DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
COMMANDER, NAVAL SURFACE FORCE
UNITED STATES PACIFIC FLEET
2841 RENDOVA ROAD
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92155-5490
COMMANDER
NAVAL SURFACE FORCE ATLANTIC
1430 MITSCHER AVE
NORFOLK, VA 23551-2494
IN REPLY REFERENCEER TO
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COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANT INSTRUCTION 3500.11
From:
Commander, Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet
Commander, Naval Surface Force Atlantic
Subj:
SURFACE FORCE EXERCISE MANUAL
Ref:
(a) COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANTINST 3502.3
1. Purpose. This is a joint Commander, Naval Surface Force, U.S.
Pacific Fleet (COMNAVSURFPAC)/Commander, Naval Surface Force
Atlantic (COMNAVSURFLANT) instruction to promulgate a Surface Force
Exercise Manual (SFEM) to be used by Naval Surface Force ships,
staffs, and units in execution of the Fleet Response Plan (FRP).
The FRP provides adaptable, flexible and sustainable naval forces
to support the needs of Combatant Commanders and maintain a global
forward presence.
2. Scope. This instruction applies to all COMNAVSURFPAC and
COMNAVSURFLANT ships (LHD/A, CG, DDG, FFG, LSD, LPD, MCM, PC)
except LCS.
3. Discussion. This instruction provides guidance for the conduct
of Surface Force unit level training for all ships and units of the
Naval Surface Force.
4. Administration. COMNAVSURFPAC is responsible for the
administration and update of this instruction.
5. Action. Ensure widest dissemination and implementation of this
instruction.
M. S. BEAVER
Chief of Staff
R. I. KITCHENER
Chief of Staff
Distribution:
Electronic only, via COMNAVSURFPAC Directives website:
https://www.surfor.navy.mil/directives/default/aspx
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Chapter 1.........................................................1-1
SURFACE FORCE TRAINING POLICY...................................1-1
101. Surface Force Unit Level Training Strategy..............1-1
102. Surface Force Training Process and FRTP Phases..........1-2
103. Exit Criteria...........................................1-7
104. FRTP Training Process Variations........................1-7
105. Training Accomplishment Reporting.......................1-8
106. Simulation Based Training...............................1-8
107. Live Firing Requirements................................1-9
108. Monthly Inport Training Events (MITEs)..................1-10
109. TYCOM Formal Schools Requirements.......................1-10
110. Level of Knowledge (LOK) Exams..........................1-13
Chapter 2.........................................................2-1
SURFACE FORCE TRAINING RESPONSIBILITIES.........................2-1
201. Commander, Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet/
.
Atlantic (COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANT).................2-1
202. Commander Navy Cyber Force Command......................2-2
203. Naval Education and Training Command (NETC).............2-2
204. ADCON Chain of Command..................................2-2
205. Afloat Training Groups..................................2-3
206. Engineering Assessments.................................2-4
207. Tactical Training Group Pacific/Atlantic (TTGP/L).......2-5
208. Commanding Officer......................................2-5
209. Training Officer........................................2-6
Chapter 3.........................................................3-1
MISSION AREA CERTIFICATION CRITERIA.............................3-1
301. Certification, Advanced and Repetitive Exercises........3-1
302. Ship Class Mission Area Alignment.......................3-2
303. Force Maintenance and Material Management (3M)..........3-3
304. Aviation (AIR)..........................................3-4
305. Amphibious Warfare (AMW)................................3-7
306. Anti-Terrorism (AT).....................................3-10
307. Air Warfare (AW)........................................3-12
308. Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD).........................3-15
309. Communications (COMMS)..................................3-16
310. Cryptologic Warfare (CRY)...............................3-18
311. Electronic Warfare (EW).................................3-19
312. Explosive Safety (EXPSAF)...............................3-22
313. Medical (FSO-M).........................................3-23
314. Intelligence (INT)......................................3-24
315. Mine Warfare (MIW)......................................3-25
316. Damage Control (MOB-D)..................................3-26
317. Engineering (MOB-E).....................................3-27
318. Navigation (MOB-N)......................................3-28
319. Seamanship (MOB-S)......................................3-29
320. Search and Rescue (SAR).................................3-31
321. Strike Warfare/Harpoon (STW)............................3-32
322. Force Supply Management (SUP)...........................3-33
323. Surface Warfare (SW)....................................3-34
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324.
325.
Undersea Warfare (USW)..................................3-37
Visit, Boarding, Search, and Seizure (VBSS).............3-39
Appendix A........................................................A-1
SAMPLE MESSAGE REPORTS..........................................A-1
Basic Phase Certification Plan of Action and Milestones.......A-2
Basic Phase Training Certification Plan.......................A-4
1.1 Material Readiness Certification Completion Report........A-6
Engineering Operations Certification (EOC) 1.4
.
Quicklook Report..............................................A-8
Basic Phase Training Completion Risk Report...................A-10
Basic Phase Training Completion Report........................A-14
Certification Validation (CV) Completion Report...............A-17
Certification Recommendation Message..........................A-19
Risk Assessment Mitigation Message Format.....................A-21
Feedback Report...............................................A-22
Appendix B........................................................B-1
NAVAL SURFACE FIRE SUPPORT (NSFS) QUALIFICATIONS................B-1
NSFS Qualification............................................B-1
NSFS Proficiency..............................................B-1
NSFS and Naval Fire Control System (NFCS) Team Training.......B-2
Shore Fire Control Party Training Support.....................B-7
Appendix C........................................................C-1
TRAINING AND OPERATIONAL READINESS INFORMATION
. SERVICES (TORIS)................................................C-1
TORIS.........................................................C-1
TFOM CALCULATIONS METHODOLOGY.................................C-1
Appendix D........................................................D-1
FORWARD DEPLOYED NAVAL FORCES (FDNF) WESTPAC....................D-1
INTRODUCTION..................................................D-1
FONF TRAINING ROLE............................................D-1
FONF TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR THE BASIC PHASE................D-1
RESPONSIBLITIES...............................................D-2
Appendix E........................................................E-1
LIST OF ACRONYMS................................................E-1
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Chapter 1
SURFACE FORCE TRAINING POLICY
Ref:
(a) COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANT INSTRUCTION 3502.3
(b) COMFLTFORCOMINST 3501.3C
(c) Afloat Training Group Pacific User Guide
Instruction 3502.1 (Series)
(d) Afloat Training Group Atlantic User Guide
(e) COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANTINST 3500.10
(f) COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANTINST 4700.1
(g) COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANTINST 3361.1
(h) COMNAVSURFORINST 8820.1B
(i) COMNAVSURFORINST 8820.2B
50%
AWP lock
80%
AWP lock
100%
AWP lock
READ-E 1
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13
14
Sustainment
Phase
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READ-E 2 READ-E 3
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Deployment
TYCOM / INSURV
Material Inspection
READ-E 5
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Sust
Phase
READ-E 4
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27
Shakedown
Phase
Maintenance
Phase
READ-E 6
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4
Basic
Phase
TSRA 1
TSRA 2
LOA
TSRA 3
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6
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Int / Adv
Phase
Int /
Adv
(Tier 2) Phase
TSRA 4
Ph 2 Crew KTR
Cert / Fast Sea
Cruise Trials
MI Prep Time
Tier 1 and Tier 2
Material Checks
3 weeks
7
Basic
Phase
(Tier 1)
TSRA 5
READ-E 7
CMAV
TYCOM
Sea
Trials
MI SOE
Rehearsal
MI
4 weeks
Maintenance
Period
Tier 2 Mat’l Validation
TSRA 4
3-5 weeks
Figure 1-1.
101.
3-4 weeks
27 Month FRP Notional Schedule
SURFACE FORCE UNIT LEVEL TRAINING STRATEGY
1. The Surface Force Exercise Manual (SFEM) is the key training
directive for the Surface Type Commanders (TYCOMs) and fully supports
the Fleet Response Training Plan (FRTP) and meets the readiness
requirements of the Fleet Response Plan (FRP) in conjunction with
executing the notional 27-month schedule provided in Figure 1-1. The
SFEM also supports Forward Deployed Naval Forces by tailoring unitlevel training requirements. The SFEM provides guidance to each ship
for maintaining continuous readiness and certification throughout the
employment cycle using a phased approach to Education, Training,
Assessment, and Certification methodology.
2. As directed in references (a) and (b), this manual serves as the
primary directive for planning, scheduling, and executing all unit
level training requirements within the Surface Force. It provides the
policy and minimum TYCOM mission area proficiency requirements and
guidance to assist in the development of a comprehensive unit level
training program. Each ship’s training program should facilitate
mission readiness by using all tools available and integrating a
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sequence of individual, team, and unit training evolutions in all
required mission areas and core competencies.
3. There are three types of exercises a ship performs throughout the
FRTP: Certification Exercises, Advanced Exercises and Repetitive
Exercises. Certification Exercises (CEs) are conducted in the Basic
Phase and are graded by ATG to support Basic Phase Certification.
Advanced Exercises (AEs) are performed during the Integrate/Advanced
Phase and are either more complex exercises or are exercises that
require multiple units. Repetitive Exercises (REs) are designed to
sustain proficiency. While most are performed during the Sustainment
Phase, some REs will be performed throughout the FRTP.
4. Mission area certification requirements are contained in
Chapter 3. References (c) and (d) as applicable will contain specific
mission area training and assessment execution guidance. All CEs
completed during the Basic Phase must be assessed by Afloat Training
Group (ATG).
5. At the conclusion of the Basic Phase the ship will be designated
as an Independent Unit Ready for Tasking (IURFT) and be ready to
commence Integrated/Advanced and Sustainment Phase training under the
Numbered Fleet Commander (NFC) ready for immediate deployment. IURFT
does not mean a ship is fully trained or proficient in group or other
composite unit operations.
6. In accordance with references (e) and (f), a series of Readiness
Evaluations (READ-E) and Total Ship Readiness Assessments (TSRA)
conducted over the course of the FRTP are designed to assess a ship's
material and training readiness. These assessments provide periodic
feedback to Immediate Superior in Command (ISIC), TYCOM, and others,
and ensure a planned, predictable path to deployed readiness across
all pillars of readiness: Personnel, Equipment, Supply, Training, and
Ordnance (PESTO).
102.
SURFACE FORCE TRAINING PROCESS AND FRTP PHASES
The surface ship readiness strategy is founded on a continuum of
education, training, and assessment throughout the FRTP, with the goal
of producing readiness to execute the current phase of the FRTP and to
be prepared for the next phase. The strategy has a holistic view
across the entire Fleet Training Continuum that is based on four
sequenced skill concentration fields: Individual, Watchteam, Unit,
and Group. It takes a building block approach, and features a welldefined, standard, predictable path to deployment readiness.
1.
Sustainment Phase
a. During sustainment, units/groups will maintain their highest
level of certification until the end of the FRTP or otherwise directed
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by USFF FJO/NFC through the completion of applicable mission area
Repetitive Exercises (REs). A Training Figure of Merit (TFOM) of 80%
in the Mobility Mission Areas shall be maintained at all times.
Tactical Mission Areas will be sustained through training and
conducting deployed missions. Ships shall make all reasonable efforts
to maintain a TFOM of 80% in all tactical mission areas, however, when
operational requirements limit proficiency opportunities, training on
the mission areas required by the Operational Commander shall take
precedence.
b. In order to sustain proficiency ships will use their Training
Teams across all mission areas.
c.
Sustainment Phase message reporting requirements:
(1) READ-E 1 Report - Submitted by ship Commanding Officer
(CO)
(2) READ-E 3 Report - Submitted by TYCOM
2.
Maintenance Phase
a. During the Maintenance Phase, ships focus on individual,
watchteam, and schoolhouse training to build the foundation for unit
level readiness. Ships must maintain capability and proficiency
across the PESTO pillars in AT, FSO-M, MOB-D, 3M, Supply, and
Explosive Safety. TFOM proficiency is attained by maintaining
proficiency in those REs specified in sections 303, 306, 312, 313, 316
and 322 of this manual.
b.
Maintenance Phase message reporting requirements:
(1) 1.1 Material Readiness Certification Completion Report –
Submitted by EAP/EAA
(2) Basic Phase Certification Plan - Submitted by ATG and
endorsed by ISIC
3.
Shakedown Phase
a. The Shakedown Phase verifies the ship's material condition,
supports Basic Phase Training, and ensures that all systems, including
training systems, meet established material condition standards.
b. During this phase, ships must maintain capability and
proficiency across the PESTO pillars in AT, FSO-M, MOB-D, 3M, Supply,
and Explosive Safety. TFOM proficiency is attained by maintaining
proficiency in those REs specified in sections 303, 306, 312, 313, 316
and 322 of this manual.
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4.
Basic Phase
a. Overview. The goal of the Basic Phase is to maintain material
readiness and achieve watch stander and watchteam proficiency in all
Mobility and Unit Tactical mission areas. The Basic Phase focuses on
completion of TYCOM unit level training requirements, which include
adherence to material standards, watch station and watchteam training
(onboard and/or at a schoolhouse), and unit level exercises inport and
at sea. Ships must successfully complete required FRTP unit level
inspections, qualifications, certifications, schools, and assessments.
Unit level proficiency and the creation of a sustainable culture of
learning and self-assessment are the goals of the Basic Phase.
b. Preparation for Basic Phase Training. All watch standers need
to be familiar with governing documents prior to the start of Basic
Phase training.
(1) Standing Orders
(2) Battle Orders
(3) Applicable Ship’s Bills
(4) Applicable directives from higher authority (e.g. NAVDORM,
ASWQ, BMDQ, CMTQ, etc)
(5) Applicable NSTM’s
(6) Applicable NTTP’s and NWP’s
(7) Applicable Navy Wide Standing OPTASKS
(8) Combat System Operational Sequencing System (CSOSS)
(9) Engineering Operational Sequencing System (EOSS)
c. Mission area certification requires the ship to accomplish all
Certification Exercises with a score of 80% (85% for 3M) or higher.
Training and Operational Readiness and Information Services (TORIS)
will assist ATG/ISIC/TYCOM in tracking mission area status through
completion of mission area training certification criteria. Basic
phase completion and a summary of mission area certifications are
granted only when the TYCOM formally declares so via message. Ships
must demonstrate proficiency by successfully completing Mission Area
CEs as specified in Chapter 3 of this manual. Demonstrated
proficiency includes the ability to operate and maneuver safely;
communicate with other units using installed systems; defend
themselves; restore and ensure survivability and sustainability of
unit capabilities; effectively employ equipment, weapons, sensors; and
demonstrate knowledge, skills and abilities in unit level tactics,
techniques, and procedures in individual warfighting/mission areas
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utilizing an appropriate mix of live, virtual and constructive
training methods. The ATG User Guide provides mission area tabs that
fully describe how to complete all blocks of Basic Phase training. In
the event the required level of proficiency cannot be demonstrated in
all mission areas, the ISIC, with ATG’s concurrence, may recommend a
waiver to the TYCOM. Waiver recommendations shall include
justification and future operational impact. Only the TYCOM can waive
Basic Phase training requirements, and approved waivers shall be
documented in the Basic Phase Completion message.
d. Building Block Approach. The Basic Phase Training Strategy is
a building block approach that begins with theory and fundamentals
training, then graduates to individual and watch team operations
training, and then builds watch team proficiency until the team is
ready to demonstrate a certification level of proficiency as
illustrated in Figure 2-1. Each block of training is dependent on the
skills learned in the previous block. As such, there are specific
exit criteria to be met before proceeding, such as a required Level of
Knowledge (LOK) score or drill proficiency level. The ship will not
advance to the next block until all standards are met.
Phase
Maintenance Shakedown
Phase
Phase
Tier 1 - Mobility
Tier
Educate & Train
Group Tactical
Mode
Integrated
Phase
Basic
Phase
Assess
Educate & Train
Assess
Tier 2 – Unit Tactical
Validate
Educate & Train
X.0
Assist Ship in Preparation for Material Checks
X.1
X.2
X.3
X.4
Material Assessment
Theory and Fundamental
Individual and Watch Team Training
Certification/Qualification
Assess
Sustainment
Phase
Tier 3 – Group Tactical
Train
Assess
3.4
3.3
3.2
Repetitive Exercises
Unit Tactical
2.4
2.3
2.2
2.0
2.1
Train
2.1
1.4
1.3
Mobility
1.2
Transition within the Tier
Transition between Tiers
1.1
Remediation
1.0
Figure 1-2.
Training Continuum
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(1) Block 0 is an education and training event that will focus
on preparing the ship for the Mission Area Certification, LOA and Sea
Trials. One of the major objectives of Block 0 is to educate the ship
on the standard by showing the crew what “right” looks like. The
training will focus on preparing the ship to conduct cold and hot
checks. Standard: Ready to proceed to Mission Area Certification and
LOA.
(2) Block 1 is a material assessment event and will focus on
material readiness to ensure ship's force has the required material
knowledge and that equipment and systems are functioning to
specification. Having equipment that performs as designed is
foundational to the rest of the training blocks, and as such the ship
must meet minimum material standards required to train during Block 1
in order to advance to later blocks. Material issues that prevent
advancing to the next level need to be treated as critical issues.
Standard: Achieve required material standard as outlined in
references (c) and (d).
(3) Block 2 is a theory and fundamentals training event that
will focus on operator/maintainer skills. Standard: Ready to
transition to Watch team training.
(4) Block 3 is an individual and team training event that will
consist of Team Training scenarios and evolutions using embedded
synthetic training systems or live services as applicable. For the
tactical mission areas (AW, BMD, EW, etc), ATG will develop and
deliver training scenarios either through Fleet Synthetic Training or
by providing a BFTT scenario electronically. The ship will focus on
mission execution and maximizing the number of crewmembers that
receive training on the watch position they will be assigned on
deployment. While ATG will develop and deliver the scenario, the ship
is still required to develop and cold/hot check casualty control
drills and will QA the ATG scenario to ensure it is safe and
executable. Ship’s force will operate all training devices. Standard:
Demonstrate the required proficiency and readiness to proceed to
qualification.
(5) Block 4 is an assessment and qualification event. It will
require demonstrating required knowledge level and proficiency within
the given mission area through the completion of applicable
Certification Exercises (CEs) outlined in Chapter 3. Standard:
Achieve certification.
e. The Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) and Ballistic Missile Defense
(BMD) Advanced Warfare Training (AWT) is a four-phase process
conducted during the ship’s basic phase IAW references (g) and (h) and
follows the same building block approach described above. All AWT
quotas shall be arranged with the applicable Learning Center during
READ-E 1.
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f. TFOM level of greater or equal to 80% must be attained in all
applicable mission areas prior to exiting the basic phase.
g. Upon successful completion of Basic Phase, units are
designated as IURFT. Ships will use Training Teams across all mission
areas to sustain proficiency after the Basic Phase.
5.
Integrated/Advanced Phase
a. Advanced Exercises (AEs) listed in Chapter 3 are accomplished
during the Integrated/Advanced Phase as applicable.
b. An RE TFOM level of greater than or equal to 80% in all
applicable mission areas must be sustained during this phase.
103.
EXIT CRITERIA
Ships must achieve prescribed standards in material readiness and
demonstrated proficiency prior to advancing through the FRTP. Ships
will attain Basic Phase completion when all applicable CEs are met by
achieving a grade of 80% or higher (85% for 3M) resulting in an
overall TFOM score of 80% or higher. The TYCOM will determine if and
when the ship has achieved the required exit criteria to advance to
the next phase. Ships must meet exit criteria across all PESTO
pillars in order to transition to the next phase. Ships and their
chain of command must identify and report risks that could impact
their ability to complete readiness milestones on time, or to meet
operational commitments. Focusing on risk assessment early-on
provides support organizations increased opportunity to assist the
ship in attaining prescribed standards.
104.
FRTP TRAINING PROCESS VARIATIONS
1. FRTP variations described in reference (a) provide flexibility to
the administrative and operational chains of command and ensure ships
are fully qualified to execute assigned missions. All variations will
be approved by TYCOM.
2. Reference (a) directs that ships will conduct a Certification
Validation (CV) to support certification extensions when necessary.
The CV will include a comprehensive assessment of most mission areas.
The CV 3M event is the 3M MCA, however it is normally conducted
independently from the other CV events. The 3M MCA will be conducted
within (plus or minus) 60 days of the CV. The BMD and ASW training
cannot be tailored, and the reference or the assessments will include
the full course of training and certification.
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105. Training Accomplishment Reporting.
Satisfactory completion of certification, advanced and repetitive
exercise requirements contained in Chapter 3 is the basis for
measuring a ship’s mission area proficiency. It is important that
ships report their exercise accomplishments in a timely and accurate
manner by regularly updating TORIS which feeds into DRRS-N.
Additional details regarding TORIS capability and use is contained in
Appendix C.
106. Simulation Based Training
Simulation is the accepted training delivery method where training
effectiveness (the accomplishment of training objectives) is not
degraded. Simulation-based events provide an opportunity for
individuals and teams to conduct “repetitions and sets” in a synthetic
environment so that when they go to sea to conduct live exercises,
they are better prepared to conduct the event, achieve exercise
objectives faster, and they perform at a higher level. Additionally,
on board and/or shore-based simulators are currently used to train,
assess, and certify ships in USW, BMD, and EW. Additional mission
areas will be added as capabilities are delivered to the fleet.
Commanding Officers shall maximize the use of synthetic and/or
embedded training to meet training objectives.
a. Fleet Synthetic Training (FST). Fleet Synthetic Training –
Unit (FST-U) is a mandatory scenario-based, objective-driven, multiday event conducted by ATG. FST-U objectives are to improve basic
communications and tactical data link (TADIL) proficiency, complete
unit tactical training and mission area certification requirements,
and to evaluate the ship’s ability to connect and participate in
synthetic training events. All ships equipped with embedded synthetic
training systems and able to participate in distributed events using
Naval Continuous Training Environment (NCTE) are required to
participate in a FST-U exercise during the basic phase. The main
objectives of FST-U are:
(1) Complete required Certification Exercises (CEs) in Tier 2
Mission Areas and populate applicable TORIS data cards.
(2) Demonstrate the ship’s ability to operate within the NCTE
live simulation environment using embedded training systems.
(3) Validate the Combat Systems Operational Sequencing System
(CSOSS) procedures for embedded systems.
b.
ATG shall:
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(1) Assess the material condition of installed shipboard
synthetic training systems/devices and the ships’ ability to operate
them.
(2) Train operators on the use of installed training
systems/devices.
(3) Where possible, the FST-U scenario will flex the Combat
Systems team during a multi-warfare, multi-mission, complex level
scenario based on the Integrated Phase FST scenarios.
c. Ship Responsibilities: NCTE capable ships shall maintain
their ability to conduct periodic FST exercises throughout the FRTP.
Submit Casualty Reports (CASREPS) for non-operational or significantly
degraded on-board training systems.
(1)
Successfully complete a FST-U exercise during the Basic
Phase.
(2) Demonstrate the ability to integrate all embedded
training systems simultaneously, maintain them in training mode, align
all supporting real-world tactical data links, communications and C4I
systems, receive a scenario via the NCTE and assist with exercise
control.
107.
LIVE FIRING REQUIREMENTS
The training policy established by reference (b) includes a mix of
simulation and live services. While simulation is often more costeffective, some training events cannot or should not be replaced by a
simulator. For example, live training is the only means of providing
complete end-to-end operator/system training. The first time a live
mission is conducted should not be in combat or under adverse
conditions. Studies have shown that watch stander readiness degrades
as a result of not conducting frequent live firings; continuing to use
simulation based events as the only training venue will accelerate
this degradation. Conducting live firing exercises increases operator
and crew proficiency, tests weapons system and ordnance reliability
under live conditions, evaluates doctrinal procedures and system
performance, and assesses the effectiveness of past training (reps and
sets). Live fire certification and repetitive exercises are detailed
in Chapter 3. TYCOM will ensure sufficient NCEA and support services
exist to attain and maintain operator proficiency in weapons system
employment. Accordingly, Commanding Officers are encouraged to
conduct live fire events at every opportunity.
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108.
MONTHLY INPORT TRAINING EVENTS
Regularly scheduled Monthly Inport Training Events (MITEs) provide
specific mission area training opportunities to sharpen unit level
skills and operator proficiency in place of conducting equivalent live
events underway. Participation in scheduled MITES is highly
encouraged as a means to maintain proficiency during in port periods
and meets RE requirements (see Chapter 3). Regularly scheduled MITES
will be organized in each Fleet Concentration Area (FCA), with the
local ATG designated as the Inport Training Coordinator (ITC). Each
ITC will provide specific guidance and instructions by message. The
ITC will determine outside required support as TYCOM directs. ITCs
will offer the following MITES every 30 days unless otherwise
indicated:
a.
Communications (COMMS)
b.
Data Link
c.
Electronic Warfare (EW)
d.
Intelligence (INTL)
e.
GCCS-M
f.
Visual (VIS) (Meets MOB-N RE-07 requirement)
g.
MEDALEX (offered every 45 days)
109.
TYCOM FORMAL SCHOOLS REQUIREMENTS
1. The goal of the formal schools process is to ensure surface force
units have the right skill sets to attain and maintain all unit level
proficiency and certification requirements. All ships will reference
to FLTMP's as the sole governing source for School Training
requirements. The formal schools process provides Commanding Officers
the flexibility to determine the need for additional skilled personnel
before committing TADTAR, off-ship man-days, and additional funding
toward sending crew members to schools not required for certification.
2. The formal schools process ties schools and NECs to warfare area
readiness and certification by identifying those schools and NECs
having the greatest impact on meeting the mission area proficiency
requirements assessed and measured in TFOM. Schools and NECs are
considered either critical or essential.
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a. Critical Schools Requirement. Critical Schools are defined as
a Functional Training school that directly impacts a Tactical Mission
Area or Support Mission Area Task that cannot be sustained without
adequate manning of that skill. Ship's requirements for Critical
Schools graduate percentages are outlined in the different Phases of
the SFRM and will be reported in the Fleet Training Management and
Planning System (FLTMPS).
b. Essential Schools Requirement. Schools are defined as a
Functional Training school or computer based training that does not
directly impact a Tactical Mission Area or Support Mission Area Task
and can be sustained without adequate manning of that skill. School
graduate percentages will be outlined in the different Phases of the
SFRM and will be reported in FLTMPS.
3. Critical schools (See Figure 1-3).
apply to this group:
The following business rules
a. Critical schools certification requirement. The reporting of
individual unit readiness is contained in two standard FLTMPS reports:
Command Summary Report & 12 Month Training Plan Series. The Ship/ISIC
or TYCOM as appropriate will work with the Manpower, Personnel,
Training and Education (MPT&E) activities (e.g. NPC, NPDC) to
prioritize a manning solution and attempt to provide TADTAR funding
for school attendance to mitigate the impact of the lack of
appropriate school graduates.
b. Schools associated with achieving and maintaining
certification in the following warfare mission areas are critical and
will be maintained in accordance with the governing instructions:
(1)
Aviation (AIR)
(2)
Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD)
(3)
Strike Warfare (Strike Warfare/Harpoon)
(4)
VBSS (NC-VBSS)
(5)
Search and Rescue (SAR)
(6)
USW
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CR
NEC
NEC
School
CR School
Phase Exit Criteria Onboard Scheduled Onboard Scheduled
Sustainment
NOTE 1
NOTE 1
100%
N/A%
Maintenance
NOTE 1
NOTE 1
80%
100%
Shakedown
NOTE 1
NOTE 1
80%
100%
Basic
NOTE 2
NOTE 2
80%
100%
Integrated/Advanced
NOTE 2
NOTE 2
100%
N/A%
Figure 1-3 (Critical NEC’s/School)
NOTE 1 - One each per critical NEC. Some mission areas may require
more than one NEC (e.g., TLAM Strike, BMD, and USW) as defined in the
applicable mission area certification instructions.
NOTE 2 - Meets DRRS-N threshold.
4.
Essential schools and NECs.
The following business rules apply:
a. These schools and NECs are listed in NTMPS/FLTMPS, but are not
designated as critical and are not required to certify in that
specific unit level warfare mission area.
b. Essential schools are required to support the maintenance of
equipment and smooth operation of ship supply and command functions.
The ship will endeavor to meet the "onboard" graduate requirements for
all essential schools either through replacement or training onboard
personnel. Prior to ordering personnel to schools, consideration
should be given to the current level of talent/onboard capabilities,
the time when that skill or talent will diminish or be replaced, the
ship’s operational schedule, and courses of action that might minimize
TADTAR and operational impacts.
c. TRAINO's will submit Prerequisite Waiver Request Forms,
(https://www.surfor.navy.mil/training/traino/default.aspx) to their
ISIC Training Officer at least 14 days in advance of the desired
Course of Instruction. ISIC Training Officers will review
Prerequisite Waiver request for accuracy and validity before sending
to TYCOM N7 for approval. TYCOM's retain overall approval authority
for all Prerequisite Waiver Requests.
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110.
LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE (LOK) EXAMS
During the Basic Phase, ATG will provide LOK exams to the ship. ATG
will use the ship's watchbills and watchstander qualifications in RADM
to select the personnel required to take the exams. Exams will be
proctored by ATG personnel or trusted agents from the ship, typically
the appropriate Training Team. If a ship fails to achieve the
required LOK averages specified in reference (a), additional training
will be conducted and personnel will retake the exams until the
required average score is achieved. Credit for the appropriate CE will
not be granted until a passing LOK average is achieved, typically at
the x.4 event.
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SURFACE FORCE TRAINING RESPONSIBILITIES
Ref:
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
(f)
COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANTINST 3502.3
COMNAVSURFORINST 5400.1
COMFLTFORCOMINST 3501.3C
OPNAVINST 3120.32C
OPNAVINST 3500.34F
NAVEDTRA 43100-1
201.
COMMANDER, NAVAL SURFACE FORCE, U.S PACIFIC FLEET/ATLANTIC
(COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANT)
1. Overall management of Naval Surface Force training, policy,
procedures and requirements in accordance with references (a) through
(d). COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANT responsibilities include:
a. Management of Maintenance Phase and Basic Phase and all unit
level surface force training.
b. Development of new or revised training evolutions, subsequent
publication through appropriate means and implementation as training
plan modifications.
c. Identification of training support service requirements to be
provided by other commands for surface units.
d.
Annual review of the Surface Force Readiness Manual.
e. Coordination with other TYCOMs to ensure ongoing training
standardization.
f. Provide Surface Force training guidance to the Afloat Training
Groups and supporting commands such as Commander Cyber Force, Center
for Surface Combat Systems (CSCS), and Naval Mine and Anti-Submarine
Warfare Command (NMAWC)
g. Approval of all Mission Area certifications, Exit Criteria,
and associated standards and requirements.
h. Provide approval authority for all Basic Phase training
related schedules, waivers and deviations.
i. Chair Configuration Control Board (CCB) to approve
standardized CE, RE, and AE grade sheets.
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202.
COMMANDER NAVY CYBER FORCE COMMAND
1. Support Basic Phase training by conducting Advanced Warfare
Training (AWT) for the Electronic Warfare (EW) mission area.
2. Define and provide space, communications, networks, INTEL, and EW
related Basic Phase training completion criteria. These criteria will
identify Basic Phase performance standards in each assigned capability
area and core competency, whether in a deployable status or
operational ashore.
203.
NAVAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING COMMAND (NETC)
1. NETC will assist ATG both in curriculum development and in
providing training. This will ensure the theory taught in the
classroom transitions to practice on the deck plates.
2. NETC Learning Centers will support Basic Phase training by
conducting Advanced Warfare Training (AWT) for (Integrated Air and
Missile Defense (IAMD), Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW), Ballistic
Missile Defense (BMD), Electronic Warfare (EW) etc.).
3. When available, CSCS will support opportunities to grant access to
ASW and IAMD high fidelity trainers that will enhance training in
these respective mission areas.
204.
ADCON CHAIN OF COMMAND
1. The ISIC in the ADCON Chain of Command monitors and provides
overall supervision for the conduct of each assigned unit's progress
throughout the training cycle and participates in selected evolutions.
The immediate superior in the ADCON Chain of Command will:
a. Ensure compliance of assigned units with the Surface Force
Readiness Manual.
b. Assist Commanding Officers in the coordination of assessments
to include scheduling assistance, liaison with ATG and provide a
senior representative during ISIC led events.
c. Recommend approval of individual ships’ Basic Phase Training
schedules.
d. Review and approve training requirements and plans of assigned
units and monitor their execution through routine use of TFOM.
Continuously monitor individual ship proficiency status and TFOM
levels throughout the FRTP. Ensure the TORIS database is regularly
updated while the ship is outside of Basic Phase Training.
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e. Monitor progress of assigned units to ensure completion of all
Basic Phase requirements, to include exit criteria. If progress is
unsatisfactory or outside interference will prevent completion in the
allocated time, forward a recommendation to CNSP/CNSL, info ATG,
detailing specific shortcomings, remaining training requirements, and
time requested to complete.
f. Monitor all FRTP exit criteria. Submit exit criteria waiver
recommendations to TYCOM as required. Coordinate schedule requests
through the chain of command and quarterly fleet scheduling
conferences. Ensure ship scheduling of integrated events does not
conflict with Basic Phase training.
g. Ensure adequate re-evaluation of skills found to be
unsatisfactory or incomplete following completion of any training
event and coordinate with ATG for reassessment, as required.
h. Monitor Integrated/Advanced and Sustainment Phase training
through liaison with Numbered Fleet Commanders (NFC), tactical
commanders/immediate operational commanders, OCEs for major fleet
exercises, and CSG/ARG commanders.
i. Monitor school missed training opportunities for assigned
units and take appropriate action based on the circumstances.
j. Monitor and ensure ship participation in Monthly Inport
Training Events (MITEs) in each FCA.
k.
Submit training reports required by this manual.
l. Grant waivers for non-critical school requirements. Provide
approval/disapproval recommendations to TYCOM with respect to other
waivers.
205.
AFLOAT TRAINING GROUPS
1. The Afloat Training Group is the COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANT
“executive agent” for training and assessment. The use and support of
ATG is required during appropriate events during Maintenance,
Shakedown, Basic and Sustainment Phases to ensure standardization in
conducting and assessing training. All third party assessment
organizations that contribute to Mission Area Certification will adhere
to guidance set forth in this manual and coordinate efforts with ATG
for all training events, READ-E and TSRA periods that occur during the
FRTP. ATG will:
a. Assess and grade all CEs completed during the Basic Phase
unless another external organization is approved by TYCOM. For
associated events inside CEs that outside organizations objectively
grade (e.g. SSRNM range, an On-Range Torpedo Firing) where objective
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qualitative evidence of proper performance exists, that evidence
(SSRNM report, range message, degaussing message, etc.) serves as the
qualified third party observer.
b. Develop ship Basic Phase Training plans, to include tailoring
if required based on READ-E 3 mission area proficiency demonstration.
c. Support development of training policy, procedures and
processes.
d. ATGPAC serves as the program manager for TORIS and associated
applications, will develop, maintain and distribute the applications
to the Surface Force, Squadron Commanders and
COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANT, and provide periodic updates. ATG will
also interface with NAVSEA, NSWC Crane and other organizations to
ensure TORIS/TFOM is a NIAPS approved program.
e. Enter all Basic Phase Training data into TORIS, to include all
grade sheets and CE completion documentation.
f. Provide TORIS training for afloat (ship and squadron) Training
Officers, Training Team Leaders and other shipboard personnel as
required.
g. Serve as the database manager for Surface Force and Afloat
Training Organization (ATO) training and certification data.
h.
Provide tailored training when requested.
i. Provide support using the Navy Continuous Training Environment
(NCTE) battle labs for Fleet Synthetic Training-Unit level (FST-U)
events.
j. ATGPAC/ATGLANT will conduct the Training Officer Course G-7B0200 for Afloat Training Officers.
k.
Conduct Monthly Inport Training Events (MITEs) in each FCA.
l. Assign Training Liaison Officers (TLO)/Team Leaders to ships
in the Basic Phase.
m. Develop standardized scenarios (Combat Systems) and post to
the ATG CAS site.
n.
206.
Submit required reports in accordance with this document.
ENGINEERING ASSESSMENTS
1. Engineering Assessments (EA) is the COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANT
“executive agent” for assessment of the engineering certification
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process. The use and support of EA is required during the Maintenance
and Basic Phases to ensure standardization in assessing engineering
readiness.
a.
Assess and grade all MOB-E CEs during the Basic Phase.
b. Support development of training policy, procedures and
processes. Retain responsibility for the Engineering Certification
events; recommend changes to the TYCOM via established processes.
c.
Conduct LOA in accordance with reference (a).
d. Provide support to the ISIC or TYCOM by either assisting with
or conducting Light-Off Assessments on ships with availabilities less
than 120 days, if requested.
207.
TACTICAL TRAINING GROUP PACIFIC/ATLANTIC (TTGP/L)
1. Support Basic Phase training by providing FST services in support
of unit and group tactical mission area training, qualification, and
certification.
2. FST builds warfighting capability across all FRTP phases by
requiring an increasingly more complex/robust series of synthetic
training events focused on Warfare Commanders, Group Commanders and,
at the top end, Joint/Coalition Task Force Commanders.
208.
COMMANDING OFFICER
1. One of the primary responsibilities of the Commanding Officer (CO)
is to ensure the development of a viable shipboard training program.
The CO will:
a. Maintain, as a minimum, Repetitive Exercises (REs) specified
in this document. To this end, the Commanding Officer shall
frequently (at least monthly) review the ships training plans to
ensure appropriate readiness throughout the ships projected employment
schedule. The primary tool used to accomplish this is TORIS.
b. Use every opportunity to achieve and maintain unit proficiency
by effective use of onboard training devices and simulation.
c. Aggressively prepare ship systems and personnel for scheduled
training events, including the accomplishment of all prerequisite
training and systems level tests required to progress through the FRTP
phases.
d. Evaluate and report primary and secondary mission area
training readiness by:
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(1)
Establishing training teams.
(2) Reporting RE equivalence completion to ADCON Chain of
Command for an exercise when, in the Commanding Officer’s judgment, an
operation conducted outside of formalized training both adequately
represents the exercise in question and meets the listed exercise
objectives.
(3) Ensuring the timely and accurate reporting of the ship's
exercise accomplishments and mission area training readiness in TORIS.
e. Ensure internal administration of training in the command is
well-organized. The use of available programs such as FLTMPS, TORIS,
TFOM, training plans, lesson guides, and attendance records is
required.
f. Establish and maintain an effective command PQS Program in
accordance with references (e) and (f).
g. Provide ADCON Chain of Command with reasons for missed school
training opportunities.
h.
Submit required reports in accordance with this manual.
i. Submit phase exit criteria waiver request to the appropriate
TYCOM, via the ISIC, if required.
209.
TRAINING OFFICER
1. The ship’s Training Officer (TRAINO) assists the CO in the
formulation and administration of the unit training program and shall
attend the ATG provided Training Officer Course G-7B-0200 enroute or
at the first available opportunity. The TRAINO will:
a.
Serve as a member of the Planning Board for Training (PB4T).
b. Prepare, issue and maintain training schedules after the PB4T
has outlined the requirements.
c. Coordinate with the Operations Officer in scheduling training
exercises.
d. Coordinate with ATG Training Liaison Officer (TLO) to execute
scheduled training events and ensure required resources are reserved
to complete the Basic Phase.
e. Supervise implementation of the Personnel Qualifications
Standards (PQS) System and ensure its use as the basis for training
objectives within the command training program.
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f. Maintain the TORIS database outside of the Basic Phase by
ensuring the creation and distribution of grade sheets for all RE
events and ensuring entry of results upon completion.
g. Ensure daily TORIS/TFOM replications via NIAPS/Distance
Support, and monthly updates to ATGPAC.
h. Provide the Commanding Officer an assessment of the ship’s
mission readiness by use of TORIS/TFOM.
i. Maintain the ship’s formal schools requirements program,
coordinate school quota requirements and submit the quarterly schools
quota requirements message to TSC/TCD per section 111.
j.
Serve as primary coordinator for the ship’s FLTMPS database.
k. Attend FCA TSC/TSD sponsored quarterly scheduling conference.
Maintain password access and log-in to the SURFOR N7 Training website
and ATG website at least weekly to ensure training tools and guidance
are current.
l. For ships equipped with Relational Admin (RADM) ensure a
monthly RADM-FLTMPS upload is conducted with SPAWAR CODE 525 RADM DBA
(757-443-0296) no later than the 10th day of every month.
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MISSION AREA CERTIFICATION CRITERIA
Ref:
(a) COMNAVSURFPAC/COMNAVSURFLANTINST 3502.3
(b) COMFLTFORCOMINST 3501.3C
(c) Afloat Training Group Pacific User Guide Instruction
3502.1 (Series)
(d) Afloat Training Group Atlantic User Guide
301.
CERTIFICATION, ADVANCED AND REPETITIVE EXERCISES
1. Ships are required to perform a variety of exercises throughout
the FRTP in order to achieve certification and maintain proficiency.
The three types of exercises are described below. Exercises will be
completed in accordance with references (c) and (d). A detailed
description and grade sheets for each exercise are provided in
separate training guides by each ATG. These grade sheets are standard
throughout the Fleet and are approved by the TYCOM N7s.
a. Certification Exercises (CE). CEs are conducted in the Basic
Phase and are a prerequisite to mission area certification and
ultimately Basic Phase completion. ATG or designated external
organizations will assess and grade the ship’s ability to demonstrate
these exercises successfully.
b. Advanced Exercises (AE). Ships conduct AEs during the
Integrated/Advanced Phase following Basic Phase completion. AEs are
primarily accomplished during Group Sail, COMPTUEX, or JTFEX; however,
USFF FJO/C3F/C7F (as applicable) may authorize conduct of these
exercises any time during the Integrated Phase. An external
organization will assess and grade exercises if resources are
available. If an external organization is not available ships may
self-assess or Carrier Strike Group (CSG)/Amphibious Readiness Group
(ARG) staffs may conduct assessments utilizing grade sheets provided
by the TYCOM.
c. Repetitive Exercises (RE). REs are conducted by ships
following Mission Area Certification in order to maintain proficiency
in each mission area. The ship will self-assess their ability to
successfully demonstrate these exercises. Ships must maintain
specific AT, FSO-M, MOB-D, 3M, Explosive Safety and Supply REs at all
times including maintenance phase.
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302.
SHIP CLASS MISSION AREA ALIGNMENT
Ship Class Mission Area Alignment
EW
EXPSAF
FSO-M
INT
MOB-D
MOB-E
MOB-N
MOB-S
SAR
STW
SUP
SW
USW
VBSS
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
LHD1 - Wasp
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
LHD8 - Makin
Island
LPD9 - Austin
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
LPD17 - San
Antonio
LSD41 Whidbey Island
LSD49 Harpers Ferry
MCM - MCM Crew
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
PC - PC Crew
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
3-2
MIW
CRY
AW
COMMS
AT
BMD
AIR
AMW
3M
CG Ticonderoga
CG Ticonderoga
non BMD
DDG - Arleigh
Burke Flight I
DDG - Arleigh
Burke Flight I
non BMD
DDG - Arleigh
Burke Flight I
+ CRY
DDG - Arleigh
Burke Flt II
DDG - Arleigh
Burke Flt II
non BMD
FFG - Oliver
Hazard Perry
LCC19 - Blue
Ridge
LCC20 - Mount
Whitney
LHA1 - Tarawa
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FORCE MAINTENANCE AND MATERIAL MANAGEMENT (3M)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct 3M Certification Assessment
(3M CA)
02 Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct 3M Quarterly Self-Assessment
*
02
Conduct 3M Mid-Cycle Assessment
(3MCA)
AMPLIFICATION
IAW CNSF INST 4790.1
(series)
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
NOTES
1
AMPLIFICATION
Submit by the 20th
after completion of
the calendar quarter
to the ADCON ISIC
13-17 months after
completion of CE-01
NOTES
FREQ
90
* Must be maintained at all times.
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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304.
AVIATION (AIR)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
EXERCISE NAME
01
Complete Aviation Readiness
Qualification (ARQ)
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge
(LOK)
03
Conduct Helicopter Fire Fighting
(ACS)
04
Conduct Flight Deck Fire Drill With
Ordnance (AAS)
05
Conduct Phase-II Aircraft Salvage
Using Crash Forklift (AAS)
06
Conduct Phase-III Aircraft Salvage
Using Crash Crane (AAS)
07
Conduct Aircraft Fire Fighting
Hangar Deck (AAS)
08
Conduct Flight Deck Fuel Station
Fire Drill (AAS)
09
Conduct Hangar Deck Fuel Station
Fire Drill (AAS)
10
Conduct Aviation Fuel System
Casualty (AAS)
11
Conduct Aviation Fuel Pump Room
Casualty (AAS)
12
Conduct Aviation Fuel Filter
Casualty (AAS)
13
Launch And Recover Helicopter (Day)
(ACS)
14
Launch And Recover Helicopter
(Night) (ACS)
15
Launch And Recover Helicopter (Day)
(AAS)
16
Launch And Recover Helicopter
(Night) (AAS)
17
Launch And Recover Fixed Wing
Aircraft (Day) (AAS)
AMPLIFICATION
IAW CNSFINST 3700.1 (Series)
NOTES
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%) (HELO DAY)
Min 1 Watch Team
(ARQ)
Min 1 Watch Team
(ARQ)
Min 1 Watch Team
(ARQ) Requires Dud
Min 1 Watch Team
(ARQ) Requires Dud
Min 1 Watch Team
(ARQ) Requires Dud
Min 1 Watch Team
(ARQ)
Min 1 Watch Team
(ARQ)
Min 1 Watch Team
(ARQ)
Min 1 Watch Team
(ARQ)
Min 1 Watch Team
(ARQ)
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
(ACS) 1 Helo, 6
Launch/Recover Evolutions
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
(ACS) 1 Helo, 6
Launch/Recover Evolutions
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
(AAS) 2 Helos (min), 24
Launch/Recover Evolutions
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
(AAS) 2 Helos (min), 24 (12
aided /12 un-aided)
Launch/Recover Evolutions
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
2 A/C and 1 SAR A/C, 8
Launch/Recover Evolutions
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
3-4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
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18
Launch And Recover Fixed Wing
Aircraft (Night) (AAS)
19
Launch And Recover Tilt Rotor
Aircraft (Day) (AAS)
20
Launch And Recover Tilt Rotor
Aircraft (Night/NVD) (AAS)
21
Conduct Hot Refuel Aircraft On Deck
(Day Or Night)
22
Conduct Helicopter In Flight ReFueling (HIFR) (ACS/HIFR Capable)
23
Conduct Vertical Replenishment
(VERTREP)
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Review AIR Administration
02
Conduct Helicopter Fire Fighting
(ACS)
03
Conduct Flight Deck Fire Drill With
Ordnance (AAS)
Conduct Phase-II Aircraft Salvage
Using Crash Forklift (AAS)
Conduct Phase-III Aircraft Salvage
Using Crash Crane (AAS)
Conduct Aircraft Fire Fighting Hangar
Deck (AAS)
Conduct Flight Deck Fuel Station Fire
Drill (AAS)
Conduct Hangar Deck Fuel Station Fire
Drill (AAS)
Conduct Aviation Fuel System Casualty
(AAS)
Conduct Aviation Fuel Pump Room
Casualty (AAS)
Conduct Aviation Fuel Filter Casualty
(AAS)
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
2 A/C and 1 SAR A/C, 8
Launch/Recover Evolutions
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
2 A/C and 1 SAR A/C, 16
Launch/Recover Evolutions
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
2 A/C 1 SAR A/C, 16 (minimum
8 aided) Launch/Recover
Evolutions
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
1 A/C
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
1 Helo
Min 1 Watch Team
(HELO DAY)
1 Helo, 5 Launch/Recover
Evolutions
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable
Mission Area
references
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 2 drills
per month minimum
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires Dud
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires Dud
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires Dud
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires Dud
Min 1 Watch Team
FREQ
180
2
2
2
2
2
2
NOTES
30
30
90
90
30
90
Min 1 Watch Team
90
Min 1 Watch Team
90
Min 1 Watch Team
90
Min 1 Watch Team
90
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Launch And Recover Helicopter
(Day)(ACS)
Launch And Recover Helicopter (Night)
(ACS)
Launch And Recover Helicopter (Day)
(AAS)
Launch And Recover Helicopter (Night)
(AAS)
Launch And Recover Fixed Wing
Aircraft (Day) (AAS)
Launch And Recover Fixed Wing
Aircraft (Night) (AAS)
Launch And Recover Tilt Rotor
Aircraft (Day) (AAS)
Launch And Recover Tilt Rotor
Aircraft (Night/NVD) (AAS)
Conduct Hot Refuel Aircraft On Deck
(Day Or Night)
Min 1
(ACS)
Min 1
(ACS)
Min 1
(AAS)
Min 1
(AAS)
Min 1
2 A/C
Min 1
2 A/C
Min 1
2 A/C
Min 1
2 A/C
Min 1
1 A/C
Watch Team
1 Helo
Watch Team
1 Helo
Watch Team
Min 2 Helos
Watch Team
Min 2 Helos
Watch Team
and 1 SAR A/C
Watch Team
and 1 SAR A/C
Watch Team
and 1 SAR A/C
Watch Team
and 1 SAR A/C
Watch Team
Conduct Helicopter In Flight ReFueling (HIFR) (ACS/HIFR Capable)
Conduct Vertical Replenishment
(VERTREP)
Min 1 Watch Team
1 Helo
Min 1 Watch Team
1 Helo
180
2
90
2
180
2
90
2
180
2
90
2
180
2
90
2
180
Day
90
Night
365
2
180
2
Air Capable Ship (ACS): CG, DDG, FFG, LCC, LCS, LPD, LSD
Aviation Assault Ship (AAS): LHA, LHD
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE (AMW)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review AMW Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
05
Conduct Assault Boat
Hoisting/Lowering
Conduct Well Deck Operations
(LCU/LCM)
Conduct Well Deck Operations (LCAC)
06
Conduct Well Deck Operations (AAV)
07
Conduct Well Deck Operations (LARC V)
08
Conduct Well Deck Operations (CRRC)
09
10
11
12
Conduct Well Deck Cargo Handling
Conduct LCU Stern Gate Marriage
Conduct Ship To Shore Movement
(LCU/LCM)
Conduct Ship To Shore Movement (LCAC)
13
Conduct Ship To Shore Movement (AAV)
14
15
16
17
Conduct Ballast/De-Ballast Operations
Conduct Emergency LCAC Recovery
Conduct Crane Cargo Handling
Conduct Amphibious Assault
Directional System
Conduct Alongside Cargo Handling
04
18
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct Assault Boat
Hoisting/Lowering
02 Conduct Well Deck Operations
(LCU/LCM)
03 Conduct Well Deck Operations (LCAC)
04
Conduct Well Deck Operations (AAV)
05
Conduct Well Deck Operations (LARC V)
06
Conduct Well Deck Operations (CRRC)
07
Conduct Well Deck Cargo Handling
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 1 Watch Team
NOTES
1
2
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 LCU/LCM
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 LCAC
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 5 AAVs
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 2 LARCs
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 CRRC
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 LCU/LCM
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 LCAC
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 AAV
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
2
Min 1 Watch Team
1
AMPLIFICATION
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 LCU/LCM
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 LCAC
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 5 AAVs
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 2 LARCs
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 CRRC
Min 1 Watch Team
2
3
2
1
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
FREQ
180
NOTES
180
180
365
365
365
180
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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09
10
Conduct LCU Stern Gate Marriage
Conduct Ship To Shore Movement
(LCU/LCM)
Conduct Ship To Shore Movement (LCAC)
11
Conduct Ship To Shore Movement (AAV)
12
13
Conduct Ballast/De-Ballast Operations
Conduct Emergency LCAC Recovery
(Walkthrough)
Conduct Crane Cargo Handling
Conduct Amphibious Assault
Directional System
14
15
Advanced Exercises (AE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Embark/Debark Troops
02
Conduct Combat Flight Operations
03
Conduct Combat Flight Operations
(EMCON)
04
Conduct Combat Flight Operations
(NVD)
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 LCU/LCM
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 LCAC
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires 1 AAV
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
365
180
3
180
3
180
3
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
180
180
AMPLIFICATION
Train
LSD/LPD/LHA/LHD
personnel in
embarking and
debarking craft from
the well deck.
Train air department
personnel in day and
night flight
operations during an
amphibious assault
under simulated
wartime conditions.
Train air department
personnel in day and
night EMCON silent
flight operations
during an amphibious
assault under
simulated wartime
conditions.
Train ship’s flight
quarters personnel
in the proper
procedures for
helicopter launch
and recovery during
shipboard NVD
operations.
Additionally, train
personnel in proper
light discipline
when operating
aircraft in an NVD
environment.
180
365
FREQ
3
NOTES
5
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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Conduct Combat Flight Operations
(Instrument Approach – LHA/LHD Only)
06
Receive/Handle Combat Casualties
07
Conduct Combat Assault A/C
(TACC/AATCC)
08
Conduct Aviation Ordnance Strike-Up
Train ship’s
AATCC/CIC personnel
in the use of
instrument approach
procedures during
IMC.
Train ship’s
personnel in
receiving and
handling casualties
aboard ship by
helicopters.
Train and maintain
proficiency of
amphibious ATC
personnel in
controlling assault
helicopters and
fixed-wing aircraft
during an amphibious
assault.
Train aviation
ordnance personnel
in the proper
procedures for
breakout, buildup
and delivery on
inert ordnance to
the staging areas
for air-launched
weapons during an
amphibious assault
under simulate
wartime conditions
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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ANTI-TERRORISM (AT)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
EXERCISE NAME
01
Review AT Administration
02
03
04
05
06
07
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge
(LOK)
Respond To Entry Control Point
Threat (Ship Penetration)
Respond To Entry Control Point
Threat (Pier Penetration)
Respond To Pedestrian Carried
Improvised Explosive Devise (PCIED)
Respond To Vehicle Borne Improvised
Explosive Devise (VBIED)
Respond To Small Boat Attack
Pierside or at Anchor (Day)
08
Respond To Small Boat Attack At
Anchor or Pierside (Night)
09
10
Respond To Bomb Threat
(Written/Verbal)
Respond To Protest/Demonstration
11
Respond To Swimmer Attack
12
Respond To Active Shooter
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Respond To Entry Control Point Threat
* (Ship Penetration)
02 Respond To Entry Control Point Threat
(Pier Penetration)
03 Respond To Pedestrian Carried
Improvised Explosive Devise (PIED)
04 Respond To Vehicle Borne Improvised
Explosive Devise (VIED)
05 Respond To Small Boat Attack Pierside
or at Anchor (Day)
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 1 Inport Duty Section
(ATG select)
Min 1 Inport Duty Section
(ATG select)
Min 1 Inport Duty Section
(ATG select)
Min 1 Inport Duty Section
(ATG select)
Min 1 Inport Duty Section
Requires 2 small boats to
conduct attack services
(Pierside or at anchor)
Min 1 Inport Duty Section
Requires 2 small boats to
conduct attack services
(Pierside or at anchor)
Min 1 Inport Duty Section
(ATG select)
Min 1 Inport Duty Section
(ATG select)
Min 1 Inport Duty Section
(ATG select)
Min 1 Inport Duty Section
(ATG select)
NOTES
1
AMPLIFICATION
All Inport Duty
Sections
All Inport Duty
Sections
All Inport Duty
Sections
All Inport Duty
Sections
All Inport Duty
Sections
Requires small boat
services to complete
exercise (Inport or
at anchor)
FREQ
180
NOTES
1
180
1
180
1
180
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
180
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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Respond To Small Boat Attack At
Anchor or Pierside (Night)
07
*
08
Respond To Bomb Threat
(Written/Verbal)
Respond To Swimmer Attack
Min 3 Inport Duty
Sections
Requires 1 small
boat to conduct
attack services
(Inport or at
anchor)
All Inport Duty
Sections
All Inport Duty
Sections
All Inport Duty
Sections
09 Respond To Active Shooter
*
* Must be maintained at all times.
180
180
1
180
1
180
1
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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AIR WARFARE (AW)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
Conduct Air Warfare Engagement With
Standard Missiles (CG, DDG only)
04
Conduct Air Warfare Engagement With
Guns (CG, DDG and FFG only)
05
Conduct Air Warfare Engagement With
Point Defense System(s) (CIWS, RAM,
NSSM)
Employ DCA (Air Control)
(CG, DDG, LHA, and LHD)
06
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 2 Watch Teams
Requires using Battle Lab
NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Requires using Battle Lab
NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Requires using Battle Lab
NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Requires using Battle Lab
NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Requires using Battle Lab
NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Requires using Battle Lab
Data Link services
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires Lear w/TDU and GWS
ammunition
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires Lear w/TDU
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires Lear w/TDU and CIWS
Ammunition
Min 2 Watch Teams
NOTES
1
With
AMPLIFICATION
Min 2 Watch Teams
FREQ
90
NOTES
6
With
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
6
With
RAM,
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
6
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
6
07
Conduct Coordinated Air Warfare
(SM/DCA) (CD and DDG)
08
Operate Tactical Data Link(s) In
Support Of Air Warfare
09
10
Respond To AW Casualties And Misfires
Conduct Air Warfare Live Fire
Exercise with 5”/76MM GWS (CG, DDG
and FFG)
Conduct Air Warfare Live Tracking
Exercise With CIWS
Conduct Air Warfare Live Fire
Exercise With CIWS
11
12
13
Demonstrate Non-Tactical Data
Collection (NTDC) Patch (CG and DDG
if equipped)
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct Air Warfare Engagement
Standard Missiles (CG and DDG)
02 Conduct Air Warfare Engagement
Guns (CG, DDG and FFG)
03 Conduct Air Warfare Engagement
Point Defense System(s) (CIWS,
NSSM)
04 Employ DCA (Air Control)
(CG, DDG, LHA, and LHD)
1,4
1,4
1,4
1,4
1,4
1
1
2,5
2,5
2,5
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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06
07
08
09
10
Conduct Coordinated Air Warfare
(SM/DCA) (CG and DDG)
Operate Tactical Data Link(s) In
Support Of Air Warfare
Respond To AW Casualties And Misfires
Operate Non Tactical Data Collection
(NTDC) Patch (CG and DDG if equipped)
Participate In Monthly Inport
Training Exercise (MITE) or live LINK
Conduct Air Warfare Live Tracking
Exercise With CIWS
Advanced Exercises (AE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Control DCA (Live)
02
Control DCA (Live - ECM Environment)
03
Coordinate DCA/Missile
04
Conduct MISSILEX
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
6
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
6
Min 2 Watch Team
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
180
6
30
1,4
365
2,5
FREQ
NOTES
2,5
Min 1 Watch Teams
Requires Battle Lab
NCTE connection
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires A/C
services
AMPLIFICATION
Train Strike Group
Air Controllers in
the use of air
intercept control
procedures for
aircraft
interceptions of
highly maneuvering
adversary/DCA
assets, and
introduce
DCA/missile
coordination
Train Strike Group
Air Controllers in
the use of air
intercept control
procedures in an ECM
environment.
Train Strike groups
in coordinated fleet
air defense using
missiles and DCA.
Develop and evaluate
tactics and
formations for the
best coordination of
missiles and DCA.
Requires Missiles,
Drone. Conduct live
firing event of SM2, RAM or ESSM/NSSM.
2,5
2,5
2,5
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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Conduct ATO Processing
Train designated
shipboard personnel
in proper procedures
to download and sort
ATO.
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE (BMD)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Conduct BMDQ
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Participate In BMDEX/Fleet Level
Exercise
AMPLIFICATION
IAW CNSP/L Instruction
8820.2(series). Requires
using Battle Lab NCTE
connection
NOTES
1
AMPLIFICATION
Min 2 Watch Teams
Requires using
Battle Lab NCTE
connection
NOTES
4
FREQ
180
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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COMMUNICATIONS (COMMS)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review COMMS Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
Demonstrate RF Ops For HF/UHF
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 2 Watch Teams
04
Demonstrate UHF SATCOM Ops
Min 2 Watch Teams
5
05
Demonstrate SAT SHF/EHF Ops (If
equipped)
Verify ADP Network Compliance
Demonstrate SSES SCI Ops (If
equipped)
Demonstrate Communications Casualty
Response Procedures
Min 2 Watch Teams
5
Min 2 Watch Teams
5
Min 2 Watch Teams
5
06
07
08
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Demonstrate RF Ops For HF/UHF
02 Demonstrate UHF SATCOM Ops
03 Demonstrate SAT SHF/EHF Ops
04 Verify ADP Network Compliance
05 Demonstrate SSES SCI Ops (If
equipped)
06 Demonstrate Communications Casualty
Response Procedures
07 Participate In Monthly Inport
Training Exercise (MITE) or implement
U/W Communications plan
Advanced Exercises (AE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct Multi-Link Operations
AMPLIFICATION
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 2 Watch Teams
NOTES
5
Min 2 Watch Teams
FREQ
90
90
90
90
90
Min 1 Watch Teams
90
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires using
Battle Lab RF
Services
30
1
FREQ
NOTES
5
AMPLIFICATION
Train link
management team and
combat systems
personnel in the
initialization,
operation and
management of multilink operations.
NOTES
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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Demonstrate CENTRIX Connectivity
03
Demonstrate Network Security
04
Conduct Multi-Frequency Communication
Operations
05
Conduct Secure VTC Afloat Operations
Train combat system
personnel in the
initialization,
operation and
maintenance of
CENTRIX equipment
Train to protect and
defend information,
computers, and
networks from
disruption, denial,
degradation, or
destruction.
Train Strike Group
combat systems
personnel in
establishing and
maintaining a
comprehensive
communications plan.
Train and maintain
proficiency in
operating shipboard
Video
Teleconferencing
equipment.
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
3-17
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5
5
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CRYPTOLOGIC WARFARE (CRY)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review Cryptology Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
Configure Cryptologic Systems And
Support Systems
Configure And Conduct Information
Operations
Conduct DF Operations
Conduct Cryptologic Afloat Messages
Conduct All Source Cryptologic
Fusion And Analysis
Respond To A CRY Casualty
04
05
06
07
08
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Configure Cryptologic Systems And
Support Systems
02 Configure And Conduct Information
Operations
03 Conduct DF Operations
04 Conduct Cryptologic Afloat Messages
05 Conduct All Source Cryptologic Fusion
And Analysis
06 Respond To A CRY Casualty
Advanced Exercises (AE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct Cryptologic Operations and
Reporting
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 2 Watch Teams
NOTES
1
Min 2 Watch Teams
1
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 2 Watch Teams
1,6
1
1
Min 2 Watch Teams
1
AMPLIFICATION
Min 2 Watch Teams
FREQ
90
Min 2 Watch Teams
365
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
90
90
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
AMPLIFICATION
Train cryptologic
surface units in
collection
capability and
maintain skills in
signal detection,
analysis and
reporting
FREQ
NOTES
NOTES
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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ELECTRONIC WARFARE (EW)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review EW Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
04
Conduct Electronic Surveillance (ES)
Respond To An EW Threat
(ASMD/EA/CTTG)
Operate EW Support Equipment
(GALELITE, SSX-1, Embedded Training
Device)
Load Decoy Launching System
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
Set And Modify EMCON
Set And Modify PCMS (If equipped)
Set And Modify Deceptive Lighting
Demonstrate Casualty Control
Procedures
Conduct Military Information Support
Operations (MISO)
Conduct IBS/JTT Operations
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Participate In Monthly Inport
Training Exercise (MITE) or conduct
BEWT DTE
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
Conduct Electronic Support (ES)
Respond To Threat
Demonstrate Casualty Control
Procedures
Load Decoy Launching System
Set And Modify EMCON
Set And Modify PCMS (If equipped)
Set And Modify Deceptive Lighting
Conduct Maritime Information Support
Operations (MISO)
Conduct IBS/JTT Operations
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 2 Watch Teams
NOTES
1,4
1,4
Min 2 Watch Teams
1
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires chaff or dummy
rounds
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 2 Watch Teams
2
2
2
Min 1 Watch Teams
1
Min 1 Watch Teams
1
AMPLIFICATION
Min 1 Watch Teams
Requires using
Battle Lab NCTE
connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min
Min
Min
Min
Min
2
2
1
1
1
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Watch
Teams
Teams
Team
Team
Team
Min 1 Watch Team
FREQ
30
NOTES
1
90
90
90
6
6
180
60
365
180
365
2
2
2
2
1
730
1
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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Advanced Exercises (AE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct Multi-ship DF Operations
02
Conduct Coordinated Chaff/EA
03
Conduct Coordinated Multi-ship EW
04
Conduct Coordinated Use Of NULKA
AMPLIFICATION
Train to assess DF
capable ships
ability to
coordinate to obtain
location data on
designated targets
and to evaluate the
ship’s ability in
acquiring accurate
line of bearings
(LOBs).
Improve chaff
employment
proficiency IAW
current tactics and
Strike Group
directives in a
simulated ASMD
environment.
Evaluate combat
systems personnel on
the procedures of
coordinated ES/radar
search, detection
and dissemination of
hostile
intercepts/platforms
and preparing
appropriate reports.
Improve NULKA
employment
proficiency IAW
current tactics and
Strike Group
directives in a
simulated ASMD
environment.
FREQ
NOTES
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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Conduct Coordinated A2AD Environment
06
Conduct Coordinated EMCON Setting
07
Conduct Coordinated COMMS EA
Conduct training to
defeat anti-access
(A2) strategies
aimed to prevent US
forces entry into a
theater of
operations and
Area-Denial (AD)
operations aimed to
prevent their
freedom of action in
the more narrow
confines of the area
under an enemy’s
direct control.
Train shipboard
personnel in
effectively setting
and modifying EMCON
IAW Strike Group
directives.
Provide operator
training to detect
and identify
communication
transmissions.
Demonstrate jamming
techniques and deny
or degrade
communications of
target platforms.
Only EW CE01, 07 and 09 and RE 06 and 08 are applicable to MCM and PC class
ships.
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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EXPLOSIVE SAFETY (EXPSAF)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Conduct ESTAV
AMPLIFICATION
ESTAV shall not validate a
COSR and will be conducted
IAW the current COSR policy
.
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct Ship’s Explosive Safety Self
* Assessment (SESSA)
AMPLIFICATION
Must maintain an 80%
TFOM level in EXPSAF
at all times.
FREQ
180
NOTES
1
NOTES
* Must be maintained at all times.
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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MEDICAL (FSO-M)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
Review SOH Programs
04
Conduct
Wounds)
Conduct
Conduct
Conduct
05
06
07
First Aid Drills (8 Basic
Patient Transport
BDS Operations (N/A For PC)
Mass Casualty Drill
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct First Aid Drills (8 Basic
* Wounds)
02
*
03
04
Conduct Patient Transport
Conduct BDS Operations (N/A For PC)
Conduct Mass Casualty Drill
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix
(AVG >= 80%)
COND III, V: Medical
Department
Condition I, III: Each
Department – 8 wounds each
Min 2 BDS
Min 2 BDS
AMPLIFICATION
COND I, III Each
Department – 3
wounds each
Min 2 BDS
Min 2 BDS
FREQ
90
NOTES
NOTES
90
90
180
* Must be maintained at all times.
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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INTELLIGENCE (INT)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review INTEL Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
04
05
06
Conduct Area Threat Brief
Conduct MIO Brief
Conduct Watchstanders Brief
Conduct Anti-Terrorism/Force
Protection Brief
Demonstrate Intelligence Collect And
Reporting
Conduct Casualty Control (LHA, LHD
only)
07
08
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct Area Threat Brief
02 Conduct MIO Brief
03 Conduct Force Protection Brief
04 Conduct Watchstanders Brief
05 Demonstrate Intelligence Collection
And Reporting
06 Participate In Monthly Inport
Training Exercise (MITE) or actual
Intelligence operations/exercises
Advanced Exercises (AE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Generate And Post Imagery
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
NOTES
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 1 Watch Team
AMPLIFICATION
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 1 Watch Team
AMPLIFICATION
Plan and gather
imagery intelligence
data and information
through the
exploitation of
collection by visual
photography,
infrared sensors,
lasers, electrooptics, and radar
sensors.
FREQ
90
180
90
90
90
NOTES
30
1
FREQ
NOTES
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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MINE WARFARE (MIW)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review MIW Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
04
05
06
07
Conduct MCM Planning with MEDAL
Conduct Mine Hunting
Conduct Mine Neutralization
Conduct Mine Sweeping
Demonstrate Combat Systems Training
Minimum Equipment
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Review MIW Administration
02
03
04
05
06
Conduct MCM Planning with MEDAL
Conduct Mine Hunting
Conduct Mine Neutralization
Conduct Mine Sweeping
Demonstrate Combat Systems Training
Minimum Equipment
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 2 Watch Team
Min 2 Watch Team
Min 2 Watch Team
Shipwide
NOTES
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable
Mission Area
references
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 2 Watch Team
Min 2 Watch Team
Min 2 Watch Team
Shipwide
NOTES
FREQ
180
90
90
90
90
90
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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DAMAGE CONTROL (MOB-D)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
EXERCISE NAME
Review Damage Control
Administration
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge
(LOK)
Set Material Condition Readiness
(Z, Y/MOD Z)
Respond To Fire (IET, F/S, RPLs)
Respond To Flooding (IET, F/S,
RPLs)
Respond To Structural Damage (IET,
F/S, RPLs)
Respond To Toxic Gas/HAZMAT Spill
(IET, F/S)
Provide Rescue And Assistance
Rig Casualty Power (RPL)
Employ Chemical, Biological, Or
Radiological (CBR) Defense
Procedures (RPL)
Combat A Major Conflagration (RPL)
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Set Material Condition Readiness (Z,
Y/MOD Z)
02 Respond To Non Main Space Fire (IET)
* (All Classes)
03 Respond To Toxic Gas/HAZMAT Spill
* (IET)
04 Respond To Flooding (IET)
*
05 Respond To Fire (F/S)
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Shipwide
All RPLs, F/S and Min 3 IETs
All RPLs, F/S and Min 3 IETs
All RPLs, F/S and
Min 3 IETs
F/S and Min 3 IETs
R&A Team
All RPLs (N/A MCM, PC)
All RPLs (N/A PC)
Shipwide
AMPLIFICATION
All RPLs
FREQ
90
All IETs
120
All IETs
90
All IETs
120
F/S
120
06
Provide Rescue And Assistance
R&A Team
120
07
08
Respond To Flooding (F/S)
Respond To Toxic Gas/HAZMAT Spill
(F/S)
Respond To Non Main Space Fire (RPL)
Respond To Flooding (RPL)
Respond To Structural Damage (RPL)
Combat A Major Conflagration (RPL)
F/S
F/S
120
90
All RPLs
All RPLs
All RPLs
Shipwide
120
120
120
180
09
10
11
12
NOTES
NOTES
* Must be maintained at all times.
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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ENGINEERING (MOB-E)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
SOH Programs
02
Critical Programs
03
Other Programs
04
05
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge
(LOK)
Perform Standard Evolution Set
06
Perform Standard Drill Set
AMPLIFICATION
Shipwide
All SOH programs graded as
effective.
Shipwide
All critical programs graded
effective.
All other management programs
graded at least partially
effective.
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG >=
80%)
Min 2 Watch Sections
Evolutions: At least 75%
effective for each qualified
watch team.
Min 2 Watch Sections
NOTES
2
Drills: At least 50% effective
for each qualified watch team.
07
Respond To Main Space Fire (Agent
Good)
Min 2 Watch Sections and Repair
5
Two qualified watchteams
effective for MMFOL/MCBF,
Repair 5 evaluated effective
for reentry during one MSFD.
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Perform Standard Evolution Set
02
Perform Standard Drill Set
03
Respond To Main Space Fire (Agent
Good)
04
Respond To Main Space Fire (Agent
Bad)
AMPLIFICATION
Min 2 Watch Section
Evolutions: At least
75% effective for
each qualified watch
team.
FREQ
7
Min 2 Watch Section
Drills: At least 50%
effective for each
qualified watch
team.
Min 2 Watch Sections
and Repair 5
Requires Good Agent
Min 2 Watch Sections
and Repair 5
Requires Bad Agent
7
NOTES
90
365
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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NAVIGATION (MOB-N)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
02
EXERCISE NAME
Review Administration
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
(Rules Of The Road)
Conduct A Precision Anchorage
Conduct Restricted Waters Navigation
(Day Or Night)
Conduct Low Visibility Navigation
Respond To A Navigation Casualty
Conduct Open Ocean Navigation
Respond To A Loss Of Steering
Casualty
Demonstrate Visual Signaling
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
Bridge Resource Management
(BRM)Training
12
Polaris V1 Simulator Refresher
Training (only ships configured with
Polaris V1 Simulator)
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct A Precision Anchorage
02 Conduct Restricted Waters Navigation
03 Conduct Low Visibility Navigation
04 Respond To A Navigation Casualty
05 Conduct Open Ocean Navigation
06 Respond To A Loss Of Steering
Casualty
07
Demonstrate Visual Signaling
AMPLIFICATION
IAW NAVDORM
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 88%)
Special S&A Detail
Special S&A Detail
NOTES
Special S&A Detail
Special S&A Detail
Min 1 Watch Team
Special S&A Detail and Min 3
Watch Teams
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires assist ship(s)
Min 3 Watch Teams
2
2
2
2
Four graduates min. IAW
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AMPLIFICATION
Special S&A Detail
Special S&A Detail
Special S&A Detail
Special S&A Detail
Min 1 Watch Team
Special S&A Detail
and Min 3 Watch
Teams
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires assist
ship(s)
FREQ
365
90
180
90
180
180
2
2
1
4
NOTES
2
2
2
2
2
2
90
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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SEAMANSHIP (MOB-S)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review MOB-S Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
04
05
Conduct Underway/Mooring To A Pier
Conduct Anchoring Operations
Conduct Mooring To A Buoy
06
Conduct MOB Recovery (Ship And Boat)
07
Conduct Small Boat Operations
08
Conduct Emergency Towing
09
10
Conduct CONREP (Receive Fuel, Receive
Cargo) (Training will be conducted
for both night and day operations;
Certification will be completed one
time, day or night.)
Deliver Fuel At Sea (LHD/LHA Only)
11
Demonstrate Abandon Ship Procedures
12
Conduct Astern Refueling (MCM, PC
Only)
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct Underway/Mooring To A Pier
02 Conduct Anchoring Operations
03 Conduct CONREP (Receive Fuel, Receive
Cargo) (N/A For MCM, PC)
04
Deliver Fuel At Sea (LHD/LHA Only)
05
Conduct Astern Refueling (MCM, PC
Only)
Conduct MOB Recovery - Ship (Day)
06
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Mooring Detail
Anchor Detail
Anchor Detail
Requires mooring buoy
(N/A LHA, LHD)
Min 1 Watch Team
Day or Night
Min 2 Boat Crews
NOTES
2
2
2
2
2
1 Watch Team
Requires towing asset
(N/A LHA, LHD)
Min 2 CONREP Stations
Requires delivery ship
2
Min 1 CONREP Station
Requires receiving ship
Training will be conducted
for both night and day
operations; Certification
will be completed one time,
day or night.
Min 1 CONREP Station
2
AMPLIFICATION
Mooring Detail
Anchor Detail
Min 2 CONREP
Stations
Requires delivery
ship
Min 1 CONREP Station
Requires receiving
ship
Min 1 CONREP Station
Min 1 Watch Team
2
2
FREQ
90
180
180
NOTES
2
2
2
365
2
180
2
90
2
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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08
09
10
11
Conduct
Conduct
Conduct
Conduct
Special
MOB Recovery – Ship (Night)
MOB Recovery – Boat (Day)
MOB Recovery – Boat (Night
Small Boat Operations
Evolutions Training (SET)
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 2 Boat Crews
IAW CNSP/CNSL 3505.1
(Series)Navigation
Seamanship Ship
Handling Training
(NSST)
90
90
90
90
360
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
3-30
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2
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SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Conduct SAR Certification
02
Demonstrate SAR Plotting (SAREX)
AMPLIFICATION
Min 1 Watch Team
All Rescue Swimmers
Min 1 Watch Team
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Deploy Surface Rescue Swimmer
(Shipboard)
02 Deploy Surface Rescue Swimmer (Rescue
Boat)
03 Demonstrate SAR Plotting (SAREX)
AMPLIFICATION
Min 2 SAR Swimmers
(1 MCM, PC)
Min 2 SAR Swimmers
(1 MCM, PC)
Min 1 Watch Team
NOTES
1
1
FREQ
180
NOTES
180
180
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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STRIKE WARFARE/HARPOON (STW)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review Strike Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
Conduct Cruise Missile CMTQ IAW CNSF
8820.1 Series Requirements
04
Perform NSFS Qualification
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Participate In SLAMEX/Fleet Level
Exercises
02 Perform TLAM Mission Execution
03 Perform NSFS Mission Support
04 Conduct Mission Data Update (MDU) Via
All Installed Paths/TSN
Advanced Exercises (AE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Perform LAC Operations
02
Conduct Coordinated NSFS (Non-Firing)
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires using Battle Lab
NCTE connection
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires range
Requires projectiles and
propelling charges as
applicable
NOTES
AMPLIFICATION
Min 1 Watch Team
FREQ
60
NOTES
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
60
180
60
AMPLIFICATION
Train Tomahawk
equipped ships in
planning a
designated launch of
a TLAM mission and
performing all
required steps to
affect a successful
launch.
Conduct NSFS with
maneuver of forces
into a cohesive
action maximizing
their effect in
accomplishing the
mission and
minimizing adverse
effects on
friendly/neutral
forces and
noncombatants.
FREQ
1,4
2,5
NOTES
4
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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FORCE SUPPLY MANAGEMENT (SUP)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Conduct Supply Management
Certification (SMC)
AMPLIFICATION
IAW CNSFINST 5040.1 Series
(N/A PC)
NOTES
1
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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SURFACE WARFARE (SW)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review SW Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
Conduct Surface Engagement
(Harpoon)(CG and DDG)
Conduct Surface Engagement (SM) (CG
and DDG)
Conduct Surface Engagement (Gun
Weapon System) (CG, DDG and FFG)
Conduct Surface Engagement (Point
Defense) (SCAT)
Conduct Surface Engagement (Point
Defense) (CIWS 1B)
Employ/Control Air Assets (Helo/MPRA)
(N/A for MCM/PC)
CG,DDG,LHA,LPD, LHD,LSD,FFG
Conduct GCCS-M Data Base Management
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
Respond To A SW Casualty And Misfire
Conduct Surface Warfare Live Fire
Exercise With Major Caliber GWS With
Towed Sled (CG, DDG and FFG)
Conduct Surface Warfare Live Fire
Exercise With Machine Guns
Conduct Surface Warfare Live Fire
Exercise With Major Caliber GWS
(Quickfire) (CG, DDG and FFG)
Conduct Surface Warfare Live Fire
Exercise With CIWS 1B Surface Mode
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct Surface Engagement (Harpoon)
(CG and DDG)
02 Conduct Surface Engagement (SM) (CG
and DDG)
03 Conduct Surface Engagement (Gun
Weapon System) (CG, DDG and FFG)
04 Conduct Surface Engagement (Point
Defense) (SCAT)
05 Conduct Surface Engagement (Point
Defense) (CIWS 1B)
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 2 Watch Teams
Battle Lab NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Battle Lab NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Battle Lab NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Battle Lab NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Battle Lab NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Battle Lab NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Battle Lab NCTE connection
Min 2 Watch Teams
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires tow ship w/target
sled and GWS ammunition
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires reflective balloon
and ammunition
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires reflective balloon
and GWS ammunition
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires reflective balloon
and CIWS ammunition
NOTES
1,4
1,4
1,4
1,4
1,4
1,4
1,4
1
2,5
2,5
2,5
2,5
AMPLIFICATION
Min 2 Watch Teams
FREQ
90
NOTES
6
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
6
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
6
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
6
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
6
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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Employ/Control SW Air Assets
(Helo/MPRA)
(N/A for MCM/PC) CG,DDG,LHA,LPD, LHD,
LSD,FFG
Min 2 Watch Teams
90
6
07
Conduct GCCS-M Data Base Management
90
6
08
Participate In Monthly Inport
Training Exercise (MITE) or conduct
GCCS-M data base management
Respond To A SW Casualty And Misfire
Conduct Surface Warfare Live Fire
Exercise With Machine Guns
Min 2 Watch Teams (1
for PC)
Min 1 Watch Team
Battle Lab NCTE
connection
Min 2 Watch Team
Min 1 Watch Team
Reflective balloon
and ammunition
Min 1 Watch Team
Reflective balloon
and GWS ammunition
Min 1 Watch Team
Reflective balloon
and CIWS ammunition
30
1
90
180
2,5
180
2,5
180
2,5
FREQ
NOTES
09
10
11
12
Conduct Surface Warfare Live Fire
Exercise With Major Caliber GWS (CG,
DDG and FFG)
Conduct Surface Warfare Live Fire
Exercise With CIWS 1B Surface Mode*
Advanced Exercises (AE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Perform GCCS-M (FOTC) Duties (N/A for
MCM/PC)
02
Operate in Surface Action Group (SAG)
03
Perform Duties Of SAG Commander
(SAGC)
04
Conduct FAC/FIAC Defense
05
Conduct Coordinated Main Gunnery
Firing
AMPLIFICATION
Train Strike Group
Data Base managers
to assume duties as
Force Over the
Horizon Coordinator
(FOTC).
Provide Surface
Action Group (SAG),
an opportunity to
localize and attack
an OPFOR surface
action group.
Train designated
surface unit to
operate as SAGC vs.
an OPFOR SAG.
Provide surface
vessel, an
opportunity to
engage FAC/FIAC
OPFOR unit.
Train Strike Group
fire control, gun
weapons system, CIC
and bridge personnel
in coordinated
response of main
battery gun mounts.
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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Conduct Coordinated Crew Served
Weapons Firing
Train Strike Group
fire control, gun
weapons system, CIC
and bridge personnel
in coordinated
response of
installed crew
served weapons.
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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UNDERSEA WARFARE (USW)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
02
03
04
EXERCISE NAME
Conduct Anti-Submarine Warfare
Qualification IAW CNSP/L INST
3361.1
(CG, DDG, FFG only)
On Range Live Target Prosecution
VLA/SVTT
(CG, DDG, FFG only)
Conduct Torpedo Evasion (AMPHIB
ONLY)
USW Administration (AMPHIB ONLY)
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct USW Mission Planning and
Operations (CG, DDG, FFG only)
02 Conduct USW Search, Detect And Track
(CG, DDG, FFG only)
03 Conduct USW Weapons Employment (VLA)
(CG, DDG only)
04 Conduct USW Weapons Employment (A/C)
(CG, DDG, FFG only)
05 Conduct USW Weapons
Employment/Torpedo Evasion –
SVTT(CG, DDG, FFG only)
06 Conduct TACTAS Passive Tracking (CG,
DDG, FFG only)
07
Live A/C Exercise (CG, DDG, FFG
only)
08
Conduct Active Tracking Using
Shipboard Sonar At Sea (CG, DDG, FFG
only)
09
Conduct Torpedo Handling & A/C
Banding (CG, DDG, FFG only)
10
Conduct LOFAR Gram Analysis
(SIPRTOP Training) (CG, DDG, FFG
only)
Respond To USW Casualty (CG, DDG,
FFG only)
Conduct Torpedo Evasion (AMPHIB
ONLY)
11
12
AMPLIFICATION
2/IIAS (CG and DDG)
1/IIAS (FFG)
NOTES
2
1/IIAS
2
1/COND I and III
Shipwide
AMPLIFICATION
Min 2 Watch Teams
(1 Watch Team for FFG)
Min 2 Watch Teams
(1 Watch Team for FFG)
Min 2 Watch Teams
FREQ
30
NOTES
6
30
6
30
6
Min 2 Watch Teams
(1 Watch Team for FFG)
Min 2 Watch Teams
(1 Watch Team for FFG)
30
6
30
2
Min 2 Watch Teams
(1 Watch Team for FFG)
Requires EMATT or
target of opportunity
Min 2 Watch Teams
(1 Watch Team for FFG)
Requires EMATT or
target of opportunity
Min 2 Watch Teams
(1 Watch Team for FFG)
Requires EMATT or
target of opportunity
Min 1 Watch Team
Requires EMATT or
target of opportunity
(REXTORP Required)
2 Watch Teams
(1 Watch Team for FFG)
90
2,5
180
2,5
90
2,5
180
2,5
Min 2 Watch Teams
(1 Watch Team for FFG)
Min 1 Watch Team
30
90
90
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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Advanced Exercises (AE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct SUB Familiarization
02
Conduct ASW Fixed/Rotary Wing Control
03
Operate as Surface Action Unit (SAU)
04
Conduct Coordinated Multi-Ship ASW
05
Conduct Opposed RAS
06
Perform Duties Of SAU Commander
(SAUC)
AMPLIFICATION
Provide surface
vessels, helos and
MPRA an opportunity
to get familiar with
the basic tracking
and recognition of a
submarine contact.
Provide surface
vessels in
coordination with
helo and MPA, an
opportunity to
localize and attack
a submarine.
Train USW forces in
operations against
an evasive and
aggressive submarine
using coordinated
search and attack
procedures.
Train ASW ships in
coordinated tactics
to detect, classify,
localize and
prosecute a
submarine.
Provide surface
vessels in
coordination with
helo and/or MPA, an
opportunity to
localize and attack
a submarine while
conducting
replenishment
operations.
Train designated
surface unit to
operate as SAUC vs.
an OPFOR submarine.
FREQ
NOTES
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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325.
VISIT, BOARDING, SEARCH, AND SEIZURE (VBSS)
Certification Exercises (CE)
NR
01
EXERCISE NAME
Review VBSS Administration
02
Demonstrate Level Of Knowledge (LOK)
03
Conduct Non-Compliant Boarding
Operations
04
05
Conduct Compliant Boarding Operations
Conduct Approach/Maritime Influence
Operations
06
Conduct Detainee Operations
Repetitive Exercises (RE)
NR EXERCISE NAME
01 Conduct Non-Compliant Boarding
Operations
02
03
Conduct Compliant Boarding Operations
Conduct Approach/Maritime Influence
Operations
04
Conduct Detainee Operations
AMPLIFICATION
IAW applicable Mission Area
references
IAW ATG LOK Exam Matrix (AVG
>= 80%)
Min 1 Team
RHIB may be required for
Hook and Pole
Min 1 Team
Min 1 Team
RHIB may be required for
Hook and Pole
COND III, V: Ship Wide
NOTES
AMPLIFICATION
Min 1 Team
RHIB may be required
for Hook and Pole
Min 1 Team
Min 1 Team
May require RHIB for
Hook and Pole
Min. 2 fully
qualified Boarding
Team Members, Ship’s
Detainee Handling
Team.
NOTES
FREQ
180
180
180
180
NOTES (If 1, 2, or 3 are not listed in notes, there are no restrictions on
where the exercise may occur)
1 = Must be inport
4 = Synthetic
2 = Must be underway
5 = Live
3 = Must be underway or at anchorage
6 = Synthetic or Live
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APPENDIX A
SAMPLE MESSAGE REPORTS
This appendix provides a list of sample message formats to be used
throughout the FRTP in conjunction with the training and certification
requirements outlined in the SFEM.
Section 1:
Basic Phase Certification Plan of Action and Milestones
Section 2:
Basic Phase Training Certification Plan
Section 3:
1.1 Material Readiness Certification Completion Report
Section 4:
Engineering Operations Certification (EOC) 1.4 Quicklook
Report
Section 5:
Basic Phase Training Completion Risk Report
Section 6:
Basic Phase Training Completion Message
Section 7:
Certification Validation Completion Message
Section 8:
Certification Recommendation Message
Section 9:
Risk Assessment Mitigation Message Format
Section 10:
Feedback Report
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SECTION 1
BASIC PHASE CERTIFICATION PLAN OF ACTION AND MILESTONES
Ship will submit this report to TYCOM and ISIC pre-Maintenance Phase and
prior to commencing Basic Phase. Having this POAM approved by TYCOM is an
Exit Criteria item for completing Sustainment Phase and commencing the
Maintenance Phase.
In C7F/C6F the ISIC will submit this message to the TYCOM annually, info
AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable).
FM USS ANYSHIP (ISIC in C7F/C6F)
TO COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA
(ISIC)
INFO (Numbered Fleet)
COMAFLOATRAGRUPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMAFLOATRAGRU ATLANTIC NORFOLK VA
ENGASMPAC SAN DIEGO CA or ENGASMLANT NORFOLK VA
AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)
BT
CLASSIFICATION/N03201//
MSGID/GENADMIN/AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)//
SUBJ/USS ANYSHIP BASIC PHASE CERTIFICATION PLAN OF ACTION AND
MILESTONES//
REF/A/DOC/CNSP-CNSL/09MAR2012//
REF/B/(additional references as applicable, including all waiver,
deferral, and extension requests)//
NARR/REF A IS COMNAVSURFPACINST 3502.3 SURFACE FORCE READINESS
MANUAL. REF B IS (description of additional references).//
POC/(name/rank/position/command/email:/tel:)//
RMKS/1. IAW REF A, THIS MESSAGE PROVIDES A PLAN OF ACTION AND
MILESTONES FOR USS ANYSHIP'S POST-CNO MAINTENANCE AVAILABILITY BASIC
PHASE.
READ E 1 COMPLETION DATE:
READ E 3 COMPLETION DATE:
BASIC PHASE TYPE:
(full, abbreviated, tiered, CV)
BASIC PHASE START/END DATE:
DDMMMYY – DDMMMYY
CRITICAL SCHOOLS SCHEDULED PRIOR TO BASIC PHASE:
(provided by ship)
EXPECTED CRITICAL SCHOOLS PERCENTAGE PRIOR TO BASIC PHASE:
(provided by ship)
MISSION AREA CERTIFICATIONS SCHEDULED DURING BASIC PHASE:
AIR, AMW, AT, AW, BMD, CCC, CRY, EW, EXPSAF, FSO-M, INT, MIW, MOB-D, MOB-E,
MOB-N, MOB-S, STW, SUP, SUW, USW, VBSS
MISSION AREA CERTIFICATIONS SCHEDULED OUTSIDE OF BASIC PHASE:
3M (1), SAR (2)
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NOTES:
(1) 3M CERTIFICATION ASSESSMENT WILL BE CONDUCTED DURING INTERMEDIATE
PHASE DUE TO ATG SCHEDULE LOADING AND TO ALLOW FOR THE REQUIRED 13
WEEK MAINTENANCE WINDOW.
(2) SAR CERTIFICATION WILL BE CONDUCTED DURING MAINTENANCE PHASE.
2.
ATG COMMENTS: ATG HAS REVIEWED READINESS ASSESSMENT
RESULTS AND IS PREPARED TO COMMENCE BASIC PHASE TRAINING. ANY'S BASIC
PHASE SCHEDULE WILL BE GENERATED PRIOR TO PTV AND PROMULGATED
SEPCOR.//
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SECTION 2
BASIC PHASE TRAINING CERTIFICATION PLAN
30 days prior to commencing a ship’s basic phase, ATG will submit an FRTP
Basic Phase Certification Plan to TYCOM.
In, C7F/C6F the ISIC will submit this message to the TYCOM prior to Unit
Level Training execution, info AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable).
From
ATG to TYCOM: (ISIC to TYCOM in C7F/C6F)
FM AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)
TO COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA
(ISIC)
INFO (Numbered Fleet)
COMAFLOATRAGRUPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMAFLOATRAGRU ATLANTIC NORFOLK VA
ENGASMPAC SAN DIEGO CA or ENGASMLANT NORFOLK VA
USS ANYSHIP
AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)
BT
CLASSIFICATION/N03201//
MSGID/GENADMIN/AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)//
SUBJ/USS ANYSHIP BASIC PHASE CERTIFICATION PLAN//
REF/A/DOC/CNSP-CNSL/09MAR2012//
REF/B/DOC/CNSP-CNSL/DDMMMYYYY//
REF/C/(additional references as applicable, including all waiver,
deferral, and extension requests)//
NARR/REF A IS CNSP-CNSLINST 3502.3 SURFACE FORCE READINESS
MANUAL. REF B IS CNSP-CNSLINST 3500.11 SURFACE FORCE EXERCISE
MANUAL. REF C IS (description of additional references).//
POC/(name/rank/position/command/email:/tel:)//
RMKS/1. IAW REF B, THIS MESSAGE PROVIDES A SCHEDULE FOR USS
ANYSHIP'S POST-CNO MAINTENANCE AVAILABILITY BASIC PHASE:
(include PTV, READ-E Assessments, BP start and end dates, X.1
material assessment events occurring outside of READ-E 5 or READ-E 6,
X.4 certification events, the first Integrated training event
scheduled after BP end date, and all known interferences (marked by
an asterisk) that will prevent training such as Ammo Onload, Holiday
and POM stand-downs, operational tasking, and any
Integrated/Advanced training events scheduled to occur during BP).
Example:
DDMMMYY – DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY – DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY – DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY – DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY – DDMMMYY
PTV
SAR 1.1 MAT CERT
READ-E 4
-MOB-D 1.1 DCMA
-MOB-E 1.1A/B LOA
-CONTRACTOR SEA TRIALS
-CREW CERT
SAR 1.4 SAR CERT
READ-E 5
-1.1/2.1 MAT CERTS
-CMAV
-TYCOM SEA TRIALS
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DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
–
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
–
–
–
–
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
DDMMMYY
BP START
AIR 1.4A ARQ
AIR 1.4B HELO DAY
*AMMO ONLOAD*
MOB-N 1.4 NAV CERT
MOB-S 1.4 SEAMANSHIP CERT
AT 1.4A/B AT CERT
COMMS 1.4 COMMS CERT
3M 1.4 3M CERT
FSO-M 1.4 MEDICAL CERT
MOB-D 1.4 DC CERT
*HOLIDAY STAND-DOWN*
SUP 1.4 SMC
MOB-E 1.4 EOC
EXPSAF 1.4 ESTAV
AMW 2.4A WELL DECK & CARGO CERT
AMW 2.4B ATF SURGE CERT
READ-E 6
-2.1 MAT CERTS
-CMAV
MIDSHIPMEN CRUISE
BMD 2.4 BMDQ
MIW 2.4 CERT
VBSS 2.4 CERT
AMW 2.4C AMW CERT
STW 2.4A CMTQ
STW 2.4B NSFS
SUW/AW 2.4A LIVE FIRE
IAC (1/2/3/4)
GROUP SAIL
COMBAT SYSTEMS 2.4 FST-U
-AW/CRY/EW/INT/SUW CERT
USW 2.4A LIVE ASW
USW 2.4B ASWQ
BP END
C2X
2. BASIC PHASE SCHEDULE:
A. PLANNED WEEKS IN BASIC PHASE: ##
(number of calendar weeks during Basic Phase)
B. PLANNED INTERFERENCE DURING BASIC PHASE: ##
(number of weeks during which training will not occur due to
interference as described above)
C. PLANNED EFFECTIVE WEEKS OF TRAINING: ##
(number of weeks during which training is scheduled to take place)
3.
ATG COMMENTS: ATG HAS REVIEWED ANY'S READINESS ASSESSMENT
RESULTS AND IS PREPARED TO COMMENCE BASIC PHASE TRAINING. A DETAILED
SCHEDULE CONTAINING ALL TRAINING EVENTS (X.0-X.4) FOR ANY'S PLANNED BASIC
PHASE WILL BE PROVIDED AT PTV.//
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SECTION 3
MOB-E 1.1 MATERIAL READINESS CERTIFICATION COMPLETION REPORT
Ref: SURFACE FORCE EXERCISE MANUAL
Engineering Assessments will submit the 1.1 Material Readiness Certification
Completion Report at the completion of the material certification event to
ISIC and info the TYCOM.
FM ENGASMPAC / LANT (as appropriate)
TO ISIC
INFO COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA or
COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA
COMAFLOATRAGRUPAC / LANT (as appropriate)
COMAFLOATRAGRU (FCA as appropriate)
ENGASMLANT NORFOLK VA
ENGASMPAC SAN DIEGO CA
USS SHIP
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MSGID/GENADMIN/EAP//MMM//
SUBJ/USS SHIP (XXX XX) 1.1 MATERIAL READINESS CERTIFICATION REPORT//
REF/A/DOC/CNSPCNSLINST 3502.3/09MAR2012//
REF/B/DOC/ATGPACINST 3502.1/08JUN2012//
(OPTIONAL) (IF SHIP PERFORMED A TYCOM LOA VICE 1.1A, LIST REF C AS LOA
QUICKLOOK REPORT)
REF/C/GENADMIN/ENGASMPAC/DTG OF MESSAGE//
NARR/REF A IS SURFACE FORCE READINESS MANUAL. REF B IS THE ATGPAC USERS
GUIDE, MOB-E TAB 0. REF C IS TYCOM LOA QUICKLOOK MESSAGE.//
POC/LAST NAME, FIRST NAME/RANK/EAP/COMM:(619)556-6981//
RMKS/1. IN ACCORDANCE WITH REFERENCES (A) AND (B), A MATERIAL COLD CHECK
CERTIFICATION (MOB-E 1.1A) (OPTIONAL IF SHIP DID NOT PERFORM TYCOM LOA) AND A
MATERIAL HOT CHECK CERTIFICATION (MOB-E 1.1B) WAS CONDUCTED ON USS SHIP
INPORT NAVAL STATION SAN DIEGO, CA ON DD-DD MONTH 201Y. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE
ASSESSMENT WERE/WERE NOT ACCOMPLISHED. (OPTIONAL, IF SHIP PERFORMED A TYCOM
LOA) PER REF (C), USS SHIP SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED A TYCOM LOA WHICH VALIDATED
THE 1.1A AND THE SHIP IS ASSESSED AS READY / NOT READY TO PROCEED TO MOB-E
INDIVIDUAL TRAINING 1.2. THE SENIOR ASSESSOR WAS RANK I. M. SENIOR.
2. (OPTIONAL) THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL CHECKS OUTSTANDING TO ACHIEVE MINIMUM
EQUIPMENT: (IF THE SHIP DID NOT ACHIEVE MINIMUM EQUIPMENT TO PROCEED TO 1.2
THEN USE THIS LINE ITEM AND ADJUST THE SEQUENTIAL NUMBERS. IF SHIP ACHIEVED
MINIMUM EQUIPMENT THEN OMIT THIS LINE ITEM.)
A. LIST OUTSTANDING ITEMS HERE
2. XXX OF XXX (XX.X PCT) SCHEDULED MATERIAL COLD AND HOT CHECKS WERE
COMPLETED BY THE END OF THE 1.1 MATERIAL CERTIFICATION.
3. SAFE TO OPERATE CRITERIA WAS/WAS NOT MET AND MAINTAINED.
4. MINIMUM EQUIPMENT WAS/WAS NOT MET AND MAINTAINED. EQUIPMENT NOT CLEARED
DURING THIS ASSESSMENT WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED OPERATIONAL FOR MOB-E
CERTIFICATION EVENT 1.4 UNLESS AN EAP QUALIFIED ASSESSOR CLEARS THE EQUIPMENT
PRIOR TO THE START OF THE EOC. THE FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT WAS NOT CLEARED FOR
OPERATION:
A. LIST EQUIPMENT HERE
5. TEMPORARY STANDING ORDERS GENERATED DURING THIS ASSESSMENT: X.
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6. DEPARTURE FROM SPECIFICATION GENERATED DURING THIS ASSESSMENT: X.
7. ITEMS OF PRIORITY: X.
A. LIST SUMMARY TOPIC FOR IOP HERE. IF NO IOP’S OMIT LINE.
8. ITEMS OF CONCERN: X.
A. LIST SUMMARY TOPIC FOR IOC HERE. IF NO IOC’S OMIT LINE.
9. (OPTIONAL, REPORT THE FOLLOWING IF A 1.1A AND A 1.1B WERE PERFORMED AND
ADJUST SEQUENTIAL NUMBERS. IF A TYCOM LOA WAS PERFORMED DELETE PROGRAM AND
FIREFIGHTING CAPABILITY RESULTS AND PROCEED TO SENIOR ASSESSOR COMMENTS) THE
FOLLOWING MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS WERE ASSESSED AND GRADED:
A. SOH:
1) HEAT STRESS – EFFECTIVE/PARTIALLY/NOT EFFECTIVE
2) HEARING CONSERVATION - EFFECTIVE/PARTIALLY/NOT EFFECTIVE
3) ELECTRICAL SAFETY - EFFECTIVE/PARTIALLY/NOT EFFECTIVE
4) TAG OUT - EFFECTIVE/PARTIALLY/NOT EFFECTIVE
B. CRITICAL:
1) PQS - READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
2) ENGINEERING TRAINING - READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
3) LUBE OIL QUALITY MANAGEMENT - READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
4) FUEL OIL QUALITY MANAGEMENT - READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
5) LEGAL RECORDS - READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
6) DIESEL READINESS SYSTEM - READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
7) MAIN PROPULSION BOILER WATER/FEED WATER (BW/FW) - READY/NOT READY TO
SUPPORT OPERATIONS
8) AUXILIARY BW/FW - READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
C. OTHER PROGRAMS
1) EOSS - READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
2) OPERATING LOGS - READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
3) QUALITY ASSURANCE - READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
4) MGTESR- READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
5) ONLINE VERIFICATION- READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT OPERATIONS
10.(OPTIONAL, DELETE LINE IF A TYCOM LOA VICE 1.1A WAS PERFORMED) MAIN SPACE
FIREFIGHTING CAPABILITY WAS ASSESSED AS READY/NOT READY TO SUPPORT
OPERATIONS.
11. SENIOR ASSESSORS COMMENTS:
A. LIST COMMENTS HERE
B. THE SUPPORT AND HOSPITALITY PROVIDED BY THE CREW AND SUPPLY DEPARTMENT WAS
OUTSTANDING AND GREATLY APPRECIATED. SPECIAL THANKS TO XXX FOR THEIR EFFORTS
TO MAKE OUR VISIT MOST ENJOYABLE.
C. ISIC REPRESENTATIVE(S) RANK I. M. ISIC WAS/WERE PRESENT THROUGHOUT THE
ASSESSMENT AND PROVIDED WITH DETAILED COMMENTS.
D. MATERIAL READINESS CERTIFICATION REPORT PROVIDED TO SHIP AND ISIC VIA
EMAIL FROM PROJECT OFFICER.//
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SECTION 4
Engineering Operations Certification (EOC) 1.4 QUICKLOOK REPORT
Ref: SURFACE FORCE EXERCISE MANUAL
Instead of the generic Mission Area Certification Recommendation above,
Engineering Assessments will submit the 1.4 EOC QUICKLOOK report at the
completion of MOB-E certification to TYCOM and info the ISIC. In addition to
reporting certification, the message will identify major items that require
correction but do not restrict certification or safe operation.
From ENGASM to TYCOM:
FM ENGASMPAC / LANT (as appropriate)
TO COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA or
COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA
INFO
ISIC
COMAFLOATRAGRUPAC / LANT (as appropriate)
AFLOATRAGRU (FCA as appropriate)
ENGASMLANT NORFOLK VA
ENGASMPAC SAN DIEGO CA
USS SHIP
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MSGID/GENADMIN/EAP/EAA//MMM//
SUBJ/USS SHIP EOC (1.4) QUICKLOOK REPORT//
REF/A/DOC/CNSPCNSL/09 MAR 2012//
REF/B/DOC/ATGPACINST/08 JUN 2012//
NARR/REF A IS CNSP/CNSLINST 3502.3, SURFACE FORCE READINESS MANUAL. REF B IS
ATGPAC USER GUIDE, MOB-E TAB O. //
POC/LAST NAME, FIRST NAME/RANK/EAP/EAA/-/COMM:(XXX)XXX-XXXX//
RMKS/1. USS SHIP CONDUCTED AN EOC (1.4) ON XX-XX MMM YYYY, INPORT NAVAL
STATION XXXXXXX, XX AND UNDERWAY XXXX OPAREA. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE
ASSESSMENT PER REF (B) WERE/WERE NOT ACCOMPLISHED AND EAP RECOMMENDS
CERTIFICATION/CONDITIONAL CERTIFICATION/NO CERTIFICATION IN MOB-E. THE SENIOR
ASSESSOR WAS RANK F. M. LAST.
2. SAFE-TO-OPERATE MAINTAINED: MET/NOT MET
3. MINIMUM EQUIPMENT: MET/NOT MET
4. A 1.4 MATERIAL VALIDATION WAS/WAS NOT CONDUCTED.
A. NUMBER OF CHECKS SCHEDULED: XXX
B. NUMBER OF CHECKS COMPLETED: XXX
5. THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL PROBLEMS INTERFERED WITH THE CONDUCT OF THE
ASSESSMENT:
A. LIST AND DESCRIBE ALL MATERIAL PROBLEMS
6. CERTIFICATION EVENTS (CE) COMPLETED: X/7
A. SOH PROGRAMS: MET/NOT MET
B. CRITICAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS: MET/NOT MET
C. OTHER MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS: MET/NOT MET
D. LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE AT LEAST 80%: MET/NOT MET
E. EVOLUTION PROFICIENCY AT LEAST 75% (2 SECTIONS): MET/NOT MET
F. DRILL PROFICIENCY AT LEAST 50% (2 SECTIONS): MET/NOT MET
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G. MAIN SPACE FIRE (2 SECTIONS AND RPL 5): MET/NOT MET
7. FULL POWER DEMONSTRATION: SAT/UNSAT
A. INSERT WHAT RATED RPM IS AND WHAT WAS ACHIEVED.
B. INSERT DEFICIENCIES HERE.
8. TOTAL NUMBER OF DEPARTURE FROM SPECIFICATIONS (DFS’S) IN EFFECT AT THE
BEGINNING OF THE ASSESSMENT X. NUMBER OF DFS’S GENERATED DURING THE
ASSESSMENT X.
9. TOTAL NUMBER OF TEMPORARY STANDING ORDERS (TSO’S) IN EFFECT AT THE
BEGINNING OF THE ASSESSMENT X. NUMBER OF TSO’S GENERATED DURING THE VISIT X.
10. TOTAL NUMBER OF RESTRICTIVES:
A. INDENTIFIED: X
B. CORRECTED: X
11. ITEMS OF PRIORITY IDENTIFIED: X
A. LIST AND DESCRIBE ALL ITEMS OF PRIORITY
12. ITEMS OF CONCERN IDENTIFIED: X
A. LIST AND DESCRIBE ALL ITEMS OF CONCERN
13. SENIOR ASSESSORS COMMENTS:
A. COMMENTS GO HERE
B. THE SUPPORT AND HOSPITALITY PROVIDED BY THE CREW AND SUPPLY DEPARTMENT WAS
OUTSTANDING AND GREATLY APPRECIATED. SPECIAL THANKS TO RANK LAST, FOR
HIS/HER/THEIR EFFORTS IN MAKING OUR VISIT MOST ENJOYABLE.
C. ISIC REPRESENTATIVE, RANK LAST, WAS PRESENT THROUGHOUT THE ASSESSMENT AND
PROVIDED WITH DETAILED COMMENTS.
D. A DETAILED EOC REPORT WILL BE PROVIDED TO SHIP AND ISIC VIA EMAIL FROM
PROJECT OFFICER.//
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SECTION 5
BASIC PHASE TRAINING COMPLETION RISK REPORT
ISICs or ATG (via ISIC) will report to the TYCOM if a ship is identified to
be at risk of not completing the Basic Phase within the Basic Phase
entitlement.
ATG will send this message any time a ship conducts their integrated events
prior to completion of the Basic Phase. The message will outline the status
of each mission area and remaining CEs or training events that have not been
completed. This message will also indicate all training interference events
which impacted the ships ability to complete within the Basic Phase
entitlement.
From ISIC (or ATG) to TYCOM
FM ISIC (ATG as appropriate)
TO COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA//N7/N43// or
COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA//N7/N43// (As appropriate)
INFO
NUMBERED FLEET
COMAFLOATRAGRUPAC/LANT
STRIKE GROUP COMMANDER (as appropriate)
COMAFLOATRAGRULANT (LANT or PAC as appropriate)
COMAFLOATRAGRU (appropriate FCA ATG)
ENGASMLANT/PAC (as appropriate)
USS SHIP
BT
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SECINFO/U/-//
MSGID/GENADMIN/ATGX/-/MMM//
SUBJ/ USS (ship’s name) BASIC PHASE TRAINING COMPLETION RISK REPORT //
REF/A/MSGID:DOC/ CNSP-CNSLINST 3502.3/09MAR2012//
REF/B/DOC/CUSFF-CPF INST 3501.3(SERIES)/DATE//
NARR/REF A IS CNSP-CNSLINST 3502.3, SURFACE FORCE READINESS MANUAL. REF B IS
FLEET TRAINING CONTINUUM (FTC) INSTRUCTION.//
POC/NAME/RANK/UNIT:/NAME:/EMAIL:/TEL//
RMKS/1. IAW REF A AND REF B, USS (ship’s name) IS IN THE BASIC PHASE OF THE
FRTP AND IS AT RISK OF NOT COMPLETING AS SCHEDULED AND/OR ATTAINING
CERTIFICATION. EXPECTED BASIC PHASE COMPLETION DATE LISTED BELOW. AS OF
DDMMMYYYY THE SHIP HAS COMPLETED 14 OF 19 MISSION AREA CERTIFICATION
REQUIREMENTS.
2.
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
3.
USS (ship’s name)
BASIC PHASE START: DDMMMYY
PROJECTED BASIC PHASE END: DDMMMYY
WEEKS TO DATE IN BASIC PHASE: 32
CES COMPLETE: 181/194 (83 PERCENT)
OUTSTANDING CERTIFICATIONS: MOB-D/MOB-S/STW/STW/USW
MAJOR INTERFERENCES: C2X-3 WEEKS.
AREA OF CONCERN WITH MITIGATION STEP PROVIDED BELOW: (use as warranted)
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A. SCHEDULE ISSUES:
B. PERSONNEL ISSUES:
C. EQUIPMENT ISSUES:
D. SUPPLY ISSUES:
E. TRAINING ISSUES:
(provide a summary of each mission area that is at risk to not
certify on time, followed by a proposed mitigation plan that includes
any requests for deferral, extension, or waiver.)
1. 3M: CERTIFICATION ASSESSMENT COULD NOT BE ACCOMPLISHED DURING THE
BASIC PHASE DUE TO ATG SCHEDULE LOADING. ANY HAS REQUESTED DEFERRAL
OF 3M CA TO THE INTEGRATED PHASE PER REF C.
2. AW: CERTIFICATION ASSESSMENT COULD NOT BE ACCOMPLISHED DUE TO
LACK OF CRITICAL NEC 0318 (AIC). 1 PG TO ARRIVE DDMMMYY, AND 1 AIC
IS IN SCHOOL, EXPECTED TO GRADUATE DDMMMYY. BOTH ARE AFTER PLANNED
BP END DATE. RECOMMEND DEFERRING AW 2.3 AND 2.4 TO DDMMMYY AFTER
GROUP SAIL.
3. MOB-S: CE05 (MOOR TO A BUOY) AND CE07 (TOWING) WERE NOT ATTEMPTED
DUE TO POOR WEATHER CONDITIONS DURING MOB-S 1.4. ANY'S PARTICIPATION
IN COMPTUEX PREVENTS RESCHEDULING PRIOR TO THE PLANNED END OF BASIC
PHASE. ANY INTENDS TO REQUEST DEFERRAL OF CE05 AND CE07 TO INTEGRATED
PHASE.
4. USW: CE02 (LIVE TARGET PROSECUTION) WAS CANCELLED DUE TO SIGNAL
PROCESSOR CASUALTY, CASREP DTG DDHHHHZMMMYYYY. ANY HAS REQUESTED A
WAIVER FOR CE02 PER REF D.
F. ORDNANCE ISSUES:
4. THE FOLLOWING EVENTS IMPACTED USS (ship’s name) ABILITY TO COMPLETE
THE BASIC PHASE WITHIN THE ENTITLEMENT TIME FRAME: USW RANGE SCHEDULING,
EQUIPMENT DEGRADATIONS, LACK OF SCHOOLS.
5. THE FOLLOWING MISSION AREA CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS HAVE NOT
BEEN MET:
MOB-D(9/11 CE MET)
(1) ALL PORTABLE/FIXED DC EQUIPMENT. SHIP EXPECTS TO HAVE CMWD
NOZZLES TO BE REPAIRED BY 16 JUL AND WILL OP TEST DURING NEXT U/W
PERIOD.
MOB-S(10/12 CE MET)
(1) HEAVY WEATHER OPERATIONS. SHIP EXPECTS TO RECEIVE STANCHION
PINS
FOR HEAVY WEATHER LIFELINES 16 JUL 11.
STW (3/4 CE MET)
(1) FIREX SCHEDULED FOR 09-11 AUG 11
(2) NSFS MTT SCHEDULED 13-15 JUL 11.
USW (1/4 CE MET)
(1) LIVE ASW. OFF RANGE EXERCISE SCHEDULED FOR 19-23 JUL 11.
(2) LAMPS OPERATIONS. OFF RANGE EXERCISE SCHEDULED 19-23 JUL 11.
(3) MPRA OPERATIONS. OFF RANGE EXERCISE SCHEDULED 19-23 JUL 11.
(4) SCHOOLS AT 88%. PG (STG1) SHOULD ARRIVE IN JUL 11.
(5) DEGAUSSING SYSTEM OPERABILITY. RANGE INOPERABLE, ETR 15 JUL 11.
6. THE SHIP DEMONSTRATED THE FOLLOWING: (The purpose of the following list is
to identify certain TYCOM high interest items):
(1) ACTUAL WEEKS IN BASIC PHASE ENTITLEMENT:
(2) NUMBER OF LIVE EVENTS COMPLETED IN 24 WEEKS:
(3) NUMBER OF LIVE EVENTS SCHEDULED IN 24 WEEKS:
(4) NUMBER OF SYNTHETIC EVENTS COMPLETED IN 24 WEEKS:
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(5) NUMBER OF SYNTHETIC EVENTS SCHEDULED IN 24 WEEKS:
(6) NUMBER OF LIVE FIRE EVENTS COMPLETED IN 24 WEEKS:
(7) NUMBER OF LIVE FIRE EVENTS SCHEDULED IN 24 WEEKS:
(Live Event=CE,RE,AE Synthetic Event =FST-U(Pierside) Live Fire=Crew-served
weapons and above)
7.
ATG OBSERVED WARFARE MISSION AREA SUMMARY AND ASSOCIATED FOM
DETAILED BELOW:
MISSION
CERT
NOTE
AREA
FOM
3M
84.94
AIR
96.82
AT
98.46
AW
97.48
COMMS
94.28
EW
84.63
EXPSAF
1
FSO-M
96.56
INT
91.60
MOB-D
87.48
MOB-E
91.52
2
MOB-N
92.21
MOB-S
98.93
SAR
99.98
STW
96.15
SMC
3
SW
80.91
USW
55.71
VBSS
60.48
NOTES:
(1) ESTAV COMPLETED 4 JUN 11.
(2) READ-E 3 CONDUCTED MAR 11. EOC VALIDATED AT READ-E 3.
ADJECTIVE GRADE OF ABOVE AVERAGE.
(3) SMC SCHEDULED 24-28 JAN 11.
8. SCHOOLS/NEC COMPLETION RATE:
ESSENTIAL 82.18%/81.98%.
CRITICAL 68.02%/86.18%,
9. RECAP OF ALL CERT'S ATTAINED/STATUS AND DATE ATTAINED:
3M
- 21 MAY 11
AIR
- 07 APR 11
AT
- 31 MAR 11
AW
- 31 MAR 11
COMMS - 31 MAR 11
EW
- 31 MAR 11
FSO-M - 31 MAR 11
INT
- 31 MAR 11
MOB-D - (areas not completed are left blank)
MOB-E - 28 FEB 11
MOB-N - 31 MAR 11
MOB-S - (areas not completed are left blank)
EXPSAF - 04 JUN 11
SAR
- 31 MAR 11
STW
- (areas not completed are left blank)
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SMC
SW
USW
VBSS
-
(areas
31 MAR
(areas
31 MAR
not completed are left blank)
11
not completed are left blank)
11
10. MATERIAL:
A. EQUIPMENT DEGRADATIONS THAT IMPACTED ABILITY TO ATTAIN ALL
CERTIFICATIONS WITHIN 24-WEEK TIME PERIOD: HEAVY WEATHER STANCHION
PINS, CMWD NOZZLES.
11.
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ISIC COMMENTS://
From TYCOM to NFC
FM COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA
TO COMUSFLTFORCOM NORFOLK VA//N01/N3/N5/N7/N70/N71/N72/N73/N74//
COMPACFLT PEARL HARBOR HI//N01/N3/N7//
COMTHIRDFLT (as appropriate)(for Basic Phase)
INFO COMUSFLTFORCOM NORFOLK VA//N01/N3/N5/N7/N70/N71/N72
/N73/N74// (for Basic Phase)
COMPACFLT PEARL HARBOR HI//N01/N3/N7// (for Basic Phase)
COMTHIRDFLT/COMSEVENTHFLT (as appropriate)(for Integrated/ Advanced Phase)
TYCOMs (as appropriate)
COMXXXSTRIKEGRU
USS SHIP
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CLASSIFICATION //N03210//
MSGID/GENADMIN/TYCOM/C3F//
SUBJ/(U) FRTP BASIC PHASE COMPLETION RISK REPORT//
REF/A/DOC/CNSP-CNSL INSTRUCTION 3500.11//
NARR/ REF A IS TYCOM SURFACE FORCE EXERCISE MANUAL.//
POC/NAME/CODE/TEL: /EMAIL: //
RMKS/1. IAW REF A AND REF B, UNIT IS IN THE BASIC PHASE OF THE FRTP AND IS AT
RISK OF NOT COMPLETING THE BASIC PHASE AS SCHEDULED AND/OR ATTAINING
CERTIFICATION.
2. AREAS OF CONCERN WITH MITIGATION STEPS PROVIDED BELOW: (USE AS WARRANTED)
A. SCHEDULE ISSUES:
B. PERSONNEL ISSUES:
C. MATERIEL ISSUES:
D. TRAINING ISSUES:
E. SUPPLY ISSUES:
F. ORDNANCE ISSUES:
3. CLOSING REMARKS.//
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SECTION 6
BASIC PHASE TRAINING COMPLETION REPORT
ATG will submit the Basic Phase Training Completion report to the TYCOM, info
ISIC, reporting completion of all Basic Phase training requirements. This
message will be used by TYCOMs to report to NFC completion of Basic Phase
training and readiness requirements and readiness to commence follow-on
training or report non-completion of Basic Phase training and readiness
requirements.
From
ATG to TYCOM:
FM AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)
TO COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA
INFO (Numbered Fleet)
ISIC
COMSTRKFORTRAPAC or COMSTRKFORTRALANT
NMAWC SAN DIEGO CA or NMAWC DET NORFOLK VA
TACTRAGRUPAC SAN DIEGO CA or TACTRAGRULANT DAM NECK VA
EWTGPAC SAN DIEGO CA or EWTGLANT NORFOLK VA
CENSURFCOMBATSYS DET (as applicable)
COMAFLOATRAGRUPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMAFLOATRAGRU ATLANTIC NORFOLK VA
ENGASMPAC SAN DIEGO CA or ENGASMLANT NORFOLK VA
USS ANYSHIP
AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)
BT
UNCLAS
MSGID/GENADMIN/AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)//
SUBJ/USS ANYSHIP BASIC PHASE TRAINING COMPLETION REPORT//
REF/A/DOC/CNSP-CNSL/09MAR2012//
REF/B/DOC/CNSP-CNSL/DDMMMYYYY//
REF/C/GENADMIN/ATGPAC OR ATGLANT/DDHHMMZMMMYY//
REF/D/additional references as applicable, including all waiver,
deferral, and extension requests)//
NARR/REF A IS COMNAVSURFPACINST 3502.3 SURFACE FORCE READINESS
MANUAL. REF B IS COMNAVSURFPACINST XXXX.X SURFACE FORCE EXERCISE
MANUAL. REF C IS ATG BASIC PHASE TRAINING PLAN. REF D IS (description of
additional references).//
POC/(name/rank/position/command/email:/tel:)//
REMARKS/1. USS ANYSHIP COMPLETED BASIC PHASE (BP) TRAINING REQUIREMENTS IAW
REF A IN (# OF WEEKS) FROM (BP START DATE) TO (BP END DATE). USS ANYSHIP
EXECUTED THE (FULL, ABBREVIATED) BASIC PHASE AS LISTED IN PARA 2 BELOW, WITH
EXCEPTIONS LISTED. USS ANYSHIP BASIC PHASE WAS/WAS NOT TAILORED BASED ON THE
RESULTS OF A READINESS EVALUATION 3.
2. MISSION AREA SUMMARY
(Note: Include only applicable mission areas. Status will consist of COMPLETE
if certification was obtained with or without waivers, or DEFERRED if the
certification will be obtained after the Basic Phase with TYCOM approval.
Date will refer to the date certification was awarded as applicable. Notes
will be provided for any mission area not certified by the end of Basic
Phase, or certified with waivers in place. Notes will include a description
of all remaining incomplete CEs; the reason a deferral or waiver was
requested; the expected completion time if deferred; and, in the case of
deferrals, the date that full certification for that mission area was last
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obtained. All notes will reference the applicable deferral or waiver approval
message.)
A. TIER ONE MISSION AREA STATUS:
MISSION
COMPLETION CE FOM
BLOCK
NOTES
AREA
DATE
(1-4)
3M
90
1
AT
DDMMMYY
95
1-4
CCC
DDMMMYY
85
1-4
FSO-M
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
MOB-D
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
MOB-E
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
MOB-N
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
MOB-S
89
1-4
2
EXPSAF
DDMMMYY
89
1-2,4
SAR
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
SUP
DDMMMYY
89
B. TIER TWO MISSION AREA STATUS:
MISSION
COMPLETION CE FOM
BLOCK
NOTES
AREA
DATE
(1-4)
AW
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
AMW
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
BMD
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
CRY
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
EW
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
INT
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
MIW
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
STW
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
SUW
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
USW
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
3
VBSS
DDMMMYY
89
1-4
NOTES:
(1) 3M CERTIFICATION WAS DEFERRED IAW REF (XX) DUE TO ATG SCHEDULE
LOADING. 3M CA WILL BE COMPLETED DURING THE INTEGRATED PHASE. ANY’S
LAST 3M CERTIFICATION WAS GRANTED DDMMMYY.
(2) MOB-S CERTIFICATION WAS DEFERRED DUE TO MOB-S CE05 (MOOR TO A
BUOY) AND CE07 (TOWING) INCOMPLETE. CE05 AND CE07 WILL BE COMPLETED
DURING INTEGRATED PHASE ON DDMMMYY PER REF (XX).
(3) USW CERTIFICATION COMPLETE IAW REF (XX) WITH TYCOM WAIVER for CE02.
3. THE FOLLOWING MISSION AREAS ARE RECOMMENDED FOR ADDITIONAL FOCUS
DURING SUSTAINMENT: (Mission Areas requiring additional focus are
those areas that, while certified, were identified during the BP as
having foreseeable challenges to maintaining proficiency during the
remainder of the cycle. Examples are: excessive turnover of key
personnel, multiple waivers for schools or personnel, or other
circumstances that would make it difficult to sustain proficiency).
4. ANY CO COMMENTS:
5. ISIC COMMENTS:
6. AFLOATRAGRU CO COMMENTS: //
BT
From TYCOM to FLEET COMMANDER:
FM COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA
TO COMUSFLTFORCOM NORFOLK VA//01/N3/N5/N7//
COMTHIRDFLT
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INFO COMPACFLT PEARL HARBOR HI//01/N3/N7/N70/N71//
COMSTRIKFORTRA (LANT or PAC as appropriate)
COMXXXSTRIKEGRU
ISIC
USS SHIP
BT
CLASSIFICATION //N03210//
MSGID/GENADMIN/TYCOM//
SUBJ/(U) BASIC PHASE COMPLETION REPORT//
REF/A/DOC/ COMPACFLT/COMUSFLTFORCOMINST 3501.3 (SERIES)/DATE OF INSTRUCTION
PROMULGATION//
REF/B/DOC/TYCOM INSTRUCTION XXXX.X//
NARR/REF A IS THE FLEET TRAINING CONTINUUM. REF B IS TYCOM TRAINING MANUAL.//
POC/NAME/CODE/TEL: /EMAIL: //
RMKS/1. IAW REF A, UNIT HAS COMPLETED THE BASIC PHASE ON (DATE) AND IS
(READY/NOT READY) FOR FOLLOW ON TRAINING.
2. ALL BASIC PHASE REQUIRED INSPECTIONS, QUALIFICATIONS, CERTIFICATIONS,
SCHOOLS, AND ASSESSMENTS HAVE BEEN SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED. (OR HAVE NOT
BEEN SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS.)
A. TYPE/NAME/REASONS NOT COMPLETE/MITIGATION STEPS AS REQUIRED/COMPLETION
DATE: (BELOW ARE EXAMPLES AND NOT ALL INCLUSIVE)(WAIVERS MUST BE JUSTIFIED)
CERTIFICATION/CMTQ/FAILED CERTIFICATION DUE TO INOP FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM
CASREP 09001 REFERS/ETR NOV09; INOP MISSILE LAUNCHER CASREP 09002 REFERS/ETR
NOV09; MISSING TWO NEC 1136 TTWCS FCS, TWO PROSPECTIVE GAINS WILL REPORT
ABOARD DEC09/WILL RESKED RECERT DEC09.
INSPECTION/3M/SCHEDULING CONFLICT/3M INSP RESKED FOR 14NOV09/NOV09.
ASSESSMENT/TRE/MATERIAL READINESS/DAMAGE CONTROL ORGANIZATION IS UNSAT,
REPAIR LOCKER INVENTORY IS UNSAT/DC ASSIST VISIT SCHEDULED 10NOV09 TO TRAIN
DCTT. REPAIR LOCKER SHORTAGES HAVE BEEN REQUISITIONED AND WILL BE RECEIVED
NLT NOV09./NOV09.
ASSESSMENT/ARP/SCHEDULING CONFLICT/APR SKED FOR 18NOV09/NOV09.
ASSESSMENT/FEP/FAILED ASSESSMENT DUE TO UNSAT MAIN SPACE FIRE DRILL. DCTT
WAS SAT BUT FIRE PARTY FIREFIGHTING SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE WERE UNSAT./ATG DC
MTT SKED 30OCT09, REASSESSMENT 16NOV09/NOV09.
3. TYCOM HAS COORDINATED INSTALLS AND STATUS OF TCD WAIVER WITH NETWARCOM
WHICH WILL AFFECT THE FOLLOWING TRAINING OR CERTIFICATION.
A. SYSTEM/PLANNED INSTALL DATE/IMPACT. (BELOW ARE EXAMPLES AND NOT ALL
INCLUSIVE)
MDS VERSION XX/15NOV09/TOMAHAWK EXECUTION DEGRADED DURING C2X.
ADNS INCREMENT XXXX/20NOV09/LIMITED TRAINING TIME ON NEW ADNS FUNCTIONS
HINDER UNITS C2X COMM PERFORMANCE.
4. CLOSING REMARKS.//
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SECTION 7
CERTIFICATION VALIDATION (CV) COMPLETION REPORT
For ships that conduct a CV, ATG will submit the Certification Validation
(CV) Completion Report to the TYCOM and ISIC, info the Numbered Fleet
Commander reporting completion of CV requirements and recommendation to
extend mission area certifications.
From
ATG to TYCOM:
FM AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)
TO COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA
(ISIC)
INFO (Numbered Fleet)
COMAFLOATRAGRUPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMAFLOATRAGRU ATLANTIC NORFOLK VA
ENGASMPAC SAN DIEGO CA or ENGASMLANT NORFOLK VA
USS ANYSHIP
AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)
BT
UNCLAS
MSGID/GENADMIN/AFLOATRAGRU (as applicable)//
SUBJ/USS ANYSHIP CERTIFICATION VALIDATION COMPLETION REPORT//
REF/A/DOC/ CNSP-CNSLINST/09MAR2012//
REF/B/DOC/ CNSP-CNSLINST/DDMMMYYYY//
REF/C/(additional references as applicable, including all waiver,
deferral, and extension requests)//
NARR/REF A IS CNSP-CNSLINST 3502.3 SURFACE FORCE READINESS
MANUAL. REF B IS CNSP-CNSLINST 3500.11 SURFACE FORCE EXERCISE
MANUAL. REF C IS (description of additional references).//
POC/(name/rank/position/command/email:/tel:)//
GENTEXT/REMARKS/1. USS ANYSHIP (ANY) CONDUCTED CERTIFICATION
VALIDATION (CV) DDMMMYY TO DDMMMYY.
2. IAW REFS A AND B, CV CONSISTED OF MATERIAL, ADMIN, AND DRILL
PROFICIENCY CHECKS WITH THE PRIMARY GOAL BEING TO VALIDATE ANY'S
CERTIFICATIONS AND DETERMINE WHICH WARFARE AREAS REQUIRED REMEDIAL
TRAINING PRIOR TO DEPLOYMENT.
3. BASED ON A COMBINATION OF OBJECTIVE SCORING AND SUBJECTIVE
OBSERVATIONS, THE RESULTS OF CV FOLLOW:
(Note: Include only applicable mission areas. Status will consist of:
NOT ASSESSED if not assessed during CV, INCOMPLETE if assessed but all RE's
were not conducted, TRAINING REQUIRED if additional training is required
either during CV timeframe following the assessment or after the CV,
VALIDATED if the ship met validation criteria.
Notes will provide amplifying information for all mission areas that
did not meet validation criteria during CV.)
MISSION
STATUS
NOTES
AREA
3M
VALIDATED
1
AMW
VALIDATED
AT
VALIDATED
AW
VALIDATED
BMD
VALIDATED
COMMS
TRAINING REQUIRED
2
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CRY
VALIDATED
EW
VALIDATED
EXPSAF
VALIDATED
FSO-M
VALIDATED
INT
VALIDATED
MIW
VALIDATED
MOB-D
VALIDATED
MOB-E
TRAINING REQUIRED
3
MOB-N
VALIDATED
MOB-S
INCOMPLETE
4
SAR
NOT ASSESSED
5
STW
VALIDATED
SUP
VALIDATED
6
SUW
VALIDATED
USW
VALIDATED
VBSS
VALIDATED
NOTES:
(1) 3M MID-CYCLE ASSESSMENT (3M MCA) WAS ACCOMPLISHED DDMMMYY AS
PART OF CV. 3M CERTIFICATION WAS LAST CONDUCTED DDMMMYY.
(2) COMMS REQUIRED FURTHER TRAINING. ANY WAS UNABLE TO ACCOMPLISH RE03
(HF/UHF OPERATIONS), RE06 (ADP COMPLIANCE), AND RE08 (CASUALTY
RESPONSE PROCEDURES). ATG PROVIDED ADDITIONAL TRAINING TO INCLUDE
UHF/HF OPS, ADP COMPLIANCE, AND CASUALTY CONTROL PROCEDURES TO
AUGMENT WATCHSTANDER PROFICIENCY. NO FURTHER TRAINING IS REQUIRED.
(3) MOB-E REQUIRES ADDITIONAL TRAINING. ANY LACKED PROFICIENCY IN
EVOLUTIONS AND DRILLS, AND MULTIPLE PROGRAMS WERE ASSESSED AS
PARTIALLY EFFECTIVE OR NOT EFFECTIVE. SECTION I SCORED 5/8 (63%)
EVOLUTIONS AND 2/6 (33%) DRILLS, AND SECTION II SCORED 6/8 (75%)
EVOLUTIONS AND 1/6 (17%) DRILLS. CRITICAL AND OTHER PROGRAMS
ASSESSED NOT EFFECTIVE INCLUDED ELECTRICAL SAFETY AND QA. PROGRAMS
ASSESSED PARTIALLY EFFECTIVE INCLUDED LEGAL RECORDS, TRAINING, AND
OPLOGS. ADDITIONAL TRAINING WAS PROVIDED DURING CV, AND FURTHER
TRAINING IS SCHEDULED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING CV.
(4) MOB-S CV INCOMPLETE. MOB-S RE03 (CONREP) WAS NOT
CONDUCTED DURING CV DUE TO LACK OF OILER AVAILABILITY. ANY HAS
REQUESTED A WAIVER FOR RE03 PER REF C.
(5) SAR NOT ASSESSED DURING CV DUE TO SAR CERTIFICATION ON DDMMMYY.
ANY HAS REQUESTED SAR CERTIFICATION EXTENSION PER REF (C).
(6) SMC WAS CONDUCTED DDMMMYY. SUPPLY CV CONDUCTED IN CONJUNCTION
WITH MONTHLY AUDITS AND RECORD REVIEW DDMMMYY. ANY IS MEETING TYCOM
GOALS.
4. ATG CO COMMENTS: MISSION AREA CERTIFICATION
EXTENSIONS ARE RECOMMENDED FOR: 3M, AMW, AT, AW, BMD, COMMS, CRY, EW,
EXPSAF, FSO-M, INT, MIW, MOB-D, MOB-N, STW, SUP, SUW, USW, AND
VBSS. MOB-S IS RECOMMENDED FOR EXTENSION UPON COMPLETION OR WAIVER
OF RE03 (CONREP). MOB-E IS RECOMMENDED FOR EXTENSION UPON COMPLETION
OF ADDITIONAL REQUIRED TRAINING. SAR IS RECOMMENDED FOR EXTENSION
BASED ON ELAPSED TIME SINCE LAST CERT - IF NOT APPROVED, ANY WILL
CONDUCT FULL SAR CERTIFICATION.//
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SECTION 8
CERTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION MESSAGE
This message is submitted by TYCOM and CSFTP to report completion of
Integrated/Advanced Phase and provide C3F with a recommendation for
deployment certification. The TYCOM will provide this report for units and
CSFTP will provide this report for staffs/groups upon completion of the
Integrated/Advanced Phase.
FM COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA or COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA
TO COMUSFLTFORCOM NORFOLK VA or COMTHIRDFLT
INFO COMUSFLTFORCOM NORFOLK VA
COMPACFLT PEARL HARBOR HI
COMFLTCYBERCOM FT GEORGE G MEADE MD
COMTENTHFLT
COMSTRIKFORTRA (LANT or PAC as appropriate)
COMNAVCYBERFOR VIRGINIA BEACH VA
COMXXXSTRIKEGRU
NAVIOCOM NORFOLK VA
USS SHIP
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CLASSIFICATION //N03210//
MSGID/GENADMIN/TYCOM//
SUBJ/DEPLOYMENT CERTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION//
REF/A/DOC/ COMPACFLT/COMUSFLTFORCOMINST 3501.3(SERIES)/DATE//
REF/B/DOC/ CNSP-CNSLINST/09MAR2012//
NARR/REF A IS THE FLEET TRAINING CONTINUUM. REF B IS CNSP-CNSLINST 3502.3
SURFACE FORCE READINESS MANUAL.//
POC/NAME/CODE/TEL: /EMAIL: //
RMKS/1. PER REFS A AND B, ORIG CERTIFIES THAT (CSG/ESG/ARG/UNIT) HAS (HAS
NOT) SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED ALL INTEGRATED/ADVANCED PHASE TRAINING AND
READINESS REQUIREMENTS AND IS (IS NOT) READY FOR DEPLOYMENT.
2. (CSG/ESG/ARG/UNIT) HAS BEEN ASSESSED AS FOLLOWS IN ALL REQUIRED MISSION
AREAS (BELOW ARE EXAMPLES AND NOT ALL INCLUSIVE):
AIR WARFARE (AW) AT/BELOW STANDARDS
AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE (AMW) AT/BELOW STANDARDS
AVIATION (AIR) AT/BELOW STANDARDS
BALLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE (BMD) AT/BELOW STANDARDS
ELECTRONIC WARFARE (EW) AT/BELOW STANDARDS
CRYPTOLOGY AT/BELOW STANDARDS
INFORMATION OPERATIONS (IO) AT/BELOW STANDARDS
INTELLIGENCE (INT) AT/BELOW STANDARDS
STRIKE WARFARE (STK) AT/BELOW STANDARDS
UNDERSEA WARFARE (USW) AT/BELOW STANDARDS COMPACFLT/COMUSFLTFORCOMINST
3501.3D Enclosure (1) F-2
3. ALL INSPECTIONS, QUALIFICATIONS, CERTIFICATIONS, SCHOOLS, AND ASSESSMENTS
HAVE BEEN COMPLETED WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONS.
A. TYPE/NAME/REASONS NOT COMPLETE/MITIGATION STEPS AS REQUIRED/COMPLETION
DATE
4. TYCOM HAS COORDINATED INSTALLS AND STATUS OF TCD WAIVER WITH CNCF THAT
WILL AFFECT THE SUSTAINMENT PHASE AND DEPLOYED OPERATIONS.
A. SYSTEM/PLANNED INSTALL DATE/IMPACT.
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5. PERSONNEL READINESS
A. PERSONNEL DEFICIENCIES AND ACTIONS TO MITIGATE.
6. EQUIPMENT READINESS SUMMARY FOLLOWS:
A. EQUIPMENT DEFICIENCIES AND ACTIONS TO MITIGATE.
7. SUPPLY READINESS SUMMARY FOLLOWS:
A. SUPPLY/MATERIAL SHORTFALLS AND ACTIONS TO MITIGATE.
8. ORDNANCE READINESS SUMMARY FOLLOWS:
A. ORDANCE LOADOUT BY MISSION AREA AS FOLLOWS:
STW:___ OF __ONBOARD
BMD: __ OF __ ONBOARD
AAW: __ OF__ ONBOARD
ASW: __ OF __ ONBOARD
B. AMMUNITION/WEAPON SHORTFALLS AND ACTIONS TO MITIGATE.
9. PLANNED SUSTAINMENT PHASE EVENTS:
DDMMMYY – DDMMMYY EVENT
10. CLOSING REMARKS.//
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SECTION 9
RISK ASSESSMENT MITIGATION MESSAGE FORMAT
This report will be submitted by an FDNF ship that has exceeded the 24 month
periodicity in (Warfare Area). It includes proposed risk-mitigating measures,
and a plan to attain the warfare area certification.
FM USS (SHIP)
TO ISIC
INFO COMSEVENTHFLT
COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA//N7//
AFLOATRAGRUWESTPAC YOKOSUKA JA
MSGID/GENADMIN/(SHIP)/(MONTH)//
SUBJ/USS (SHIP) RISK ASSESSMENT MITIGATION PLAN//
REF/A/DOC/COMNAVSURFOR/09MAR2012//
REF/B/GENADMIN/COMNAVSURFOR/DDMMMYY//
NARR/REF A IS COMNAVSURFOR SURFACE FORCE READINESS MANUAL (SFRM). REF B IS
COMNAVSURFOR REDLINES IMPLEMENTATION INSTRUCTION MESSAGE.//
POC/(NAME)/(RANK)/(POSITION)/(LOCATION)/(EMAIL)//
RMKS/1. IAW REF A, THIS RISK MITIGATION PLAN REPORTS THAT (SHIP) HAS
EXCEEDED THE 24-MONTH PERIODICITY IN (WARFARE AREA), PROPOSES RISK-MITIGATING
MEASURES, AND A PLAN TO ATTAIN THE WARFARE AREA CERTIFICATION.
2. THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATIONS HAVE EXCEEDED THE 24-MONTH PERIODICITY
(ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES PROVIDED):
A. ASW, LAST CERTIFICATION DATE 31 MAR 2010
B. SUP, LAST CERTIFICATION DATE 28 FEB 2010
C. ATFP, LAST CERTIFICATION DATE 31 MAR 2010
D. AMW, LAST CERTIFICATION DATE 30 NOVEMBER 2009
3. THE FOLLOWING MITIGATING MEASURES WILL BE INSTITUTED UNTIL ATTAINMENT OF
THE CERTIFICATION:
A. ASW: ASWQ IN PROGRESS. (SHIP) COMPLETED ASW 2.3 10 APR 2012. RECOMMEND
DELAY ASSIGNING (SHIP) TO ASW MISSION UNTIL AFTER ASWQ EVENT SCHEDULED TO
COMPLETE 30 APR 2012.
B. SUP: SHIP FAILED S1 PORTION OF SMC 15 FEB 2012. LTT HELD 25 FEB 2012.
RECOMMEND (SHIP) CONTINUE WEEKLY UPDATES TO TYCOM UNTIL SMC SKED FOR 1 MAY
2012. NO OPERATIONAL IMPACT.
C. ATFP: SHIP COMPLETED INPORT ATFP CERT 17 APR 2012 BUT SMALL-BOAT ATTACK
SKED FOR 8 MAY 2012. IF ASSIGNED TO OPERATIONAL ANCHORAGE, SHIP WILL DETAIL
MITIGATING MEASURES IN ATFP PLAN. NO OTHER OPERATIONAL IMPACT.
D. AMW: SHIP HAS BEEN UNABLE TO COORDINATE AMW CERT DUE TO AVAILABILITY OF
NBG1 ASSESSORS. SHIP HAS SAFELY AND SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED 3 WORKUP AND
CERTEX CYCLES SINCE LAST AMW CERT. RECOMMEND ISIC OBSERVATION OF SHIP’S ADDED
ORM CONSIDERATIONS UNTIL AMW CERT COMPLETED DURING SPRING 2012 CERTEX.
4. REQUEST ATGWP PRIORITIZE REMAINING SHIP EVENTS AND REPORT IMMEDIATELY
INABILITY TO SUPPORT CERT DATES ABOVE. REQUEST ISIC ENDORSEMENT.//
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SECTION 10
FEEDBACK REPORT
Any unit in the chain of command, as well as any activity utilizing the SFEM
either as a service provider or a supporting activity, may initiate (by
message or email) a query about any aspect of the surface force training
program or make a recommendation for its improvement. These inputs should be
sent directly to the ISIC for consolidation and analysis. The following
standard message format is provided:
FM (Submitting Command)
TO (ISIC)
INFO (Chain of Command)
COMNAVSURFOR SAN DIEGO CA//N7/N7A// and
COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA//N7/N7A// or
COMNAVSURFLANT NORFOLK VA//N7/ N7A// as appropriate
(Classification) //N03502//
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MSGID/GENADMIN/ (Originator)//
SUBJ/SURFORTRAMAN FEEDBACK REPORT
REF/A/DOC/ CNSP-CNSLINST 3500.11/(DATE OF THIS INSTRUCTION)
REF/B/ (As necessary)
NARR/REF A IS SURFACE FORCE EXERCISE MANUAL (SFEM). REF B (Other
references).//
POC/ (Point of contact)
RMKS/1. Briefly state problem or query (ensure remarks include area
of SFEM affected).
2. Recommend corrective action.//
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APPENDIX B
NAVAL SURFACE FIRE SUPPORT (NSFS) QUALIFICATIONS
Ref:
B1.
(a) Naval Warfare Publication (NWP) 22-2 (Revision C),
Supporting Arms in Amphibious Operations
(b) Naval Warfare Publication Amphibious Warfare (AMW) Exercises
FXP 5 (REV. B)
(c) ATP 4 (E) Allied Naval Gunfire Support
(d) MCWP 3-16 Fire Support Coordination in the Ground Combat
Element
NSFS QUALIFICATION
a. Ships accomplish NSFS qualification by completing NSFS Team
Training in accordance with paragraph B3 below and conducting a graded
live FIREX.
b. Ships must conduct an NSFS Qualification once per FRTP.
is normally accomplished as part of the STRIKE mission area
certification process.
This
c. Naval Fires Control System (NFCS) equipped ships which have
accomplished applicable requisite training via Mobile Team Trainer and
Limited Team Trainer (MTT/LTT) will utilize the Naval Fires Control
System (NFCS). Back-up methods for NSFS will be completed utilizing
either the Computer Aided Dead Reckoning Trace (CADRT) method or
traditional paper plotting method. All NFCS-capable ships will
maintain the ability to perform NSFS using “paper plot” and may be
required to utilize this method as a back up to CADRT or NFCS during a
FIREX or an actual NSFS combat mission.
d. NFCS capable ships will accomplish this demonstration by
utilizing digital call for fire missions to be considered NFCS
qualified. This demonstration will be accomplished by conducting a
minimum of two (2) digital calls for fire missions during FIREX. The
MK 34 COI (J-113-0163) is a prerequisite of the NFCS COI (S-150-0033)
and must be completed not more 30 days prior to NFCS COI commencement.
B2.
NSFS PROFICIENCY
Ships will conduct mandatory NSFS Proficiency scenarios and report
completion of training in TORIS under STK RE-03. EWTGLANT/PAC, CSCS
Det Pearl Harbor and CSCS Det Yokosuka will provide each ship’s Combat
Systems Training Team with the necessary skills and scenarios to
execute proficiency-maintaining exercises within the lifelines.
Shipboard CSTTs are encouraged to develop and execute their own
scenarios and interact with EWTG/CSCS to ensure the scenarios are
doctrinally correct.
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B3.
NAVAL SURFACE FIRE SUPPORT (NSFS) AND NAVAL FIRE CONTROL SYSTEM
(NFCS) TEAM TRAINING
a. Scope of Training. Naval Surface Fire Support Team Training
is a 5-day NSFS Mobile Team Trainer (MTT) and NFCS Naval Surface Fire
Support System team training is a 3-day NFCS Mobile Team Trainer (MTT)
conducted by Expeditionary Warfare Training Group, Atlantic or Pacific
personnel. Ship’s Naval Surface Fire Support (NSFS), Naval Fires
Control System (NFCS) personnel and Combat Systems Training Team
(CSTT) members receive classroom instruction in procedures and
techniques for their specific tasks. Personnel are then integrated
into the team to develop proficiency and coordination on installed
shipboard equipment. Training devices are employed to convert
plotting room procedures into fall-of-shot-impact location to
determine the accuracy of, or any errors in, these procedures. Team
performance is evaluated, procedural errors are pointed out and future
effectiveness of the ship as a naval surface fire support unit is
evaluated.
b. Training Periodicity: Any of the following conditions require
completion of the 5-day NSFS Mobile Team Trainer (MTT) within 90 days
before conducting live fire NSFS training exercises:
(1) Any turnover in a critical team billet. A critical team
billet is defined as the Gunnery Liaison Officer (GLO)/Land Attack
Warfare Officer (LAWO), R/T talker, CIC Supervisor, COC operator
(MK86), WCC operators (MK 86), GCO (MK 34), Plot Safety Observer, NFCS
Operator or CADRT Operator.
(a) The ship’s ISIC may waive the requirement for a 5-day
NSFS Mobile Team Trainer (MTT) , and the ship may attempt the 2-day
NSFS Limited Team Trainer (LTT) if there has been a turnover of only
one critical team member(except for the GLO/LAWO).
(b) If the team performs unsatisfactorily during the 2day NSFS Limited Team Trainer (LTT), then completion of the entire 5day NSFS Mobile Team Trainer (MTT) is required.
(c)
new 5 day MTT.
If ship fails FIREX it will be required to conduct a
(2) For NFCS equipped ships, any of the following conditions
require completion of the 3-day NFCS Mobile Team Trainer (MTT) within
30 days after completion of the NSFS MTT/LTT: Any turnover in a
critical NFCS team billet. A critical NFCS team billet is defined as
the Land Attack Warfare Officer (LAWO), GCO, Plot Safety Observer or
NFCS Operator.
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(3) The MK-34 COI (J-113-0163) is a prerequisite of the NFCS
Naval Surface Fire Support Team Trainer COI (S-150-0033) and must be
completed not more than 30 days prior to NFCS COI commencement.
c.
Scheduling:
(1) EASTPAC. Quota control and scheduling is maintained by
EWTGPAC. Verification of available training dates by telephone
liaison with the NSFS scheduling officer at commercial (619) 437-3748
or DSN 577-3748 is recommended before submission of a formal message
request, Figure B-1. With prior liaison requests for NSFS team
training should be confirmed by message to EWTGPAC Code N333 as
indicated in the sample below.
R DTG
FM USS _______
TO EWTGPAC SAN DIEGO CA//N333//
INFO COMNAVSURFPAC SAN DIEGO CA//N3/N7/N8/N81/N813//
COMAFLOATRAGRUPAC / LANT (As appropriate)
ISIC
BT
UNCLAS //N01500//
MSGID/GENADMIN/ORIGINATOR//
SUBJ/NSFS TEAM TRAINING (J-113-0163 [MK 34 SHIPS])[OR J-113-0167 FOR MK86
SHIPS]//
REF/A/TEL/______/(DATE)//
AMPN/(Advance telephone liaison)//
POC/GUNNER/LTJG/USS ______/TEL: 123-456-7890/EMAIL: GUNNER@______.NAVY.MIL//
RMKS/1. IAW REF A, REQUEST NSFS MTT (DATE) INPORT (LOCATION).//
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Figure B-1 Sample Team Training Request Message
(2) MIDPAC. Quota control and scheduling is maintained by
TSD Pearl Harbor and CSCS Det Pearl Harbor.
(3) WESTPAC. Quota control and scheduling is maintained by
CSCS Det. Yokosuka. Quotas may be reserved by phone, but must be
confirmed by message before the class convening date. Cancellations
by phone must also be confirmed by message.
(4) LANT Units. Quota control and scheduling is maintained
by EWTGLANT in concurrence with ATG Basic Phase training cycle. Ships
will receive notification of training dates and graded FIREX dates
from EWTGLANT via pre-arrival message. Additional training in
accordance with paragraph (a) of this instruction can be arranged with
the NSFS scheduling Officer at (757) 462-4995/8784 or DSN 2534995/8784. Naval Surface Fire Support (NSFS) Course of Instruction
for non-NFCS equipped Norfolk-based ships can be supported at
EWTGLANT, 1575 Gator Blvd. Virginia Beach, VA. All other training
requirements will be supported inport by MTT.
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d. NSFS Refresher Training. Two-day NSFS refresher training,
applicable to all indirect fire ships is offered for ships that have
not had key personnel turnover.
e. Mobile Team Training. In PACFLT all courses will be conducted
aboard ship. Courses for MK 34 and MK 86 systems must be conducted as
MTTs due to lack of training simulators.
f. Personnel Requirements. Personnel required for team training
are listed below by fire control system type. The purpose of the
course of instruction is to train one ship's team in the techniques of
NSFS. Recommend cross-training be accomplished on board ship. In
addition to the MK 34 and MK 86 team members listed below two Combat
Systems Training Team members are required to attend the NSFS course
of instruction to support a continuum of on board scenario training
between formal MTT’s. The intent is for CSTT members to become NSFS
capable, and familiarize themselves with scenario development and
execution in order to maintain a higher level of proficiency at this
perishable skill.
(1)
(2)
Mk 86 COI (J-113-0167):
(a)
GLO (E-7 and above) (Not waiverable)
(b)
CIC Supervisor (E-6 and above)
(c)
Navigation Plotter
(d)
Navigation Recorder
(e)
Target Plotter
(f)
R/T Talker
(g)
R/T Recorder
(h)
COC Operator
(i)
WCC Operators
(j)
Plot Safety (E-5 and above)
(k)
CADRT Operator (if equipped)
(l)
CSTT Member
(m)
CSTT Member
Mk 34 COI (J-113-0163):
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NOTE:
GLO/LAWO (E-7 and above) (Not waiverable)
(b)
CIC Supervisor (E-6 and above)
(c)
CADRT Operator (if equipped)
(d)
NFCS Operator (if equipped, NEC 1152)
(e)
Navigation Plotter
(f)
Navigation Recorder
(g)
Target Plotter
(h)
R/T Talker
(i)
R/T Recorder
(j)
GCO Operator
(k)
Plot Safety (E-5 and above)
(l)
CSTT Member
(m)
CSTT Member
During MK 34 COI the NFCS Operator (if NFCS equipped) will
be required to conduct ghosting missions and take the
written exam.
(3)
NOTE:
(a)
NFCS COI (S-150-0033):
(a)
LAWO (E-7 and above) (Not waiverable)
(b)
NFCS Operator (NEC 1152)
(c)
R/T Talker
(d)
R/T Recorder
(e)
GCO Operator
(f)
Plot Safety (E-5 and above)
(g)
CSTT Member
(h)
CSTT Member
All NFCS team members must be same from prerequisite MK-34
COI.
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g.
Preparation for Training
(1)
Combat Systems computer reloads must be accomplished
daily.
(2) Five consecutive days of uninterrupted training must be
provided for the (J-113-0167) MK 86 or (J-113-0163) MK 34 COI. Three
consecutive days of uninterrupted training must be provided for the
(S-150-0033) NFCS COI and must be completed within 30 days of
completion of the MK 34 COI. NSFS team members must meet the following
prerequisites:
(a)
Each team member shall be PQS qualified in their
position.
(b) GLO must have completed LAWO COI prior to the 3 day
NFCS TT COI (if NFCS equipped).
(c) NFCS Operator (if applicable) must have completed the
NFCS O&M COI prior to the 3 day NFCS TT COI.
(3) NSFS team training is a highly intense and challenging
course of instruction. In order to provide quality uninterrupted
training all training teams will be conducted pier side or at EWTGLANT
(MK-86/MK-34 LANT Only). Ships shall ensure course participants are
off the watchbill during classroom hours of 0730-1630. Medical and
dental appointments will not be scheduled during the training. Ships
shall also prevent scheduling competing ship wide events (i.e. berth
shifts, security drills in CIC, AEGIS system maintenance) that would
hamper training.
(4) Publication Familiarity. All cognizant personnel shall
be familiar with pertinent information in ATP-4E, ship's combat
systems/gunnery doctrine, combat charts/military grid reference
system, this instruction and all associated references before
attending the course in order to receive maximum benefit from the
training.
(5) Experience and Equipment Familiarity. This training does
not include fundamental training in gunnery procedures, equipment
operations, radio-telephone procedures, or basic navigation.
Personnel assigned to training will possess at least a basic
understanding of their assigned position and have, at a minimum, an
interim PQS qualification to perform the tasks which fall under their
cognizance.
(6) A pre-arrival letter or naval message will be sent prior
to the scheduled training. The message will reiterate much of the
above and give additional guidance in preparing for training.
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h. Training OPORDER. The EWTGPAC/LANT, CSCS Det Pearl Harbor or
CSCS DET Yokosuka training team will provide the necessary OPORDER and
charts during training.
i. Team Evaluation. Practice problems will be conducted and
evaluated during training. At the end of each training day, a
progress test covering that day’s material will be administered to the
ship’s NSFS team. The progress test must be passed in order to move
on to the next day’s instruction. At the completion of the MTT a
comprehensive battle problem will be presented, followed by written
examinations for all team members, including CSTT. Failure to pass
each day’s progress test, the final battle problem, or written
examination will result in remediation of the failed items. Failure
to pass a remediated event at any point will result in a failure of
the MTT. The results of training will be de-briefed to the ship at
the end of the MTT and sent to the ship via Naval Message.
B4.
SHORE FIRE CONTROL PARTY TRAINING SUPPORT
a. General. This guidance outlines the responsibility of ships
assigned to support Shore Fire Control Party (SFCP) training. EWTGPAC
and various USMC personnel throughout MARFORPAC require support for
SFCP spotters. This training includes live spotting practice during
actual firing exercises. Only qualified or qualifying NSFS capable
ships may be assigned to provide live firing support for any of these
SFCP training commands.
(1) Ammunition Requisition and Expenditure Reporting. The
supported unit will inform assigned ships of their minimum
requirements well in advance of the scheduled exercises. The ship is
then responsible for reporting on the range with the required
ammunition. Expenditures are reported in the normal way using a
standard Ammunition Transaction Report (ATR). The ammunition fired
during SFCP support exercises will be charged against the firing
ship's non-combat expenditure allocation (NCEA).
(2) Briefings. The supported unit is encouraged to liaison
with the firing ship concerning exercise procedures and range
requirements.
(3)
Training.
Ammunition, Exercise, and Safety Requirements during SFCP
(a) About one month before the scheduled exercise the
firing ship will receive a pre-exercise message from the supported
command. It will include scheduling details such as exercise date,
commencement time and duration, ammunition requirements (mix and
amount) and the name of the person who will act as the point of
contact at the supported command.
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(b) Ships should be prepared to conduct any type of NSFS
mission; however, since call-for-fire missions provide the best
training for the SFCP trainees there is likely to be a preponderance
of call-for-fire missions during SFCP training.
(c) Normal safety precautions for live firing exercises
are fully applicable during SFCP training.
b. NSFS Qualification During SFCP Training: Normal practice is
to assign NSFS-qualified ships to support SFCP training. However,
unqualified ships may conduct spotter services if they are on the
range to conduct a FIREX qualification, in this case ships will
conduct spotter services followed by their FIREX.
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APPENDIX C
TRAINING AND OPERATIONAL READINESS INFORMATION SERVICES (TORIS)
C1. Training and Operational Readiness Information Services (TORIS)
provides a tool to schedule, execute, track, display and report all
unit level training as defined by reference (b) and the class NMETL.
TORIS is the TYCOM’s single authoritative database for all proficiency
effectiveness and efficiency metrics. The purpose of TORIS is as
follows:
a. Track the accomplishment of Certification (CE), Advanced (AE),
and Repetitive (RE) exercises listed in Chapter 3.
b. Calculate TFOM (Training Figure of Merit) based on the
completion of applicable CEs and REs.
NOTE: AEs do not currently factor into the TFOM calculation but
will still be recorded and reported to the TYCOM.
c. Record and report the status of a ship’s mission area
proficiency up the Chain of Command and into the Defense Readiness
Reporting System-Navy (DRRS-N).
d. Provide scheduling and tracking functionality for ATG and
other training organizations that provide training to the ship.
C2.
e.
Support metrics development.
f.
Collect and store training data and readiness information.
TFOM CALCULATION METHODOLOGY
a. Transition from Sustainment to Maintenance Phase. Mission
Area Figure of Merit re-sets at the beginning of the Maintenance Phase
with the exception of specific critical RE scores in Anti-Terrorism
(AT), Medical, 3-M, Damage Control, Explosive Safety and Supply.
During the maintenance phase, Mission Area (MA) Figure of Merit (FOM)
is calculated as the average of the required critical REs. Using AT
as an example:
(1) Per paragraph 306, the number of total critical REs
required for the Anti-Terrorism (AT) Mission Area during the
maintenance phase is 3. In this case, one of three critical REs has
expired resulting in a score of 0 for that critical RE. That results
in the individual scores for each of these 3 REs are 98, 98, and 0
respectively resulting in an AT Mission Area FOM of 65 (98+98+0=196;
196/3=65). This is the score (65) that feeds TORIS and DRRS-N.
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(2) The number of CEs is 12 and the number of CEs remaining
to be completed is 12, thus “12 of 12” is displayed as the CEs
remaining.
ANTI-TERRORISM
MA
MA FOM
REs
EXPIRED
CEs
REMAINING
AT
65
1 of 3
12 of 12
(3) Critical REs will continue to be tracked both in
Maintenance Phase and Basic Phase until the CEs remaining is 0 of 12.
b. Transition from Maintenance Phase to Basic Phase. During
transition and up to Basic Phase AT mission area certification,
Mission Area FOM continues to be calculated as an average of all
critical RE scores that remain within periodicity.
(1) In this example, another AT RE expired during basic
training while CEs are being accomplished. The score for that RE is
used to recalculate the MA FOM (For example, 98+0+0=98; 98/3=33). CEs
don’t factor into the equation until all are completed.
ANTI-TERRORISM
MA
AT
MA FOM
REs
EXPIRED
CEs
REMAINING
33
2 of 3
9 of 12
(2) Once all CEs are completed in the AT mission area, the MA
FOM will be calculated as an average of all the CEs scores. The CEs
remaining will display a single zero indicating all CEs have been
completed for AT. This is when the RE periodicity counter begins.
ANTI-TERRORISM
MA
MA FOM
REs
EXPIRED
CEs
REMAINING
AT
90
0 of 9
0
(3) The number of REs that are required is 9. The REs
expired is set to 0. Thus the REs EXPIRED will display “0 of 9.” AT
MA FOM is set to the average of all the CEs scored. For example,
90x12=1080; 1080/12=90 (AT MA FOM).
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c. Transition from Basic Phase to the Integrated/Advanced and
Sustainment Phase. In the example below, if an RE was to fall out of
periodicity, the AT Mission Area (MA) Figure of Merit (FOM) would fall
to 80. (90X8)+0=720; 720/9=80 (AT MA FOM)
ANTI-TERRORISM
MA
MA FOM
REs
EXPIRED
CEs
REMAINING
AT
80
1 of 9
0
(1) When the REs is reassessed at a score of 86, the AT MA FOM
would be 89 ((90x8)+86=806; 806/9=89 (AT MA FOM))
ANTI-TERRORISM
MA
MA FOM
REs
EXPIRED
CEs
REMAINING
AT
89
0 of 9
0
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APPENDIX D
FORWARD DEPLOYED NAVAL FORCES (FDNF) WESTPAC
D1. Introduction. Per the Fleet Training Continuum (CFFC/CPFINST
3501.3C), FDNF ships remain in Integrated/Sustainment Phase, with
Basic Phase Training occurring concurrently. The SFRM (page 4-19)
outlines that FDNF ships’ Basic Phase certifications will be calendarbased to provide the needed flexibility. Ships must meet “go/no-go”
criteria to move from one block to another during Basic Phase Training
(e.g. from a 1.3 to 1.4) but do not need to meet FRTP phase-exit
criteria. This section further explains the training paths available
to FDNF units and training roles and responsibilities of the ISIC and
ship.
D2. FDNF Training Roles. The ISIC’s role in scheduling training
events is pivotal. Accurate reporting of readiness shortfalls by
ships and ISICs is important to informed risk-assessment and
scheduling at the Fleet level.
D3. FDNF Training Requirements for the Basic Phase. All basic phase
training cycles in FDNF Western Pacific will be Abbreviated Basic
Phases (ABP). However, ASW and BMD, will not be tailored. Only
completion of “X.4” ABP events enables a ship to re-certify, resetting
certification dates and the 24-month counter. Certification
Validation (CV) will be conducted in cases where a ship’s schedule
does not support an ABP. The CV will extend certifications to allow a
ship time to conduct an ABP. TYCOM will determine the length of the
extension, up to a maximum of 24 months.
a FDNF Abbreviated Basic Phase (ABP). The READ-E3 is a mandatory
tailoring assessment in the FDNF. Using the semi-annual READ-E1
report, and the results from READ-E3, ATGWP will recommend the
appropriate training blocks necessary to successfully achieve
certification. Since operational requirements often prevent FDNF
ships from accomplishing all mission area certifications at once, the
ISIC may schedule the ABP in warfare packages consisting of multiple,
related mission areas (topside, combat systems, engineering, etc.), as
long as each mission area is recertified every 24 months. If
requested, ATG WESTPAC will also conduct READ-E 3 assessments in
separate packages. Further details of Abbreviated Basic Phase
execution in FDNF are provided in the ATGPAC User’s Guide.
b. FDNF Certification Validation (CV). A CV is an assessment
event done to extend current certifications when a ship cannot conduct
an Abbreviated Basic Phase due to their operational schedule. A ship
cannot conduct two consecutive CVs. If a ship conducts a CV, it MUST
conduct an ABP to renew all certifications prior to expiration of the
extension period. Similar to the Abbreviated Basic Phase, a CV may be
conducted in warfare area packages to suit the operational schedule of
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the ship. The execution of the Certification Extension in FDNF is
further defined in the SFEM and ATGPAC Users Guide.
D4. Responsibilities
a.
Ships will:
(1) Send accurate and timely READ-E1 messages semi-annually,
NLT 15 January and 15 July using the format provided in Appendix A of
the READ-E Manual. A ship may also update its READ-E1 NLT 2 weeks
before a READ-E3 or a Certification Verification (CV).
(2) Track certifications and coordinate with their ISIC to
ensure the ship’s schedule supports recertification or extension
within the 24-month periodicity outlined in the SFRM.
(3) Send a Risk Assessment Mitigation Plan (RAMP) message to
TYCOM, C7F, CTF, ISIC, and ATG if the ship is unable to renew (or
extend via CV) any warfare certification within the 24-month cert
periodicity. This message is intended to both report an expired
certification and to report the operational impact and mitigation. A
sample message format is found in Appendix A, Section 9 of this
instruction.
(4) Coordinate with ISICs to schedule live services, ranges,
and allocate ammunition to conduct required READ-E3, SFEM, and CV
events.
b.
ISIC will:
(1) Submit a Basic Phase Certification Training POAM annually
to the TYCOM, C7F, and ATG for each ship NLT 15 January. This message
is a schedule commitment that should list the desired training path
(ABP or CV), and the planned Basic Phase execution windows by warfare
area for that calendar year. The format is in Appendix A.
(2) Provide Basic Phase Training Certification Plan prior to
ABP execution.
(3) Update the Basic Phase Training Certification Plan as
needed but NLT 1 week prior to any desired event in Japan or in time
for ATG trainers to meet travel, force protection, and diplomatic
clearance requirements.
(4) Ensure ship certifications are scheduled and conducted
before the 24-month expiration.
(5) Submit Basic Phase Training Completion Risk Reports for
ships that will be unable to complete their certifications prior to
expiration. This message should be sent as soon as it is identified
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that the ship is at risk, and is a precursor for the ship’s Risk
Assessment Mitigation Plan (RAMP).
(6) Review Risk Assessment Mitigation Plan (RAMP) to ensure
that training risk is accurately identified and mitigation plans are
adequate.
(7) Endorse each subordinate ship’s RAMP to TYCOM and CTF
Commander, info C7F and ATG. Report in the endorsement the earliest
opportunity for the ship to renew certifications or conduct a CV.
(8) Schedule live services, ranges, and allocate ammunition
to conduct required READ-E3, SFEM, and CV events.
c.
ATG WESTPAC will:
(1) Attend C7F schedule conferences and brief schedule and
proficiency concerns.
(2) Assist ships and ISICs in developing Basic Phase POAMs
and Basic Phase Training Certification Plans.
(3) Endorse Basic Phase Training Certification Plans and RAMP
messages, if needed.
(4)
Approve all changes to Basic Phase Training Certification
(5)
Submit Mission Area certification recommendations to
(6)
Submit Basic Phase Training Completion Report to TYCOM.
Plans.
TYCOM.
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APPENDIX E
LIST OF ACRONYMS
TERM
DEFINITION
3M
Maintenance and Material Management
AE
Advanced Exercises. AEs are conducted by ships assigned to
Carrier Strike Groups (CSG) or Amphibious Ready Groups (ARG)
following Basic Phase certification
ATG
Afloat Training Group. Primary training organization for ship
basic and sustainment phase training
ARG
Amphibious Readiness Group
ARQ
Aviation Readiness Qualification. An evaluation preceding the
aviation demonstration (Helo Day) and aviation certification
(AIRCERT) of aviation capable ships.
ASA
Afloat Self-Assessment Checksheets
ASMD
Anti-Ship Missile Defense
ASTAC
Anti-Submarine Tactical Air Controller
AT
Anti-terrorism refers to measures to enhance unit and
personnel security through threat indoctrination, awareness
training and physical security measures
AT Assessment
Anti-terrorism. Event in which the ship demonstrates required
proficiency within ATFP mission area
AVCERT
Aviation Facilities Certification. Conducted by NAVAIR to
determine operational status (Level and Class) of ship's
aviation facilities.
BMD
Ballistic Missile Defense
BMDQ
Ballistic Missile Defense Qualification
CASREP
Casualty Report
CE
Certification Exercises. CEs are conducted in the Basic Phase
and are a prerequisite to mission area certification and
ultimately Basic Phase certification
CERTEX
Certification Exercise for ARG/MEU
CIWS
Close In Weapons System
CMAV
Continuing Maintenance Availability
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CMTQ
Cruise Missile Tactical Qualification – A FRTP based
certification process of the Harpoon and Tomahawk cruise
missile program in accordance with CNSL/P 8820.1 instruction
CNSF
Commander Naval Surface Forces
COSR
Conventional Ordnance Safety Review
CRAV
Command Readiness Assist Visit
CREWCRET
Crew Certification Program
CSOSS
Combat Systems Operational Sequencing System
C5RA
Combat Systems, Command, Control, Computers, and
Communications Readiness Assessment
CSTT
Combat Systems Training Team
DCMA
Damage Control Material assessment
DCTT
Damage Control Training Team
DRRS-N
Defense Readiness Reporting System-Navy
EA
Engineering Assessment
EEBD
Emergency Escape Breathing Device
EKMS
Electronic Keying Material System
EMATT
MK 39 Expendable Mobile ASW Training Target
EMCON
Emission Control
EOSS
Engineering Operational Sequencing System
ESTAV
Explosive Safety Technical Assist Visit
ETT
Engineering Training Team
EWTG
Expeditionary Warfare Training Group
FDNF
Forward Deployed Naval Forces, ships and staffs permanently
homeported in overseas locations
FIREX
An acronym to describe firing portions of NSFS qualification
FOM
Figure of Merit
FRTP
Fleet Response Training Plan
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FST
Fleet Synthetic Training-Unit Level. Unit level synthetic
exercise designed to enhance participating unit’s tactical
proficiency through the conduct of training scenarios
delivered by the in port training architecture. (WC) Warfare
Commander, (GC) Group Commander, (J) Joint, (F) Fleet
GDSC
Global Distance Support Center
IET
Inport Emergency Team
IH
Industrial Hygiene
ISIC
Immediate Superior in Command
IURFT
Independent Unit Ready for Tasking
KTR
Contractor
LOA
Light-Off Assessment
LOK
Level of Knowledge
LTT
Limited Training Team
MDU
Mission Data Update
MFOM
Maintenance Figure of Merit
MI
Material Inspection
MITE
Monthly In port Training Exercise
MTT
Medical Training Team
NAVOSH
Navy Occupational Safety and Health
NCTE
Navy Continuous Training Environment
NEC
Navy Enlisted Classification, a code used to describe enlisted
skills gained through formal schools or experience. Used by
the distribution system to fill designated billets with
required skills
NMETL
Navy Mission Essential Task List
NSFS
Naval Surface Fire Support, formerly Naval Gunfire Support
(NGFS)
NSTM
Naval Ship's Technical Manual
NTSP
Navy Training System Plan, document used to describe required
training for new systems planned for fleet introduction.
Formerly Navy Training Plan (NTP)
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OBT
Onboard Trainers
OPFOR
Opposition Force
PB4T (PBFT)
Planning Board for Training
PESTO
Personnel, Equipment, Supply, Training, Ordnance
PQS
Personnel Qualification System, a formal qualification system
in theory, systems and watch qualifications
QA
Quality Assurance
RADM
Relational Admin
RAM
Rolling Airframe Missile
RE
Repetitive Exercises. REs are conducted by ships following
Mission Area Certification in order to maintain proficiency in
each mission area
READ-E
Readiness Evaluation
RO
The electronic casualty control organization in non-CSOSS
ships
SFRM
Surface Force Readiness Manual
SMC
Supply Management Certification
SRA
Selective Restrictive Availability
STT
Seamanship Training Team
TADTAR
Temporary Additional Duty Travel Target. Money allocated to
ships and staffs to support temporary additional duty (TAD)
expenses
TCD
Training Control Device allows the AN/SQQ-89(V)-T OBT on up to
eight ships to run a coordinated, simultaneous ASW scenario
TFOM
Training Figure of Merit
TORIS
Training and Operational Readiness Information Services
TSRA
Total Ship Readiness Assessment
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