NECC Adaptive, Responsive, Expeditionary Audience Date THIS BRIEF CLASSIFIED: UNCLASS / FOUO Navy Expeditionary Combat Command Executing Navy’s Maritime

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Audience

Date

THIS BRIEF CLASSIFIED:

UNCLASS / FOUO

Navy Expeditionary Combat Command

Executing Navy’s Maritime Strategy

NECC Overview

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Navy Expeditionary Combat Command Mission: Organize, man, train, equip and sustain Navy Expeditionary Combat Forces to execute

combat, combat support, and combat service support missions across the full spectrum of naval, joint and combined operations which enable access from the sea and freedom of

action throughout the sea-to-shore and inland operating environments.



Coastal Riverine Naval Construction (Seabees)

Expeditionary Intelligence

Explosive Ordnance Disposal

Combat Camera Expeditionary Logistics

Expeditionary Combat Readiness


Command Relationships

USFF

NAVY CYBER

FORCES COMMAND

NAVY EXPEDITIONARY

COMBAT COMMAND

MILITARY SEALIFT

COMMAND

SURFACE FORCES

ATLANTIC

SUBMARINEFORCES

ATLANTIC

AIR FORCES

ATLANTIC

CHIEF OF NAVAL

OPERATIONS

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Command Relationships

PACIFIC FLEET

NAVY EXPEDITIONARY

COMBAT COMMAND

PACIFIC

SURFACE FORCES PACIFIC

SUBMARINEFORCES PACIFIC

AIR FORCES PACIFIC

CHIEF OF NAVAL

OPERATIONS

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Echelon 1

Echelon 2

Echelon 3

NECCCommander

NECC PAC Commander

Dual-Hatted Commander

Echelon 4

NECC Organization

NEICNAVELSGEODGRU 1 CRG 2 EODGRU 2

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ECRCNCG 1CRG 1 NCG 2


56.9 – NEIC/COMCAM

56.8 – NCF AFG

56.10 – EOD AFG

56.11 – CRF EST

NEIC AFG

56.2 - NCF

56.1 – EOD/DIVERS

56.3 - NAVELSG

56.7 - CRF

NAVELSG AFG

CTF 56

68.9 – NEIC/COMCAM

68.7 – NCF HOA

68.8 – EOD HOA

68.10 – RED HORSE

68.11 - CRF

68.2 - NCF

68.1 – EOD

68.3 – EOD EUR

68.4 - CRF

CTF 68

68.5 - FAST

68.6 - UCT

AFRICOM CENTCOMEUCOM

6th FLEET 5th FLEET 7th FLEET

PACOM

NECC* NECCPAC*

OPCONADCON

IET NAVAF

Dual-Hatted Commander

* NECC/NECCPAC is a Dual-Hatted

Commander

Operating Forward

CRG1 DET GUAM

EOD MU5

MARK VI CO.

NEIC IET

CTF 75**

30 NCR

** FOC: JAN 2015


NECC OV-1 Phase 1-5 Operations

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NECC at a Glance

Unique Warfighting Capabilities; 48 percent Reserve Sailors

NECC Overall22,366AC/RC

11,569/10,797


NECC Organization

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NEIC

NCR

IET

CRG

CRS

Company

Platoon

617 pax

EODGRU

EODMU MDSU

Company

Platoon

Company

8 pax

17 pax

11 pax

Unit of Action

NAVELSG

NELR

NCHB

297 pax

Company

NCG

NMCB

Company / Det

Platoon

581 pax

UCT

77 pax

Company

EXCOMCAM NCR

Indiv. / Det

1+ pax

CBMU

75 pax

EMF Det


NECC Force Mission Areas

Assuring Security Throughout the Littorals

• Core Competencies can be applied across the range of military operations:• Port Security / Harbor Defense• High Value Unit Escort• Maritime Infrastructure Protection• Entry Control Point (Afloat/Ashore)• Sea Point of Debarkation/Air Point

of Debarkation Protection• Intelligence Surveillance and

Reconnaissance Patrols• Visit Board Search and Seizure

Level II (Organic force / delivery)

Coastal Riverine Force (CRF)Personnel: 2,668 Active and 2,483 Reserve

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52% AC48% RC



• Highly trained, skilled technicians who are experts in explosives, diving and parachuting• Only maritime expeditionary EOD and Mobile Diving

Salvage (MDS) capability within Department of Defense• Render safe conventional, improvised, chemical,

biological, nuclear ordnance demolition or disposal of hazardous munitions, pyrotechnics, and retrograde explosives

• Underwater Salvage and Recovery operations using SCUBA and Surface Supplied Air or Mixed Gas

• Underwater object recovery and harbor clearance• Support military and civilian law enforcement agencies• Routinely operate with Interagency partners including

Department of State, Department of Homeland Security, U.S. Secret Service, U.S. Customs Office, and FBI

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Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD)Personnel: 2,351 Active and 0 Reserve

0% RC 100% AC



We Build, We Fight

• Provide a wide variety of military construction and humanitarian efforts in times of peace or war:

• Constructing border outposts, expeditionary camps• Constructing and repairing aircraft runways and parking aprons• Erecting bridges and constructing roads• Constructing munitions storage areas and large scale camp sites• Building detention facilities• Repairing piers and wharves• Renovating schools and municipal facilities• Providing community outreach centers, medical clinics,

community clean-up

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Naval Construction Force (NCF)Personnel: 5,585 Active and 5,727 Reserve

49% AC

51% RC



Providing Intelligence Support in the Joint Battle Space on Land and Sea

• Provides flexible, capable and ready maritime expeditionary intelligence forces.• Tactical Ground Human Intelligence (HUMINT)• Tactical Maritime HUMINT and Intelligence

Exploitation• Expeditionary Intelligence Analysis• Tactical Electronic Warfare/Information Operations

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Navy Expeditionary Intelligence Command (NEIC)Personnel: 184 Active and 76 Reserve



Bringing the Fight to the Fight

• Operational Reserve Command

• Offer the only break-bulk cargo capability in the DoD

• Delivers logistics capabilities with active and mobilization-ready Navy Reserve Force Sailors and equipment to theater commanders in support of the military strategy

• Provides support for: • Port and air cargo handling missions• Fuels distribution• Freight terminal and warehouse operations• Ordnance reporting and handling• Expeditionary communications

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Navy Expeditionary Logistics Support Group (NAVELSG)Personnel: 423 Active and 2,290 Reserve

16% AC

84% RC



• Operations support• Counterterrorism• Psychological operations• Information operations• Battle damage assessment• Force protection• Public affairs

• Medical support

• Investigative support

Visual Documentation of the Joint Warfighter15

Expeditionary Combat Camera (COMCAM)Personnel: 49 Active and 39 Reserve

56% AC44% RC


NECC Deployed Forces

SOUTHCOM: 95

•EOD: 23•CRF: 42•NEIC:4•NCF: 26

AFRICOM: 210

•NCF: 115•EOD: 22•CRF: 62•NEIC: 11

EUCOM: 345

•NCF: 186•EOD: 96•CRF: 62•NAVELSG: 1

CENTCOM: 1422 (522 AFG)

•NCF: 448•EOD: 149•CRF: 670•NAVELSG: 127•NEIC: 28

PACOM: 888

•NCF: 528•EOD: 194•CRF: 166

CTF-68

CTF-56

CTF-75Staffing in Progress

**NECC Deployed Force Laydown as of 27JUN14**

Missions Total

Blue In Support of Blue (BISB) 66%

Blue In Support of Joint (BISJ) 34%

UNCLASSIFIED/FOUO


Questions?

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NECC Unit Locations

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GTMONEGB Bahrain

CRG 2 DET

Rota EODMU 8

EODMU 8 DET22 NCR DET

Fort CarsonNMCB 17

Virginia BeachNECC EODGRU 2 ECRC EODMU 2 EODMU 6 EODMU 12 EODTEU 2 EODESU 2 MDSU 2 CBMU 202 UCT 1 CRS 4NAVEXCOMCAM ETGCSR 10 CO C 1st PLNAVEXPINTEL 0222

Norfolk EODMU 2 DET

PortsmouthCRG 2 CRS 2CRG 2 DET CSS

WilliamsburgNAVELSG NAVELSG ESUNAVELSG TEU 1 NELR 2 NELR NCHB 1MSRON 12 (FY15)MSRON 12 CO x2

YorktownNCHB 10 EODMU 2 DETCRS 3 DET (FY14)

Whidbey IslandEODMU 11 DET

LEGENDACTIVE

BLENDEDRESERVE

SCHEDULED TO BE DECOMMISIONED

New JerseyEODMU 12 DET

NCHB 8MSRON 12 CO

DahlgrenEODMU 12 DET

Port HuenemeNCG 1 30 NCRUCT 2 NMCB 3NMCB 4 NMCB 5NCHB 14 5 NELR1 NCR Point MuguEODMU 3 DET

Pearl HarborNECC PAC

EODMU 3 DETMDSU 1

CBMU 303 DET

BuffaloCRS 8 CO A 2nd PL

CharlestonCRS 10 CO B 1st PL

GuamCRG1 DETEODMU 5

EODMU 5 DET30 NCR DET

St. Louis CRS 10 CO C 2nd PL

GrotonCRS 8 CO C

1st PL

TampaCRS 10 CO A 2nd PL

Ft McCoyNMCB 25

San DiegoEODGRU 1 EODMU 1EODMU 3 EODMU 11EODMU 3 DET EODESU 1EODTEU 1 MDS CO 1-1 MDS CO 1-7 CBMU 303CRG 1 CRS 1CRS 3 CRS 1 CO A 1st PL

GulfportNCG 2 22 NCRNMCB 1 NMCB 11NMCB 133 NCHB 13NMCB 74 (FY15)

Corpus ChristiCRS 1 CO B 1st PL

NewportEODMU 12 DET

CRS 2 DETCRS 8

CRS 8 CO A 1st PLCSR 8 CO B 1st PL

7NCR

New YorkCRS 8 CO C 2nd

PLSouthfieldNMCB 26 (FY15)

ColumbusCRS 8 CO B 2nd PL

AlamedaCRS-1 CO C 1st PL

ChicopeeNMCB 27

ShreveportNMCB 28 (FY14)

Dallas/Ft. Worth9NCR

NMCB 22CRS 1 CO A 2nd PL

Updated 25 JUN 2014

CraneEODMU 2 DET

Kings BayEODMU 6 DETCBMU 202 DET

JacksonvilleNMCB 14CRS 10

CRS 10 CO A 1st PL

NCHB 114 NELR

CBMU 202 DETMayport

EODMU 6 DET

Panama CityEODMU 6 DET

China LakeEODMU 3 DETEODTEU1 DET

NCG 1 DET

Sasebo, JapanEODMU 5 DET

Yokosuka, JapanEODMU 5 DET

BangorEODMU 11 DETCBMU 303 DET

KitsapNMCB 18NCHB 5

NAVEXPINTEL 0106

FallonEODMU 11 DET

YumaEODTEU 1 DET

AtlantaMSRON 12 CO

Washington, DCCBMU 202 DET

RaleighMSRON 12 COCamp LejeuneCBMU 202 DET

Okinawa30 NCR DET

LemooreCBMU 303 DET

BaltimoreMSRON 12 CO

San AntonioCSR 1 CO B 2nd PL

El PasoCSR 1 CO C 2nd PL

OrlandoCRS 10 CO B 2nd PL

SpokaneCRS 11 CO A 2nd PL

SacramentoCRS-11 CO B 2nd PL

TulsaCRS 11 CO C 2nd PL

Seal BeachCRS SQD 11

Long BeachCRS 11 CO A 1st PL

San PedroCRS 11 CO B 1st PL CRS 11 CO C 1st PL


Defense Support of Civil AuthoritiesHumanitarian Assistance / Disaster Relief

• Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA)• Designated Navy Lead Element, CTF 86• Liaise with Civil Authorities to perform tasks in

accordance with Stafford Act• Activities: Minnesota Bridge Collapse, Hurricane

Sandy Response, Exercise Ardent Sentry

• Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief (HA/DR)

• Adaptive Force Package task organized to support designated operations

• Activities: Hurricane Irene-Haiti

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