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11/26/2020

Congratulations Samuel Mehok TAOC Queen City!!

11/26/2020

Recruits form up on the grinder of the USS Constitution recruit barracks at Recruit Training Command.
Military drill teaches recruits the foundations of discipline, attention to detail, and teamwork, which are all instrumental skills to becoming a Sailor in the world’s finest Navy. More than 40,000 recruits train annually at the Navy’s only boot camp. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Brandie Nix)

11/26/2020

Officer Training Command Newport (OTCN)
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Officer Candidate School (OCS) class 03-21 students, at Officer Training Command Newport (OTCN), Rhode Island, combat a simulated weapons fire during battle stations. After completing battle stations, students enter the final phase of OCS and earn the title of candidate officers where they begin mentoring the new class cycles. OCS morally, mentally and physically develops civilians and fleet Sailors into newly commissioned officers and imbues them with the highest ideals of honor, courage and commitment for service in the fleet as Naval officers. (U.S. Navy photo by Darwin Lam)

11/25/2020

The new fitness test is here! Along with a single PFA cycle in 2021, the forearm plank has replaced the curl-up and the 2,000 meter row has been added as a cardio option!

11/25/2020

Ensign Chunchun Waskin scans the horizon on the bridge USS Barry (DDG 52) while the of the guided-missile destroyer sails through the South China Sea. We are grateful for our Sailors who are serving forward in the Far East. Contact us today if you want to be at the tip of the spear!

11/25/2020

Ensuring a . ⚓
The US Navy guided-missile destroyer (DDG 52) conducts routine underway operations in the . Barry is forward-deployed to the area of operations in support of a free and open Indo-Pacific. 📸: MCSN Molly Crawford

11/22/2020

A E-2C Hawkeye, from the “Sun Kings” of Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron (VAW) 116, launches
off the aircraft carrier (CVN 68) while participating in 2020 in the North Arabian Sea. 📸: MCSN Bryant Lang

11/21/2020

U.S. Navy Recruits will spend 14-days in a restriction of movement (ROM) status at Fort McCoy, a U.S. Army training center in western Wisconsin, before being transported to Recruit Training Command (RTC) in Great Lakes, Illinois, to begin training.

In July, RTC increased shipping to over 1,200 recruits per week. To accommodate the increased volume of recruits, ROM is taking place at multiple Gurnee, Illinois, area hotels. Moving ROM to Fort McCoy ensures long-term safety and security of recruits, consolidating support staff in one location, and ensures RTC’s perpetual effort to be good stewards of government funds while continuing to execute the essential task of training the Navy’s newest Sailors. RTC continues to protect the welfare of its recruits and staff and continues to work with medical experts to ensure it can train while responding to and preventing transmission of the coronavirus.

Recruits executing ROM at Fort McCoy will have similar living quarters as those available at RTC. Recruits will be provided Navy study materials during their ROM and will able to bring reading material with them to Fort McCoy. They will also be allowed to bring one small electronic gaming device, as long as it is not Wi-Fi or cellular enabled, and must not have a camera.

Recruits at Fort McCoy will have access to medical personnel. While recruits will be allowed to call home shortly after arrival, they will not have access to cell phones for the duration of their training at RTC. Any recruit with a change to their medical or training status is allowed to contact their loved ones. A lack of contact from a recruit indicates they remain in a normal training status.

11/21/2020

(Emergency Response, Aviation, and Engineering Talk) Anyone with an interest in Aviation, Emergency Response, Damage Control, Logistics, or Criminal justice!

Navy Talent scouts will be at the Concord Mills Today, Saturday the 21st of Nov. from 10am to 2pm to answer any of your questions.

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11/20/2020

Sparkly clean ✨
Dock workers clean the flight deck of the Blue Ridge-class command and control ship during the ship’s dry dock phase in in Genoa, Italy.
📷 Photo by MC2 Scott Barnes

11/20/2020

Repost from
FACES OF THE DEEP: Meet YNS1 Delsin Gonzales, assigned to PCU Hyman G. Rickover (SSN 795).

“What you do with your time will determine what you become. The next generation of submarine yeoman need to be agile, focused, and committed to the evolution of the ship’s office.”

11/20/2020

“To be able to actually save lives and help people who have had their homes and livelihood devastated by this natural disaster is what makes our job worth it.”

The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer (DDG 110) and embarked Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron (HSM) 37 Detachment 7 completed search and rescue operations in the areas affected by Hurricane Eta, Nov. 15.

In coordination with Joint Task Force-Bravo and the government of Honduras, the William P. Lawrence and HSM-37 Detachment 7, supported 10 missions aiding in the rescue of citizens and delivered 10,500 pounds of supplies.

11/19/2020

Every job, space and rank is open to women in the Navy. Whether you’re dreaming of sailing through the depths of the sea aboard submarines, soaring upwards to the stars in aviation or somewhere in between—we’ll help you get there.

11/18/2020

Congratulations to our FY-21 Active Duty Chief Petty Officer Selects!

ATC(Sel) Brian Austin (TAOC Queen City)

ETVC(Sel) Colby Cornwell

OSC(Sel) Christophe Frazier (TAOC Queen City)

FCC(Sel) Holly Hammontree

ABFC(Sel) Bryan Jones (TAOC Queen City)

NCRC(Sel) Lakena Lane

NCRC(Sel) Paul Leifheit (TAOC Queen City)

FCC(Sel) Michael Master (TAOC Queen City)

MMC(Sel) Josh Mayo (TAOC Queen City)

ETC(Sel) Darrell Stith

FCC(Sel) Mark Walker

STSC(Sel) Kalu Williams

11/18/2020

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Nov. 5, 2020) Sailors assigned to Patrol Squadron (VP) 26 are greeted by Commander, Patrol and Reconnaissance Wing 11 leadership
after returning to Naval Air Station Jacksonville, recently completed the deployment to Japan and El Salvador in support of U.S. 4th and 7th Fleets.

11/18/2020

EAST CHINA SEA (Nov. 13, 2020) Sailors aboard the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Shiloh (CG 67) prepare to breach a space during a visit, board, search and seizure exercise.
Shiloh is forward deployed to the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations in support of security and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.

11/17/2020

If today is easy, you’re not trying.

11/17/2020

Why show up if you aren’t going to go to distance?

11/17/2020

Never give up!

11/16/2020

What do you run on?

11/16/2020

Practice makes perfect, Great teams train together!

11/15/2020

What’s your in your core?

11/15/2020

When the going gets tough!

11/14/2020

Mastering the art of motivation sometimes requires you to write your own quotes. Have some of your own? Send them to us! 😌

11/13/2020

There are a zillion benefits to Navy life. But did you know that
most Sailors say their favorite part is actually the lifelong friends they make throughout their journey?

11/13/2020

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11/13/2020

At dawn on Dec. 7, 1941, Cook Third Class Doris Miller refused to give up the ship, manning a 50-cal anti-aircraft machine gun he’d never been trained on.
Miller carried injured Sailors to safety, including his mortally wounded Captain. His bravery earned him the Navy Cross for valor and two ships named in his honor. Doris Miller!

11/12/2020

We have a present for YOU. Introducing our Navymojis! Search “ ” in Giphy to try it out 🎉

11/12/2020

What an open world view looks like:

11/11/2020

How do you change your world view?

11/10/2020

What a limited world view looks like.

11/10/2020

LIMITED WORLD VIEW 🚫VS. OPEN WORLD VIEW 🌎 It’s kind of hard to put into words all the ways Navy life changes you. You might have trouble relating to your friends back home. You might feel like you’re miles outside of your comfort zone. But personal growth is always worth it. Save this to look back on, share with someone who needs this.

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