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Naval Operations Concept 2010 Table : Naval Forces Alignment with the Maritime Strategy Naval Forces Core Capabilities Forward Presence Maritime Security HA/DR Sea Control Power Projection Deterrence Aircraft Carriers X X X X X Aircraft X X X X X X Amphibious Ships X X X X X X SSNs X X X X X SSGNs X X X X SSBNs X X Large Surface Combatants X X X X X Small Surface Combatants X X X Major Cutters X X X X X Patrol Craft X X X X X Combat Logistics Force X X X X X Hospital Ships X X Maritime Prepositioning X X X JHSV X X X Command and Support X Icebreakers 31 X X X X X
Summary NOC 10 describes who we are as a Naval Service, what we believe, where we operate, and what we provide the Nation. In this era of strategic uncertainty, regionally concentrated and globally distributed naval forces are uniquely capable of preventing conflict and, when necessary, prevailing in war. The ability to overcome diplomatic, geographic, and military impediments to access is critical to projecting power overseas in support of U.S national interests and those of its allies and partners. Naval forces use the sea as maneuver space to overcome these impediments and to respond effectively to a broad range of nuclear, conventional and irregular challenges. To this end, the core capabilities in the Maritime Strategy—forward presence, maritime security, HA/DR, sea control, power projection and deterrence—manifest in the Naval Service, serving to promote peace and prosperity for the common good of the global community. The Naval Service operates in a security environment characterized by an increasing number of concurrent, diverse challenges, perpetrated by both state and non-state actors, that is evolving toward a new multi-polar balance of global power. The Naval Service recognizes the importance of allies and partners in this environment, and is committed to collaboratively building the interoperability and capacity necessary to share the burden of achieving global maritime security and providing for the common defense of like-minded nations. The Naval Service capabilities presented in NOC 10 represent a balance carefully designed to address the requirement to concurrently enhance global maritime security, prevent and respond to crises, and defeat very capable adversaries in accordance with the concept. The ideas in NOC 10 will be refined over time through wargaming, experimentation, operational analysis and practical experience—ultimately resulting in changes to the way naval forces are employed. That said, it is unlikely such refinements will diminish the requirement for naval forces in the foreseeable future. Most importantly, NOC 10 underscores that Sailors, Marines and Coast Guardsmen are, and will always be, the foundation of the Naval Service. They possess the willpower, creativity, inspiration, reason, knowledge, and experience to overcome adversity and accomplish any task. They are the driving force behind successful implementation of the Maritime Strategy.
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