Anti-Submarine Warfare
Anti-Submarine Warfare
The NASC Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Sector supports the US Navy with a full spectrum of expertise and products in ASW and Intelligence. We provide those acquisition life cycle resources necessary to take those systems from basic concepts through to operational integration.
Our customers include PMA-264 (Airborne ASW Systems), PMA-290 (Fixed Wing Maritime Patrol Aircraft), PMA-299 (Rotary Wing Maritime Aircraft), and the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division, all headquartered at the Naval Facility at Patuxent River, MD.
NASC personnel are skilled in fleet integration of new capabilities, fleet training, software development/testing, Concept of Employment development, and field experimentation. Our employees are based out of Patuxent River, MD and Jacksonville, FL but also span the world in supporting our Navy customers. Although many employees work directly within the government facilities, NASC also maintains administrative and engineering offices at both Patuxent River and Jacksonville. The Pax River site also includes a hardware Assembly and Test Facility where specialized hardware is developed.
The NASC Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) Sector supports the US Navy with a full spectrum of expertise and products in ASW and Intelligence. We provide those acquisition life cycle resources necessary to take those systems from basic concepts through to operational integration.
Our customers include PMA-264 (Airborne ASW Systems), PMA-290 (Fixed Wing Maritime Patrol Aircraft), PMA-299 (Rotary Wing Maritime Aircraft), and the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division, all headquartered at the Naval Facility at Patuxent River, MD.
NASC personnel are skilled in fleet integration of new capabilities, fleet training, software development/testing, Concept of Employment development, and field experimentation. Our employees are based out of Patuxent River, MD and Jacksonville, FL but also span the world in supporting our Navy customers. Although many employees work directly within the government facilities, NASC also maintains administrative and engineering offices at both Patuxent River and Jacksonville. The Pax River site also includes a hardware Assembly and Test Facility where specialized hardware is developed.
Operational Analysis
NACS supports the analysis of air deployed ASW sensors through the application of mathematical models, statistical analyses, simulations, analytical reasoning, and common sense to understand and improve real-world operations. The outcome of the analysis informs:
- Decision makers with regard to the acquisition quantities and distribution of resources.
- The Optimal deployment of given resources to achieve mission requirements.
- Areas of potential future R&D investments.
Operational Analysis
NACS supports the analysis of air deployed ASW sensors through the application of mathematical models, statistical analyses, simulations, analytical reasoning, and common sense to understand and improve real-world operations. The outcome of the analysis informs:
- Decision makers with regard to the acquisition quantities and distribution of resources.
- The Optimal deployment of given resources to achieve mission requirements.
- Areas of potential future R&D investments.
Logistics & Testing
NASC provides maritime Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) search and kill stores support to Air Test and Evaluation Squadrons One, Twenty and Twenty-One (VX-1, VX-20, HX-21); Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWC-AD); Program Manager Air (PMA) 264, 290 and 299; Office of Naval Research (ONR); Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) and Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR). This includes:
- Annual Non-Combat Expenditure Requirement (NCER) submissions to Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR).
- Managing the annual Non-Combat Expenditure Allocation (NCEA) and submitting NCEA augment requests to NAVAIR when the allocation needs to be increased.
- Requisition of stores via the Ordnance Information System (OIS) Retail; physically receipting and stowing stores; receipting in OIS Retail and reporting store expenditures.
- Coordinate and requisition stores in support of worldwide detachments.
- Confirm required shipping documents are filled out correctly, provide Safety Data Sheets (SDS) with precise Hazardous Material (HAZMAT) quantities in order to facilitate timely shipping to specified locations.
- Provide experienced personnel to provide direct support at test site locations worldwide.
- Provide qualified forklift and stake truck drivers for the moving, stowing and shipping of stores as required.
Logistics & Testing
NASC provides maritime Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) search and kill stores support to Air Test and Evaluation Squadrons One, Twenty and Twenty-One (VX-1, VX-20, HX-21); Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWC-AD); Program Manager Air (PMA) 264, 290 and 299; Office of Naval Research (ONR); Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) and Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR). This includes:
- Annual Non-Combat Expenditure Requirement (NCER) submissions to Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR).
- Managing the annual Non-Combat Expenditure Allocation (NCEA) and submitting NCEA augment requests to NAVAIR when the allocation needs to be increased.
- Requisition of stores via the Ordnance Information System (OIS) Retail; physically receipting and stowing stores; receipting in OIS Retail and reporting store expenditures.
- Coordinate and requisition stores in support of worldwide detachments.
- Confirm required shipping documents are filled out correctly, provide Safety Data Sheets (SDS) with precise Hazardous Material (HAZMAT) quantities in order to facilitate timely shipping to specified locations.
- Provide experienced personnel to provide direct support at test site locations worldwide.
- Provide qualified forklift and stake truck drivers for the moving, stowing and shipping of stores as required.
Research, Development, Testing
NASC’s (Patuxent River) ASW Sector continues to support the Navy’s Airborne ASW mission through the development and rapid prototyping of innovative, experimental concepts for acoustic sensor arrays. Our engineering team specializes in the design, development, integration, testing, provision of on-site support for operational data collection, and data analysis support for these advanced sensors. We are committed to producing products of high quality and reliability.
Research, Development, Testing
NASC’s (Patuxent River) ASW Sector continues to support the Navy’s Airborne ASW mission through the development and rapid prototyping of innovative, experimental concepts for acoustic sensor arrays. Our engineering team specializes in the design, development, integration, testing, provision of on-site support for operational data collection, and data analysis support for these advanced sensors. We are committed to producing products of high quality and reliability.
ASW Mission & Integration Support
Fundamental threat and Concept of Employment analysis in support of OPNAV priorities.
NASC provides, via the use of modeling and simulation, an analysis drive picture of how developments and investments will result in the completion of mission-based effects chains, closure of capability gaps, and identification of the proper return-on-investment balancing of acquisition plans with warfighting outcomes.
To accomplish these tasks NASC supports the execution of a Threat Assessment Working Group (TAWG) and Naval CONEMPs Working Group (NCWG). Primary customers are OPNAV, the PEOs, and ASN (RDA).
ASW Mission & Integration Support
Fundamental threat and Concept of Employment analysis in support of OPNAV priorities.
NASC provides, via the use of modeling and simulation, an analysis drive picture of how developments and investments will result in the completion of mission-based effects chains, closure of capability gaps, and identification of the proper return-on-investment balancing of acquisition plans with warfighting outcomes.
To accomplish these tasks NASC supports the execution of a Threat Assessment Working Group (TAWG) and Naval CONEMPs Working Group (NCWG). Primary customers are OPNAV, the PEOs, and ASN (RDA).
Fleet ASW Support Team (FAST) Lab
The Fleet ASW Support Team was established to aid the introduction of multi-static ASW systems into the Fleet.
- FAST provides Air ASW mission planning, tactics, tactical sensor utilization, in-flight training and support, data analysis, and post-flight event reconstruction support for Fleet exercises and missions worldwide.
- FAST provides both pre-mission planning support and post-flight reconstruction of ASW exercises and missions as well as direct feedback to the Fleet via reports and the Fleet database managed by FAST.
- FAST is involved in developing initial training for improved multi-static detection systems.
Fleet ASW Support Team (FAST) Lab
The Fleet ASW Support Team was established to aid the introduction of multi-static ASW systems into the Fleet.
- FAST provides Air ASW mission planning, tactics, tactical sensor utilization, in-flight training and support, data analysis, and post-flight event reconstruction support for Fleet exercises and missions worldwide.
- FAST provides both pre-mission planning support and post-flight reconstruction of ASW exercises and missions as well as direct feedback to the Fleet via reports and the Fleet database managed by FAST.
- FAST is involved in developing initial training for improved multi-static detection systems.
Rotary Wing Systems
NASC employs Subject Matter Experts with a focus on Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) issues including ASW Target of Interest (TOI) Database management, lightweight torpedo management and future development, and ASW tactics, techniques and procedures (TTP) in support of the Helicopter Maritime Strike (HSM) community. Support also provided for experimentation efforts, crew systems working groups and software support activities.
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