Six Areas of Naval Doctrine
Warfare |
Intelligence |
Operations |
Logistics |
Planning |
Command & Control |
Office of Naval Intelligence
March 23, 1882 |
Founded by SECNAV William H. Hunt |
Established under the Bureau of Navigation to collect intell |
Battle of Midway
June 3-5, 1942 |
Turning point in the Pacific War |
Yorktown was lost |
3 Levels of War
Tactical |
Strategic |
Operational |
Sloops of War
Smallest warship |
10-20 guns |
USS Stark
May 17, 1987 |
Attacked by an Iraqi fighter jet |
37 died, 21 wounded |
Navajo Code Talkers
1942 to 1945 |
Served in all 6 Marine Divisions |
Japanese couldn't break the code |
USS Pueblo
January 23, 1968 |
Captured by the North Koreans |
Currently Commissioned |
Apollo 17
December 07-19, 1972 |
Last Moon landing |
Cernan & Evans |
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Three Classes of Naval Vessels
Ships of the Line |
Frigate |
Sloops of War |
2 Departments that Combined to form ONI
1. Office of Intelligence |
2. Dept. of the Library |
John Walker
Spied for Russia, 1967 to 1985 |
Sold Cavitation Information |
Had financial difficulties |
Sailor's Creed
Blue Ribbon Recruit Training Panel in 1993 |
Impacts Unity & Esprit de Corps |
EC-121 Shoot Down
N. Korean Mig shot down a US EC-121 plane over the SOJ |
All 31 crewmembers died |
April 15, 1969 |
Bletchley Park
Site of UK's Gov't Code & Cypher School during WWII |
A.K.A. Station X |
USS Liberty Attack
June 8, 1967 |
Attacked by Israelis; Mistaken as Egyptians |
34 Killed |
Apollo 11
July 16-24, 1969 |
1st Moon Landing |
Neil Armstrong |
Battle of Coral Sea
May 7-8, 1942 |
Japanese defeated thanks to breaking of Japanese Code |
Lexington was lost |
Frigates
Fastest ships |
28 to 44 guns |
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STS-1
April 12, 1982 |
First reuseable Space Shuttle - Columbia |
All Navy Crew |
Young & Crippen |
1st Director of Nat'l Intelligence
John Dimitri Negroponte (2005) |
The 1st Commander in Chief
Oldest Intelligence Agency in the USN
Office Naval Intelligence |
RADM Grace Hopper
Design and development of COBOL |
Invented the compiler |
Battle of Guadalcanal
November 13-15, 1942 |
Navy policy changed when the Sullivans brothers were lost |
687 were lost |
Nat'l Security Act of 1947
Merged Dept. of War & Dept. of Navy |
Created the Air Force |
Created the CIA |
Ships of the Line
Largest Ships |
64 to 100 guns |
Mercury 3
May 5, 1961 |
1st U.S. manned space flight |
Alan B. Shepard |
EP-3 Incident
April 01, 2001 |
Sensitive information/tools were destroyed |
Collision between U.S. EP-3 and PRC Jet |
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Battle of Leyte Gulf
October 23, 1944 |
Final blow to the Japanese |
Quailites of the Navy/ Marine Corps Team
Readiness |
Self-sustainability |
Flexibility |
Mobility |
LT Herman Goldstein
Helped create the 1st working computer, ENIAC (1942) |
Gemeni 3
March 23, 1965 |
1st Two man space mission |
John W. Young |
Landing at Inchon
September 15, 1950 |
Battling highest Tides in the World |
1st Chief Information Officer (CIO)
On-the-roof Gang
October1, 1928 |
Radiomen taught to break Japanese Code |
Navy HQ in D.C. |
7 Principles of Naval Logistics
Responsiveness |
Simplicity |
Flexibility |
Economy |
Attainability |
Sustainability |
Survivability |
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