1 CONFÉDÉRATION INTERALLIÉE DES OFFICIERS DE RÉSERVE INTERALLIED CONFEDERATION OF RESERVE OFFICERS “The Vision Brief” RADM Bob Clark, USN Director, Maritime.

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CONFÉDÉRATION INTERALLIÉE DES OFFICIERS DE RÉSERVE

INTERALLIED CONFEDERATION OF RESERVE OFFICERS

“The Vision Brief”RADM Bob Clark, USN

Director, Maritime Partnership ProgramsUS Naval Forces Europe and Africa – Sixth Fleet

Monday 11 February 2008

Navy Reserve Operational Support

VADM John G. Cotton, Chief of Navy [email protected] (703) 693-5757 Pentagon 4E458

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DoN Objectives2008 and Beyond

• Provide a Total Naval Workforce capable and optimized to support the National Defense Strategy

• Use the Navy-Marine Corps team to aggressively prosecute the Global War on Terrorism

• Build the Navy-Marine Corps force for tomorrow

• Safeguard the people and resources of the Navy-Marine Corps Team

• Strengthen ethics as a foundation of exemplary conduct within the Department of the Navy

• Provide first-rate facilities to support stationing, training and operations of Naval forces

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DoN Objectives2008 and Beyond

• Provide a TOTAL NAVAL WORKFORCE capable and optimized to support the National Defense Strategy

• Use the Navy-Marine Corps team to aggressively prosecute the Global War on Terrorism

• Build the Navy-Marine Corps force for tomorrow

• Safeguard the people and resources of the Navy-Marine Corps Team

• Strengthen ethics as a foundation of exemplary conduct within the Department of the Navy

• Provide first-rate facilities to support stationing, training and operations of Naval forces

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Global Economy24 / 7 / 365

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Global Economy“The World is Flat”

Key Point of Interest Trading & Resource SLOC “G–5 Plus” NATIONS

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Hawaii

Rota

BahrainGuantanamo Bay

Souda Bay

Sigonella

Naples

Diego Garcia

Singapore

Misawa

Guam

Chinhae Atsugi

SaseboYokosuka

Deep Sea Bases







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Hawaii

Rota

BahrainGuantanamo Bay

Souda Bay

Sigonella

Naples

Diego Garcia

Singapore

Misawa

Guam

Chinhae Atsugi

SaseboYokosuka

Deep Sea Bases


Global Fleet Stations






14Key Point of Interest Trading & Resource SLOC “G–5 Plus” NATIONS


Gross National Income per Capita ($K)

36.0

44.9 38.45.834.1

7.9

5.2






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Gas Prices ($/Gal)

2.63

1.45

2.38

2.40

0.91

0.171.92

2.62

2.601.50






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Gas Prices Normalized for US Income ($/Gal)

3.28

3.10 4.4911.237.62

13.53 13.62

1.62







Median Age

37

37

30

3344

38

36

24

42

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Gender Ratios (Males per 100 Females)

99

97 9597

96

97

9899






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Life Expectancy at Birth (years)

78

75

7366

65

79

72

76






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Fertility Rates (2005-2010)

1.8

2.1

2.3

1.71.3

1.3

3.2

2.6

1.8

2.6







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UBL Vision: Reestablish Caliphate in 25 years…


1.8

2.1

2.3

1.71.3

1.3

3.2

2.6

1.8

2.6






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…and in One Hundred Years

1.8

2.1

2.3

1.71.3

1.3

3.2

2.6

1.8

2.6

Global Fleet Stations




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United States Navy4 Feb 08

Total Ships 279Underway 112 40%Deployed 91 33%

PACOM / 3RD FLTNORTHCOM

21 Ships

NORTHCOM2ND FLT

25

SOUTHCOMCOMUSNAVSO

3

EUCOM6TH FLT

8

CENTCOM5TH FLT

21

PACOM7TH FLT

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AC 333,770RC 70,597DON Civ 177,962Contractors ~210,000Deployed 54,500

ESSEX LHD 2BLUE RIDGE LCC 19

USFF

NAVSO

NAVCENT

NAVEUR PACFLT

LABOON DDG 58MT WHITNEY LCC 20

FORT MCHENRY LSD 43JOHN L HALL FFG 32

S.W. GROVES FFG 29SIMPSON FFG 56

T. ROOSEVELT CVN 71G. WASHINGTON CVN 73IWO JIMA LHD 7

NIMITZ CVN 68

HARRY S. TRUMAN CVN 75TARAWA LHA 1PORT ROYAL CG 73HOPPER DDG 70

CARNEY DDG 64WHIDBEY ISLAND LSD 41

CAPE ST GEORGE CG 71HALSEY DDG 97

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AC - ActiveComponent

RC - ReserveComponent

GS - GeneralServices

Contractors

CNOUSFF

Type Commanders / Navy Capability Areas

Total Force

Combatant Commanders (COCOMs)

Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS) Admiral Mike Mullen, USN

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N a v y E n t e r p r i s e s

1. Defend our National interests in the Mideast2. Reset, Reconstitute and Revitalize 3. Balance Global Strategic Risk

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Cargo Handling Forces NAVELSG UnitsCoastal Warfare MIUW, IBU, ESDNaval Construction Forces Seabees, NMCBMarine Corps Support Forces Corpsmen, LogAviation Helo, Log, TACAIRSpecial Warfare Forces Trng DetsExplosive Ordnance Disposal EOD Mobile UnitsIntelligence/Linguists Support COCOMsBase and Stations Security Force UnitsSea Systems Command Shipyard workMedical MDs, Dentists, HMs, NursesCivil Affairs Support COCOMsCustoms Inspectors Support COCOMsSecurity AT/FP UnitsSupply Corps Logistics

Navy Reserve GWOT Capabilities

Support to the Fleet… Ready and Fully Integrated

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2,797

VTU (drill) ASP (non-drill)

Endstrength 11,579 Endstrength 56,221

Inventory 12,163 Inventory 58,434 2,109 55,214

RC HQ and Staff Support

3,184 Active Duty 4,881 MOB 116 49

Operational Support*

8,979 ADSW / ADOS 1,100ADSW / ADOS

133Member gained in VTU

to execute ADSW orders

*Includes 915 CANRECs

Annual Training 997 AT N/A N/A

Active Duty for Training

977 ADT 0 0

74% Inactive Duty Training

2,451 IDT 9 N/A

Total 10,406 258 49

18%

This week, 20,017 REserving Sailors, or 28% of the Navy's RC, are providing global operational support.

No Limit

INDIVIDUAL READY RESERVEFULL TIME SUPPORT SELECTED RESERVE

FTS Deployed iso OEF/OIF

632

74%

18%

FY08EndstrengthOnboard 70,597

67,800

Navy Reserve Employment as of 04 Feb 08

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FTS8,979

AT997ADT

977

IDT2,460

ADSW1,233

MOB5,678

Navy ReserveEmployment as of 04 Feb 08

Includes IRR

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Presence in all 50 States

NW

SWSE

MA

MW

NDW

Navy ReservePost BRAC

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USFF

RESFOR

Navy Operational Support CentersNOSCs

Region CommanderAC

(old REDCOM)

Deputy Region Commander

RC

CNIC

Navy Reserve Regional Alignment

RESERVE COMPONENTRESERVE COMPONENTCOMMANDERCOMMANDER

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AWAYGAME

COCOMJTF

HOMEGAME

NORTHCOM

AWAYGAME

COCOMJTF

MANPOWERRecruiting

Sailors for Life

Continuum of Service

OPERATIONAL SUPPORTFully Integrated

Fleet Trained and Equipped

Surge to Requirements

READINESSMedicalPhysicalFamily

Administrative

Navy ReserveSupported Command…Minutemen…Recruiters

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Navy Reserve#1 Challenge = Communications

Navy Reserve Public Affairs Officer CDR Kelly Watson

[email protected]

[email protected]

(800) 554-4542

National Coordinator

CAPT “Trip” Lloyd

“Sailors Helping Students”

Daily RC Newsclips Operational Support Opportunities DoD Updates and Information

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Navy REserveReady…Responsive…Relevant

CNO’s3

Priorities

CNR’s5

Challenges

Reservist’s4

Priorities

SECNAV’s2

Expectations

OneVision

PredictabilityPeriodicityPay / BenefitsPersonnel Systems

CommunicationCultureContinuing EducationCommitmentCall – “Be Ready!”

EffectiveEfficient

Support to the Fleet…Ready and Fully IntegratedSupport to the Fleet…Ready and Fully Integrated

Current ReadinessA Navy for Tomorrow People

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Sailor’s Creed

I am a United States Sailor,

I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America and I will obey the orders of those appointed over me,

I represent the fighting spirit of the Navy and those who have gone before me to defend freedom and democracy around the world,

I proudly serve my country's Navy combat team with HONOR, COURAGE and COMMITMENT,

I am committed to excellence and the fair treatment of all.

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