LIST OF MAJOR DEPT. OF NAVY ORGANIZATIONS
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LIST OF MAJOR DEPT. OF NAVY
ORGANIZATIONS
DON Organizations
The Department of the Navy employs over 180,000 in its civilian workforce worldwide. Our
civilian employees work side-by-side with the world’s best Navy and Marine Corps military
service members in our Nation’s defense.
Below are our Major Claimant (Command) organizations, their express mission and web site,
if available:
NAVY SECRETARIAT AND STAFF (NV12) http://www.navy.mil
The Navy Secretariat provides the overall direction to the
Department of the Navy. The Secretariat includes the offices of the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Financial Management and
Comptroller; Installations & Environment; Manpower & Reserve
Affairs; Research, Development, & Acquisition; and the
Office of the General Counsel. Other Secretariat staff offices
include the Naval Audit Service, Naval Criminal Investigative
Service, and JAG.
CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS (NV11) no
public web accessThe Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) is the senior military officer in
the Navy. The CNO is a four-star admiral and is responsible to the
Secretary of the Navy for the command, employment of resources
and operating efficiency of the operating forces of the Navy and of
Navy shore activities assigned by the Secretary.
A member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the CNO is the principal
naval advisor to the President and to the Secretary of the Navy
on the conduct of war and
naval activities within the DON.
Assistants are the Vice Chief of Naval Operations (VCNO), the
Deputy Chiefs of Naval Operations (DCNOs) and a number of other
ranking officers. These officers and their staffs are collectively known
as the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OpNav).
U.S. MARINE CORPS (NV27) http://www.usmc.mil
Marines are warriors. Comprised of smart, highly adaptable men and
women, the Marine Corps serves as the aggressive tip of the U.S.
military spear. They are a smaller, faster, more dynamic force than
any other in the American arsenal, and the only forward-deployed
force designed for expeditionary operations by
air, land, or sea. Working to overcome disadvantage and turn conflict
into victory, they accomplish great things, and they do so together.
OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH (NV14)
http://www.onr.navy.mil
ONR sponsors science and technology in support of the U.S. Navy
and Marine Corps. ONR funds work at more than 450 universities,
laboratories, and other organizations that has resulted in 50 Nobel
prizes. From oceanography, advanced materials, sensors, and
robotics to biomedical science and technology; from electronics,
surveillance, and neurotechnology
to manufacturing technology and information science; from
advanced combat systems to other technologies for ships,
submarines, aircraft, and ground vehicles; from developments in
the Global Positioning System to laser dynamics, ONR has
sponsored thousands of discoveries and products used every
day around the world.
OFFICE OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE (NV15)
http://www.nmic.navy.milONI supports joint operational commanders with a worldwide,
integrated workforce of active duty, reserve, officer and enlisted and
civilian professionals. At the National Maritime Intelligence Center
(NMIC), ONI brings military and civilian employees into a single
command to provide "one-stop shopping" for national level maritime
intelligence. The NMIC also hosts the Marine Corps
Intelligence Activity (MCIA), the Coast Guard Intelligence
Coordination Center (ICC), and the Naval Information Warfare
Activity (NIWA).
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY (NV18)
http://navymedicine.med.navy.mil/
The Naval Medical Command provides high quality, economical
health care to approximately 700,000 active duty Navy and Marine
Corps members, as well as 2.6 million retired and family members at
a little more than half the national per capita average cost. This care
is provided while supporting contingency, humanitarian and joint
operations around the world with highly
trained, dedicated health care professionals adhering to the
principles of Total Quality Leadership.
NAVAL AIR SYSTEMS COMMAND (NV19)
http://www.navair.navy.mil
The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) provides advanced
warfare technology to the American war fighter through mastery of
six broad categories of Naval Aviation technologies: Sensors,
Aircraft, Weapons, Training, Launch & Recovery, and
Communications. The organization employs about 25,000 people
working at eight principal continental United States sites and two
principal sites overseas, each providing an indispensable piece of
the advanced warfare equation. NAVAIR is headquartered at
Patuxent River, Maryland.
NAVAIR integrates the unique engineering, development, testing
and management capabilities at each of the sites to deliver
airborne weapons systems that are technologically superior and
readily available. NAVAIR's full-sprectrum approach positions the
command to deliver naval aviation solutions at optimal costs and
provide support for vital programs.
BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL (NV22)
http://www.npc.navy.milThe mission of BUPERS is to support the needs of the Navy by
providing the Fleet with the right person in the right place at the
right time. The organization strives to satisfy our Sailors' quality of
service by providing them with meaningful and rewarding
career opportunities, promoting and retaining the best, and
ensuring fair and equitable treatment of all hands at all times.
BUPERS’ dual focus of concentrating on the Fleet's needs while
advocating for Sailors is reflected in our mission statement,
"Mission First ... Sailors Always."
NAVAL SUPPLY SYSTEMS COMMAND (NV23)
https://www.navsup.navy.mil
NAVSUP provides U.S. naval forces with quality supplies and
services. Employing a worldwide work force of more than 24,000
military and civilian personnel, NAVSUP oversees logistics
programs in the areas of supply operations, conventional
ordnance, contracting, resale, fuel, transportation, and security
assistance. In addition, NAVSUP is responsible for quality-of-life
issues for our naval forces, including food service, postal
services, Navy Exchanges, and movement of household goods.
NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS COMMAND (NV24)
http://www.navsea.navy.mil
NAVSEA engineers, builds and supports America's Fleet of ships
and combat systems. NAVSEA's world-class team of
professionals provides virtual support anywhere and anytime to
ensure the Fleet remains ready and capable, operating around
the globe.
NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND (NV25)
http://www.navfac.navy.mil
The Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) manages the
planning, design, construction, and provides public works support for
U.S. Naval shore installations around the world. NAVFAC provides
Navy and Marine Corps forces with the operating, support and
training bases they need when they are home ... from the sea. As an
integral member of the Navy and
Marine Corps team, NAVFAC offers and delivers timely and
effective facilities engineering solutions worldwide.
STRATEGIC SYSTEMS PROGRAMS OFFICE (NV30)
no public web accessThe Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) team is dedicated to serving
our Nation by providing credible and affordable seabased deterrent
missile systems. Assigned the highest national priority, SSP has life
cycle responsibility of the TRIDENT I (C4) and TRIDENT II (D5)
Strategic Weapons Systems (SWS). SSP directs the research,
development, production, logistic support, sustaining engineering
effort, test and evaluation of the TRIDENT SWS. This includes
direction of research, development, manufacture, test evaluation
and operational support of the
TRIDENT missiles, planning and directing the development of
training systems and equipment, and technical training of
personnel; and installation of necessary support facilities. SSP is
also the Executive Agent for the US/UK POLARIS Sales Agreement,
SSGN Attack Weapons System Integrator, and the Navy’s Executive
Agent for arms control treaty implementation and compliance.
MILITARY SEALIFT COMMAND (NV33)
http://www.msc.navy.mil
The Military Sealift Command is the transportation provider for the
Department of Defense, with the responsibility of providing strategic
sealift and ocean transportation for all military forces overseas. MSC
is a U.S. Navy command and is one of three component commands
reporting to the joint service U.S.
Transportation Command,
known as USTRANSCOM.
SPACE AND NAVAL WARFARE SYSTEMS COMMAND
(NV39) http://enterprise.spawar.navy.mil
SPAWAR's mission is to provide the warfighter with knowledge
superiority by delivering systems of command, control,
communications, computer, intelligence and surveillance. By
providing effective information technology and space systems,
SPAWAR helps the Navy and Defense Department communicate
and share critical information.
NAVY SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT ACTIVITY (NV41) no
public web accessCOMMANDER, U.S. FLEET FORCES (NV60)
http://www.cffc.navy.mil/
The U.S. Fleet Forces Command provides fully trained, combat
ready forces to support United States and NATO commanders in
regions of conflict throughout the world. On the home front, the U.S.
Fleet Forces Command deters, detects, and defends against
homeland maritime threats and enemies. U.S. Fleet Forces
Command oversees more than 111,000 Officer and Enlisted
personnel, and 18,500 civilian employees stationed worldwide.
This Echelon II command also establishes, coordinates, and
implements Navy-wide policies for manning, equipping and
training Atlantic and Pacific Fleet units preparing for deployment.
The objective of the U.S. Fleet Forces Command is to ensure a
unified Navy that, although deploying from different coasts,
completes common training, executes similar tactics, techniques,
and procedures, and operates seamlessly around the world. The
Fleet’s current and future major occupations include information
technology and telecommunication positions, engineers and
engineering technicians, physical scientists and oceanographers,
and many other challenging fields.
U.S. NAVAL FORCES, EUROPE (NV61) no
public web access
It is the responsibility of the Commander, U.S. Naval Forces, Europe
to fulfill requirements of the Commander, U.S. European
Command and support the Navy's mission as defined by the Chief
of Naval Operations by: shaping the environment through forward
engagement; responding early to the full spectrum of crises and
transitioning instantaneously from peace to war; preparing now for
an uncertain future by operating, training,
maintaining and sustaining combat-ready Naval forces and a
streamlined support infrastructure; and protecting and caring for
our people and their families.
NAVAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING COMMAND (NV62)
https://www.cnet.navy.mil/
The Naval Education and Training Command is responsible for the
education and training of Navy and Marine Corps personnel, both
officers and enlisted. It oversees a network of training and education
programs and activities that encompass both shore
facilities from coast to coast and ships
at sea.NAVAL SECURITY GROUP COMMAND (NV69)
http://www.hqcnsg.navy.mil
The Naval Security Group Command performs cryptologic and
related functions, approves requirements for the use of existing
capabilities and resources, coordinates the execution of approved
programs, and is responsible for service-wide primary
support of the shore activities of
Command.
COMMANDER, U.S. PACIFIC FLEET (NV70)
http://www.cpf.navy.mil/
The mission of the Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet, is to support the
U.S. Pacific Command's theater strategy, and to provide
interoperable, trained, and combat-ready naval forces to the Fleet
and other U.S.-unified commanders. PACFLT's role has transitioned
from that of warfighter to that of force-provider, sustainer and trainer
for the unified commanders. The net effect
of this change is that the operational chains of command are now
shorter and more direct, while PACFLT and other force providers
are able to focus on maintaining readiness.
NAVAL RESERVE FORCE (NV72)
http://navyreserve.navy.mil/
The U.S. Naval Reserve Force provides mission-capable units and
individuals to the Navy and Marine Corps Team throughout
the full range of operations from peace to war. Commands the
Naval Reserve Force claimant include both aviation and surface
forces with locations throughout the country.
NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE COMMAND (NV74)
https://www.navsoc.navy.mil/
The mission of the Naval Special Warfare Command is to prepare
forces to carry out assigned missions and to develop special
operations strategy, doctrine, and tactics. The Command
operationally controls and is responsible for the administration,
training, maintenance, support and readiness of all active-duty
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