Surface Warfa re Global Engagement Through Forward Presence

Surface Warfa re Global Engagement Through Forward Presence Maritime Land Attack Theater Air

Surface Warfare Missions Amphib Ops Strike AAW, ASu. W MIO/FP

Power Projection!

We Maintain Freedom of the Seas! n n Forward Deployed to World Hotspots Key Instrument of U. S. Foreign Policy Baltops Adriatic Sea South Med Sea Caribbean/ Haiti Operations Black Sea Arabian Gulf Red Sea Somalia East Pacific South Atlantic/ UNITAS Korea Sea of Japan & Straits of Taiwan

Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) Surface Navy Contributions -Superior Readiness – Immediate Response -Strike Groups (CSG, ESG, SSG) -Theater Missile Defense -Maritime Interdiction Operations (MIO) -Escort Operations -Tomahawk Strike -Force Protection

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AIRCRAFT CARRIERS CV CVN

Aircraft Carriers • Mission • to provide credible, sustainable, independent forward presence and conventional deterrence in peacetime • to operate as the cornerstone of joint/allied maritime expeditionary forces in times of crisis • to operate and support aircraft attacks on enemies, protect friendly forces and engage in sustained independent operations in war

Aircraft Carriers • • • Carry strike and fighter aircraft - AAW Anti-submarine capabilities with helicopters Command control center of the Carrier Strike Group • CRUDESGRU Staff and DESRON Staff embarked • Carrier Air Wing and Staff embarked

Aircraft Carriers • NIMITZ Class (CVN) • Nine operational (CVN 68 - CVN 76) • GEORGE H. W. BUSH (CVN 77) under construction • Crew size: • Ship’s Company - 3, 200 • Air Wing - 2, 480 • Engineering • 2 nuclear reactors and 4 shafts • Armament: • 3 NATO Sea Sparrow launchers • 20 mm Phalanx CIWS mounts (3 vs. 4 on later ships)

NIMITZ Class • • • Speed • 30+ knots Aircraft total • 85 Cost • $4. 5 billion each

TICONDEROGA CLASS CRUISER CG-47

Cruisers • Mission • multi-mission (AAW, ASUW, STRIKE, COMMAND and CONTROL) • support Carrier Strike Groups or Amphibious Forces, Flagships for surface action groups, and may operate independently • ADC/SHOTGUN/MIO/PLANE GUARD • NSFS • Theater Ballistic Missile Defense platforms (comprised of 2 ships w/SM-3)

TICONDEROGA Class • 27 ships (CG 47 - 73) • Crew size: • Officers - 24 • Enlisted - 340 • Engineering • 4 GE LM 2500 Gas Turbine engines, 2 shafts • Aircraft: • 2 SH-60 (all other classes) • Speed: • 30+ knots • Cost: $1 billion each

TICONDEROGA Class • AEGIS WEAPONS SYSTEM (AWS) • AN/SPY-1 B Radar • Track up to 900 contacts at distance of up to 256 nm • MK 41 VLS • 122 MISSILE CELLS • TOMAHAWKS, SM 2’S, VLA • 8 HARPOON • 2 MK 45 5’ 54” GUNS • 2 MK 15 CIWS Mounts • MK 48 Torpedoes • 2 SH-60 B HELOS • Hellfire • Penguin missiles

ARLEIGH BURKE CLASS DESTROYER DDG 51

ARLEIGH BURKE Class • Mission • Safeguard larger ships in fleet/Battle Group • MIO/Independent OPS/Plane Guard • Primarily ASW platform • Can perform multi-missions (ASW, AAW, ASUW, STRIKE, NSFS)

BURKE Class • • 50 ships in the fleet today (DDG 51 - 101) 6 ships currently under construction (DDG 101 - 105) • Crew size: • Officers - 23 • Enlisted - 300 • Engineering • 4 GE LM 2500 Gas Turbine engines, 2 shafts • Aircraft: • DDG 51 -78: none but coordinate efforts with SH 60 s for ASW • DDG 79 -105: embark 2 SH-60 Bs • Speed: • 30+ knots

Burke Class • AEGIS WEAPONS SYSTEM (AWS) • AN/SPY-1 D Radar • 90 MISSILE CELLS • SM 2, TOMAHAWK • 8 Harpoon • 6 MK-46 Torpedoes • 1 MK 45 5’ 54” Gun Mount • 2 20 mm CIWS Mounts • Flight IIA (DDG 79 -105): • Hangar to support helos

OLIVER HAZARD PERRY Class FRIGATES FFG-7

PERRY Class • Mission • ASW for amphibious expeditionary forces, underway replenishment groups, and merchant convoys • Drug Ops • limited role in AAW, ASUW, ESCORT DUTY

PERRY Class • 30 ships in the fleet today (FFG 8 - 61) • Crew size: • Officers - 13 • Enlisted - 287 • Engineering • 2 GE LM 2500 Gas Turbine engines, 1 shaft, 2 Auxiliary Propulsion Units • Aircraft: • 2 SH-60 s / 1 SH-2 (varies with platform) • Speed: • 30+ knots

PERRY Class • WEAPONS SYSTEM • 76 MM Gun • 1 20 mm CIWS Mount

AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE LHA/LHD LPD LSD LCAC LCM/LCU

LHA-1/LHD-1 AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT PRIMARY LANDING SHIPS FOR MEU ASSAULT OPS

TARAWA Class (LHA-1) • • • 5 total (LHA 1 -5) Older but effective combine operations with LPD and LSD medical, C&C, cargo 2 boilers, 2 shafts, 24 kts max ship’s company = 82 O/883 E transport 1, 900 troops 22 helicopters and 6 Harriers 4 LCUs or 1 LCAC 2 RAM launchers, 2 CIWS, 6 25 mm guns

WASP Class (LHD-1) • • • 6 total (LHD 1 -6) Newer version of LHA expanded medical, C&C, LCACs 2 boilers, 2 shafts, 22 kts ship’s company = 104 O/ 1, 004 E transport 1, 894 troops 2 LCUs or 3 LCACs 30 helicopters and 6 -8 Harriers 2 NATO Sea Sparrow launchers, 3 CIWS mounts, eight 50 cal machine guns

LPD - 4 AUSTIN CLASS AMPHIBIOUS TRANSPORT DOCK TROOP ( EQUIPMENT, VEHICLES) TRANSPORT LPD - 17 SAN ANTONIO CLASS

AUSTIN Class (LPD-4) • • 11 ships total (LPD 4 -15) 2 boilers, 2 shafts, 21 kts max ship’s company = 24 O/396 E transport 900 troops 6 CH-46 1 LCU or 2 LCAC 2 25 mm guns, 2 CIWS, 8 50 cal guns

SAN ANTONIO Class (LPD-17) • • 2 Ships commissioned 8 to be built • state-of-the-art self defense caps • Command Control upgrade • quality of life 4 turbo diesels, 2 shafts, 22+ kts ship’s company = 32 O/463 E transport 720 troops 4 CH-46 / 2 MV-22 1 LCU or 2 LCAC

LSD ANCHORAGE CLASS WHIDBEY ISLAND CLASS HARPERS FERRY CLASS DOCK LANDING SHIP SUPPORT AMPHIBIOUS OPS INCLUDING LCAC, LCU, AND HELO LANDINGS

LCU LANDING CRAFT UTILLITY TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL FROM SHIP/SHORE

LCU 1610, 1627, 1646 Class • • • Landing craft used in WWII 2 diesels, 2 shafts, 11 kts • 1800 miles at 8 kts 125 tons of cargo / 13 HMMWVs ship’s company = 1 CPO/13 E troop transport - 440 two 12. 7 mm guns

LCAC LANDING CRAFT AIR CUSHION

LCAC • • Mission - High Speed Transport • over the horizon capability • achieve tactical surprise • no concerns with tidal conditions • can challenge obstacles up to 4 ft in height 50+ knots carry 24 troops and 60 -75 tons of rolling stock (9 HMMWVs) stock of personal weapons - 9 mm

MINE WARFARE MCM MHC

AVENGER Class (MCM-1) • • Mine Countermeasures Ship Clear mines from vital waterways Class designed as mine hunter-killers capable of finding, classifying, and destroying moored and bottom mines • use sonar and video systems, cable cutters and mine detonating device released/detonated via remote control 14 ships total (MCM 1 -14) 4 diesels, 2 shafts, 14 kts ship’s company = 8 O/ 76 E two 50 cal guns

OSPREY Class (MHC-51) • • • Clear mines from vital waterways Class designed as mine hunter-killers capable of finding, classifying, and destroying moored and bottom mines • 15 Day endurance • utilize sonar and video systems, cable cutters and mine detonating device released/detonated via remote control 12 ships total (MCH 51 -62) 2 diesels, 2 shafts, 10 kts ship’s company = 5 O/ 46 E two 50 cal guns

NAVY’S VISION IN 21 st CENTURY

DD (X) • • In development stages Part of a family of new ships • Cruiser • Amphib • Littoral Combat Ship

DD (X) • • • 5’ 54 Gun Tomahawk Sea Sparrow Advanced Land Attack Missile Small radar cross-section Quiet