS. HP Provide appropriate equipment to conduct 28.1 medical evacuation (MEDEVAC). HP Transport and/or provide for casualty/patient 28.4 evacuation. HP Coordinate and control casualty/patient 28.7 evacuation operations. HP 32 PROVIDE AVIATION/DIVING MEDICINE SERVICES. Conduct physical and psychological HP examinations of candidate and aeronautically 32.1 designated personnel. SO EET SUPPORT OPERATIONS (SO) SO 46 MONITOR ASSIGNED UNITS' ADMINISTRATIVE PEDURES. SO 47 MONITOR ASSIGNED UNITS' OPERATIONA PEDURES. SO 48 MONITOR ASSIGNED UNITS' MATERIA. SO 74 CONDUCT/SUPPORT VISUA INORMATION DOCUMENTATION (VIDOC) USING DIGITA STI AND MOTION DATA. SO Provide secure and/or unsecure electronic 74.5 image transmission services. EIGENCE OPERATIONS () 1 SUPPORT/CONDUCT EIGENCE COECTION. 14 Enclosure (3)

23 DEINITION Maintain Critical Contacts of Interest (CCOI) and Contacts of Interest (COI) lists. Track updated national high interest shipping list and the Office of Naval Intelligence s vessel of interest list. Conduct Open Source Intelligence (OS) PROVIDE EIGENCE. Maintain intelligence summary plots on air, surface, subsurface, and space activities to include an all-source manual and automated tactical intelligence plot () imited to SIPR-level information. Evaluate and disseminate intelligence information. Establish and maintain access to service and national intelligence sources to include national theater, and other tactical intelligence automated data sources up to the TS/SCI level for operational intelligence support () Reliant upon leet Commander (CDR) TS/SCIlevel resources. No organic TS/SCI-level resources Plan and direct SG/T intelligence architecture and requirements for T or combined/joint forces. Produce intelligence information reports from all processed images as required by the leet Intelligence Collection Manual for further dissemination for fleet and national agencies. Disseminate reports, hard and softcopy and accompanying images. Provide I&W intelligence. 2.9 () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level 15 Enclosure (3)

24 DEINITION Provide intelligence on naval tactics, trends and patterns. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Conduct all-source intelligence analysis. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Provide operational intelligence briefings to support joint task group/force operations. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Build and maintain tactical intelligence databases to assist with correlating, analyzing and disseminating intelligence data to support operational intelligence requirements. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level 16 Enclosure (3)

25 DEINITION Provide real time, tactically significant intelligence information and analysis from intelligence and IO watchstations to include one or more of the following: (a) SIG, comprised of electronic intelligence (E), communications intelligence (COM), and oreign Instrumentation Signals Intelligence (IS) (c) Imagery Intelligence (IM). (d) Human Resources Intelligence (HUM). (f) (MAS). (g) Open Source Intelligence (OS) () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Maintain intelligence Web portal with current/developing emergent intelligence. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Maintain analyst-to-analyst exchange with theater intelligence centers, units in company and national agencies for the rapid exchange of real time intelligence information. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Produce intelligence spot reports for electronic transmissions. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level 17 Enclosure (3)

26 2.23 DEINITION Conduct secure video tele-conferencing with theater intelligence centers and national agencies for the purpose of coordinating intelligence collection missions and the exchange of intelligence and operational information () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Disseminate integrated all-source information to all levels of command. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Provide a summary and situation reports (SITREPS) of enemy situation, capabilities, possible courses of action (COAs), and reconnaissance status. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Provide intelligence guidance and supplement operational tasks (OPTASKs) for planning intelligence collection. Advise commander on all intelligence related issues. CONDUCT EIGENCE SURVEIANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE. Plan, direct, coordinate, and conduct overt surveillance and reconnaissance operations. CONDUCT SURACE RECONNAISSANCE Plan/direct surface reconnaissance. Recognize by sight friendly and enemy 6.7 aircraft, ships, submarines, and potential naval fire support targets which may be encountered in the expected operating areas. 8 PESS EIGENCE SURVEIANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE INORMATION. 18 Enclosure (3)

27 8.4 9 DEINITION Process Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) information at a level releasable to coalition partners. DISSEMINATE EIGENCE SURVEIANCE AND RECONNAISSANCE INORMATION. Report and disseminate tactically significant intelligence information from missions gained with one or more of these intelligence sources. (a) SIG, comprised of E, COM, IS. 9.1 (c) IM. (d) HUM. (f) MAS. (g) OS () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Disseminate ISR information at a level releasable to coalition partners. OPERATE A CONTINGENCY PANNING CE TO SUPPORT EET COMMANDERS. Provide contingency operation support briefings to deploying/deployed naval forces. Maintain a current Tactical Intelligence library () imited to expeditionary warfare subject matter (i.e. IED/Counter-IED, Coastal Riverine, etc.). Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level resources. No organic TS/SCIlevel resources 19 Enclosure (3)

28 DEINITION Support Contingency Planning Cell. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level PROVIDE EIGENCE SUPPORT OR NEO. Provide intelligence support for NEO planners and NEO execution. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Provide integrated all-source intelligence to NEO participants. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Provide for debriefing of evacuees. Support post mission NEO analysis. PROVIDE EIGENCE SUPPORT OR COUNTERNARCOTICS ERDICTION. Collect and integrate intelligence in cooperation with other services and law enforcement agencies to conduct (counter narcotics) interdiction. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Disseminate integrated all-source intelligence to (counter narcotics) elements. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level 20 Enclosure (3)

29 DEINITION Provide intelligence support to (counter narcotics) interdiction, planning and execution. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT. Provide administrative support to include maintaining long term files, drafting correspondence, and evaluations, supply management and maintaining classified intelligence material inventory. OPNAVINST PROVIDE EIGENCE SUPPORT TO P. 25 DEVEOP AND EXECUTE EIGENCE PANS AND POICY. Oversee the implementation of and adherence to intelligence doctrine and tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) () imited to own/supporting units intelligence collection capabilities and requirements. Direct, coordinate, and manage the collection of IM and SIG. () imited to own/supporting units intelligence collection capabilities and requirements. Prepare and issue essential elements of information. Develop intelligence collection plans. () imited to own/supporting units intelligence collection capabilities and requirements. 21 Enclosure (3)

30 DEINITION Designate priority intelligence requirements and intelligence requirements. () imited to own/supporting units intelligence collection capabilities and requirements. Recommend requirements and coordinate IM acquisition with higher authorities. () imited to own/supporting units intelligence collection capabilities and requirements. CONDUCT EIGENCE OPERATIONS. iaise between intelligence department (N2) and operations department (N3) for exercises and real-world contingency operations. Evaluate and disseminate intelligence information. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level Coordinate the use of Navy Reserve personnel into N2 structure for exercises and real-world contingencies. () imited to own/supporting units intelligence requirements. Analyze and evaluate operational areas, operational threat and friendly information. Integrate operational intelligence. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level 22 Enclosure (3)

31 26.11 DEINITION Develop or identify enemy operational intentions, target information and vulnerabilities. () imited to own/supporting units intelligence collection capabilities and requirements. Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCIlevel resources. No organic TS/SCI-level resources Develop, assess, and brief I&W () imited to own/supporting units intelligence collection capabilities and requirements. Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCIlevel resources. No organic TS/SCI-level resources Develop I&W guidelines in each warfare threat area, and provide commanders with timely I&W of enemy intentions. () imited to own/supporting units intelligence collection capabilities and requirements. Provide contingency operation support briefing to deploying/deployed naval forces. () imited to own/supporting units intelligence collection capabilities and requirements. Support contingency planning cell. iaise with Navy Command Centers and numbered fleet commands regarding intelligence operations in support of operations plans (OPANs) and contingency operations. () Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level PROVIDE EIGENCE INORMATION SYSTEMS SUPPORT. 23 Enclosure (3)

32 DEINITION Provide support for the operation of the Global Command and Control System Maritime (GCCS-M). COORDINATE AND CONDUCT OENSIVE AND DEENSIVE COUNTER-EIGENCE (CI) ACTIVITIES. Detect and counter foreign intelligence collection efforts. () imited to own/supporting units capabilities and requirements. Support deception, rear area P, and rear battle planning efforts. () imited to own/supporting units capabilities and requirements. Maintain a plan for evacuation and/or destruction of essential classified material and systems. Assimilate and disseminate information on terrorist activities directed at U.S. Navy installations, units and personnel. () imited to own/supporting units capabilities and requirements. Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level resources. No organic TS/SCI-level resources Request and/or provide a threat assessment. Provide CI support to P assets. () imited to own/supporting units capabilities and requirements. Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level resources. No organic TS/SCI-level resources Identify/implement appropriate countermeasures. Plan/conduct CI training with assigned forces. 24 Enclosure (3)

33 34.19 IO IO 4 IO 4.11 DEINITION Establish and maintain contact/relationships with local and regional Naval Criminal Investigative Service offices on matters of CI or terrorists threats to fleet units or commands. INORMATION OPERATIONS (IO) PAN AND IMPEMENT OPSEC MEASURES Plan, coordinate and control implementation of OPSEC measures. OPNAVINST IO 4.12 Execute OPSEC measures. Conduct training of personnel on OPSEC IO 4.13 terminology and procedures. IO 5 CONDUCT COORDINATED IO WITH OTHER ORCES IN SUPPORT O A JO TASK ORCE (JT)/GROUP. IO 5.2 Conduct coordinated IO with other forces in support of a JT/group/strategic advisory group (SAG) or naval/joint/combined forces. IO 6 IO 6.7 IO 12 PAN AND CONDUCT COUNTERSURVEIANCE, COUNTERTARGETING AND MIDEC OPERATIONS. Conduct naval operational deception operations using tactics, operations, exercises or physical means. () imited to own/supporting units operations. DIRECT/PERORM UNCTIONS O IO COMMANDER. Plan/direct group/task force or naval/joint/combined IO operations. IO 12.6 IO () imited to own/supporting unit s operations or those of an expeditionary AP. Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level resources. No organic TS/SCI-level resources Collect, integrate, evaluate and disseminate tactical threat information within the assigned AO. () imited to own/supporting unit s operations or those of an expeditionary AP. Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level resources. No organic TS/SCI-level resources 25 Enclosure (3)

34 IO MOB 7.15 DEINITION Coordinate with the staff intelligence officer (N2/J2) to provide I&W to the force. () imited to own/supporting unit s operations or those of an expeditionary AP. Reliant upon leet CDR TS/SCI-level resources. No organic TS/SCI-level resources MINE WARARE (MIW) CONDUCT MINE NEUTRAIZATION/DESTRUCTION. OPNAVINST MIW MIW 3 MIW 3.9 Plan/direct mine neutralization/destruction. MIW 4 CONDUCT MINE COUNTER MEASURES (MCM). MIW 4.10 Plan/direct MCM. MOB MOBIITY (MOB) MOB 7 PERORM SEAMANSHIP, AIRMANSHIP AND NAVIGATION TASKS. Operate in a chemically contaminated environment. MOB 12 MOB 12.1 MOB 12.2 MOB 12.3 MOB 12.5 () imited to personal protection gear only in order to leave contaminated area. imited to own/supporting unit personnel and operations. MAAIN THE HEATH AND WE-BEING O THE CREW. Ensure all phases of food service operations are conducted consistent with approved sanitary procedures and standards. Ensure the operation of the potable water system in a manner consistent with approved sanitary procedures and standards. Monitor and/or maintain the environment to ensure the protection of personnel from overexposure to hazardous levels of radiation, temperature, noise, vibration and toxic substances per current instructions. Monitor the health and well-being of the crew to ensure that habitability is consistent with approved habitability procedures and standards. 26 Enclosure (3)

35 MOB 12.7 MOB MOB MOB MOB MOB 14 MOB 14.2 MOB 14.7 MOB 17 MOB 18 MOB 19 MOB 19.2 DEINITION Provide individual protective clothing and equipment to sufficiently protect casualties in case of CBR contamination. () imited to own/supporting unit personnel. Provide antidotes to staff, patients and casualties which will counteract the effects caused by a CBR-contaminated environment. () imited to own/supporting unit personnel. Train designated medical supervisors and nonmedical personnel to detect CBR-contaminated casualties. Train designated non-medical personnel to decontaminate CBR casualties. Identify, supply and maintain decontamination stations. CONDUCT OPERATIONS ASHORE. Operate in rear of combat zone in afloat prepositioning force or Marine expeditionary brigade operation. Provide qualified personnel to conduct site survey. PERORM ORGANIZATIONA EVE REPAIRS TO OWN UNIT'S MOB EQUIPMENT. () imited to own/supporting unit(s) equipment and capabilities. CONDUCT CASUATY CONTRO PEDURES TO MAAIN/RESTORE OWN UNIT'S MOB CAPABIITIES. () imited to own/supporting unit(s) equipment and capabilities. PAN, DIRECT AND COORDINATE, AND CONDUCT OPERATIONA MOVEMENT. Conduct intra-theater deployment of and redeployment of force within the theater of operations/assigned AO. () imited to own/supporting unit(s) personnel and equipment. 27 Enclosure (3)

36 MOB 20 MOB 20.1 MOB 20.4 MOB 21 MOS MOS 1 MOS 1.2 MOS 1.3 DEINITION PAN, DIRECT, AND COORDINATE AND CONDUCT OPERATIONA MANEUVER. C2 concentration of forces in theater of operations/assigned AO. () imited to own/supporting unit(s). Conduct operations in depth. () imited to own/supporting unit(s). CONDUCT TACTICA VEHICE OPERATIONS. () imited to own/supporting unit personnel and equipment. MISSIONS O (MOS) PERORM NAVA DIPOMATIC PRESENCE OPERATIONS. Conduct force/unit tour for foreign dignitaries. Conduct systems/weapons demonstrations for foreign dignitaries. Participate in military exercises with allied nations. MOS 1.8 MOS 1.9 MOS 1.10 MOS 2 (E) Exercises can be performed by own and/or supporting unit(s). COMITHT TSC exercises currently incorporate CRS/CRC, EOD Mobile Unit/EOD Platoon and/or MDS detachment. Participate in military exercises with nonallied nations. (E) Exercises can be performed by own and/or supporting unit(s). Participate in or provide participants for foreign/allied commemorative or ceremonial events. (E) Events can be supported by own and/or supporting unit(s). PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE. /E /E /E /E /E /E 28 Enclosure (3)

37 MOS 2.1 MOS 2.9 MOS 2.15 MOS 4 MOS 4.7 MOS 4.8 MOS 5 MOS 5.2 MOS 7 MOS 7.1 MOS 7.2 MOS 8 MOS 8.1 DEINITION Deliver relief material. () Based on logistical support size and own/supporting unit Plan, direct, and coordinate disaster assistance and evacuation. Plan/direct the evacuation of non-combat personnel in areas of civil or international crisis in both a permissive and non-permissive environment (including joint/combined operations). PERORM ERDICTION. Plan and direct sanction enforcement operations. Plan and direct maritime interdiction operations (MIO)/visit board search and seizure (VBSS) with naval/combined/joint forces operations with naval/combined/joint forces. PROVIDE oreign Internal Defense (ID) ASSISTANCE. Conduct intelligence activities that support ID programs. PROVIDE SECURITY ASSISTANCE (SA). Participate in programs authorized by the oreign Assistance Act, the Arms Export Control Act or other U.S. statutes. () Participation limited to the capabilities of own/supporting unit(s) personnel and equipment. Provide mobile training team or other training assistance. () Participation limited to the capabilities of own/supporting unit(s) personnel and equipment. PROVIDE AT ASSISTANCE. Ensure that the physical security for important persons, facilities, and events meets acceptable standards. 29 Enclosure (3)

38 MOS 8.2 DEINITION Provide training and advice on how to reduce vulnerability to terrorism and other threats, particularly in the maritime environment. MOS 8.10 () imited to own/supporting units. Conduct liaison with the local U.S. SA organization. () imited to liaison regarding expeditionary forces/warfare areas. Conduct unit pre-deployment/pre-overseas travel anti-terrorism (AT) awareness training for: MOS 8.12 (a) Unit, (c) Temporary assigned duty (TAD)/temporary duty (TDY) personnel, (d) Permanent change of station (PCS) (e) eave Conduct vulnerability assessments, using DoD and CNO vulnerability assessment guidance: MOS 8.14 (a) Review unit AT posture annually. (b) Conduct self-assessment. (e) Conduct and assess unit AT exercises consistent with potential or actual threat environments. Assimilate and disseminate AT intelligence on terrorist activities directed at U.S. military installations, ships, and personnel. MOS 8.15 (a) Monitor threat information flow. (b) Request or provide threat condition warnings of possible terrorist activity. (c) Disseminate threat information to unit personnel. (d) Apply Department of Defense terrorist threat analysis methodology. () imited to own/supporting units. 30 Enclosure (3)

39 DEINITION Integrate AT efforts into unit operations. MOS 8.16 MOS 11 MOS 11.2 MOS 11.5 (a) Assign a unit P officer and an AT officer. (b) Implement unit AT program. (c) Coordinate AT in overseas location with host country/host command. (d) Implement local orce Protection Condition (PCON) measures. (e) Implement unit terrorist incident response plan. CONDUCT ORWARD PRESENCE NAVA OPERATIONS. Maintain and support forward bases and forces. () imited to own/supporting unit(s) force levels, equipment and requirements. Assess and/or evaluate foreign operational capabilities. () imited to expeditionary warfare operational capabilities. Perform politico-military activities that maintain, improve, or develop new relationships with countries in the assigned AO. MOS 11.8 (b)develop long-range policy and plans for prosecution of contingencies. (c)develop and maintain country goals in the fleet assigned AO for combined operations and exercises with foreign military forces. (e) Assess politico-military matters in specific countries and assigned geographical area. NCO NCO 1 () imited to own/supporting unit(s) equipment and capabilities. NON-COMBAT OPERATIONS (NCO) COECT CONSTRUCTION/ACIITY ENGINEERING DATA/INORMATION. 31 Enclosure (3)

40 NCO 2 DEINITION PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPY SUPPORT OR OWN UNIT. OPNAVINST NCO 2.1 Provide supply support services. NCO 2.2 Provide clerical services. NCO 2.3 Provide disbursing services. NCO 2.4 Provide post office services. NCO 3 PROVIDE UPKEEP AND MAENANCE O OWN UNIT. Provide organizational level preventive NCO 3.1 maintenance. Provide organizational level corrective NCO 3.2 maintenance. NCO 3.3 Provide small arms storage areas. Maintain preservation of and cleanliness of NCO 3.4 topside and internal spaces. Provide for proper storage, handling, use, and NCO 3.5 transfer of hazardous materials. NCO 5 CONDUCT METOC, HYDROGRAPHIC AND/OR BATHYMETRIC COECTION OPERATIONS OR SURVEYS. Collect and disseminate meteorological information. NCO 5.1 () Capability limited to dissemination of provided meteorological information in support of own/supporting unit forecasts, and mission planning. Collect and disseminate hydrographic information. NCO 5.2 () Capability limited to support own/supporting unit charting, safety of navigation, and mission planning. Determine/forecast the impact of the physical environment on fleet operations. NCO 5.8 NCO 7 () Capability limited to support of own/supporting unit forecasts, and mission planning. PROVIDE SPECIA TECHNICA RESEARCH. 32 Enclosure (3)