5-23 researches,  develops,  tests,  evaluates,  and  procures airborne and shipboard electronics. The command’s functions involve space systems; command, control, and communications; electronic warfare; navigation; countermeasures; surveillance; air traffic control; and cryptography for naval battle forces. COMSPAWARSYSCOM   is   the   Navy's   central authority for electronics standards, technology, and compatibility. Strategic Systems Programs.—Director, Strategic Systems Program (DIRSSP) provides for the development, production, and material support for fleet ballistic missile and strategic weapon systems. This support includes the missiles, platforms, and associated equipment;  security;  training  of  personnel;  and  the installation   and   direction   of   necessary   supporting facilities. Naval Computer and Telecommunica- tions        Command.—Commander, Naval Computer and Telecommunications Command’s (COMNAVCOMTELCOM) mission is to organize, train,  and  equip  computer  and  telecommunications activities. These activities provide quality information systems and services to the fleet, support commands, and higher authority as well as manage, process, and transfer   information   for   command,   control,   and administration of the Navy. Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command.—Commander, Naval Meteor- ology    and       Oceanography Command’s (COMNAVMETOCCOM)   mission   is   to   collect, interpret, and apply atmospheric and oceanic data and information for safety at sea; strategic and tactical warfare; and weapons system design, development and deployment. The command provides meteorological, oceanographic, and mapping, charting and geodesy services to increase the effectiveness of our Navy both in peacetime and in war. Office of Naval Intelligence.—Director, Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) oversees the DoN's intelligence and security requirements and responsibilities. Chief    of    Naval    Education    and    Training Command.—Chief of Naval Education and Training (CNET)  is  responsible  for   assigned   shore-based education and training of Navy, certain Marine Corps, and other personnel. Education and training efforts support the fleet, naval shore establishment, Naval Reserve, security assistance program, and interservice training  programs.  CNET  also  develops  specific education and training afloat programs for the fleet and controls  Navy  support  for  youth  programs.  This command acts as the DoD agent for the Defense Activity for Nontraditional Education Support (DANTES) and executes  the  Navy's  responsibility  for  dependents' education. CNET takes part in research and development activities to develop and carry out the most effective teaching and training systems and devices. Naval Doctrine Command.—Commander, Naval Doctrine  Command  (COMNAVDOCCOM)  is  the primary authority for the development of naval concepts and  integrated  naval  doctrine  and  is  charged  with development and evaluation of Navy service specific policy and strategy. Naval Security Group Command.—Commander, Naval Security Group Command (COMNAVSECGRUCOM)  provides,  operates,  and maintains an adequate naval security group. It approves requirements for the use of existing naval security group capabilities and resources and coordinates the execution of approved cryptologic programs. Naval  Legal  Service Command.—Commander, Naval Legal Service Command (COMNAVLEGSVCCOM)   administers   the   legal service program within the Navy and provides command direction for all Naval Legal Service Command activities and resources. Naval  Space  Command.—Commander,  Naval Space Command (COMNAVSPACECOM) provides direct space systems support to naval forces and helps prepare the naval service for larger space systems involvement. This command supports the coordinated mission and hardware development for future space activities. It commands and supports the naval space systems, including surveillance, environmental monitoring, communications, and navigation, in support of national maritime strategy. Naval Safety Center.—Commander, Naval Safety Center  (COMNAVSAFECEN)  enhances  the  war- fighting capability of the Navy and Marines by arming our Sailors, marines and civilians with the knowledge they need to save lives and preserve resources. This mission is accomplished by investigating and advocating new methods, technology, and initiatives to improve the safety process and by setting naval safety policy.