Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command Story Archive
NAVOCEANO Using Airborne Laser to Survey in Belize (27 March 2012)
For almost two months, since early February 2012, the Naval Oceanographic Office (NAVOCEANO) has been using airborne laser and imagery systems to conduct cooperative hydrographic surveys in the coastal waters of Belize.
Spirit of 1812 Navy Still Visible in Today's Navy (24 April 2012)
The commander of the Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command addressed members of the Kenner Rotary Club April 18 and spoke about the spirit of the Navy that helped win the War of 1812 is alive and well in today's Navy, 200 years later.
One of the Defense Department's most powerful supercomputer centers, located at Stennis Space Center, Miss., will more than triple its computing power this summer when it adds three new supercomputers.
Mine Warfare Group Helps in Search for Bonhomme Richard (23 July 2012)
A four-member crew from the Oceanography Mine Warfare Center (NOMWC) Stennis Space Center, Miss., surveyed 41 nautical miles and had generated 22 contacts for French divers to examine in this summer's expedition to find the remains of the revolutionary warship Bonhomme Richard.
Rear Adm. Brian Brown relieved Rear Adm. Jonathan White as commander of the Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command (NAVMETOCCOM) in a traditional Navy change of command ceremony on Aug. 3 at Stennis Space Center.
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