[Argentina] Naval Readiness Program

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NAVAL READINESS PROGRAM​ Classified Information ​

Operation Background
In order to mantain the readiness and combat preparations of all argentina naval assets and crews. The Military command would instruct to carry out a new set of routine drills and exercises that will include navigation hours and engagement drills.

Deployed Forces
Frigate Squadrons 1 to 9. Corvette Squadron 1 to 15. Submarine Squadron 1 to 11. Sealift Squadrons 1 to 5. CSG Sarmiento and CSG San Martin ESG Alpha, ESG Beta, ESG Charly, ESG Delta

Logistical Details
All ships and units would depart fully supplied, crewed and with their systems operation from their respective bases and head to argentine and international waters to carry out the scheduled set of operations. Sector GG,GF,GE,FE,FD and KM would be used as theater of operations.

 

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This massive exercise would take place during the span of few days and its would consist of an intensive sequence of trainings, simulations and drills, considering that it could represent a vulnerability to have that many vessels out at sea the same time.

All ships and submarines would be fully crewed, supplied, fueled and loaded with dummy ammunition and training misiles. If applicable, the corresponding helicopters and their flight crews would also be boarded.

In the first hours of the morning, the ships would begin leaving in scheduled time slots their respective ports, one after the other. Those stationed in continental Argentina would immediatly set sail towards the East, navigating directly to international waters. Those located in Alexandria would head north. The submarines would all dive after reaching a safe depth.

All units would have their radars and systems on.

Secret.

 

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The vessels would conduct standard navigation procedures, with the crews practicing their ususal tasks and routines. They would use their free time to improve their knowledge on complementary tasks in addition to their routine assignments.

Each ship would also carry out emergency drills where all sailors and officers had to quickly change from routine procedures to battle stations. The drills would be timed in order to monitor the progress. These drills wouls be done obviously un-announced.

Officers would also use the time to study different maps and scenarios in order to improve their on-the-go decision making. They would have to solve and act on pre-determined situations.

If present, flight crews would practice aerial operations with their helicopters, conducting the pre-flight routines and taking off to do "patrols" and ASW "missions".

Submarines would dive and gain navigational hours.

The different Carrier Groups and Expeditionary Forces would conduct navigation in formation. The escrots would create protection screen for the main ships and conduct their ususal surveillance of air, sea and sub-surface surroindings.

All this would be done secret and in argentine or international waters.

 

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The ships and submarines would continue their navigation and performing of different types of drills. This would be a routine navigation, the sailors would use this not only to practice their ususal tasks, but also to monitor the operation and functions of the ships. All engines, navigation, communication and weapons systems would be tested and mantained in case of necesary. Any change or problem would be carefully logged in order to be fixed once back to port.

The ships would mantain radio communications on, and would be in constant contact with nearby operating units. This would include helicopters currently in the air and within range.

These helicopters would continue ding their SAR and AWS missions. Different helicopters would team-up and coordinate ASW operations, launching decoys in efficient search patterns and communicating with each other. All information would be relayed back to their ships.

All radar operators would also test their aerial surveillance capabilities and monitor the skies, carefully noting the operating helicopters.

The Carrier Strike and Expedicionary Forces Groups would continue their formation navigation and routine communications and interoperability drills.

Secret.

 

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The ships and submarines would continue their navigation and performing of different types of drills. The radar/sensor and communication crews would carry out specific sets of drills and procedures to practice different real-life scenarios, such as the scanning of the surrounding air, sea surface and submarine environment looking for potential threats. They would try to pick up and lock other argentine assets doing practices in the area, such as the helicopters in the air, other argentine navy ships and the submarines that might be in the area.

The submarines instead would do something similar, but trying to pinpoint the location of the vessels in the area by using their active and passive sensors at a safe depth.

The carrier and expeditionary groups would continue their coordinated operations to ensure the highest grade of interoperability.

Secret.

 

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The ships and submarines would continue their navigation and performing of different types of drills. Having now being operating for several days, and having performed all basic drills the respective crews should be familiar with, the final part of the Program would begin, which would end up with all the vessels returning to their homeports.

The helicopters and flight crews would return to their corresponding ships in order for them to begin the return navigation.

The crews would then proceed to occupy their routine stations on the ship and continue to gain experience and navigational time, improving their work efficency. Eventually, if time permits, they would also engage in practicing secondary activities they might be forced to conduct during special occasions.

Eventually, they would reach their ports safely and return to routine operations.

Training Complete.

 

[Jamie]

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