Expeditionary Warfare Support

To achieve decisive victory, the 21st century expeditionary warfighter depends on continual enhancements to weapons, systems, and concepts through incorporation of next-generation technology. Expeditionary warfare covers a wide scope, including:

• Advanced capabilities, systems development, doctrine, and tactics
• Near-term fire support
• Mine warfare
• Amphibious warfare
• Naval special warfare
• Expeditionary domain expertise
• Technology integration
• Trade-off simulations
• Special warfare maritime mobility

ARINC helps the U.S. Government and fleets fulfill their expeditionary warfare missions by:

• Developing processes that relate technology to systems development, doctrine, and tactics
• Supporting system developers, integrators, and execution managers of real-time, close-combat systems, including fire-support surveillance, targeting, targeting-sensor mining, and mine countermeasures

The ARINC team delivers responsive, high-quality, full-spectrum support to the Naval Surface Warfare Center Coastal Systems Station in these and other areas:

• Design, engineering, prototyping, development, integration, test, and logistics of emerging and in-service expeditionary warfare systems
• Fleet support and life-cycle management
• Sea operations support
• Vulnerability testing
• Training
• Technical manual development
• Configuration control of SEAL delivery systems
• Life-cycle management of amphibious ship and craft trial-deficiency systems
• Test and trial support for the Coastal Beach Reconnaissance Analysis system
• Improved Fuel Flow Control System software development

Leveraging its command and control expertise, ARINC has developed mobile command operation centers that permit the common air and sea picture to be realized in a small, portable, self-contained unit, using proven technology.

Photograph from the United States Navy.