The US Navy and Marine Corps will partly team up to develop the most effective methods of conducting operations in the Pacific Ocean

The US Navy and Marine Corps are partly merging to streamline command and control of amphibious units in the Indo-Pacific region. It is reported about plans to create a task force that will directly develop new concepts.

Task Force 76/3 will combine the Navy's SEVEN/Task Force 76 and the 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade. The upcoming campaign will last more than a year, and its goal is to develop effective concepts for future naval operations in the Pacific.

Combining the two headquarters makes sense. Parts of the Navy and the Marine Corps are the most combat-ready units in the Indo-Pacific region. It's really a good idea

Rear Admiral J. Derek Trink, commander of Task Force 76/3, told US reporters.

The US military noted that this initiative will better prepare the US military for the full range of maritime operations, from humanitarian assistance and disaster response to high-intensity conflicts.

Although the US Navy's 7th Expeditionary Strike Group and 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade had previously performed joint maritime operations, they had separate headquarters.

Whereas before we looked at things differently and may have sent reports through two separate chains of command, now we are joining forces and will be able to use the available information and intelligence more effectively.

Trinke added.

As early as October 1, the task force will have the opportunity to test some of the new concepts for the first time as part of the Noble Fusion 22.2 exercise. In addition, on October 3, this unit will take part in the KAMANDAG exercise near the Philippines, and then in other training maneuvers and even real operations, if necessary.

Comments

[tralflot1832]

Will this association ensure the security of the US territory? Maybe they should immediately gather on the White House lawn? At least the taxpayers' money will be used to good use.

[Negruz]

Even on the ears go.

I like the enumeration of tasks: humanitarian missions, emergencies and somewhere at the end - shoot a little....

Straight, not the Pentagon, but the Ministry of Humanitarian Services ...

Something I do not remember a large number of humanitarian missions from the United States, but "humanitarian" bombing - in abundance ....

[tralflot1832]

Yes, they go over the ears, they forgot the experience of MV 2 in the Pacific Ocean, hardly.

[Uncle lee]

Quote: tralflot1832

they immediately gather on the lawn of the White House?

And let there be a barbecue And other countries are calmer ....

[Boniface]

Although the US Navy's 7th Expeditionary Strike Group and 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade had previously performed joint maritime operations, they had separate headquarters.

Eee! what can marines do naval operation?
Can all the same use these in landing operations?

[nik-mazur]

The US Navy and Marine Corps are partly merging to streamline the command and control of amphibious units...

It began to dawn on the Americans that the system of headquarters for each branch of the military was convenient for drinking dough, but not very suitable for military operations.
By the way, the Germans in World War II also had separate headquarters for the Ground Forces, separately for the Air Force and Navy. And each headquarters planned and waged its own war. Therefore, for example, infantry units, in order to coordinate with the flyers, had to send an application to a higher headquarters, where it reached the very top, the chiefs of staff agreed almost at the OKW level, and only after that the order went from the very top to the squadron commander.
In the Red Army, instead of this bureaucracy, the necessary forces were simply subordinated to the commander of the front, and he disposed of them in the interests of the operations carried out by the front ...

[ada]

The US Navy and Marine Corps are partly merging to streamline command and control of amphibious units in the Indo-Pacific region. It is reported about plans to create a task force that will directly develop new concepts.

Operational camouflage buildup of forces and controls. You might think that they were previously "partially disconnected"