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NSTC Continues Basic Training
Chief of Naval Personnel
Aug. 23, 2021 | 0:52
Continuing to train new Officer and Enlisted Sailors is essential to the continued operations of our Fleet. Naval Service Training Command, which includes Recruit Training Command, Officer Training Command, and Naval ROTC, provides initial training to 98% of the Navy's new accessions, and has adapted to continue to do so during the coronavirus outbreak.
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