Enabling Technologies for Joint Protection of the Sea Base

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Enabling Technologies for Joint Protection of the Sea Base RDML William E. Landay, III Program Executive Officer, Littoral and Mine Warfare

Capability Areas: Platforms: MPF(F), LHA(R), Littoral Combat Ship and Mission Modules for MIW, ASW, SUW Connectors, from the Sea Base Ashore, Interfaces and Material Handling Technologies Information Management Systems/C4ISR Integrated Coast Guard Capabilities

Key Technologies: Advanced Mission Planning Sensors and Processing Chem-Bio Defenses Common Command and Control for Manned and Unmanned Systems Autonomy Modular, Multi-mission Packages Navigation HSI Enhancements Common Pictures, Networked Sensors Salvage Diving and Port Clearance Technologies