Naval Special Warfare (NSW), provides an effective means to apply counter-force in conjunction with national policy and objectives in peacetime
and across the spectrum of hostilities from peacetime operations to limited war
to general war. NSW Units, which are small command and control elements located
outside the continental United States, support other NSW forces assigned to
theater SOCs or components of naval task forces.
Naval Special Warfare Unit TEN (NSWU-10) is based at Naval Station Rota, Spain.
Commanded by a NSW Commander (O5), it has three operational SDV Task Units and
a headquarters element. SDVT-2 conducts operations throughout the US Atlantic,
Southern, and European commands. Its mission is to provide tactical type
training opportunities for NSW forces deployed aboard Sixth Fleet ships during
slack periods while on routine deployments, so NSW forces can maintain
perishable skills. NSWU-10 is responsible for all NSW exercises conducted in
Spain. NSWU-10 is under the operational and administrative command of Naval
Special Warfare Group TWO. NSWU-10 conducts close coordination with Special
Operations Command, Europe.
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