This document outlines a concept of operations for anti-submarine warfare (ASW) in the 21st century. It discusses pursuing initiatives in doctrine, organization, training, materiel, logistics, personnel, and facilities to maximize ASW proficiency.

NATO’s ASW forces effectively parlayed these sensors and TTPs into an ability to find Soviet submarines at sea, providing their commanders with important situational knowledge during the heightened military tensions between East and West.

operations (CONOPS) was developed that allows the design to perform the entire ASW mission using only its manned and unmanned aircraft. This report describes the CONOPS and the design for a light UAV support ship with ASW capability (LUSSA).

As in the CTF-66 model, the TASWC can evaluate new technologies resulting from the Task Force ASW CONOPs. Feedback provides senior decision makers with informa-tion on how best to apply acquisition resources.

To respond to this new threat, a new approach emerged in 2005, one that became known as “Full-Spectrum ASW.” Quickly adopted as Navy doctrine, the concept pursued a more holistic approach to solving the submarine problem.

Feb 13, 2012 · This 21st Century ASW Concept of Operations (CONOPs) is intended to guide the development of a comprehensive ASW Master Plan that will be forthcoming shortly. It details operational principles and force attributes that we seek to develop in the years ahead.

written the Global ASW CONOPS, which is intended to provide uniform guidance when performing ASW, regardless of which theater the operation takes place. 10 Current ASW Practices

Warfare (ASW) and Mine Countermeasures (MCM) will not provide adequate situational awareness, tactical control, or force protection to achieve stated Joint warfighting objectives in future contingencies. Advanced technology solutions and new operational approaches are needed in four broad capability areas: (1) distributed,

Mar 6, 2019 · The view of the US Navy and its approach to ASW throughout history was laid down over sixty years ago by one of the most accomplished CNO’s in Naval History, Admiral Arleigh Burke.

One of the primary missions for a US Navy ASW system is to protect a carrier strike group (CSG). The combat range of the carrier air wing usually necessitates strike group operations well within the operating range of hostile submarine forces (Jean, 2008).