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08/30/2026

Behind the Scenes

Chief Navy Counselor Ryan Evans was interviewed on the 98.9 WOKO live broadcast of The Morning Roundup. He discussed career opportunities during Vermont’s first-ever Navy Week held in Burlington.

The Sussman’s are a family defined by service. They shared something truly special when their son Matthew joined the Uni...
08/30/2026

The Sussman’s are a family defined by service. They shared something truly special when their son Matthew joined the United States Navy.

Full Story:
https://www.dvidshub.net/news/573526/navy-captain-administers-oath-enlistment-son-last-day-service

Capt. Rich Sussman administers the Oath of Enlistment for his son, Future Sailor Matthew Sussman, at Albany Military Entrance Processing Station. The occasion marked a unique intersection of career milestones for the family, as Sussman concluded his 35-year Navy career the same day his son shipped t...

Big shoutout to NCC Ryan Evans for going live on 98.9 WOKO with medical officers from Naval Hospital Jacksonville and Na...
08/26/2026

Big shoutout to NCC Ryan Evans for going live on 98.9 WOKO with medical officers from Naval Hospital Jacksonville and Naval Medical Center San Diego, to discuss career opportunities in the Navy during Burlington Navy Week!

NTAG New England came out in grand fashion to celebrate the career of Command Master Chief Jason Richardson. Thank you C...
08/15/2026

NTAG New England came out in grand fashion to celebrate the career of Command Master Chief Jason Richardson. Thank you CMC for 27 years of honorable service to the United States Navy. Master Chief Richardson followed in the footsteps of his father. They contributed a combined 49 years of service to our great nation. Thank you CMC for your motivation, inspiration, guidance and leadership during your time at the command. Fair winds and following seas. Best wishes on your next chapter. From those you’ve led and those who served beside you - We have the watch! Navy Chief, Navy Pride!!!

Congratulations Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Fuels) 1st Class Terrence Riser on your frocking ceremony at NTAG New England...
08/04/2026

Congratulations Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Fuels) 1st Class Terrence Riser on your frocking ceremony at NTAG New England HQ. Your advancement is a testament to your grit, determination and professionalism. Hooyah ABF1!

NTAG New England bid farewell to NCCS Reyes.  Senior Chief Reyes served honorably as Officer Assistant Chief Recruiter a...
07/31/2026

NTAG New England bid farewell to NCCS Reyes. Senior Chief Reyes served honorably as Officer Assistant Chief Recruiter and Officer Programs Officer during his time at the command. He discussed how much the Navy meant to him for the past 22 years, and thanked everyone while giving his final remarks. “Fair winds and following seas.”

NTAG New England bid farewell to Ensign Buckley.  Thank you Sir for being a highly committed and engaged team member dur...
07/31/2026

NTAG New England bid farewell to Ensign Buckley. Thank you Sir for being a highly committed and engaged team member during your time at the command. Your contributions were felt far and wide. “Fair winds and following seas.”

Encouraging FitnessNTAG New England Sailors exhibited motivation and camaraderie while running in the Independence Day 5...
07/22/2026

Encouraging Fitness

NTAG New England Sailors exhibited motivation and camaraderie while running in the Independence Day 5K Fun Run at Hanscom Air Force Base. LSS2 Leverett turned in a first-place finish with a run time of 18:05!

Next Fun Run: August 19 - Hanscom Air Force Base

Community ServiceNTAG New England Sailors volunteered at the Greater Boston Food Bank, the largest hunger-relief organiz...
07/16/2026

Community Service

NTAG New England Sailors volunteered at the Greater Boston Food Bank, the largest hunger-relief organization in New England, by sorting food items during Sail250 Boston. Sail250 Boston is a global gathering of tall ships and military vessels in Boston’s historic waterfront to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the founding of the United States. Sail250 Boston honors the maritime heritage that helped build the nation and the Navy’s enduring role in protecting freedom, preserving prosperity, and defending America’s independence.

Giving Back to the YouthNTAG New England Sailors visited East Boston YMCA during a community relations project as part o...
07/16/2026

Giving Back to the Youth

NTAG New England Sailors visited East Boston YMCA during a community relations project as part of Sail 250 Boston, a global gathering of tall ships and military vessels along the city's historic waterfront celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. Sailors spoke with youth about life in the Navy during a question and answer session, then engaged in a friendly game of dodgeball.

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