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Spencer A Hoyt
· October 1, 2016
The U.S. Navy Rating System is Valuable

Corpsman, for example, have distinct skill sets that define them differently than yeoman or seamen. Extrapolate this ac...ross every rating (skill set) and one can get a glimpse into the importance of the U.S. Navy rating system.

There's constant discussion in civilian circles bout managing the transition from active duty to civilian careers focused on skill set (defined by the rating system).

Lumping all enlisted, regardless of training, into the same title via rank, undermines the very specific training that many have successfully navigated. It also abandons over 200 years of important tradition. It can't be overstated how important that tradition is on the valuable culture that defines the many different Navy ratings.

It's unequivocally incomprehensible to consider all Petty Officer Third, Second or First Class personnel will be defined along side each other...

Rank is NOT equal to RATING!

Rank within Rating is the ONLY viable metric for the volunteers serving in our military if we expect them to serve with pride, exceptionalism and continue exceeding their rating based missions.

Our collective quality of life rests on the shoulders of these young men & women volunteering to protect our freedoms.

Removing their rating diminishes their accomplishments and undermines their value... See More
Claudio Alpaca
· September 30, 2016
of high level, ready to done the right answers to all health problems tempestively and adeguately. A service we appreciate, Honor ans thanks and wthout we should not exist and mantain performance and ability
Alexander Thompson
· August 24, 2016
Navy Medicine has an incredibly challenging time aligning their time lines and expectations with the directed time lines of the Marine Corps. A dissapointment every time.
Bill Schindler
· May 11, 2015
Well I'm awfully prejudiced as I was a navy doctor for 30 years, but I do think as an organization, we really do love our patients, listen to them, cry for thei...r losses. And this is for the E1 to the 4 star--makes no difference. I truly believe that the U S Navy is a global force for good and so is Navy Medicine! See More
Clyde M Fisher
· August 28, 2014
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Vo Phu Quoc
· September 10, 2016
Great .. you always have the information and video ..
Christopher Seebald
· May 30, 2016
My uncle, David Rayl, CAPT USN(Ret), Navy Medicine OB/GYN, is in Riverside Hospital Portsmouth, diagnosed today with Stage 4 cancer. Please keep him in your prayers.

Served USS Kitty Hawk, PNH, Philippines, NH Bremerton
Blanca Lila
· September 26, 2014
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We can have better life for ever
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Ryan Smith
· December 23, 2016
good
David King
· August 3, 2015
I was stationed there from 86 to 90. Assistant to Deployable Medical Systems (543A). Program manager for Hospital Ships, Fleet Hospitals, RDMF, etc. Office i...n the Observatory. Wrote the instruction for TRMLO (Training for Resuscitation Medical Liaison Officers). Created that acronym. Was HM1, made Chief there. My Admiral was the NC admiral. See More
Rae Anne Kjesbo
· January 25, 2016
My dad Donald Harold Kjesbo was A Pharmastic in World War 2 over in the Phillipines, he also caught many diseases overseas was the Greatest man I know that saved other Sailors lives , JFK was on the Battleship
Ryan Deane
· March 15, 2016
Broke my femoral neck in BUDS about 12 years ago! It's doing great stronger than ever thanks guys! @Balboa Dr Mazurek think he's name was! Keep up the great work!
Paul Krokus Jr.
January 22, 2012
I've written a book titled: The Military on Trial: Medical Malpractice and Cover Up. Available on Amazon.com as an e-book. It details the maladies I suffered ...at NMCP, VA as an AD RN. It covers the misdiagnosis/malpractice involved in my jaw infection that disabled me without compensation, the selective shredding of my medical and dental records, mistreatment of it's soldiers and sailors, black balling techniques and more. See More
Max Bliss
May 8, 2013
We need the good men and women to pay attention....challenging as this may sound....the evidence and research is backing up....we the people need you guys more ...than ever...on the side of your people......Chemtrails and HAARP....an integral exotic weapons system...... Geoengineering and global warming is a cover story used by our puppet governments to get public approval on behalf of the despotic obscenely rich elites.
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Tammy Scheel Tremblay
· December 13, 2013
The best of the best.
Daniel F McGovern
· November 10, 2013
Best Dr.'s in the world! Treating the elite!
Ramojela Keddy
· September 13, 2015
I think they are the best when it comes to service delivery.
Faisal Khan
· October 19, 2014
How can I go there by local bus?
Sinh Nguyen
· October 15, 2014
Is there a program for Vietnam.
The USS Kirk is calling!!!!
Buffy Storm
· August 23, 2014
So proud of the Navy Dental Corps!
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#TuesdayTrivia On January 4, 1909, President Theodore Roosevelt issued the controversial “General Order No. 6” directing that all active duty naval personnel:
a.) undergo annual drug testing.
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#NavyMedicine is here to help you be a partner in your health. Visit www.med.navy.mil to find ways to #LiveHealthy! #NewYearNewYou

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Almost time to celebrate a New Year, and to reflect on the successes and blessings of 2016! Celebrate responsibly, and #KeepWhatYouveEarned. Have a plan for a sober driver before you go! #HappyNewYear #KWYE

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As 2016 comes to an end, take a look at the top blogs from #NavyMedicine throughout the year

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Navy Medicine: 2016 Year in Review Throughout the year, Navy Medicine sustained its capacity and know-how to deploy whenever, wherever, to meet the needs of our Navy and Marine Corps. We embarked aboard the Navy’s hospital ship USNS Mercy (T-AH 19) to build trust and teamwork with partner nations. N...
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Humanitarian civic assistance missions create the chance to engage with partner nations, build long-lasting mutual relationships and improve the readiness of our Sailors through mission execution #GlobalHealth #GHE

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To all of the Sailors, Marines and families at home and abroad #HappyHolidays from Navy Medicine!

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Keep the holiday merry and bright! Celebrate responsibly, and give the gift that ALWAYS fits – download and share a #GiveTheGiftOfADesignatedDriver holiday card today! #KeepWhatYouveEarned

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