Ryan Pipes

• Conduct troubleshooting and diagnostics on malfunctioning weapon systems and coordinate necessary corrective actions.
• Lead and supervise ordnance personnel in daily operations, training, and task execution.
• Conduct training for personnel working with weapons or ammunition.
• Train operators on weapons handling, maintenance, and safety procedures.

• Maintain and repair weapons Inspect, clean, and perform routine and corrective maintenance on firearms and other weapons systems.
• Issue and receive weapons log, distribute, and secure weapons and ammunition to authorized personnel for training, duty, or operations.
• Support training exercises provide weapons and ammunition for drills or qualifications, and ensure weapons are safe and operational.
• Train personnel Instruct sailors on weapon safety, handling, and basic maintenance procedures.

Gunners Mate:

• Maintain and repair small arms and crew-served weapons
• Conduct classroom and live-fire training on a variety of small arms

Visit board Search and Seizure Team:

• A specialized unit who is trained to board vessels at sea

Anti-Terrorism Training Team:

• Ensure the command is ready to detect, deter, defend against, and recover from terrorist attacks.
• Train personnel in watch standing duties, including Security Reaction Force, Backup Reaction Force, and Reserve Force.

Security Reaction Force:

• Respond to security breaches and hostile threats (e.g., unauthorized access, active shooter, small boat attacks, or sabotage).
• Search and detain suspects, clear compartments, and establish perimeter control.