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NEWPORT, RI (April 26, 2013) Center for Service Support (CSS) military and civilian staff gather to dispose all the rubbish and debris collected on the command grounds during an Earth Day clean up event April 26. CSS and its learning sites provide Sailors with the knowledge and skills needed to support the Fleet's warfighting mission. More than 300 staff and faculty work hand in hand with the Fleet and are dedicated to ensuring training is current and well executed on behalf of 10,000 officers and enlisted who graduate from CSS courses annually. The team remains dedicated to providing quality training and professional development products to Sailors serving the Fleet in the administration, logistics and media communities. (U.S. Navy photo by Senior Chief Mass Communication Specialist Joel I. Huval/RELEASED)
NEWPORT, RI (April 26, 2013) Center for Service Support (CSS) military and civilian staff gather to dispose all the rubbish and debris collected on the command grounds during an Earth Day clean up event April 26. CSS and its learning sites provide Sailors with the knowledge and skills needed to support the Fleet's warfighting mission. More than 300 staff and faculty work hand in hand with the Fleet and are dedicated to ensuring training is current and well executed on behalf of 10,000 officers and enlisted who graduate from CSS courses annually. The team remains dedicated to providing quality training and professional development products to Sailors serving the Fleet in the administration, logistics and media communities. (U.S. Navy photo by Senior Chief Mass Communication Specialist Joel I. Huval/RELEASED)
