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The document discusses various topics related to naval warfare areas, operations, teams, and systems. It describes the missions and purposes of anti-submarine warfare, surface warfare, information warfare, air warfare, strike warfare, and naval special warfare. It also discusses how the reserve component integrates with the active component, the purpose of direct support assets and mobile detachment teams, and the roles of various deployable meteorology and oceanography teams. Finally, it defines blue and red teams, explains the purpose of fleet electronic support, and discusses the purposes of the cryptologic carry-on program, navy integrated tactical environmental subsystem, and joint deployable intelligence support system.
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