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1United States Fleet ForcesUnited States Fleet Forces Operational Readiness, Effectiveness, PrimacyOperational Readiness, Effectiveness, Primacy

FIRST Naval Construction DivisionFIRST Naval Construction Division

SAME Middle Atlantic – Middle East Regional Conference

11 October 2007


• Originally formed in March 1942.

• Recruited from civilian construction industry

• Peak strength of 325,000 in WWII

• Seabees participated in all European, African, and Pacific major engagements, constructing airfields, port facilities, hospitals, troop beddown, logistics bases, amphibious assault support

• Similar participation in Korea and Southeast Asia

Seabee HistorySeabee History


Seabees provideSeabees provide:

• Expeditionary construction and engineering (combat service support) to Navy, Marine Corps, Joint, and other operational forces

• Horizontal & Vertical Construction

• Construction & Operation of Expeditionary Bases and Facilities

• Amphibious & Underwater Construction

• Defensive combat capability

• Tactical and sustainment bridging

Functions and CapabilitiesFunctions and Capabilities

“With compassion for others, we build, we fight, for peace with freedom.”


What Seabees Bring to the FightWhat Seabees Bring to the FightConstruction Battalion Maintenance Unit (2 AC)• Fleet hospital set-up / operation / maintenance• Forward Operating Base & camp

operation/maintenance/limited construction

Underwater Construction Team (2 AC)• Construction and installation of fleet moorings• Pier/wharf damage assessment / repair• Underwater pipeline inspection / repair• Underwater blasting/obstacle clearing• Underwater cable laying• Bathymetric surveying

Naval Construction Force Support Unit (1 RC)• Truck transport of construction materials• Quarrying, rock crushing, asphalt / concrete

production• Electrical transmission line construction support• Other construction support

Seabee Readiness Group (2 AC)• Military and technical training for NCF units

Naval Construction Division• Command and control• Deliberate planning• Identify operational requirements• Seabee SMENaval Construction Regiments (3 AC/4 RC)• Command and control elementsNaval Mobile Construction Battalion (9 AC/12 RC)• Forward Operating Base / camp construction• Defensive positions, tower, bunker, and entry

control point construction• Main Supply Route construction/maintenance• Bridge construction• Airfield construction• Ammo supply point construction• Enemy Prisoner of War camp construction• Utilities construction/maintenance (electrical,

plumbing, heating, air conditioning) • Water well drilling• Rapid runway/airfield damage repair• Disaster recovery operations• Building construction


Ratings in Seabee UnitsRatings in Seabee Units

BUILDER (BU)

CONSTRUCTIONELECTRICIAN (CE)

CONSTRUCTIONMECHANIC (CM)

EQUIPMENTOPERATOR (EO)

STEELWORKER (SW)

UTILITIESMAN (UT)

OTHER RATINGS

ENGINEERINGAID (EA)

StorekeeperHosp CorpsmanPersonnel SpecCulinary SpecElectronics TechInfo Sys TechGunners MateMass Comm SpecMaster-at-ArmsLegalman


CNE

NMCB 7

NMCB 133

CBMU 202

UCT 1

25NCR

NMCB 1

NMCB 11

NMCB 74

22NCR

NMCB 14

NMCB 23

NMCB 24

3NCR

NMCB 21

NMCB 26

NMCB 27

7NCR 20th SRG 31st SRG

NMCB 17

NMCB 18

NCFSU 2

1NCR

NMCB 15

NMCB 22

NMCB 25

NMCB 28

9NCR

NMCB 3

NMCB 4

NMCB 5

NMCB 40

CBMU 303

UCT 2

30NCR

Active

Reserve

* OEF/OIF Sourcing Through

Mar 08

NECC

CPFCFFC

C2F(ADCON)

(ADDU)

NAVSOUTHNAVCENT

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1 NCD Pacific

(OPCON)

(ADDU)

NCF Unit AlignmentNCF Unit Alignment(Per CFFC OPORD 2000 & CPF OPORD 201(Per CFFC OPORD 2000 & CPF OPORD 201--07 )07 )

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Types of TrainingTypes of TrainingIndividual

BilletEmbark Officer

Communicator

Safety Chief

Individual TOA Weapon

Rating Skills

Unit / TeamCommand & Control

Crew Served Weapons

CCCT & RRR


Sustainment(8 1/2 months)

Deployment(6 months)

Basic(6 months)

Integrated(2 months)

ULTR

A-C

FEP

Integrated EX

CA

RT

ULTR

A-S

Month2

Month3

Month4

Month5

Month6

Month1

Month8

Month9

Month10

Month11

Month12

Month7

Month14

Month15

Month16

Month17

Month18

Month13

PERSTEMPO (18-month Cycle)

DwellDays since last deployment divided by length of last

deployment(factor one 6-month deployment over cycle)

Homeport TempoUnit’s days in homeport over number of days in cycle(factor deployment plus 3 – 6 weeks of field exercises)

2.0 : 1 (currently 1.67:1) ~ 0.59 – 0.63 (currently 0.58)

Phase

AssessmentsCertificationsInspections

Events

Levels ofCombat Readiness

Cycle Time

RFTESR

NMCBNMCBNMCBNMCBNMCBNMCB



NCF: NMCB FRTPNCF: NMCB FRTPActive Component Active Component

1818--Month Training/Employment CycleMonth Training/Employment Cycle

Maintenance(1 ½ months)

FEX

IEXField Training Exercises

MCO-Ror

OR

I

Field TRNGEvents

TEC

TEC


Functions and CapabilitiesFunctions and CapabilitiesWe support the Navy, USMC, Army, SOF, Joint/Combined

Forces, State Department, FEMA and other US Government agencies, and Coalition/UN Missions through planned

deployments and crisis response.

Disaster Relief Limited

Regional Contingencies

Major Combat Operation

Humanitarian Action

Forward-Deployed Engineers

Exercise Related

Construction


BattlespaceBattlespace / Operating / Operating EnvironmentEnvironment

Note: Denotes Support Relationship

CEB

ESB MWSS

Assault Engineering,Obstacle Construction/ Breaching, Mine Warfare, Gap Crossing, Demolition

Sustainment EngineeringLOC’s/MSR’s, Non-standard Bridging, EPW/Detainee Facilities, Well-Drilling, Multi-medium Construction,Underwater Construction

HorizontalConstruction

SurgeRequirement

MAGTF

ENGR*REQMT

Follow-on Engineering,Combat Roads/Trails, HLZ’s/VSTOL Pads, FP, Survivability, Mobility, EAF, ADR

RA

FEBA

FLOT

NMCB


ROTA

OKINAWA

POHANG

DIEGOGARCIA

CHINHAE SASEBO

ATSUGIMT FUJI

IWAKUNI

ANDROS

GTMO

EUCOMEUCOM

CENTCOMCENTCOMSOUTHCOMSOUTHCOMPACOMPACOM

NORTHCOMNORTHCOM

GUAM

X

XX

X

NEW HORIZONSPERU

UFL

BALIKATANPHILIPPINES

CARAT PHILLIPINES

SAN CLEMENTESAN DIEGO

YOKOSUKA

PALAUT HOA

XRSO&I Korea

X

XCARAT

INDONESIA

FORWARD DEPLOYED NMCB X EXERCISE SITE T THEATER ENGAGEMENTDETAIL SITE

HLDGWOT

OPLAN/Combat SupportTheater Security Cooperation / Disaster Relief

Installation Readiness

XNEW HORIZONS

TRINIDAD

FY 08 NCF Global Force ManagementFY 08 NCF Global Force Management

OEF-TS

ROMANIA

R C

CARAT XCOBRA GOLD

THAILAND

XCARAT

MALAYSIA

TPROJECT FRIENDSHIP

TPROJECT PARTNERSHIP T

AFRICAN PARTNERSHIP STATION

XSEABREEZE

UKRAINE

OIF/OEF


SAN NICOLAS IS.NMCB 4 DET

AlaskaNMCB 4 DET

GTMONMCB 40 DET

ANDROSNMCB 40 DET

ROTANMCB 40 DET

AFGHANISTANNMCB 7 DETNMCB 4 DETNMCB 15 DET

HORN OF AFRICA22NCR DETNMCB 40 DET

DIEGO GARCIANMCB 7 DET

KOREANMCB 7 DET

JAPANNMCB 7

NCF Global LaydownNCF Global Laydown

SAN CLEMENTE IS.NMCB 7 DET

BAHRAINNMCB 40 DET

GUAMNMCB 4 DET

KUWAIT22NCR FWD30NCR DETNMCB 40NMCB 26 DET

Iraq30NCR FWDNMCB 4 NMCB 15NMCB 26NMCB 40 DETUCT 2 DET

COMMAND ELEMENT Updated: Sep 2007UNCLAS

UNCLAS

PALAUNMCB 4 DET

Majuro, RMIPELELIU PARTNERSHIPNMCB 7 DET

ROMANIANMCB 40 DET

USNS COMFORTNMCB 40 DET

SAO TOMEUCT 1


BALIKATANPhilippinesJan-Mar 08

EUCOMEUCOM

CENTCOMCENTCOM

SOUTHCOMSOUTHCOM

PACOMPACOM

NORTHCOMNORTHCOM

FY07/08 Theater EngagementFY07/08 Theater EngagementOpportunities ISO COCOM/FleetsOpportunities ISO COCOM/Fleets

NEW HORIZONS Peru 08

Jul-Sep 08

NEW HORIZONS Trinidad 08Mar-Jun 08

BALIKATANPhilippinesJan-Mar 07

NEW HORIZONS Guatemala ‘07

Mar-Jun 07

NEW HORIZONS Belize ‘07

Mar-Jun 07

USNS COMFORT SOUTHCOMJun-Sep 07

09/ 2007

JTF HOA DjiboutiOngoing

KEY RESOLVE/FEKorea

Feb-Mar 08

RSO&I/FEKoreaMar 07

CPX2KoreaAug 08

UFLKoreaAug 07

COBRA GOLDThailand

Apr-May 08

COBRA GOLDThailand

Apr-May 07

CARATPhilippines

Jul 08

CARATPhilippines

May 07

CARATThailandJun 08

CARATThailandJun 07

CARATIndonesia

Jun 08

SEABREEZE ‘08 UkraineJul 08

SEABREEZE ‘07 UkraineJul 07

OEF PHILLIPINESFeb 07

African Partnership Station Liberia/Ghana/Congo

Nov 07-Feb 08

TSCPGWOTHA/DRNECC

FY07FY08

Ardent SentryMay 08

DELMARJLOTS/OPDS

Aug 08

TALISMAN SABERAustralia

May-Jul 07

Ardent SentryMay 07

SEAHAWKAug 08

SEAHAWKAug 07

PACIFIC PARTNERSHIPSE Asia

Jun-Sep 07

C3F JTFEXJan 08

CARATMalaysia

Jul 08

COMET XSep 08

COMET XSep 07

WATC Sao TomeJun-Aug 08

WATC Sao TomeJun-Sep 07

PROJECT FRIENDSHIPSE Asia

Oct-Nov 07


Jan-Feb 08

PACIFIC PARTNERSHIPSE Asia

Jun-Sep 08


Apr-May 08

CARATMalaysia

Jul 07

PACIFIC PARTNERSHIPSE AsiaFeb 07

FREEDOM GUARDIAN

KoreaAug 08

CAT PALAUMar-Aug 08

CAT PALAUMay-Oct 07


Combat ConstructionCombat Construction

Bridge Construction, Baghdad Airfield Improvements,

Afghanistan


Hardened DFACHardened DFAC


Bridge Assessments and RepairsBridge Assessments and RepairsUsed NAVFACLANT reach-back capabilities to leverage structural engineering expertise


Drainage Improvements, Camp Rawah

Crows Nest, TQ

Water Well, Camp Rawah

SWAHut, Ar Ramadi

Runway Repairs, TQ

ECP, TQ


MEF ConstructionMEF Construction

Electrical Upgrades, HabinayahRunway Repairs, TQ



MEF ConstructionMEF Construction

Joint Repairs, Al Asad

Bridge Repairs, Al Asad

Force Protection, Trebil

Boat Ramp, Ramadi

IED Crater Repair, TQ

IED Crater Repair, TQ


Iraqi Security Force Camp Iraqi Security Force Camp ConstructionConstruction

Complete

Day 1


JTF HOA ConstructionJTF HOA Construction

Water Well, Kenya

School Construction, Djibouti

School Construction, Djibouti

Camp Lemonier Support, Djibouti


NCF Support to OIF/OEFNCF Support to OIF/OEF

NMCB 14 15 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 26 15 3 4 5 40 1 7 74 133

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Apr-0

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Over 13,000 Seabees deployed to date

Projected 15,000 deployed by Mar 08

OIF I OIF II 06-0804-06 05-07 07-09


Questions?Questions?


LakehurstNMCB 21

Newport

7th NCR

JacksonvilleCBMU 202 DetNMCB 14MayportCBMU 202 Det

Washington, DCCBMU 202 DetAnnapolisCBMU 202 Det

Fort Belvoir NMCB 23

Pearl Harbor1NCD PacificCBMU 303 Det

ShreveportNMCB 15

Dallas

9th NCRNMCB 22

Colorado SpringsNMCB 17

Kansas CityNMCB 15

Fort McCoyNMCB 25

Camp LejeuneSRG Det

HuntsvilleNMCB 24

Mt Clemens NMCB 26

CBC Gulfport20th SRG22nd NCR 25th NCRNMCB 1 NMCB 7NMCB 11 NMCB 133NMCB 74

Atlanta

3rd NCR

BrunswickNMCB 27

Little Creek1NCDCBMU 202Command ElementUCT 1

SeattleNMCB 18BangorCBMU 303 Det

NBVC Ventura CountyPort Hueneme

1NCD Pacific Det31st SRGNMCB 3NMCB 4NMCB 5NMCB 40UCT 2

1st NCR30th NCRNCFSU 2

Key West CBMU 202 Det

FallonCBMU 303 Det

San Diego

CBMU 303 Command Element

Kings BayCBMU 202 Det

LemooreCBMU 303 Det

LEGEND

Division

Regiment

1st NCR 9th NCR3rd NCR 22nd NCR, 25th NCR7th NCR 30th NCR

NCF Unit LocationsNCF Unit Locations


World Wide TOA LocationsWorld Wide TOA Locations

Okinawa1-Final Title P25

Guam1-Final Title P25

MPSRON 31-MPF P251-MPF P29



San DiegoCBMU 303 P05

Gulfport3-Final Title P25s4-PWRMS P25s1-PWRMS P291-MPF P25 (ILO)*1-MPF P29 (ILO)*

Port HuenemeNCSFU 2 P-312-Final Title P25s4-PWRMS P25s1-PWRMS P29UCT2 1-P35

Little CreekCBMU 202 P05

UCT1 1- P35

SWA1-Final Title P251-PWRMS P25*1-PWRMS P29*1-PWRMS MCA+ from BAH via PAKISTAN1-MCA BAH

Note: * SWA PWRMS P25 and PWRMS P29 have since been restored through the ILO process in Gulfport as MPF P25 and MPF P29.

MOB & TRNG TOA (P_47)– When Developed - will be distributed to support:2 NCTCs2 SRGs 12 RSS sites


OPP

3 X MCA – Modular Core Air Detachment

3 X MC – Modular Core

MB – Modular Basic

SLRP

MH – Modular Heavy

AP – Advance Party MP – Main Party

Modular NMCB TOA Modular NMCB TOA –– P25P25Currently deployed and loaded on MPF ships - Reshaping efforts currently underway:


Expeditionary EchelonExpeditionary EchelonForce StructureForce Structure

CapabilitiesCommand & Control • Construction/Disaster Recovery

• Port Clearing/Salvage

• Logistics

• Medical

• Maritime Security & Small Boat Ops

• CMO/PAO

Division (NCD)• NCF > 2 NCR(-)

> 3 NMCB2 CBMU Det1 UCT3 PHIBCB DRT

• MDSU < 1 MDSU

•ELSG: 1 NCHB(-)

• 1 EMF x 81 beds, 1 CRTS+MAT, 1 FDPMU

•NCW > 1 NCWRON1 MSD, 1 MIUW, 2 IBU

•MCAG > 1 LNO

Regiment (NCR)• NCF > 1 NMCB

1 CBMU Det2 UCT Air Det2 PHIBCB DRT

• MDSU < 2 MDSD, 1 ASD

• ELSG: 1 Surface Co1 Air Co

• 2 EMF x 10 beds,1 FDPMU

•NCW < 1 NCWRON1 MSD, 1 IBU

•MCAG: 1 LNO

Battalion (NMCB)• NCF < 1 NMCB

< 1 UCT Air Det1 PHIBCB DRT

• MDSU < 1 MDSD, 1 ASD

•ELSG: 1 Air Co

•1 EMF x 10 beds,1 FDPMU

• NCW > 1 MSD1 IBU

•MCAG > None

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