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Huge Congratulations! ?? We’re thrilled to celebrate LT Adam Braly from our Expeditionary Missions program office (PMS 408) for being recognized as the Medical Service Corps Aerospace Experimental Psychologist Officer of the Year! ?? LT Braly’s work has truly made a difference in the world of Navy expeditionary medicine. As part of PMS 408, he’s been at the forefront of shaping the ExMed Family of Systems, working together with Navy medicine partners like OPNAV, BUMED, and other medical support commands. From creating the Human Systems Integration Plan to developing Test and Evaluation strategies, LT Braly’s leadership has ensured that ExMed systems are ready to meet the ever-changing needs of Navy medicine in complex, real-world operational settings. Thank you, LT Braly, for your hard work, vision, and commitment to advancing the future of Navy medicine! Your contributions make a lasting impact. ?? Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV) US Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery #Navy #GoNavy #ExMed #Aerospace #Leadership #Innovation #NavyMedicine #ProudToServe #PEOUSC #BUMED

New Navy Contract Award: Sustaining the Future of Overlord USVs ?? The U.S Navy has awarded Leidos Inc. a $17.5 million contract modification to support Overlord Unmanned Surface Vessels (OUSV) and Medium Unmanned Surface Vehicles (MUSV) operations and sustainment. This award is a key step in advancing cutting-edge #unmanned technologies, strengthening our naval capabilities for the future. ?? Why It Matters: This contract helps ensure the continued development and sustainability of unmanned vessels that will play a crucial role in the Navy’s future operations. The OUSVs and MUSVs are part of a larger vision to enhance autonomous maritime operations, contributing to mission efficiency, force multiplication, and safety. We’re on track for a stronger, smarter Fleet—keeping the seas secure and advancing technological leadership. ?? READ MORE: https://lnkd.in/ecwavpiP Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) #Navy #GoNavy #UnmannedSurfaceVessels #USVs #Leidos #InnovationInDefense #NationalSecurity #USNavy #Technology

The Navy’s commitment to cutting-edge #unmanned technology is advancing with industry leaders. Capt. Jon J. Haase, program manager for the Expeditionary Missions program office (PMS 408), recently visited HII’s team to see the latest progress on the Lionfish unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV)—a key asset in supporting our warfighters. Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) #Navy #GoNavy

Outfitted with mine countermeasures mission packages, these warships don’t just find threats—they hunt, identify, and neutralize them using advanced #unmanned systems and sensors. It’s a detect-to-engage game changer, keeping our forces agile and ready for anything. ?? ?? With innovation at its core, PEO USC is delivering smarter, faster, and more lethal capabilities to the Fleet. Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA)

Navy Successfully Defends Ship from Drone Threat with DRAKE System ???? In a recent operation on the Elizabeth River in Virginia, US Navy crews showcased quick thinking and advanced technology when they successfully engaged an incoming drone using the portable DRAKE Electronic Warfare (EW) system. As the drone approached a naval ship, the crew rapidly deployed DRAKE, which safely disrupted the drone's trajectory without posing any risk to the ship. This successful operation highlights the Navy's commitment to securing its vessels from emerging aerial threats and underscores the power of modern EW in defense operations. ?? Key Takeaway: Advanced systems like DRAKE and well-trained personnel are crucial to safeguarding naval assets in today’s evolving security environment. Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) PEO USC #Navy #GoNavy #DRAKE #ElectronicWarfare #DroneDefense #NavalSecurity #TechInAction #Innovation #SafetyFirst

Kudos to the PMS 300 and SUPSHIP Gulf Coast Team! ?? Huge congratulations to the PMS 300 and SUPSHIP Gulf Coast team, alongside Conrad Shipyard in Louisiana, for successfully bringing the second Yard, Repair, Berthing, and Messing (YRBM) vessel to Acceptance Trials a full month ahead of schedule! ???? This achievement demonstrates incredible teamwork and dedication to accelerating deliveries and supporting our Fleet. The YRBM 58 is a game-changer for sailor quality of life by providing modern berthing accommodations. This vessel offers sleeping accommodations for hundreds?of sailors and the capacity to feed hundreds more?with three meals per day. This milestone is a testament to what can be achieved when teams work together toward a common goal. Keep up the fantastic work! ? Stay tuned for delivery details. ??? Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) WorkBoat #Navy #GoNavy #YRBM #ConradShipyard #MaritimeExcellence #HistoricMoments #NavyProud

Cleveland, Ohio honors its naval legacy declaring "USS Cleveland Day"? This Saturday, March 1st, Mayor Justin M. Bibb will declare "USS Cleveland Day" in honor of the city's strong naval legacy and Littoral Combat Ship USS Cleveland (LCS-31)! From the first USS Cleveland in 1901 to one of the newest littoral combat ships, these vessels have proudly carried the city's name in service to the nation. This proclamation celebrates the deep bond between Cleveland and the US Navy, recognizing the dedication of those who have served aboard these historic ships. ? Join us in celebrating USS Cleveland Day this Saturday as we honor the city’s proud naval legacy and the Sailors who have carried its name at sea! USS Cleveland Legacy Foundation Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) U.S. Naval Surface Force Commander, Littoral Combat Ship Squadron One City of Cleveland #USSCleveland #NavyPride #Cleveland #Navy #GoNavy #NavalHistory #LCS31

?? Welcome Home! USS St. Louis (LCS 19) Returns from Historic Maiden Deployment ?? After 8 months of forward-deployed naval operations, Freedom-variant Littoral Combat Ship USS St. Louis (LCS 19) has returned to Naval Station Mayport, completing its first deployment operating in the U.S. Fourth Fleet’s Area of Responsibility (AOR). From June 2024 to February 2025, USS St. Louis proved its mission flexibility and capabilities to deter and defeat modern naval challenges. ?? Key Achievements: · Seized over $100 million worth of illicit goods in 5 successful operations, directly impacting transnational criminal organizations. · Made naval history as the first FRE-variant LCS to sail to Valparaíso, Chile for the UNITAS multinational maritime exercise, strengthening ties with 44 partner nations. · Played a critical role in the humanitarian response in Haiti, supporting United States Southern Command by aiding civilian evacuations and serving as a Search & Rescue hub. · Completed its deployment by supporting Operation Southern Guard in Guantanamo Bay, helping set up vital infrastructure for base operations. The ship’s achievements are a testament to the resilience and professionalism of her crew. "Looking back, we saw so many ‘firsts’ and witnessed what this ship and crew are truly capable of," said Cmdr. Lee Shewmake, Executive Officer. READ MORE: https://lnkd.in/e-yyHNks U.S. Naval Surface Force Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) U.S. Pacific Fleet #LCS19 #USSStLouis #NavyStrong #FourthFleet #LittoralCombatShip #NavyMission #StLouisCrew #NavalHistory #Navy #GoNavy

Major Contract Awards Advance Mine Countermeasures for LCS ?? The US Navy has awarded a series of major contracts under PEO Unmanned and Small Combatants (PEO USC) to enhance Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) Mine Countermeasures (MCM) capabilities, ensuring our #unmanned MCM systems continue to evolve and keep Sailors safe while securing key maritime regions. “These contracts are pivotal to ensure that the Navy’s LCS are equipped with the most advanced and reliable Mine Countermeasures capabilities. As we continue to face evolving threats in the littoral environment, these investments not only enhance our operational readiness but also demonstrate our commitment to safeguarding our Sailors and maintaining a competitive edge. By modernizing and expanding our MCM mission packages, we are providing our forces with the tools necessary to maintain access to key maritime regions and keep global shipping lanes safe.” – RDML Kevin Smith By investing in advanced unmanned systems, the Navy is enhancing fleet readiness, securing vital maritime regions, and safeguarding global shipping lanes. ??? READ MORE: https://lnkd.in/esbVnB-G Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Textron Raytheon Bollinger Shipyards #NavyTech #UnmannedSystems #MCM #LCS #FleetReadiness #Navy #GoNavy

Riding the wave of innovation at WEST 25! ?? PEO USC made its debut at the annual WEST Symposium in San Diego, providing a panel of experts to discuss advancements in Robotic and Autonomous Systems (RAS). The PEO USC panel featured insights from leaders across our Unmanned Maritime Systems, LCS Mission Modules, Expeditionary Missions, and U.S. Navy Boats and Craft program offices, all aligned with CNO Adm. Lisa Franchetti’s NAVPLAN to get “more ready players on the field.” Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation to help us shape the future of naval warfare! ? Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) AFCEA International U.S. Naval Institute Office of the Chief of Naval Operations #WEST25 #PEOUSC #NavyInnovation #USNavy #Unmanned #Navy