02 June 2023 Naval Oceanography Hosts First AUKUS Subsea, Seabed Warfare Data Workshop “The obstacles preventing AUKUS from moving forward the technical capabilities supporting interoperability to achieving full resource interchange are astounding but not insurmountable,” said Jennifer Blue, Chief Data Officer at Naval Oceanography. “This workshop identified many of those problems,
30 May 2023 Ships and Sailors Safe, Naval Oceanography Tracks Super Typhoon in Western Pacific “The information we gather is then disseminated and utilized for resource protection…making sure that our people and our assets [U.S. Navy Ships and Sailors] are protected and out of harm’s way ahead of these destructive systems,” said Mr. Brian Strahl, JTWC Director.
26 May 2023 Naval Oceanography Gives Tactical Support to Indo-Pacific Exercise "We are facing major geopolitical shifts in this [Indo-Pacific] region, and maintaining interoperability between our forces is important … as our competitors continue to push the limits of international norms …[t]raining opportunities like these … prepare us to defend together… to maintain a free
18 May 2023 Summary History of Naval Reserve Unit NWS 106 Naval Air Facility, Washington, DC - 1974-2009 A number of actions occurred in the early 1970s dealing with meteorology and oceanography as a Naval Reserve activity. It’s important to recall that the question of the role of the military reserves in augmenting the active duty forces was a high priority issue in the Department of Defense (DOD)
17 May 2023 Naval Oceanography Handles Space Business at California Summit Naval Oceanography attended the DoD Space Based Environmental Monitoring (SBEM) Summit─hosted by Air Force Colonel Dennis Birchenough, Senior Materiel Leader for the Environmental Monitoring & Tactical ISR Delta, Space Systems Command─ held at The Aerospace Corporation near the Los Angeles Air Force
08 May 2023 Naval Oceanography Critical Part of U.S. Citizen Evacuations in Sudan Recently, the U.S. Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command (Naval Oceanography) proved mission-essential in the first U.S.-led evacuation of hundreds of American citizens from the, currently war-torn, country of Sudan.Naval Oceanography provided critical forecasts and surveys of ports, harbors
01 May 2023 Naval Oceanography Attended U.S. Hydrographic Conference U.S. Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command (Naval Oceanography) was among the distinguished talent and capability of participants and attendees at the U.S. Hydrographic Conference, March 13-16, 2023.The Hydrography Society of America (THOSA) themed the conference: ‘Hydrospatial: The Next
21 April 2023 Foreign Attachés Visit Naval Oceanography Naval Oceanography hosted representatives from 13 countries, who saw firsthand the capabilities and missions that our 2500 Sailors and Scientists perform around the world, April 20, 2023. The visit provided an opportunity for the foreign attachés to tour our facilities and learn more about glider
18 April 2023 Naval Oceanography Capitalizes on Collabs, Reassures Partners at Sea-Air-Space 2023 Naval Oceanography attended this year’s Sea-Air-Space (SAS)—the largest maritime exposition in the United Sates—hosted by the Navy League, April 3-5, 2023. U.S. defense industry stakeholders and key military decision-makers gathered for three-days to engage: policy discussions; informative
11 April 2023 Naval Oceanography Presents at DEPS Conference 2023 Naval Oceanography Officers attending the Naval Postgraduate School presented their thesis and participated in the Directed Energy Professional Society (DEPS) 2023 conference in San Antonio, Texas, April 3-6. The 2023 Annual DE S&T Symposium focused on sub-systems and component research as well as