Naval Operations Concept - Defense Technical Information Center
Naval Operations Concept - Defense Technical Information Center
Naval Operations Concept - Defense Technical Information Center
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for developing Service-specific operational concepts and experimenting<br />
within core competencies, supporting joint concept development with<br />
Service experimentation, providing feedback from the field, supporting<br />
joint experimentation, joint testing and evaluation, and overseeing integration<br />
of validated joint DCRs” (DOTMLPF change recommendations). 35<br />
NOC 10 provides the overarching concept that informs naval participation<br />
in joint concept development and experimentation. The material<br />
contained in NOC 10 is to be used in two mutually informative ways.<br />
First, it will guide how the <strong>Naval</strong> Service organizes, deploys, and employs<br />
current and programmed capabilities to accomplish near-term (inside the<br />
FYDP) implementation of A Cooperative Strategy for 21 st Century Seapower<br />
(CS-21). Second, it will guide our participation in the JOpsC development<br />
process, experimentation, and assessment to support long-term<br />
(beyond the FYDP) joint capability development. Both of these applications<br />
will require development of supporting concepts of operation (CONOPS),<br />
whereby approved concepts are applied against likely scenarios in order<br />
to inform both near-term and long-term DOTMLPF changes.<br />
Annex A Relationship of <strong>Naval</strong> <strong>Operations</strong> <strong>Concept</strong> 2010