The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) announced that during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Americans continue to express gratitude and appreciation when receiving cards and letters from family and friends...

WASHINGTON – The annual Public-Private Venture (PPV) Tenant Satisfaction Survey (TSS) will be conducted from Dec. 10, 2020 through Jan. 31, 2021, and CNIC is calling on all tenants of Navy PPV housing to participate...

A Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Atlantic pilot program has, for the first time, used Unmanned Aerial Surveying to assess structures at two Virginia locations...

Sailors assigned to the guided-missile destroyer USS John Paul Jones (DDG 53) completed lay leader training and can now provide religious support services on board the ship to interested members of the crew...

In the middle of the Pacific lies an island surrounded with crystal-clear water, rich with military history. A small team of U.S. Navy Seabee underwater construction divers deployed from Task Force 75 completed a maritime infrastructure assessment (MIA) of the Port of Tinian, Oct. 13...

Since their establishment in 2017, Navy College Region Advisors (NCRAs) have played a pivotal role in providing education assistance advice to command leadership while bridging the gap between the Navy and academic institutions...

Navy's Recruit Training Command creates an Embedded Mental Health program (EMHP) to provide mental health care to staff...

U.S. Fleet Forces (USFF) Command completed a migration, consolidation and modernization strategy of more than 400 official public-facing websites to the Defense Media Activity’s Department of Defense Public Web (DoDPW) web hosting and content management system, American Forces Public Information...

NPS researchers modified the Joint Interagency Field Experimentation program to continue connecting innovators from the military, academia and industry as they explore how emerging technologies can help solve national security challenges...

An earthen roadway with sediment-clogged culverts obstructed the waterway along the southeastern border of Naval Magazine Indian Island for more than 75 years, however water now freely flows into Kilisut Harbor thanks to a nearly completed effort to restore the historic tidal channel...