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A. SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM
Pages 51-58

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... Littoral warfare is the use of combined forces, shaped for forward operations in sea/land/air environment, to influence, deter, or contain and defeat a regional threat through the projection of maritime power.
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From page 52...
... organic detection, avoidance and/or other means of protecting the Carrier Battle Group and Amphibious Taste Force assets; (3) clearance of the sea mine threat, including rapid breakthrough at choke points.
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... Thomas Little, Naval Oceanographic Office 1 130-1300 Speaker and Lunch RADM John Chubb, Commander, Naval Oceanography Command "Operational Needs in Oceanography" 1300-1700 Conflict Simulation 1700 Tuesday Auoust 3 Adjourn/Buses Depart for Sheraton Hotel and BOQ 0700 Buses Depart Sheraton Harbor Island {East Tower} and Admiral Kidd BOQ 0730-0830 Security Check-ln/Registration Continental Breakfast SYMPOSI UM - PLENARY SESSION I Mine Warfare Moderator: Dr. James Andrews, Office of Naval Research 0830-0900 Welcoming Remarks CAPT J.A.
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From page 54...
... Curtis Collins Oceanographic Support of Littoral Warfare RADM Geoffrey Chesbrough, Oceanographer of the Navy 1345- 14 1 5 Environmental Parameters for Mine Countermeasures CAPT F West, Jr., USN {Ret.} 1415-1445 Break 1445-1600 The Role of Ocean Science and Technology in the Navy of Today and the Future Dr.
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... John Allen, Oregon State University 1 000-1 030 Break 1030- 1 100 Ocean Prediction System Dr. Kenneth Brink, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 1 1 00-1 1 45 Navy Environmental Data Bases, Coastal Modeling, and Operational Support CDR David Martin, Naval Oceanographic Office 1 1 45-1 315 Speaker and Lunch "Technology and State of Mine Warfare" RADM John Pearson, Commander, Mine Warfare Command 1315-1630 WORKING GROUPS {Concurrent} · Harbors & Approaches .
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... Steven Ramberg, Office of Naval Research 1715-1730 Closing Remarks 1 730 Adjourn Or. James Andrews Dr.
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... 5} Symposium registration fee is $125, payable to the "National Academy of Sciences/Ocean Studies Board." Advance payment is appreciated. 61 Symposium Steering Group: Ocean Studies Board Dr.
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