CSS teams with industry to provide RDT&E, acquisition, and in-service engineering support to Navy program sponsors and the Fleet. Its strategic location affords local test environments that closely duplicate many of the coastal and littoral regions most important to Navy missions today.

The center for the development and improvement of fleet tactics and doctrine in surface, air, undersea, electronic, and amphibious warfare.

Highlights the Pacific Fleet's mission, command structure, tenant commands, and offers articles, news and resources for officers, sailors and marines alike.

U.S. Third Fleet is embarked on the USS Coronado (AGF 11) homeported at the Naval Station Point Loma, San Diego, CA.

Ensure Carrier Battle Groups deploy in the highest state of operational readiness. Shall enhance long term Battle Group effectiveness through standardization and execution of the intermediate phase of the Carrier Battle Group Inter Deployment Training Cycle (IDTC). CCG-1 shall provide advice and recommendations to COMTHIRDFLEET (C3F) and Type Commanders on methods to enhance Battle Group readiness.

Overview, news, biographies, photos, list of units, and FAQ. Headquarters at Naval Amphibious Base Coronado.

Questions and answers about the ESWS program for qualifying are listed here. Good links to other EAWS/ESWS sites too.

NAVSEA engineers, builds and supports America's fleet of ships and combat systems. Features an image gallery, news, support and resources.

Principal research, evaluation and testing center comprised of three major sites: NWSC Dahlgren Laboratory in Dahlgren, Virginia; the Coastal Systems Station in Panama City, Florida; and the Combat Systems Direction Activity at Dam Neck in Virginia Beach, Virginia.

Technology Deployment branch, Code 915.

Navy lab responsible for the research, development, testing, and evaluation of ships, submarines and other marine technologies.

This California-based center serves as an independent analysis and assessment center and includes the Warfare Assessment Laboratory and nine major governmental engineering capabilities.

Specializes in the acquisition and fleet support of electronics, ordnance and electronic warfare products and systems. Main facility in Crane, Indiana with a detachment in Fallbrook, California.

Specializes in Naval explosives. Primary products are explosive materials used in Navy munitions, and the processes for producing them.

Provides engineering and logistics services.

Description of applications of remotely operated vehicles for hull husbandry, remote sensing, and underwater exploration, with contact information for customers.

Leads a government and industry team that develops, acquires, and maintains the Fleet's most advanced surface combatants and associated systems.

Provide surface combat systems to support Fleet operations, testing, training, engineering, and development in a maritime environment.

The official community portal for US Naval Surface Warfare Officers. Find SWO news, video clips, FAQs and recruitment information here on SWONET's Public Page.