United States Navy

What is the mission of the Navy?

• To maintain, train, and equip combat-ready naval forces

• To protect the security of the American people

• To expand economic prosperity and opportunity

• To realize and defend democratic values

What are the Navy's core attributes?

• Integrity, Accountability, Initiative, Toughness

• Honor, Courage, Commitment

• Integrity, Respect, Leadership, Teamwork

• Strength, Determination, Dignity

Who is the Chief of Naval Operations?

• Admiral Michael Gilday

• General Mark Milley

• Secretary of Defense

• President of the United States

What is the Navy's focus of efforts?

• Warfighting

• Recruitment and training

• Future Navy development

• National security strategy

What is the purpose of Amphibious Warfare?

• To launch military operations from the sea

• To deny the enemy the effective use of submarines

• To detect, track, and destroy enemy air platforms

• To defend against ballistic missiles

What does ASW stand for?

• Amphibious Warfare

• Antisubmarine Warfare

• Air Warfare

• Ballistic Missile Defense

What is the purpose of Air Warfare?

• To launch military operations from the sea

• To deny the enemy the effective use of submarines

• To detect, track, and destroy enemy air platforms

• To defend against ballistic missiles

What is the purpose of Command, Control, and Communications?

• To provide communications for coordination and control of external forces

• To launch military operations from the sea

• To deny the enemy the effective use of submarines

• To detect, track, and destroy enemy air platforms

What is the purpose of Expeditionary Warfare?

• To launch military operations from the sea

• To deny the enemy the effective use of submarines

• To detect, track, and destroy enemy air platforms

• To conduct military operations in a foreign country

What is the purpose of Information Operations?

• To provide communications for coordination and control of external forces

• To launch military operations from the sea

• To influence, disrupt, or usurp adversarial decision making

• To conduct intelligence and counterintelligence tasks