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1 US Navy Ships Surface Warfare Officer First Tours
2 CVN Carriers Nimitz Class: Class Size 10 ships Built Cost - $8.5 Billion Crew Size 200 officers, 3,000 enlisted Air Wing officers, 2,300 enlisted, 75 aircraft Length 1060 feet Displacement 97,000 tons Speed 30+ knots Mission: Forward Deployed Presence Power Projection Air Superiority Shape Operational Environment Tidbit: Nuclear powered 20 year refueling cycle Sailor Speak: Bird Farm
3 CVN Carriers Gerald R. Ford Class: Class Size Planned 10 ships Gerald Ford commissioned 2017; John F. Kennedy estimated 2024 Cost - $12.8 Billion Crew Size 180 officers, 2,400 enlisted Air Wing 520 officers, 2,500 enlisted, 90 aircraft Length 1106 feet Displacement 100,000 tons Speed 30+ knots Mission: (same as Nimitz Class) Advances: EMALS aircraft launch system Advanced arresting system Advanced radar & weaponry
4 CG - Cruisers Ticonderoga Class: Class Size 11 ships (27 built; 5 decommissioned; 11 reduced operating status) Built Cost - $1 Billion Crew Size: 33 officers, 360 enlisted Length 567 feet Displacement 9,800 tons Speed 32.5 knots Mission: (Multi Mission Platform) BMD (Ballistic Missile Defense) Anti-Air Warfare (Carrier Shotgun) Anti-Surface Warfare (Cruise Missiles) Anti-Submarine Warfare Naval Surface Gun Fire Support Tidbit: Carries up to 122 guided missiles
5 DDG - Destroyers Arleigh Burke Class: Class Size 64 (77 planned; 68 built; 4 inactive) Built 1988 present Cost - $1.8 Billion Crew Size: 30 officers, 300+ enlisted Length feet Displacement: Flt I & II (28 ships) - 8,200 to 8,400 tons Flt IIA (34 ships) 9200 tons Flt III 9,800 tons Mission: (Multi Mission Platform) BMD (Ballistic Missile Defense) Anti-Air Warfare Anti-Surface Warfare (Cruise Missiles) Anti-Submarine Warfare Tidbit: Carries up to 96 guided missiles Sailor Speak: Greyhounds of the Sea
6 DD - Destroyers Zumwalt Class: Class Size Planned 3 ships Zumwalt commissioned 2016; Michael Monsoor estimated 2018; LBJ under construction Built 2001 present Cost - $4.2 Billion Crew Size: 14 officers, 140 enlisted Length 600 feet Displacement: 14,500 tons Speed; 30+ knots Mission: (Multi Mission Platform) Advances: Tidbit: Anti-Air Warfare Anti-Surface Warfare (Cruise Missiles) Anti-Submarine Warfare Stealth (reduced radar cross section Tumblehome hull Advanced radar Advanced gun system Carries up to 80 guided missiles
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8 LHD Amphibious Assault Ships Wasp Class: Class Size 8 ships Built Cost - $1.5 Billion Crew Size 65 officers, 994 enlisted Embarked Marines 1,900 Mission: Tidbit: Length 844 feet Displacement 40,000+ tons Speed 22 knots Embark, transport, deploy and support Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU) Insert Expeditionary Forces ashore Functions as small Aircraft Carrier Embarking squadron of AV-8B Harriers or F-35B Strike Fighters Sailor Speak: Gator Freighter
9 LPD Amphibious Transport Dock San Antonio Class Class Size 11 ships Built Cost - $2.0 Billion Crew Size: 29 officers, 351 enlisted Embarked Marines Length 684 feet Displacement 24,900 tons Speed 22+ knots Mission: Operational Maneuver from the Sea Support embarking, transporting, and landing requirements of Marine landing force Tidbit: Amphibious assault (take the beach head) verses Expeditionary warfare (rapidly deploy ashore). Sailor Speak: Gator Navy
10 LSD Dock Landing Ships Whidbey Island & Harpers Ferry Class Size Whidbey Island 8 Harpers Ferry 4 Built Cost - $250 - $325 Million Crew Size 25 officers, 390 enlisted Embarked Marines Mission: Length 609 feet Displacement 16,000 tons Speed 22 knots (slow) Well Dock to transport and launch landing craft and amphibious vehicles
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12 LCS Littoral Combat Ships Freedom Class New concept: Size 5 (14 planned; 7 under construction) Standard hull configuration Built 2005 present Lockheed Martin & Martin Marinette Cost - $360 Million Reduced Manning Crew Size 50 core crew, up to 65 Blue/Gold Crewing Shore side maintenance Length 380 feet Displacement 3,900 tons Speed 47 knots Mission: Littoral combat Anti-access, Asymmetric threats Mission Packages MCM (Mine Countermeasures) ASW (Anti Submarine Warfare Surface Warfare
13 LCS Littoral Combat Ships Independence Class New concept: Size 5 (15 planned; 7 under construction) Trimaran hull configuration w/o bridge wings) Aluminum construction Built 2005 present General Dynamics & Austal Cost - $360 Million Reduced Manning Crew Size 50 core crew, up to 65 Blue/Gold Crewing Shore side maintenance Length 418 feet Displacement 3,100 tons Speed 44 knots Mission: Littoral combat Anti-access, Asymmetric threats Mission Packages MCM (Mine Countermeasures) ASW (Anti Submarine Warfare Surface Warfare
14 MCM Mine Countermeasures Avenger Class Size 11 ships Wood hull with fiberglass coating Built Cost - $274 Million Crew Size 8 officers, 76 enlisted Mission: Length 224 feet Displacement 1,300 tons Speed 14 knots Mine hunters and sweepers Tidbit: Most are forward deployed to Japan and Bahrain. (Heavy lifted to trans-ocean location).
15 Navy Homeports Pacific Northwest 2 x CVN 4 x DDG Hampton Roads 6 x CVN 26 x CRUDES 11 x AMPHIB Naples/Gaeta 1 x LCC San Diego 2 x CVN 21 x CRUDES 15 x AMPHIB 6 x LCS 3 x MCM Rota 4 x DDG Mayport 5 x CRUDES 3 x AMPHIB 2 x LCS 3 x PC Bahrain 4 x MCM 10 x PC Singapore 1 x LCS Japan 1 x CVN 11 x CRUDES 4 x AMPHIB 4 x MCM 1 x LCC Pearl Harbor 9 x DDG
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17 Surface Warfare Officer The Path to Qualification: 1160 Designator (Officer in Training for Surface Warfare) Attend Basic Division Officer Course 9 Week Classroom & Simulator Regimen Engineering, Navigation, Shiphandling, Seamanship & Leadership Attend Junior Officer of the Deck (JOOD Course) Pilot 3 Week Classroom & Shiphandling Simulator Classroom Training in Six Principles of Bridge Watchstanding 50 Hours of Hands-On Shipboard Simulator Scenarios Course Expected to Evolve to 6 Weeks Report Aboard Assigned Ship for First Division Officer Tour
18 Surface Warfare Officer The Path to Qualification: BDOC Training Reinforced during First Division Officer Tour Actualize Administrative & Leadership Skills Practical Training in Engineering and Damage Control Qualify as Combat Information Center Watch Officer Qualify as Officer of the Deck (OOD Inport & Underway) Preliminary Training as Warfare Coordinator (Tactical Action Officer) Complete First Division Officer Tour (approx. 2 Years) Attend Advanced Division Officer Course Expands Upon Fundamentals Learned and Development of Technical & Tactical Skills Requalification as OOD on a New Platform (Ship) Facilitate Qualification as Engineering Officer of the Watch (EOOW) Provide Advanced Tactical Training for Qualification as a Warfare Coordinator (TAO) Report Aboard New Ship for Second Division Officer Tour
19 Career Path Notional Timeline Division Officer (2 tours) Shore Duty (1-2 tours) Department Head (2 tours) Shore Duty (2-3 tours) Executive Officer / Commanding Officer (2 tours) Shore Duty (1-2 tours) ~16 ~19 ENS LTJG LT LCDR CDR CAPT A typical SWO spends about half of a career on sea duty Multiple sea tours of increasing responsibility/rank Shore schools & experience influence future sea & shore billets Performance drives selection and opportunity in assignments John Paul Jones once said: Heed my call, Come to the sea. Come sail with me!
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