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seabasing

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In amphibious operations, a technique of basing certain landing force support functions aboard ship which decreases shore-based presence. See also amphibious operation.


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The Expeditionary Warfare Division (EWD) conducts its activities through seven committees: industry, amphibious warfare, littoral operations, expeditionary unmanned vehicles; C4I in the littorals; seabasing and sustainment; and force protection/anti-terrorism.
bases ashore, the Navy is moving to a doctrinal concept of seabasing.
The students visited and toured the newest amphibious ships (Landing Platform Dock, LPD-19), viewed the assets which provide transit ship/seabase to shore, and were introduced to naval organizations which support the Expeditionary Strike Groups (ESGs) and Marine Expeditionary Units (MEUs) and emerging naval concepts such as seabasing.
 
 
 
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