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Navy To Keep Surface Warfare, Submarine Directorates Separate From Intelligence Shop

Monday, May 16th, 2011

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The Navy has decided not to incorporate portions of its surface warfare and submarine organizations into its information dominance directorate, opting to keep them separate in order to ensure each shop remains focused on their particular portfolios, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Gary Roughead said last week. Roughead’s staff had been reviewing the potential reorganization that would have taken elements from the surface warfare (N86), expeditionary warfare (N85) and submarine warfare (N87) and put them under the information dominance (N2/N6) banner.…

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