eK os POSITION REPORT: TYP As stated in “NAVIGATION PLAN: 2015-2019," this is our Position Re tae eg eee eee eee RRR) eu ARR ORY Uae ene UB CLUE PLAN: 2015-2019." Similar to the “Eight O'Clock Report” at sea, the Reema Ren a ee oor gLy intended track. It determines “set and drift,” and the “course and speed” CT Se ARCA OT Pg ee Sea Ma CRC Cn Rea Ne (olU)-@ -LOSJH EO) FEE CNO's NAVIGATION PLAN details our intended track, aligned to the EN ermeC erm enue ae Pinca ere td AIG PME intended track, but “set and drift” — emergent requirements and direction, and real-world operations, among other factors - may have set us off Rea ec iey See nee Pee een Men ne ue eee he Bicol RAR Selle see el RE Le Craw aC RCM UCR ON es esSeCR CR atria gece Cit oie Warfighting First, Operate Forward, and Be Ready. METI M a esisam © We are on track to deliver the lead ship in our new class of aircraft carriers, USS GERALD R FORD in March 2016, and she will deploy in 2019. We continued to maintain and modernize our carrier air wings, ie en ee ah aed RC ee cE eo) POL RO eeu UMM CR UL oR Coa ech OREM a year, and one squadron transitioned to E-2D, bringing critical “kill CCE cm CRM aS CMe ert t ® We delivered USS AMERICA as scheduled in April 2014. America Tee eR OLS eu aoc Ue Cee America, and will join an Amphibious Ready Group and deploy in rane ® We remain on track to deliver four Littoral Combat Ships, with the Sth, 6th, 7th and 8th to deliver in 2015. We also established a task force Pee Ue ee ea Re AU UNA ESRI TLsurface combatants. Their work is complete and we are staffing our peu gn ack Races capes can CTC Ren On Seu We CC Ee CA eee et ey eStore Mun AN CS enc Raku conan also installed Advanced System Build software and hardware in the Integrated Undersea Surveillance System (IUSS) shore facilities, See USC Cun Rue em nee ene CS eeu Uo eRe A LON cle necro) Pee a Cm ney Ue ne A Cem Cever uri Ce etm ona CT RN eeu Une eh MR Ree a RC Chee tees has heme Cece eee mn Resear capability (IOC) in 2021 instead of 2020. Surface Electronic Warfare Eater a oe eee Cee nat) and installations began on DDG-51 class ships. We expect full-rate Pace onan eo SOT en ee Re eo ee One See iC SC eA! about 1000 new cyber operators manning 12 Cyber Mission Teams, STON eS eRe ke eg te coe Cee meee ie Rie eR cane Renee eee cg PS aU Ree eu Re CSI Gee cen Wea en eee Sena esa Reece no unas Peo cu ee Mone ma ie ea ee Cea Ree eee Rake eae UCR icn a enok cay ct aboard LCS will occur in 2016. Cee nee iO cE Cee Mn Rar One tee eC Pere Meu ae Rane en RN ees ocho ORR Ruy Nem Rap Aa Saag Ok VA ee curacy deployment to EUCOM, AFRICOM and SOUTHCOM AORs, successfully operating adaptive force packages eM ue ea iueuey ‘© Our second Mobile Landing Platform (MLP) was delivered Penner eeee one Relea with at-sea transfers between USNS MONTFORD POINT (MLP 1), a large, medium speed roll-on, roll-off ship, and a JHSV. Landing craft air-cushion (LCA) and ST a eee Mate et A Eo Maca Rca) MLP 1, demonstrating the ship's ability to perform as a Ae esp COR etree Ie RUS MR U aN esOperate Forward PM Ta Res ek Rt aS designed to enhance USN-USMC integration and create more flexible options for theater commanders. The experiments embarked over 100 DEW Ree Ne Ree Ue Ce RUae Cee nee en Gee Coes eel Cues ie era Recker Ree Ca me Re oe Ca RCRCc ae nS e eeu eee neat nS cee ere BMC RI ite ome ae eC RU Ra PME Oe Manne mest SC Pee ices ieee eke eam Rese Rc (es) ee RU taco on Ne CME] approximately 12 million gallons of fuel in 2014 while enhancing Pe Re eM us eee ee eae ere We completed a final draft of our maritime strategy “A Cooperative Strategy for 21st Century Seapower,” and will publish it by the end of Cee ae ee tie te ara yet, but intend to do so in 2015 We maintained one Carrier Strike Group (CSG) and one Amphibious Rome ANE nec ee Coe Ua ee Men Re Ueen Wt ey Ea eae! the end of Fiscal Year 2014, we had 41 ships and submarines based Tg Cee Re ee theater. We remain on track to add two DDGs to Yokosuka, Japan (one each in 2015 and 2017), one attack submarine to Guam in 2016, two LCS to Singapore in 2016, and two LCS to Singapore in 2017. eee eeu ee ee ae acer ey Wester Pacific in 2014, on-time and with strong operational results. Cees CoRR neo one Poe 8 and we are on track to complete the transition of another two Pan St RnR nae Ce SUR ULe Siren me Kele eek oso aan ea) Ne UC ee an eae Oa Aegis Ashore support infrastructure in Romania and opened the Naval Sire eee ene ee auc ror Ee nt Ua ono Petes eRe We forward-deployed four mine countermeasure ships (MCM) and all 10 coastal patrol ships (PC) to Bahrain. We are on track to establish a fifth ARG in the Pacific by 2018. It will be the most advanced and capable ARG in the fleet in that it will TE Me ee Loe nS dock ships (LPD).Be Ready: COM RU ee ea ra en on PON ee een aR cere er Reece predictability in maintenance and training, and provide stability for our Cra eee WR IgM SST ON See ST et ae em omnes cick] ona arora) CO eco Pte Pe ceca kere Re ee ee eck a eau SC muy DO cease ed cm eee eae Deon tg aC Pa Mo aS Se Ny eer Seen oie rear ceal $16.50, up to $495 per month Seen er ca Ra ec Tene Reece eer isce eee eee ees and ashore, are now being addressed by the Chief of Naval Personnel and fleet actions: © We increased Naval Shipyard end strength by 1,500 to Cer ee esau eeu maintenance and reduce backlogs. Also, we invested yee eens te oneal ea ein improve the condition of our shipyard infrastructure. Cee Cae ie ee ae Read Deere ei en me Cee en nea) Mn Chere ae ey © We improved fleet manning by filing approximately 3,500 gapped DI SIES Seca gee ee cei Seer ere aun) CDR eae Sestak Ae mo eee De eee Rete eal eu eee ee gen a) Oru ono ae ce re ea eticre Ree ae Oe Roe nao ad their Family and friends, and the Navy. To help Sailors Peon Se a) ene n on e e Cee ener ae eee ere ee CO RCC eS cee cl eer nec aied ee emcee ech ce eee tues have been hired, one for each aircraft carrier and large Cee ete ae eee Oe Ozer ean estes ae en une nes an OG lee ect Sa Caen trained to support fleet leadership and increase the Core ee tee eee ues ne CS Rerun ERE ieee Rae peer-delivered bystander intervention skills training thatRe ae eee ed OnE ent ceune Neri ars OC Me cer a me RS nour Ree es Roms ace neRee Ra Coenen een Cuca a Ce program. ON eek a eS eee nad separating Sailors has been implemented. Formerly known as the Transition Assistance Program (TAP), this more in-depth curriculum provides Sailors professional Cee eee een ues eae ee helps ensure transition to a successful civilian career. ® To improve combat readiness at sea, we also delivered 111 high Pee eee Cue meet ech encour realism of fleet training events involving “swarm tactics.” To provide eRe Mee ciea ene cee one oe Be ee eens ee Creme kee a Neck, VA. When it opens in 2017, it will consolidate all aerial target operations into a single facility, and provide an increased capability to operate three different types of aerial targets. ee eRe a ete including Rim of the Pacific 2014, Bold Alligator, and Valiant Shield. Cee eee oe Rae RZ Poe Pane Se RS ae Seapower Symposium in Newport, Rhode Island, to build trust and Pee nM RU eee Mac eae Oe ee Rea Cae Seu oc Bcd Navy to remain ready, forward, and engaged in challenging times. 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