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The mission of
Naval
Support Activity South Potomac
is to help sustain combat readiness
through effective and efficient shore
installation management and support.
NSASP serves as the host activity
responsible for providing shore
installation management for all
supported commands resident on Naval
Support Facility Dahlgren, Va. Shore
installation management functions
encompass all land, buildings, and
support services. As the base landlord,
Naval Support Activity South Potomac
provides management functions for all
supported commands, including personnel
support (Morale, Welfare and Recreation
and child care), facility support
(Public Works), public safety (physical
security, law enforcement, fire
department), environmental and waste
management, supply (materials
management, property disposal, and
warehousing) and public affairs.
Indian
Head Division
Naval Surface Warfare Center
(IHDIV, NSWC). |
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As the principal
Energetics Center for DoD, IHDIV
provides primary technical capability in
energetics (explosives, propellants, and
pyrotechnics) through engineering, fleet
and operational support, manufacturing
technology, limited production,
industrial base support, and secondary
technical capability through research,
development, test and evaluation for
energetic materials, ordnance devices
and components, and related ordnance
engineering standards to include
chemicals, propellants and their
propulsion systems, explosives,
pyrotechnics, warheads, and simulators.
IHDIV provides support – including
special weapons support, explosive
safety, and ordnance environmental
support – to all warfare centers,
military departments and the ordnance
industry.
Naval
Ordnance Safety and Security
Activity
(NOSSA). |
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NOSSA’s primary mission
is to establish standard policy and
procedures for and provide global
oversight of Department of Navy
explosives safety, ordnance physical
security and ordnance environmental
matters, insensitive munitions, and the
Indian Head Division, Naval Surface
Warfare Center ordnance quality
evaluation program. Additional
management responsibilities include
supervision over special offices,
reserve units, and other field
activities that perform explosives
safety inspections. The Explosives
Safety Support Offices (ESSOLANT and
ESSOPAC) continue to report as
detachments to NOSSA.
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Naval
Explosive Ordnance Disposal
Technology Division
(EODTECHDIV). |
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The mission of
NAVEODTECHDIV is focused on eliminating
the hazards from unexploded ordnance (UXO)
that jeopardize U.S. operations in
support of the National Security
Strategy. The command exploits
technology and intelligence to develop
and deliver EOD information, tools,
equipment, and their life cycle support,
to meet the needs of joint service EOD
operating forces and other customers.
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Naval Sea
Logistics Center, Detachment
Indian Head. |
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SEALOG serves as the
Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA)
headquarters center for applied
technologies and solutions, and as the
center for logistics operating systems
support for the Fleet Logistics Support
Directorate. SEALOG provides testing;
prototyping, and implementation of
corporate and logistics related
information applications for the naval
shipyards, fleet support and logistics
activities, program executive offices,
and other NAVSEA field activities.
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Joint
Interoperability Test Command
(JITC). |
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Joint Interoperability
Test Command (JITC) supports the
warfighter in their efforts to manage
information on and off the battlefield.
This includes being an independent
operational test and evaluation/assessor
of the Defense Information Systems
Agency (DISA) and other DoD C4I
acquisitions; identifying and solving
Command, Control, Communications,
Computers and Intelligence (C4I) and
Combat Support Systems interoperability
deficiencies; providing C4I joint and
combined interoperability testing,
evaluation and certification; bringing
C4I interoperability support,
operational field assessments, and
technical assistance to the warfighting
commanders, services, and agencies; and
providing training on C4I systems.
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U.S.
Marine Corps Chemicial
Biological Incident Response
Force
(CBIRF). |
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When directed, the
Chemical Biological Incident Response
Force responds to terrorist incidents
involving the use of chemical,
biological, radiological, or nuclear (CBR-N)
weapons of mass destruction in order to
assist local, state, or federal agencies
and designated commanders in the conduct
of post-incident mitigation actions by
providing capabilities for agent
detection and identification; casualty
extraction, extrication, and
decontamination; and emergency medical
care and stabilization of contaminated
personnel.
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