Captain William M. Chubb, US Navy Program Manager, Advanced Tactical Aircraft Protection Systems, (PMA - 272) Naval Air Systems Command

Article Abstract:

Captain William M. Chubb of the US Navy provides his opinion on the ongoing operations of the Army and Marine Corps in Iraq and Afghanistan. His expertise as a program manager also allows him to speak about the laser-based, directed infrared countermeasure systems (DIRCMs) that will be installed on the Marine Corps' CH-53E and CH-46E helicopters through the Northrop Grumman contracts. His views on various subjects regarding the Navy's actions to reform EW systems are also given.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Interview, Chubb, William M.

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Forward to the past

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the increasing rise in insurgency at sea which has led the U.S. Navy to change its thinking about tackling this differently using technical intelligence.

United States, Management dynamics, International politics, Military Intelligence, Methods, Management, Insurgency, Military policy, Company business management, Naval art and science, Naval warfare, Naval strategy, Counterinsurgency, Islamic militants

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