Symposium on Naval Warfare and Coastal Oceanography: Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek, Virginia, April 29-May 2, 1991 (1992)

0730 - 0900

Breakfast/Registration (Officers Club)

0900 -1700

Seminar Wargames

Facilitators:

• Tactical Training Group, Atlantic

• ASW Training Group, Atlantic

• Amphibious Warfare Center

• Mine Warfare Command

1900 - 2000

Reception (Officers Club)

2000 - 2130

Dinner

Remarks:

• CAPT H. Stephan, USN Commanding Officer Naval Amphibious Base

• Dr. C. Dorman Ocean Studies Board National Academy of Sciences

• Dr. E. Hartwig Office of Naval Research

• RADM G. Chesbrough, USN Oceanographer of the Navy

2130

Adjourn

Tuesday, April 30

0730 - 0830

Breakfast/Registration (Officers Club)

0830 - 1030

Plenary Session I:

Moderator: R. Winokur, Office of the Oceanographer of the Navy

0830 - 0915

“The Threat: Regionally Based Instability”

• Speaker: CAPT S. Rose, USN Office of the Secretary of Defense (Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict)

0915 - 1000

“Third World Submarines Developments”

• Speaker: Mr. J. Benedict Applied Physics Laboratory The Johns Hopkins University

1000 - 1045

“Academic and Coastal Oceanography”

• Speaker: Dr. K. Brink Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

1100 - 1200

Amphibious Training Model Demonstration

1215 - 1330

Lunch/Speaker: Dr. D. Inman Scripps Institution of Oceanography

1330 - 1600

Plenary Session II:

1330 - 1400

Warfare: Anti-Submarine

• Speaker: Dr. A. Bisson Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Navy (ASW)

1400 - 1430

Warfare: Amphibious & Strike

• Speaker: CAPT J. Howick, USN Director, Amphibious Warfare Center

1430 - 1500

Warfare: Mine

• Speaker: CAPT F. West, Jr., USN Deputy of Chief of Staff Mine Warfare Command

1500 - 1530

Warfare: Special Operations

• Speaker: CDR D. Coulter, USN Chief Staff Officer Special Warfare Group Two

1530 - 1600

Break

1600 - 1730

Plenary Session III: Open Panel Discussion

“Naval Warfare and Coastal Oceanography”

Moderators: Dr. M. Briscoe, Office of Naval Research Dr. K. Brink, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

• Dr. A. Bisson

• CAPT F. West

• CDR D. Coulter

• CAPT J. Howick

• RADM G.L. Chesbrough, USN Oceanographer of the Navy

• Dr. A. Green, Naval Oceanographic and Atmospheric Research Laboratory

• Dr. J. Hovermale, Naval Oceanographic and Atmospheric Research Laboratory

1730

Adjourn

Wednesday, May 1

0730 - 0830

Breakfast

0830 - 1100

Warfare Discussion Groups (Concurrent)

"Discuss operational requirements and needs the potential contributions of science and technology."

• Anti-Submarine Warfare

Facilitators: Dr. D.Conlon Space and Naval Warfare System.

Command

Dr. R. Spindel Applied Physics Laboratory University of Washington

Remarks: Mr. H. Hultgren Naval Underwater Systems Center

CDR S. Schrobo, USN Surface Warfare Development Group

• Mine Warfare

• Facilitators: CAPT F. West, Jr., USN Mine Warfare Command

  Dr. W. Dally Florida Institution of Technology

  Remarks: LCDR J. Battle, USN Fleet Marine Force Pacific

• Amphibious & Strike Warfare

• Facilitators: Maj. D. Roberts, USMC Headquarters, US Marine Corps

  Dr. S. Jenkins Scripps Institution of Oceanography

  Remarks: CDR S. Ronnie, USN Naval Strike Warfare Center

  LT A. Rivera, USN Naval Oceanography Command Detachment, Charleston

• Special Operations Warfare

• Facilitators: CAPT J. Sandoz, USN Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Special Operations-Low Intensity Conflict)

  Dr. Craig Dorman

  Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

  Remarks: LtCol T. Cummins, USMC Navy Operations Intelligence Center

1115 - 1215

Plenary Session IV:

Re-assessment of Wargame Decisionmaking

1215 - 1330

Lunch/Speaker: RADM J. Koehr, USN Commander, Naval Oceanography Command

1345 - 1700

Science & Technology Discussion Groups

(Concurrent)

“Assess ability of science and technology to support operational requirements and needs and develop findings and recommendations.”

• Acoustics/G&G/Sediments/Transport

  Facilitators: Dr. J. T. Warfield, Naval Research Laboratory

  Dr. R. Dalrymple, University of Delaware

  Remarks: Dr. W. Jobst, Naval Oceanographic Office

  Dr. M. Max, Naval Research Laboratory

• Non-Acoustics/Biology/Optics/Chemistry

  Facilitators: CAPT M. McDonald, USN Office of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Research, Development and Acquisition)

  Dr. P. Jumars University of Washington

  Remarks: Dr. H. Heaton Applied Physics Laboratory The Johns Hopkins University

• Physical Oceanography

  Facilitators: Dr. M. Grussendorf Naval Oceanographic and Atmospheric Research Laboratory

  Dr. R. Guza Scripps Institution of Oceanography

  Remarks: Mr. M. Gill Naval Coastal Systems Center

  Dr. M. Gregg Applied Physics Laboratory University of Washington

• Coastal Meteorology

  Facilitators: Dr. J. Richter Naval Ocean Systems Center

  Dr. C. Friehe University of California, Irvine

  Remarks: Mr. L. Clarke Fleet Numerical Oceanography Center

  Dr. D. Rogers Scripps Institution of Oceanography

• Electro-Magnetics

  Facilitators: Dr. D. Johnson Office of Naval Research

  Dr. A. Chave AT&T Bell Laboratories

  Remarks: Dr. E. Mozley Naval Oceanographic and Atmospheric Research Laboratory

  Dr. T. Roy Naval Ocean Systems Center

1900 - 2100

Reception and Dinner (Sheraton Hotel, Virginia Beach)

Thursday, May 2

0730 - 0830

Breakfast

0830 - 1230

Plenary Session V:

Moderators:

Mr. R. S. Winokur Office of the Oceanographer of the Navy

Dr. E. O. Hartwig Office of Naval Research

Science & Technology Discussion Group

Facilitators Present

“Findings & Recommendations”

1230 - 1330

Lunch

1400 - 1600

Navy Seal Team Demonstration

1600

Adjourn