NAVY - OPNAV 8027.1H
(N95) NAVAL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL PROGRAM AND MISSION SUPPORT
Organization: | NAVY |
Publication Date: | 7 August 2014 |
Status: | active |
Page Count: | 56 |
scope:
This instruction expands reference (a), defines its application
to U.S. Navy Service specific guidance, and delineates basic
policies and responsibilities. This guidance applies to echelon 2
through echelon 6 commanders and covers EOD groups (EODGRU), EOD
mobile units (EODMU), mobile diving and salvage units (MDSU), EOD
training and evaluation units (EODTEU), EOD expeditionary support
units (EODESU), mobile diving and salvage (MDS) companies, EOD
shore detachments, EOD mobile platoons (EOD MOB PLT), EOD mine
countermeasures platoons (EOD MCM PLT), EOD Navy special operations
force platoons (EOD NAVSOF PLT), EOD special operations force
platoons (EOD SOF PLT), EOD marine mammal systems platoons (EOD MMS
PLT), EOD very shallow water dive platoons (EOD VSW DIVE PLT), EOD
unmanned underwater vehicle platoons (UUV PLT), EOD flyaway
recompression chamber platoons (EOD FARC PLT), EOD mobile
communications platoons (MC PLT), EOD area search platoons (EOD AS
PLT), EOD VSW combatant craft platoons (EOD VSW CC PLT), EOD
technical support detachments (EOD TSD), combined explosives
exploitation cells (CEXC), foreign materiel acquisition platoons
(FMA PLT), Naval EOD Fleet Liaison Unit (NAVEODFLTLAU), Naval
Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Explosive Ordnance Disposal
Technology Division (NAVSURFWARCENIHEODT
Purpose
a. To issue consolidated policy and guidance governing the development, sustainment, deployment, and employment of the operational and technical explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) force within the U.S. Navy.
b. This instruction has been rewritten in its entirety and it clarifies operational control (OPCON), administrative control (ADCON), service authorities, and supporting relationships for the EOD force; establishes support relationships with U.S. Navy shore activities; incorporates changes in joint and naval doctrine; and establishes readiness requirements in conjunction with current national strategy.