As part of a Unified Command, U.S. Navy and interagency partners continue to clean up and assess damage following Thursday's fuel spill of approximately 94,000 gallons from a tank at Naval Air Station (NAS) Oceana. Crews are continuing to remove fuel from the affected areas...

The Unified Command team of federal, state and local partners worked through the night as the cleanup continues from Thursday's spill of 94,000 gallons of jet fuel at Naval Air Station Oceana and the area adjacent to the spill in Virginia Beach...

The Unified Command is offering residents in the affected neighborhoods the option to temporarily relocate, on a voluntary basis, while the clean-up efforts continue. Door-to-door notifications are being conducted and coordination with those families seeking this support began today...

The Unified Command team of federal, state and local partners are continuing to work cleanup operations from Thursday's spill of 94,000 gallons of jet fuel at Naval Air Station Oceana and the area adjacent to the spill in Virginia Beach...

Ships from the U.S Navy and Japan Maritime Self Defense Force (JMSDF) completed a passing exercise (PASSEX) in the South China Sea May 18...

Staff and students from the Center for Information Warfare Training and Information Warfare Training Command Corry Station celebrated Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a ceremony at the Naval Air Station Pensacola Corry Station chapel, May 17...

Emergency responders aboard Naval Station Rota completed an annual combined training exercise known as Slick Response 2017 to practice their rapid response to a simulated fuel spill May 18...

Naval Hospital Jacksonville's Family Medicine Residency Program hosted its annual Resident Research Symposium at Patrol Squadron 30's auditorium on May 11...

If a Sailor or Marine came into work with a cold or injury, it would be a common occurrence for them to seek medical attention. Receiving care for mental health concerns is just as vital for overall wellness...

The capstone wargame for international students at U.S. Naval War College (NWC) has undergone a huge improvement this year, replacing oversized game boards and 'paper ship' game pieces with a new computer application that uses touch-screen technology and allows multiple player usage...