30 January 2019 NAVFAC EXWC to Host Industry Day to Bridge Gap Between Private Sector Businesses, Government Agencies Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center (EXWC) is hosting its first Industry Day at the Ventura County Community Foundation...
30 January 2019 Twins Continue Family Tradition of Service by Joining America's Navy Continuing a family tradition of military service, fraternal twin sisters, Hanna and Halle Von Plueren of San Antonio, are joining the world's greatest Navy...
30 January 2019 Instructor and Tactics Course - Professional Development Opportunity for Active and Reserve SWOs Lt. Cmdr. Timothy Cushanick, a Navy reservist and federal civil servant is benefiting from the Surface Fleet's drive to continuously increase professional development opportunities across the force. Cushanick works at the SWOS Basic Division Officer Course detachment San Diego...
30 January 2019 A Double Dose of Mañoza Twin sisters Ens. Genesis and Faith Manoza attend and graduate Officer Candidate School six weeks apart...
29 January 2019 Manning the Watch Upon checking into basic training, Sailors begin to learn valuable skills that they will apply throughout their naval careers. One of the first, and arguably the most important of these skills, is to stand a proper watch...
29 January 2019 Corry Station's USO Supports Information Warfare Warfighters The USO on board Naval Air Station Pensacola Corry Station, Florida, like all other USO locations, aims to strengthen America's military service members by keeping them connected to family, home and country, throughout their service to the nation...
29 January 2019 Trading Chevrons for Bars Master-at-Arms 1st Class (MA1) Fredrick Tanner, the leading petty officer for the security department onboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73), has been selected to become a security officer through the limited duty officer (LDO) program...
29 January 2019 Personal Protective Equipment: Shipyard Essentials for Sailor Safety Like any construction site, there are numerous hazards and rules one must be aware of - knowing where to walk, what places are off-limits, and particularly, what equipment to have...
29 January 2019 Always Ready: The Importance of Drills We train like we fight, and a big part of that is training early and often for any and all casualties that could develop aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73)...
29 January 2019 Warfare Pins: Improving Warfighting Capability Warfare programs play a vital role in making sure Sailors are able to effectively combat a casualty, locate equipment to combat those casualties, and ultimately, maintain a safe workspace. Warfare qualifications are about protecting the ship and its Sailors...