NAVY ATTENDANCE AT THE APRIL 2022 NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES SEA- AIR-SPACE EXPOSITION:

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SUBJ/NAVY ATTENDANCE AT THE APRIL 2022 NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES SEA-
AIR-SPACE EXPOSITION// 
 
REF/A/DOC/SECNAVINST 5050.6/17DEC19// 
REF/B/DOC/DON OGC/08MAR22// 
REF/C/DOC/DOD/5500.07-R/17NOV11// 
 
NARR/REF A IS SECNAV DON CONFERENCE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 
REF B IS OGC (ETHICS) EMAIL CONCERNING NAVY PARTICIPATION IN THE 2022 SEA-AIR 
-SPACE EXPOSITION 
REF C IS DOD PUBLICATION 5500.07-R JOINT ETHICS REGULATION// 
 
RMKS/1.  The Navy League of the United States (NLUS) will hold its annual Sea 
-Air-Space (SAS) exposition from 4 to 6 April, 2022 with a co-located youth 
STEM exhibition on 3 April, 2022 at the Gaylord National Resort and 
Conference Center, located in National Harbor, MD.  SAS provides a platform 
for the professional development of Department of the Navy personnel on the 
latest developments in naval warfare, as well as an opportunity for Navy 
engagement with representatives from a broad cross-section of government, 
industry, academia, and the international community. 
 
2.  The SAS schedule is designed with a focus on readiness and innovation, 
with panels covering topics such as acquisition, cyber, strategic sealift, 
leadership, shipbuilding, and manpower.  SAS will showcase leaders from 
across the United States Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, other governmental 
agencies and industry.  Additionally, many international delegations will be 
in attendance, including several Heads of Navy (HoN).  A full list of 
speakers and more information on international representation can be found at 
https://seaairspace.org/. 
 
3.  Per reference (a), attendance at non-DoD hosted conferences which have 
historically exceeded $250,000 may require SECNAV/UNSECNAV approval.  SAS 
2022 meets this threshold.  Therefore, requests for attendance shall be 
consolidated by Echelon-2 commands and provided to OPNAV N95 with the number 
of attendees and cost estimates to N95 POC: LCDR Veronica Camiolo, 
veronica.a.camiolo.mil@us.navy.mil, to track overall costs and  attendance 
data.  Final conference requests are to be submitted no later than 18 March 
2022.  If no cost is incurred by the government (i.e. people local to area), 
no submission or approval is required.  The following restrictions apply: 
    a.  Subject to command discretion, attendance is authorized for local 
    participants at no cost to the government. 
    b.  SAS 2022 is primarily an East Coast event.  Funded TAD travel from 
West Coast/International commands should be closely examined unless member 
has an active role in the event (sitting on a panel, making an official U.S. 
Navy presentation, etc).  Excessive attendance will be subject to cuts based 
on overall cost. 
    c.  NLUS has offered free attendance at the below ten events to all 
military and civilian personnel.  Because there is a maximum number of seats 
available, attendees are required to pre-register.  Per reference (b), this 
free attendance does not constitute a gift for purposes of applicable ethics 
regulations, and therefore may be accepted by all military and civilian 
personnel. 
        (1) Opening ceremonies and plenary sessions 
        (2) Sea Services luncheon 
        (3) Sea-Air-Space luncheon 
        (4) Center for Maritime Strategy breakfast 
        (5) Sea Air Space exhibit floor reception 
        (6) Secretary of the Navy luncheon 
        (7) International maritime reception 
        (8) Shuttle bus transportation to the conference site 
        (9) Transition Connection, Hiring Event 
        (10) STEM event, 3 April 2022 
    d.  Additionally, on the first day of SAS there is a Cohen Group 
breakfast that is an "invitation only" event.  If invited, attendees should 
consult with their ethics counselor for assistance in determining whether 
attendance is permissible. 
    e.  All Navy participation in SAS 2022 shall be consistent with the Joint 
Ethics Regulations found at reference (c). 
 
4.  Registration information is available on the SAS website at 
https://seaairspace.org/.  There is no charge to attend SAS for Navy 
qualified attendees, which include: 
    a.  Invited guests of the Navy League 
    b.  Active duty and reserve U.S. military 
    c.  Retired U.S. Navy personnel 
    d.  U.S. federal, state and local government employees 
    e.  NLUS Members 
 
5.  Within the National Capital Region, transportation to SAS 2022 will be 
available from the Pentagon, Naval Support Facility, Washington Navy Yard, 
Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, Crystal City, and Coast Guard 
Headquarters.  This service will include several round trips a day. Limited 
transportation of single daily roundtrips will also be available from 
Patuxent River and NSWC Indian Head in Maryland, and Dahlgren and Quantico in 
Virginia.  
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania will have one roundtrip on one day of the event. 
More information and bus schedules are available at https://seaairspace.org/. 
 
6.  Questions regarding SAS 2022 should be directed to the NLUS at (703) 312 
-1577, email Julia Simpson at jsimpson@navyleague.org or visit 
https://seaairspace.org/. 
 
7.  Released by VADM Scott Conn, Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for 
Warfighting Requirements and Capabilities (N9).// 
 
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