MyNavy HR

06/01/2026

Sailors, we KNOW you have opinions on what we can do better. Now is your chance to let your leaders hear it.

Scan the QR code and take the Health of the Force survey by July 30 so your feedback can be shared directly with Navy leadership.

Your voice matters. Use it.

Your voice matters. ⚓

The Health of the Force Survey is LIVE.
Take 20 minutes to share your feedback directly with Navy leadership on programs and policies that impact your daily life.
Your input is used to evaluate and improve the systems that support you, from readiness to quality of life.

📲 Scan the QR code to take the survey!

Leaders, build this into your battle rhythm and give your Sailors the time to participate and have a voice in what comes next.

05/28/2026

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Three ceremonies. One week. Thousands of new Sailors and Marines.

This week, the Navy commissioned the Class of 2026 at the U.S. Naval Academy, commissioned NROTC graduates in San Diego, and graduated the latest class of recruits at Recruit Training Command. From Annapolis to Great Lakes to the deck of USS Midway, the fleet got bigger.

CLASS OF 2026
Newly-commissioned Navy officers throw their covers into the air at the U.S. Naval Academy Graduation and Commissioning Ceremony in Annapolis, Maryland, May 22, 2026.

OATH OF OFFICE
Newly-commissioned Ensigns from San Diego NROTC take their oath of office during their commissioning ceremony at the USS Midway Museum, May 21, 2026. Twenty Navy and nine Marine Corps graduates received their commissions during the ceremony.

BATTLE STATIONS
CAPT Robert Conner, commanding officer of Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station Atlantic, attends the capping ceremony aboard USS Trayer (BST-21) at Recruit Training Command — the final event recruits must complete before graduating from boot camp.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026 and the newest graduates of Recruit Training Command.

05/27/2026

You’ve got questions about BBA, we’ve got answers.

Next up: What is the difference between the Rating Knowledge Exam (RKE) and the Navy-wide Advancement Exam (NWAE)?

05/21/2026

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326 days. 57,713 nautical miles. Welcome home.

The USS Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group has returned, and behind every statistic is a Sailor who was there for every mile of it.

From standing watch on the bridge as the ship pulled into port, to meeting a newborn child for the first time on the pier, to manning the rails as Norfolk came back into view, these are the moments that remind us what service actually looks like.

A VERY SPECIAL SEA AND ANCHOR DETAIL
Lt. Connor Watkins stands watch on the bridge of USS Gerald R. Ford as the ship makes its return to Norfolk, one of countless watchstanders who kept the ship safe across 326 days at sea.

HOMECOMING
Sailors assigned to USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) man the rails as the world's largest aircraft carrier returns to Naval Station Norfolk following a historic 11-month deployment spanning U.S. 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 6th Fleets.

WORTH EVERY DAY
Aircrew Survival Equipmentman 3rd Class Omar Mora meets his newborn child for the first time on the pier at Naval Station Norfolk.

LONG-AWAITED REUNION
A U.S. Navy Sailor kisses his son on the pier at Naval Station Norfolk, May 16, 2026.

Welcome home, Ford Strike Group.

05/20/2026

Did you graduate Recruit Training Command on or after June 1, 2024, and not receive a full seabag?

The Navy’s Uniform Electronic Gift Card Program helps eligible Active and Reserve Sailors receive required uniform items they did not get after RTC because of uniform supply chain shortages.

Eligible Sailors may receive a Navy Exchange e-gift card to redeem missing required uniform items at any Navy Exchange Uniform Center with no out-of-pocket cost.
Here’s what to do:
1. Check your email for a DFAS SmartDocs notification.
2. Email NEXCOM at [email protected].
3. Include your full name, graduating company or division, graduation date, phone number and personal email address.
4. Once verified, use your e-gift card at any Navy Exchange Uniform Center.

Already paid out of pocket? Contact the Navy Uniform Matters Office at [email protected] and provide details on the items owed and receipts showing the date and cost of purchase.

The Navy has your six. Get what you’re owed.

05/20/2026

SELRES Sailors, the wait is almost over.

The Cycle 118 (SELRES E-5/E-6) results are scheduled to release to TRIAD via BOL Thursday, May 21, 2026.

Release dates:
-BOL TRIAD release May 21, 2026
-BOL ALL & NEAS FLEET release May 22, 2026.�

Stay connected with your chain of command and official MyNavyHR channels for the public release information.

05/20/2026

The results are OUT!

Congrats to the newest Navy Captains.�Your leadership will continue to shape the future of the Fleet.

Check out the full list of FY-27 Active-Duty Captain Staff results in ALNAV 027/26: https://dvidshub.net/r/s7ju62

05/20/2026

The results are in!

Congrats to the newest Senior Chiefs and Master Chiefs 🫡
Your leadership will shape the future of the Force.

Check out the full list of E-8 and E-9 Active-duty Selection Board results in NAVADMINs 119/26 and 120/26.

Legacy: https://dvidshub.net/r/gjbaqx
SEM: https://dvidshub.net/r/xuuvu6

05/19/2026

You’ve got questions about BBA, we’ve got answers.

Next up: Can I decline BBA orders if selected?

05/19/2026

FY-27 Active-Duty Captain Staff results release TOMORROW!

The full list will be available at: https://dvidshub.net/r/wc3a9a

Stay connected with your chain of command and official MyNavyHR channels for release updates.