BGuthrie Photos: DC -- U.S. Naval Heritage Center -- Exhibit: Navy After September 11

DC -- U.S. Naval Heritage Center -- Exhibit: Navy After September 11:

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1. NAV911_170415_07.JPG: The Navy After 9-11 When the World Trade Center and the Pentagon were attacked on September 11, 2001, the United States Navy was on watch and ready to perform the traditional role of sea control, power projection and maritime security. In the years following the attack, the US Navy [has] also been engaged in the Global War on Terror with expanded non-traditional missions. The conflict has dramatically increased the use of Special Operations (SEALS), Expeditionary and Irregular Warfare, Explosive Ordinance Disposal, Navy Field Hospitals and Maritime Security Missions. Provisional Reconstruction Teams were at the forefront of counterinsurgency efforts, while Navy Sailors took on such missions as countering improvised explosive devices, providing tactical intelligence support and training of host nation security forces in Afghanistan and Iraq. The Navy has placed thousands of sailors into "boots on the ground" jobs, augmenting traditional ground forces. The Individual Augmentee Program, while not a new concept, was drastically increased throughout the Global War on Terrorism. This program is a combination of both active duty and reserve personnel serving in specialized assignments that the US Army does not have the manpower to fill. For instance, there may be operational needs in construction which would be filled by Seabees: or security which would be filled by a Master at Arms; or medics which would be filled by Hospital Corpsman. Other Individual Augmentee billets include Civil Affairs, Logistics, Electronic Warfare, Public Affairs, Intelligence, command staff positions, and much more.
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