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UIC: 61414 (Insert This UIC in DCN 1168 CAPACITY ANALYSIS DATA CALL WORK SHEET FOR NAVY BASE:NAVAL AMPHIBIOUS BASE. LITTLE CREEK BASE PRIMARY UIC: 61414 (insert this UIC in "Header A' on every page) Category.. ........................... .Operational Support Sub-category ........................Naval Bases ********If any responses are classified, attach separate classified annex.********** 'Naval Station Listing TYP Title Location SUBMARINE BASE NAVSUBASE NEW LONDON GROTON CT NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION ANNAPOLIS ANNAPOLIS MD PLMPHIBIOUS BASE NAVPHIBASE LITTLE CREEK NORFOLK VA NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION NORFOLK NORFOLK VA SUBMARINE BASE NAVSUBASE KINGS BAY KINGS BAY GA NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION MAYPORT MAYPORT FL NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION PASCAGOULA PASCAGOULA MS NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION INGLESIDE INGLESIDE TX NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT ROADS ROADS PR SUBMARINE BASE SUBMARINE BASE BANGOR SILVERDALE WA NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION EVERETT EVEREIT WA NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO CA NAVPHIBASE CORONADOCA SAN DIEGO CA NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION PEARL HARBOR PEARL HARBOR HI SUBMARINE BASE SUBMARINE BASE SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO CA SUBMARINE BASE SUBMARINE BASE PEARL HARBOR PEARL HARBOR HI NAVAL STATION NAVAL STATION GUAM GUAM Data for Capacity Analysis 61414 Table of Contents Ship Operational Information Force Structure Active carriers and warships Reserve camers and warships Amphibious and mine warfare ships Submarines Logistics, auxiliary, and sealift ships Other ships Operational Units Reserve Units and Demographics Cold iron berthing capacity Pier capacity Pier support characteristics Cold iron berthing loading Pier Planned Improvements in Ship Berthing Capacity Other pier loading information Ship Support capacity IMA Maintenance Loading IMA Maintenance Support Capacity Drydock data Crane data Tug data Ship camel data Personnel Support Capacity Training Facilities Berthing and Messing Base Infrastructure Base Infrastructure Facilities Maintenance Requirements Real Estate Weapons Stowage Aircraft Basing Naval Station Capacity Analysis Data Call UIC: 61414 1. Provide six copies of the pilotage chart that includes the waterfront at your facility. Indicate on the chart what Notice to Mariners it is corrected to. Attachment (1) 2. Lis2 he following: a. Le Yh of main channel from base to the open sea: 21 Nau tical Miles b. Minimum\ Channel width between base and open sea: 130 Yards \ c. Minimum depth (MLLW) between base and open sea: 21 Feet d. Minimum height of o*head obstructions of the channel from base to the open sea: NONE FORCE STRUCTURE Naval Station Capacity Analysis Data Call UIC: 61414 4. List the reserve ships by class that will be homeported at your base at the end of the \ indicated fiscal years. For each class provide the Listed mooring requirements. \' Table 4.1 5. List the amphibious warfare ships by class that were homeported at your base at the end of the years. For each class provide the listed mooring requirements. \ Table 5.1 NAVPHIBASE Little Creek Data Call 6 &uiud f$ Naval Station Capacity Analysis Data Call UIC: 61414 submarines by class that were homeported at your base at the end of the years. For each class provide the listed mooring requirements. Table 6.1 7. List the logistics, sealift, and auxiliary luding MSC) by class that were homeported at your base at the end of the in a1 years. Include in this table all DON ships not covered previously in tables . For each class provide the listed mooring requirements. Ship # of # of # of Mooring Max Max Shore Class Ships Ships Ships OA Beam Draft Pwr FY 1994 FY 1995 FY 1997 (ft) (ft) Amps ARSSO 2 2 2 2 2 224 51 17 800 ARS38 2 0 0 0 0 214 44 13 400 ATS 1 1 0 0 0 283 50 16 800 \ T-ATF 3 3 -3 3 3 24 1 q2 15 400 T- 7 7 7 7 7 224 15 800 AGOS LCU- 17 17 17 17 17 135 7 100 1660 i \ LCM8 20 20 20 20 20 74 21 6\ NA LCM6 8 8 8 8 8 57 14 4 NA \ Naval Station Capacity Analysis Data Call UIC: 61414 List the submarines by class that were homeported at your base at the end of the ated fiscal years. For each class provide the listed mooring requirements. '\ Table 6.1 # of # of Mooring Max Max Shore s Ships Ships Ships Ships LOA Beam Draft Pwr 1994 FY 1995 FY 1997 FY 1999 FY 2001 (ft) (ft) (ft) Amps \ - 7. List the logistics, sealift, and hips (including MSC) by class that were homeported at your base at the end cated fiscal years. Include in this table all DON ships not covered previously through 7. For each class provide the listed mooring requirements. Mooring Max Max Shore Class Ships Ships Ships Ships s LOA Beam Draft Pwr FY 1994 N 1995 FY 1997 Naval Station Capacity Analysis Data Call UIC: 61414 9. List all operating forces and operational staffs (CARGRU, DESRON, SUBRON,etc.) not listed in questions 3 through 8 above that will be home based at your base at the end of the indicated fiscal years. For each unit provide the listed support requirements. Table 9.1' Naval Station Capacity Analysis Data Call UIC: 61414 Table 9.1 ' continued Naval Station Capacity Analysis Data Call UIC: 61414 Table 9.1' continued 7 Unit ID Onboard Onboard Onboard Onboard Onboard Indoor Outdoor Special Facilities FY 1994 FY 1995 FY 1997 FY 1999 FY 2001 SF reqd SF reqd required (PN) (PN) (PN) (PN) (PN) 42112 29 2 3 20 2 1 2 1 96,800 NA NA 42575 90 90 90 90 90 19.700 NA NA 45188 8 8 8 8 8 2,275 NA NA 45510 17 16 15 15 15 4,060 NA NA 46063 4 4 4 4 4 147,000 NA NA 48802 130 128 122 122 122 32,350 NA NA 49027 97 97 96 96 96 96.000 NA NA 62678 6 6 6 6 6 1,630 NA NA 63021 151 151 151 151 151 139,240 NA NA 63055 10 10 10 10 10 11,480 NA NA 65540 3 3 3 3 3 6,110 NA NA 2 67355 147 147 147 147 147 86,200 NA 68652 37 37 37 37 37 3 5,462 NA Square Footages (SF) was obtained from activities Basic Facility Requirements (BFR) prepared in FY90191. SF requirements are formulated based on activities personnel loadings and NAVFAC's P-80, Facility Planning Criteria. *Annual Training Exercise, no permanent billets. 3Special Facilities: 179-55, Combat Trainer.. 1 EA 4Special Facilities: 155-20, Small Craft Berthing.. 382 FB 'Special Facilities: 155-20, Small Craft Berthing. .340 FB 21 3-20, Marine Railway.. 1 EA 6Special Facilities: 12.2-10. 1Iarine Fueling Facility.. .500 G\I 124-40, SmICr Ready Fuel Storage ...500,000 GA 213-73, Landing Craft Wash Rack ... .l EA -- Naval Station Capacity Analysis Data Call UIC: 61414 'Special Facilities: 155-20, Small Craft Berthing.. .....3,760 FB 'Outdoor Reqd. 451-10, Open Storage Area.. ........291 SY 'Special Facilities: 123-10, Filling Station........... .3 OL 155-20, Small Craft Berthing...... .4,000 FB looperational staff officially homeported at Naval Station, Norfolk, VA. "Special Facilities: 15 1-20, Gen Purpose Berthing Pier.. 1,020 FB '*Special Facilities: 155-20, Small Craft Berthing... .78 FB Naval Station Capacity Analysis Data Call UIC: 61414 10. Reserve Support Capacities 10.a. List all reserve units (USNR, USMCR, USAFR, ANG, USAR, ARNG) that train at this installation. Table 10.1' Reserve Unit Training Function / Facilities Used Company A 4th Amphibious Tracked Vehicle Company, Beach training areas, ships, Amphibious Assault galleys, BQs, Medical & Dental clinics, NEX, commissaries, MWR Battalion facilitieslevents VOLTRAUNIT 0607 Provide ready reservists in NP billets with training to keep abreast of rating requirements, etc. BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley and training areas - USS BOULDER (LST- Augment crews of amphibious ships 11 90) BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas and piers VOLTRAUNIT Dental Provide ready reservists in NP billets with training to keep abreast of 106 rating requirements, etc., and to augment staffs during emergency conditions Dental & Medical Clinics, BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas NR SPECBOATRON 2 Augment special boat operations during weekends, special operations and emergencies BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas COMINEDIV 123 Augment mine warfare activities/operations BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas PERSMOBTM 31067 Will act as mobilization team for reserve units in event of large scale mobilization/emergency BQs, PSD. NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas MIUWU 206 Augment mine inshore undersea warfare operations BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas SURFWARDEVGRU Augment planning and development group tasking BQs, PSD, NEX, 106 Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas PHIBCB 2 DET 206 Augment amphibious construction operations BQs. PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas FF1072 BLAKELY Augment FF crews 7206 BQ, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MIVR, Galley and training areas SR Securin Group Der Augmenr phj sical securitj /la\{ enforcement during weekends, Sod 906 emergencies and mobilization BQs. PSD. SEX, Commissary, MIYR, Galley, training areas Naval Station Capacity Analysis Data Call UIC: 61414 Table 10.1 continued ~~~~~ - Reserve Unit Training Function 1 Facilities Used 2nd NCB HQ Det Augment construction battalions, regiments andlor Dets BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas NMCB 23 Det 0123 Augment construction units BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas NR Seal Team 4 Augment Seal Teams BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas MDSU 2 Det 606 Augment MDSU 2 BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas CINCLANT Re1 0623A Augment CINCLANTFLT chaplains BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas NR Augment FLETACREADGRU FLETACREADGRU BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas NR SPECWARGRU 2 Augment special warfare operations Det BQs, PSD, NEX, Commissary, MWR, Galley, training areas NAVMEDCEN Ports Augment Naval Hospital Portsmouth during lo6 emergency conditions I BQs.
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