2016 NSW Public Affairs Presentation.pptx
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The document outlines the history and organizational structure of naval special warfare, detailing its evolution from motor torpedo boat squadrons and underwater demolition teams to the establishment of SEAL teams and SWCC ratings. It highlights the personnel composition, training pipelines for SEALs and SWCC operators, and their global operational roles, including various craft and mobility systems. The overall emphasis is on the premier status of naval special warfare as a special operations force within the maritime domain.
2016 NSW Public Affairs Presentation.pptx
- 1. NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE CDR Jason Salata 22 August 2016 The overall classification of this brief is: UNCLASSIFIED
- 2. OUR HISTORY AND HERITAGE UNCLASSIFIED 1940 –1959 - Motor Torpedo Boat Squadrons (1940) - Scouts & Raiders (1942) - Navy Combat Demolition Units (1943) -Underwater Demolition Teams (1944) 1960 – 1979 - SEAL Teams 1, 2 (1960) - Boat Support Units 1, 2; Mission Support Teams (1964) 1980 – 2000 - Naval Special Warfare Command 2001 - Navy establishes SEAL (SO) & SWCC (SB) ratings (2006)
- 3. Naval Special Warfare is a premier, full spectrum Special Operations Force with absolute primacy in the maritime domain. Our flagship weapon system and capital resource are our People – selected, trained and empowered with the will, skill and character to achieve critical operational objectives and effects in the most demanding and sensitive environments. NSW’s warrior ethos underpins our character, and is nested in the values of our Nation, the Navy and U.S. Special Operations Command. VISION UNCLASSIFIED
- 4. UNCLASSIFIED PEOPLE Little Creek, VA Coronado, CA Stennis, MS Pearl Harbor, Hawaii 7,851 Active Duty 2,729 SEALs 775 SWCC 4,347 CS/CSS 1,206 Civilians 784 Reservists 9,841 Total Personnel Sep 2015 NSW = 11% OF TOTAL USSOCOM FORCES LESS THAN 2% OF USN FORCES
- 5. SEAL TEAM 1 Troop (3 x Plt) 2 Troop (3 x Plt) 3 Troop (3 x Plt) O5 Command 160+ SEALs
- 6. NSW ORGANIZATION NSW GROUP ONE NSW GROUP TWO NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE CENTER SEAL Teams Surface Subsurface Test & Evaluate Training Special Activities NSW GROUP THREE NSW GROUP FOUR NSW GROUP TEN NSW GROUP ELEVEN NSW DEVELOPMENT GROUP Reserve Component NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE COMMAND SEAL TEAM 1, 3, 5, 7 SEAL TEAM 2, 4, 8, 10 TRADET 1 TRADET 2 NSWU 2, 4, 10 NSWU 1, 3 DET LCRK TRADET 3 SDVT-1 SRT 1, 2 NAVSCIATTS SBT 12, 20, 22 CEU MSC BTC SEAL TEAM 17, 18 ATC TAC D & E 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 UNCLASSIFIED 1 x O3 PAO 1 x E7 3 x E4-E6 1 x O3 PAO 1 x E7 3 x E4-E6 1 x O3 PAO 1 x E7 1 x E7 PAO 1 x O5 PAO (R) 2 x O3 PAO (R) 1 x CIV PAO 3 x E4-E7 1 x O3 PAO 1 x E6
- 7. 63 weeks SEAL PIPELINE 22 wks 21 wks Basic Training Advanced Training Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL SEAL Qualification Training 9 wks 8 wks Center NSW Prep 3 wks NSW Orientation JOTC 5 wks 7 wks 7 wks 7 wks 1st 2nd 3rd
- 8. 7 wks 7 wks Basic Training Advanced Training Basic Crewman Training Basic Crewman Qualification Training 35 weeks 8 wks Center 3 wks NSW Preparation NSW Basic Orientation Basic Training SERE Training 3 wks Advanced Crewman Qualification Training 7 wks UNCLASSIFIED SWCC PIPELINE
- 9. NSWU1 (PACOM) GUAM NSWU3 (CENTCOM) BAHRAIN NSWU 2 (EUCOM) / NSWU 10 (AFRICOM) GERMANY NSWU 4 (SOUTHCOM) VIRGINIA FORCE LAYDOWN: Forward deployed units aligned with, supporting Geographic Combatant Commanders and Theater Special Operations Commanders. NSW GLOBAL OPERATIONS
- 10. Combatant Craft Assault (CCA) SEAL Insertion, Observation, and Neutralization (SEALION) Craft Combatant Craft Medium (CCM ) Mk 1 MOBILITY AND ACCESS: SURFACE CRAFT
- 11. DDS Onboard SSGN (LVHS) DDS Workhorse, either dual or single shelter capable SEAL Delivery Vehicle (SDV) Legacy Workhorse, replace with SWCS, EOS 2020 Shallow Water Combat Submersible IOC in FY17 Dry Combat Submersible Two prototype test vessels purchased (S351, Button 5.60) Launch and mobility in the A2/AD environment, providing capabilities available nowhere else in Navy/DoD MOBILITY AND ACCESS: UNDERSEA
- 12. EXPOSURE
- 13. QUESTIONS