Navy Expeditionary Combat Command - Other Similar Navy/Marine Corps Entities

Other Similar Navy/Marine Corps Entities

Conventional United States Marine Corps and US Navy entities:

  • Fleet Marine Force (FMF), a component maritime military force that provides expeditionary and amphibious warfare (ship-to-shore beach landings), supported by appropriate U.S. Navy operational forces. Subordinate commands of the FMF, comprising the Marine Expeditionary Forces (MEF)—and its subordinate Marine Expeditionary Units (MEU)—are responsible in conflicts pertaining to littoral, and its adjacent areas (green-water naval support); the MEFs no longer provides conventional riverine missions (brown-water naval support), as it handed this function on to NECC.

Unconventional Naval Special Warfare entities:

  • Special Boat Squadron (USN), who share the Navy's Coastal Warfare heritage
  • Special Boat Teams, who share the Navy's coastal, littoral, and riverine warfare heritage
    • Special Boat Team 12 and SBT-20, who share the Navy's Coastal and littoral warfare heritage
    • Special Boat Team 22, who share the Navy's riverine warfare heritage

United States Coast Guard entities:

  • Deployable Operations Group

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