Two US Fast Attacks set for Decomm in 2022

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  • QuarterMaster
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    • Jul 2003
    • 607

    Two US Fast Attacks set for Decomm in 2022

    Navy Times Article:

    Here are the ships the Navy wants to inactivate in fiscal 2022

    The actual message:

    UNCLASSIFIED//
    ROUTINE
    R 021303Z JUL 21 MID600050742487U
    FM CNO WASHINGTON DC
    TO NAVADMIN
    INFO CNO WASHINGTON DC
    BT
    UNCLAS

    NAVADMIN 145/21

    PASS TO OFFICE CODES:
    FM CNO WASHINGTON DC//DNS//
    INFO CNO WASHINGTON DC//DNS//
    MSGID/GENADMIN/CNO WASHINGTON DC/DNS/XXX/JUL//

    SUBJ/FY22 PROJECTED SHIP INACTIVATION SCHEDULE//

    REF/A/DOC/OPNAVINST 4770.5J/20200904//
    REF/B/DOC/OPNAVINST 5400.44A/20111013//

    NARR/REF A IS GENERAL POLICY FOR THE INACTIVATION, RETIREMENT, AND
    DISPOSITION OF U.S. NAVAL VESSELS.
    REF B IS NAVY ORGANIZATION CHANGE MANUAL (NOCM) FOR SUBMITTING ORGANIZATIONAL
    CHANGE REQUESTS (OCR) TO INCLUDE SHIP DECOMMISSIONINGS OR INACTIVATIONS.//
    POC/CDR JIM ELMORE/MIL/N9IS/LOC: Washington DC/TEL: 703-693-9363/EMAIL:
    james.m.elmore10.mil(at)us.navy.mil//

    RMKS/1. This message shall be read in its entirety to ensure all
    stakeholders in the ship inactivation process are aware of the projected
    retirement schedule for the upcoming fiscal year 2022 (FY22), respective
    responsibilities and necessary follow-up actions. Ship retirement decisions
    reflected in paragraph 2 below align with the President’s Budget for 2022.
    This plan will be adjusted if necessary based on subsequent execution year
    decisions made by leadership or as required by Congressional action.

    2. To facilitate fleet planning efforts to conduct decommissioning
    continuous maintenance availability (CMAV) or inactivation availability
    (INAC), the projected schedule for inactivating U.S. battle force and
    non-battle force naval vessels in FY22 is promulgated as follows:

    Ship Name Proj Inactive Date Post Inactive Status
    USS TEMPEST PC 2 29 MAR FMS
    USS TYPHOON PC 5 14 MAR 22 FMS
    USS SQUALL PC 7 10 APR 22 FMS
    USS FIREBOLT PC 10 01 MAR 22 FMS
    USS WHIRLWIND PC 1 24 APR 22 FMS
    USS SAN JACINTO CG 56 30 SEP 22 OCIR
    USS LAKE CHAMPLAIN CG 57 31 MAR 22 OCIR
    USS MONTEREY CG 61 22 FEB 22 OCIR
    USS HUE CITY CG 66 31 MAR 22 OCIR
    USS ANZIO CG 68 31 MAR 22 OCIR
    USS VELLA GULF CG 72 18 FEB 22 OCIR
    USS PORT ROYAL CG 73 31 MAR 22 OCIR
    USS FORT WORTH LCS 3 31 MAR 22 OCIR
    USS CORONADO LCS 4 31 MAR 22 OCIR
    USS DETROIT LCS 7 31 MAR 22 OCIR
    USS LITTLE ROCK LCS 9 31 MAR 22 OCIR
    USS WHIDBEY ISLAND LSD 41 30 APR 22 OCIR
    USS PROVIDENCE SSN 719 02 DEC 21 RECYCLE
    USS OKLAHOMA CITY SSN 723 21 JUN 22 RECYCLE
    USNS APACHE T-ATF 172 30 JUN 22 DISPOSAL
    USNS 1ST LT HARRY L
    MARTIN T-AK 2015 30 DEC 21 DISPOSAL
    USNS LCPL ROY M WHEAT
    T-AK 3016 31 DEC 21 DISPOSAL

    3. Per reference (b), Fleet Commanders shall submit an Organizational Change
    Request for commissioned U.S. ships to formally notify the Office of the
    Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV) of a ships decommissioning, inactivation,
    or end of service. Submit revisions due to operational schedule changes per
    references (a) and (b). It is the responsibility of Commander, U.S. Fleet
    Forces Command and Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet in coordination with their
    respective TYCOM to ensure the appropriate lower echelon commands are
    notified of any changes in the ship inactivation schedules, as well as
    Integrated Warfare (OPNAV N9I) and OPNAV resource sponsor.

    4. Adjustments to paragraph 2 ship inactivation's that cross the current
    fiscal year must be coordinated with OPNAV N9I due to Congressional
    requirements for execution year force structure changes that differ from what
    Congress authorized/appropriated and signed into law by the President.
    OPNAV shall promulgate changes to the inactivation fiscal year as
    required.

    5. The ships commanding officer, masters, or Immediate Superior In Command,
    shall submit a final naval message (normally transmitted in conjunction with
    the decommissioning ceremony) announcing the ships official retirement date
    and include a brief history of the significant events in the life of the ship
    per reference (a). The Naval History and Heritage Command (NAVHISTHERITAGE
    WASHINGTON DC) and Naval Vessel Register Custodian (NVR NORFOLK VA), shall be
    included as INFO addresses.

    6. Released by Mr. Andrew S. Haeuptle, Director, Navy Staff.//

    BT
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    NNNN
    UNCLASSIFIED//
    v/r "Sub" Ed

    Silent Service "Cold War" Veteran (The good years!)
    NEVER underestimate the power of a Sailor who served aboard a submarine.
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