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Judge Advocate's Handbook For Litigating National Security Cases: Prosecuting, Defending and Adjudicating National Security Cases
"National security cases involving classified evidence and testimony present challenges that are outside the realm of normal military justice practice. These cases, particularly those that involve the divulging national secrets, are among the most serious and evoke intense emotions. The evidentiary process by which classified information is presented during hearings closed to the public is complex. The use of classified material at trial imposes significant logistical burdens on Government and defense counsel alike. The procedures and statutes that govern the use of classified evidence are only infrequently encountered in court-martial practice. Therefore, early planning, study, team building, and interagency consultation are the sine qua non to the satisfactory resolution of these uniquely complex cases."
United States. Department of the Navy
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Naval Transformation Roadmap: Power and Access ...From the Sea
Naval transformation will support joint transformation by delivering new military capabilities that will greatly expand the sovereign options available to joint force commanders to project power, assure access, and protect and advance America's interests worldwide in the face of emergent threat technologies and strategies. It will usher in new ways of deterring conflict, new capabilities for waging war, and new technologies leading to major increases in operational effectiveness. Today's Navy and Marine Corps are a Total Force of Active Duty, Reserve and civilian personnel, transforming along a broad front exploiting the asymmetric advantages of the United States; including maritime dominance, mobility, decision superiority, stealth, precision, and persistence. This Naval Transformation Roadmap describes how naval forces will achieve nine transformational war fighting capabilities, organized by a family of concepts that optimize and maximize advantages that are uniquely naval. Naval transformation will be captured by capitalizing on innovative concepts and technologies, and by employing processes to rapidly develop and integrate innovations into these forces. Inherent in every aspect of transformation is that naval forces will be, first and foremost, committed to and built upon the principles of jointness.
United States. Office of the Chief of Naval Operations; United States. Department of the Navy; United States. Marine Corps
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United States Navy (USN) [website]
This official website for the U.S. Navy offers information about the Navy today, Navy leaders, reference sites, and other information, including a link to the Marine Corps site.
United States. Department of the Navy
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Department of the Navy Innovation Vision
"Because our Navy and Marine Corps team maintain global presence, we are vital in maintaining world-wide stability and ensuring freedom of access to the maritime commons. However, changes in the global environment demand that the Department of Navy (DON) reshape its practices to remain the flexible adaptive force it has always been and at the cutting edge of emerging technology and advanced concepts. A dynamic security environment and tightening fiscal constraints demand that the DON change to shape its future. Failing to do so now adds unnecessary risk to our operating forces and ultimately the nation. Advances in technology, information systems, and the sciences all offer remarkable new opportunities which will change every aspect of how we operate in the future. The accelerated rate of change challenges the responsiveness of our bureaucratic processes and pushes against DON cultural norms. Task Force Innovation was a catalyst to identify and connect the pockets of innovation occurring across the naval enterprise, share best practices, and remove administrative barriers that prevent innovation from thriving."
United States. Department of the Navy
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Path Planning for Reduced Identifiability of Unmanned Surface Vehicles Conducting Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
"This research investigates the use of Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) to gather intelligence on targets located in adversarial controlled waters. Specifically, it develops a path planning process to allow USVs to blend in with the normal maritime traffic while conducting such operations."
United States. Department of the Navy
Doherty, Ethan W.
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United States Navy Fact File [website]
This site provides links to information on multiple weapons and systems, including: aircraft of varying types, guns and weapons, missiles, people, submarines, surface ships, underwater search, and military sealift command.
United States. Department of the Navy
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Future Technologies for Choke Point Monitoring
This presentation for the US Coast Guard (USCG) 5th Annual Maritime Risk Symposium 2014 features a background of technologies in maritime choke point monitoring. It begins with a history, moves to a modern evaluation of the technologies, and ends with a prediction of what the future holds for choke point monitoring.
United States. Department of the Navy
Nichols, Randolph L.
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Social Media Handbook for Navy PAOs: CHINFO Emerging Media Integration (OI-5)
"Our challenge today is to be able to communicate to our audiences in a flat, 24-7 communication landscape where our audiences have as much capability (if not more) to communicate to a global audience as we do. To remain relevant to our audiences we must communicate with them in the channels and on the platforms where they get their information, mainstream and social media alike. Today we are expected to be able to communicate on behalf of our organizations in the near-real time environment of social media, and be responsive to the comments and feedback we receive from our audiences. If we fail these expectations our audiences will simply get their information elsewhere. To effectively use these tools requires that we all assess and address our own comfort level and command of these technologies. The rate of change is only increasing and thus it is necessary for all Navy communicators to become at once students and leaders. Our Navy is relying on us to ensure as an organization we are using these tools effectively and responsibly. As the Navy's communications experts, we are rightly expected to lead our commands and Sailors in this area. This handbook aims to help you do so."
United States. Department of the Navy. Office of the Chief of Information
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Social Media Snapshot: Applying Operational Risk Management (ORM) Principles to Social Media
"Operational and Off-Duty Risk management [ORM] is, in reality, a tool for making smart decisions, used by people at all levels. [...] By applying ORM principles to Social Media we can use it safer and more effectively. The goal of Risk Management is not to eliminate risk, but to manage risk so the mission can be accomplished with minimum impact. We manage risk to operate, not avoid risk as a means to prevent loss. [...] Just like in ORM, our objective in using social media is not to eliminate risk (impossible), but to manage risks so that we effectively communicate with minimum impact to safety and security."
United States. Department of the Navy
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Actions of the Population in a Rural Area when the Civil Defense Signals Are Given
"The document covers information citizens should have in order to prepare for defense against weapons of mass destruction, and to know what to do when civil defense signals are given as well as during the elimination of the effects of the enemy attack."
United States. Department of the Navy
Isakov, G. P.
1968-05-20
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Pocket Guide to Iran
The United States War and Navy Departments created this pocket guide to Iran during World War II to prepare U.S. soldiers for combat duty in this area. This guide presents general information about the country, culture, geography, religion, and customs of the region as well as some basic Persian words and phrases.
United States. Department of the Navy
1943
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Pocket Guide to North Africa
The United States War and Navy Departments created this pocket guide to North Africa during World War II to prepare U.S. soldiers for combat duty in this area. This guide presents general information about the countries, cultures, geography, religions, and customs of the regions as well as some basic Arabic phrases.
United States. Department of the Navy
1943
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Short Guide to Iraq
The United States War and Navy Departments created this pocket guide to Iraq during World War II to prepare U.S. soldiers for combat duty in this area. This guide presents general information about the country, culture, geography, religion, and customs of the region as well as some basic language training.
United States. Department of the Navy
1943
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Short Guide to Syria
The United States War and Navy Departments created this pocket guide to Syria during World War II to prepare U.S. soldiers for combat duty in this area. This guide presents general information about the country, culture, geography, religion, and customs of the region as well as some basic language training.
United States. Department of the Navy
1943
