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For 251 years, the U.S. Navy has stood a ceaseless and proud watch. Today, we celebrate the generations of Sailors who h...
10/13/2026

For 251 years, the U.S. Navy has stood a ceaseless and proud watch. Today, we celebrate the generations of Sailors who have safeguarded our nation’s interests across the globe. Our rich history was built by the indomitable spirit of the American Sailor and a tradition of technological innovation. As we celebrate 251 years of excellence, we honor the ingenuity, grit, and resilience that have always defined our force.

NTAG New England bid farewell to ABF2 Lannom. ABF2 was an integral part of achieving the recruiting mission with the E-T...
09/22/2026

NTAG New England bid farewell to ABF2 Lannom. ABF2 was an integral part of achieving the recruiting mission with the E-Talent team. Fair Winds and Following Seas.

Congratulations on your retirement NCC Phillip Flavell. You've impacted many Sailors positively with your authentic char...
09/20/2026

Congratulations on your retirement NCC Phillip Flavell. You've impacted many Sailors positively with your authentic character and leadership during your 23-year Navy Journey. You've proudly served with honor and now stand relieved. Best wishes to you and your family. Shipmate, we have the watch!

Pinning anchors on “Old Ironsides” Introducing our newest chief petty officers HMC Daniel Reynolds and NCC Christopher J...
09/16/2026

Pinning anchors on “Old Ironsides”

Introducing our newest chief petty officers HMC Daniel Reynolds and NCC Christopher Jordan. After successfully completing six weeks of intensive training, they donned the hat of the chief during the CPO pinning ceremony aboard USS Constitution. The CPO pinning ceremony is a time-honored tradition in the Navy, celebrating the promotion of first-class petty officers to the rank of Chief Petty Officer (CPO). Welcome to the Mess!

09/16/2026

Class 133 Chief Petty Officer Pinning

In remembranceNTAG New England observed 9/11 at the Senior Enlisted Academy with a ceremony and stair climbing in honor ...
09/11/2026

In remembrance

NTAG New England observed 9/11 at the Senior Enlisted Academy with a ceremony and stair climbing in honor of the first responders and all the lives lost during the tragic terrorist attacks 25 years ago.

"Terrorist attacks can shake the foundations of our tallest buildings but they cannot touch the foundation of America.” - President George W. Bush

NTAG New England kicked of this year's annual training and command picnic with an awards presentation to recognize its S...
09/06/2026

NTAG New England kicked of this year's annual training and command picnic with an awards presentation to recognize its Sailors for their efforts.

Congratulations ABF2 Lannom on your frocking ceremony. With more rank comes responsibility. Continue to strive for excel...
09/06/2026

Congratulations ABF2 Lannom on your frocking ceremony. With more rank comes responsibility. Continue to strive for excellence. Hooyah ABF2!

Before entering active duty, Chaplain Bonny Shirk taught private music lessons, music and theater at private schools, an...
09/01/2026

Before entering active duty, Chaplain Bonny Shirk taught private music lessons, music and theater at private schools, and history and government at public schools. She also spent decades playing violin and piano, all while serving in ministry for 22 years as a youth pastor, associate pastor, and minister of music, including 11 years serving with the Religious Ministry Team at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina.

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Shirk serves as the command chaplain for Naval Support Activity Maine, providing ministry and support across a diverse area of responsibility that includes Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, USS Constitution, Bath Iron Works, Navy Talent Acquisition Group New England, Prospect Harbor, Cutler, and Navy Reser...

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