Undersea Warfare 

Undersea Warfare Division 

Recent Updates

Executive Board Presentation (PDF - July 2010)

NDIA UWD Input to Top Issue Paper 2011 (PDF - July 2010)

State of the Undersea Warfare Division (PDF - March 2010) 

Executive Board Presentation (PDF - Jan 2010)

Undersea Warfare Division Charter and Bylaws (PDF - Oct 2009)

Briefing - State of the USW Industrial Base (PDF)

Report - State of the USW Industrial Base (PDF)

 


Documents and Presentations


Executive Board Briefings

2005 Atlantic Fleet Visit Briefs

Other Briefs


Past Division Newsletters


Mission

The Undersea Warfare (USW) Division concentrates on the Navy's key core competency mission of countering submarine and mine threats to the free and open flow of sea borne commerce and to the conduct of power projection from the sea. The division is very broadly based. All Navy platforms and elements of the Navy force structure are involved in undersea warfare: submarines, surface combatants, fixed and rotary wing aircraft, surveillance units, and the Navy's command and control infrastructure. The USW Division has five active Technical Committees: Sensor Systems, Mine Warfare Systems, Undersea Vehicles (including weapons), Aviation, and C4I and Combat Systems.


Major Symposium/Show Affiliation

Joint Undersea Warfare Technology Conference

Each year, the Division sponsors two major three-day events, each of which draws several hundred professionals from the active duty Navy, the key Navy Secretariat, the Pentagon, SYSCOM program offices, Navy and university laboratories, and, naturally, the Defense Industry. 

The most recent Division Fall Conference drew our largest attendance yet, with more than 1000 professionals from government, industry, and academia. The 2010 Fall Conference is scheduled for September 20-23, 2010 at the Naval Submarine Base New London in Groton, CT. We hope to have another record turnout this year. The dates for the 2011 Spring Conference are March 28-31, 2011. Other division events scheduled include:

  • Host Roundtable Discussions, the most recent of which was held July 14, 2010 with Under Secretary of the Navy Robert Work. 
  • Participate with the SLAAD Division in an Executive Board Fleet Visit to the Pacific Theater Commands in spring 2010.


Leadership

Chairman

Mr. Richard Udicious
Vice President and General Manager
Lockheed Martin Corporation
3333 Pilot Knob Road
Eagan, MN 55121 
Phone: (651)456-2900
Fax: (651)456-2920
E-mail: richard.a.udicious@lmco.com

Vice Chairman

VADM Jim Fitzgerald, USN (Ret)
The Johns Hopkins University
Applied Physics Laboratory
Phone: (240)228-2912
E-mail: jim.fitzgerald@jhuapl.edu

Deputy Chairman

Mr. John Holmes
ITT Acoustic Sensors
Phone: (801)461-9463
E-mail: john.holmes@itt.com

Executive Board/Advisory Committee

  • Ronald Blue, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Washington Operations
  • Jerry Bradshaw, Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems
  • John Brandes, Lockheed Martin MS2
  • RDML John Butler, USN (Ret), Lockheed Martin Corporation
  • Thomas Casey, Science Applications International Corporation
  • RADM Phil Davis, USN (Ret), American Systems Corporation
  • Thomas Dion, Raytheon IDS
  • Larry Epstein, Raytheon Company
  • VADM James Fitzgerald, USN (Ret), The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
  • Theodore Hack, General Dynamics
  • Eric Holmes, Lockheed Martin MS2
  • John G. Holmes, ITT Corporation
  • Wayne Jakubowski, ASSETT, Inc.
  • VADM Dennis Jones, USN (Ret), L-3 Communications
  • Tom Jones, The Boeing Company
  • Juergen Keil, Rite-Solutions
  • Mr. William Key, L-3 Communications
  • Robert Kittredge, Raytheon Company
  • Ronald McKenzie, Science Applications International Corporation
  • Peter Mikhalevsky, Science Applications International Corporation
  • Skip Miller, Progeny Systems Corporation
  • David Nelson, The Boeing Company
  • Max Norgart, The Boeing Company
  • Paul Normand, General Dynamics Electric Boat
  • John O'Neill, Lockheed Martin
  • RADM John Padgett, USN (Ret), General Dynamics Electric Boat
  • RADM Richard Pittenger, USN (Ret), Rite-Solutions
  • Donald Randall, The Boeing Company
  • Jose Rio, Lockheed Martin MS2, NE&SS
  • Paul Rosbolt, Raytheon Company
  • Denise Saiki, Lockheed Martin Corporation
  • RADM Michael Sharp, USN (Ret), Raytheon
  • Tom Sherman, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
  • John Sirmalis, Rite-Solutions
  • Amy Smith, Science Applications International Corporation
  • Bruce Spear, Science Applications International Corporation
  • Paul Sullivan, Northrop Grumman Corporation
  • Rich Talipsky, Systems Engineering Associates Corp.
  • James Thompson, Joint Networking Technologies
  • Mike Tucker, ITT Corporation
  • Richard Udicious, Lockheed Martin MS2, NE&SS
  • RADM J. J. Waickwicz, USN (Ret), Alion Science
  • RADM Ray Witter, USN (Ret), Northrop Grumman Mission Systems
  • RADM Charles Young, USN (Ret), Oceaneering International, Inc.
  • Robert Zarnich, Metron, Inc.
  • Chuck Zentner, Penn State Applied Research Laboratories

Sections

Organizational Chart

View the current organizational chart .

Liaisons

Policy Issues
Deputy CNO for Integration of Capabilities and Resources, OPNAV N8

Technical Issues
Commander, Naval Undersea Warfare Center


Contact

Bruce Roulstone,
Director, Operations
E-mail: broulstone@ndia.org

 

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