operational test and evaluation force造句

• Task Force 142 is the U . S . Navy's Operational Test and Evaluation Force.
• In the 1960s, following a requirement established by The Operational Test and Evaluation Force determined inaccuracy made the gun operationally unsuitable.
• SIMDIS has been independently accredited and certified by Commander Operational Test and Evaluation Force ( COMOPTEVFOR ) and Joint Forces Command ( JFCOM ).
• In early 1963, she rendered services to the Operational Test and Evaluation Force before commencing a six-month overhaul at Charleston in July 1963.
• These squadrons were initially directed by the Operational Development Force, which was redesignated in May 1959 as the Operational Test and Evaluation Force ( OPTEVFOR ).
• Employed primarily as a schoolship throughout 1965, she also tested new anti-submarine warfare ( ASW ) weapons systems for the Operational Test and Evaluation Force.
• For the next 14 years, she remained based at Panama City conducting operations for both the Mine Warfare Laboratory and with the Operational Test and Evaluation Force.
• The Operational Test and Evaluation Force ( COMOPTEVFOR ) is listed as "'Task Force 142 "'under the United States Fleet Forces Command.
• On 5 July, the minesweeper departed her home port once again, bound for Little Creek, Virginia, where she provided services to the Operational Test and Evaluation Force.
• "Sea Owl " spent 1966 providing services for the Submarine School and Operational Test and Evaluation Force in New London with time out for participation in Operation  Springboard in the Caribbean.
• In March and April 1960, " Stalwart " was selected to perform special project work for the evaluation of new mine hunting techniques with the Operational Test and Evaluation Force at Key West, Florida.
• After her shift to the Norfolk, Virginia, area, " Dominant " reported to Commander, Operational Test and Evaluation Force, to provide towing, recovery and other services for Bureau of Ships projects.
• As for chain of command, operationally, VX-9 reports to Commander, Operational Test and Evaluation Force ( COMOPTEVFOR ) and administratively to Commander, U . S . Naval Air Force, Pacific Fleet ( COMNAVAIRPAC ).
• In May 1959, the command was renamed "'Operational Test and Evaluation Force ( OPTEVFOR ) "'to reflect more accurately its increased responsibilities regarding weapon systems and tactics testing and evaluation ( T & E ).
• The Commander, Operational Test and Evaluation Force ( COMOPTEVFOR ) is designated as the RDT & E fleet-support scheduling agent for CNO ( N091 ), including all at-sea operational test and evaluation ( OT & E ) activities.
• "Gyatt " entered the Charleston Naval Shipyard on 29 June 1962, for an overhaul that included the removal of her missile system and installation of newly developed equipment that prepared her for specialized service with the Operational Test and Evaluation Force.
• Duties ashore for Evans have include assignments with the Operational Test and Evaluation Force and Joint Warfare Analysis Center, as well as serving as Chairman of the Admissions Board of the United States Naval Academy and as Senior Military Assistant to the United States Secretary of the Navy.
• During these periods Navy Manpower and Analysis Center ( NAVMAC ) conducted a detailed review of manpower requirements, and Operational Test and Evaluation Force ( OPTEVFOR ) verified the ship's ability to meet all required operational capabilities in the projected operating environment doctrine for " Ticonderoga "-class cruisers.
• "The Navy conducted APG-79 radar FOT & E [ follow-on test and evaluation ] in FY09 in conjunction with SCS H4E SQT . The Navy s Commander, Operational Test and Evaluation Force subsequently reported that significant deficiencies remained for both APG-79 AESA performance and suitability; DOT & E concurred with this assessment.
• The "'Operational Test and Evaluation Force ( OPTEVFOR ) "'serves as independent and objective agency within the United States Navy for the operational testing and evaluation ( OT & E ) of naval aviation, surface warfare, submarine warfare, space systems in support Navy and U . S . Department of Defense acquisition programs.