PORT HUENEME

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Captain S. D. HellerActing Commander

Port Hueneme DivisionNaval Surface Warfare Center

Mr. Tim TroskeDivision Technical DirectorPort Hueneme Division Naval Surface Warfare Center

San Diego Wounded Warrior Roundtable

29 Jun 2010

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Washington D.C.*Headquarters

Virginia Beach*Radars

Louisville*Guns*Corrosion Control

White Sands*Missile Systems*HE Lasers

Port Hueneme*Combat, Weapon,UNREP Systems*In-Service Engineering*Test, Evaluation andCertification*Integrated Logistics

Site Locations

MISSIONIntegrate, Test,

Evaluate and Provide Life-Cycle

Engineering and Logistics for Today's

and Tomorrow's Warfare Systems

• $744M FY10 Projected Business Base•1942 Civilians• 22 Officers; 65 Enlisted• 914 Industry Support

•Homeport for Navy’s Test Ship•Deep Water Port•46 Years of Fleet Support

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• AEGIS Combat System

• Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD)

• Close In Weapon System

• Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC)

• Battle Force Interoperability

• Evolved NATO Seasparrow Missile (ESSM)

• Guided Missile Launching Systems

• Gun Weapon Systems (Major/Minor Caliber)

• HARPOON Weapon System

• HE Laser

• Integrated Auto Detect & Tracking System

• LCS Combat System

• MK 34 Gun Weapon System

• MK 86 Gun Fire Control System

• MK 160 Fire Control System

• MK 92 Fire Control System

• NATO Seasparrow Missile System

• Rapid Anti-Ship Missile Integrated Defense System

• Rolling Airframe Missile System

• Search Radars

• Ship Self Defense System (SSDS)

• Standard Missile

• Tactical TOMAHAWK

• Target Acquisition System

• TOMAHAWK Weapon Control System (All Variants) and TOMAHAWK All Up Round

• Underway Replenishment

• Vertical Launching System

What We Do

Amphibious Amphibious Replenishment Replenishment Strike GroupsStrike Groups Cruisers & Destroyers Cruisers & Destroyers Aircraft CarriersAircraft Carriers

Life CycleEngineering

AndLogistics

IntegrationTest and

Evaluation

TechnicalCapabilities

Life CycleEngineering

AndLogistics

IntegrationTest and

Evaluation

TechnicalCapabilities

MissionMissionLittoral Littoral

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GOVERNMENT CIVILIANS

1942 People• Long-term technical

accountability• Essential Core skills and

expertise

INDUSTRY

914 People• Complement

government

knowledge base• Critical industrial

and product

development

services

Reserve Military

ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY

22 Officers, 65 Enlisted• Bring Fleet perspective

and experience• Gain technical

leadership expertise

Industry

RESERVE MILITARY

14 Billets• Unique mix of military

and industry skills /

experience supported

by local Reserve Unit• Personnel have

sustained Warfare

Systems expertise.

Our Workforce - Military and Civilian Team

Government CiviliansActive Duty Military

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Workforce Profiles

Bachelors, 48.1%Masters,

13.8%

Doctorate, 0.3%

High School, 29.7%

Associate, 8.1%

Civilian Education Level

Scientists & Engineers,

50.7%Logistician,

11.7%

Technician, 19.1%

Business Support,

18.5%

Civilian Occupational Distribution

Military MembersBM Boatswain's Mate 4CTT Cryptologic Technician – Technical 3EM Electrician's Mate 2YN Yeoman 2IT Information Systems Technician 2LS Logistics Specialist 2GM Gunner's Mate 8FC Fire Controlman 37IC Interior Communications Electrician 2ET Electronics Technician 1MM Machinist Mate 2

Enlisted Rates

22 Officers

Officers, 25.3%

BM, 4.6%

CTT, 3.4%EM, 2.3%

YN, 2.3%IT, 2%LS, 2%

GM, 9%FC, 43%

IC, 2% ET, 1%MM, 2%

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Wounded Warrior Hiring

NAVSEA Focus

• Wounded Warrior*• 30% or more VA disability rating; and• Tour in Afghanistan or Iraq

• All Disabled Veterans • 30% or more VA disability rating

Placement Options

• Engineering/Scientist (entry-level or student program)• Logistician • Technician• Business Support / Administrative

*Target/hiring goal

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Hiring Authorities

• 30% Percent or More Disabled Veterans (Temporary/Term appointment)

• VRA - Veteran’s Recruitment Appointment Authority of 1998

• VEOA - Veteran’s Employment Opportunity Act of 1998

• Schedule A, Handicapped Appointment

• Student Career Experience Program (SCEP)

Prior to employment, Wounded Warriors work in the Command under the VA’s Coming Home To Work Program

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Partnerships

• Ventura County• Ventura County Department of Rehabilitation• State Employment Development Department (EDD)• Ventura Veteran’s Center

• Los Angeles County• Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Office

• San Diego County • State EDD, Balboa Career Transitional Center• Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Vocational Rehabilitation & Employment Office

Balboa Career Transitional Center• Army Warrior Transitional Company

• Others • Wounded Warrior Project (non-profit organization)• Warrior Transition Battalion, Fort Bliss, TX

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