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Haitian-American Sailors Helping Homeland  (18 October 2016)

For most of the crew of amphibious assault ship USS Iwo Jima (LHD 7), the humanitarian mission to Haiti means a chance to help a foreign country in need following a natural disaster. But for some, it means helping their homeland.

Farewell for Shiloh's Command Master Chief  (18 October 2016)

Sailors assigned to Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Shiloh (CG 67) participated in a farewell ceremony for departing Command Master Chief Thaddeus T. Wright, Oct. 6.

USS Dwight D. Eisenhower Celebrates 39 Years of Excellence  (18 October 2016)

The introduction of nuclear power in the United States Navy revolutionized warfighting and put America far ahead of the curve. Where prior ships exhausted, the nuclear-powered carrier could steam nearly indefinitely, only needing to replenish food and fuel for aircraft.

Reservist's Pinning Ceremony Highlights Unique Relationship with Special Spouse  (18 October 2016)

Cmdr. Michael Marcolla became one of the first fiscal year 2017 O-5 selectees to wear silver oak leaves.

Shiloh Completes CMAV in Singapore  (15 October 2016)

The Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Shiloh (CG 67) left the port of Sembawang Singapore, Sept. 10.

Career NAVFAC EXWC employee retires after 50 years of service  (15 October 2016)

PORT HUENEME, Calif. - Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center (NAVFAC EXWC) recognized Kit Mack for his over 50 years of Federal service to the U.S. Navy as a structural engineer with Naval Facilities Engineering Command, September 27 during his farewell event.

Keeping The Flame Alive: The Commissioning Of An Enlisted Sailor  (14 October 2016)

It all started at a ceremony in Okinawa, Japan, in 2008. At the time, William "Jon" Dean was an E-3 with a degree in business administration and little clue how to become an officer.

Sailing One Inch at a Time  (13 October 2016)

The repeated, rapid scurrying of a hand over paper interrupts the faint squeak of an eraser that had broken the silence of the pilothouse only moments before.

Keeping Abreast of Cancer Awareness at Naval Hospital Bremerton  (12 October 2016)

There is perhaps no better way to emphasize Navy Medicine's "Women's Health" theme for October than to focus on the overlapping importance of recognizing that it is also Breast Cancer Awareness month.

Nuclear Power: A Satisfying Career Fulfilling the Navy's Needs   (11 October 2016)

When James Walters joined the Navy in June of 2007, he wasn't sure what job he would be doing, but he thought nuclear power "sounded pretty cool."

Tough, Bold, Ready: A Family's Naval Service Legacy   (11 October 2016)

On October 13th, the Navy will celebrate its 241st birthday.

USS Bonhomme Richard: Mentoring Life-Savers   (11 October 2016)

Petty Officer 1st Class Jovaun Brown, a native of Asbury, New Jersey, plays an influential role in the air crew safety of Sailors and Marines aboard amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard (LHD 6).

Chafee Increases Tactical Readiness with WTIs, SWATT Exercise  (6 October 2016)

The dimly lit room glows with a bluish tint. There are people seated at consoles across the room, staring at display screens that show a wide array of information essential to the ship's tactical mission.

A Pioneer Departs with a Lasting Legacy: VADM Braun, Chief of Navy Reserve, Retires   (5 October 2016)

President Harry S. Truman once stated, "Progress occurs when courageous skillful leaders seize the opportunity to change things for the better."

Ragnar: A Fun, Motivational Way to Stay Navy Fit  (4 October 2016)

While many Friday afternoons in the aviation community conclude with an all officer's meeting at the Officers Club, or O-Club, the afternoon of July 15 this year served as only the starting point for 12 Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron (VQ) 1 officers embarking on a unique mission.

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