Naval Supply Systems Command

Figure 1-6.-The major shore commands. central authority for electronics standards, technology, and compatibility. Naval Sea Systems Command The Commander, Naval Sea Systems Com- mand (NAVSEA), researches, develops, procures, furnishes logistic support, and other material functions. NAVSEA carries out these functions for ships and craft, shipboard weapons systems and expendable ordnance, and air-launched mines and torpedoes. This command is also responsible for the above functions in shipboard systems and components. Some of these are propulsion (including nuclear), power-generating, sonar, search radar, and auxiliary equipment. NAVSEA is responsible for ship system integration and for coordination of logistic support for ships. NAVSEA has central authority for ship and nuclear power safety; for explosives, propellants, and actuating parts; and for explosive safety and explosive ordnance disposal. This command also provides technical and material support for diving and for salvage of stranded and sunken ships, craft, aircraft, and other objects. NAVSEA also coordinates shipbuilding conversion and repair in the Navy and DOD. Naval Air Systems Command The Commander, mand (NAVAIR), is Naval Air Systems Com- responsible for research, 1-11 development, test, evaluation, procurement, and logistic support in several areas. These areas include Navy and Marine Corps aircraft, air launched weapons, and other aviation-related equipment. NAVAIR is responsible for the systems integration of aircraft weapons systems and for audiovisual and meteorological equip- ment. This command manages target ranges and test facilities in support of these needs. Naval Supply Systems Command The Commander, Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP), develops supply manage- ment policies and methods. NAVSUP also controls the Naval Supply System, publications and printing, the resale program, the Navy Stock Fund, and the field purchasing services. NAVSUP provides material support for materials handling, food service equipment, and special clothing. It provides accounting support to Navy activities as assigned and is responsible for transportation of Navy property. Bureau of Medicine and Surgery The Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED), directs the provision of medical and dental services for authorized personnel within assigned geographic and mission-specific com- mands. BUMED makes sure health care program policies are maintained and carried out. It also