U.S. Navy Chief of Information (CHINFO) Story Archive
Navy Debuts Veteran Recognition Logo (2 November 2010)
The Navy Office of Information debuted the "Navy Veteran" logo Nov. 1 on the U.S. Navy Facebook page.
Continuing Resolution and Sequestration Communication Points for Commanding Officers (7 February 2013)
The Navy Office of Information released communication points Feb. 7 for commanding officers to use to augment their own ongoing internal communication efforts for continuing resolution and sequestration issue.
Captain's Call Kit on Budget -- Updated April 4, 2013 (7 February 2013)
The information and links below provide commanding officers with background information they can use to speak frankly with their people on these issues.
Remains of Monitor Sailors to be Interred at Arlington National Cemetery (12 February 2013)
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus announced Feb. 12 that remains recovered from the USS Monitor will be interred in Arlington National Cemetery.
SecDef Announces Reserve Flag Officer Selections (14 February 2013)
Secretary of Defense Leon E. Panetta announced today that the President has made the following nominations:
Civilian Furloughs and Security Clearances (4 March 2013)
Navy civilian employees should already be planning for financial hardships associated with furloughs which may be required if sequestration continues. One of the things to consider is your security clearance. Below are some things to consider and some FAQs related to security clearances, furloug
Below are updated (post March 1) talking points regarding continuing resolution and sequestration.
The U.S. Navy Vice Chief of Naval Operations joined more than 200 representatives from the Australian Defence Force and the national security community at the inaugural Gender in Defence and Security Leadership Conference in Canberra March 12-13.
SECNAV Recognized as One of the Top 50 CEOs (28 March 2013)
Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus was recently recognized by an online jobs and career community as one of the top 50 highest rated CEOs.
Today we provided Congress information tables from our draft 30-year shipbuilding plan. We believe the information found in these tables clearly articulates our intention to modernize and grow the fleet to our required minimum of 306 ships.
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