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Earlier today Capt. Kelly House was relieved by Capt. David Carroll as commanding officer of NAVSUP FLC Norfolk in a cha...
07/31/2026

Earlier today Capt. Kelly House was relieved by Capt. David Carroll as commanding officer of NAVSUP FLC Norfolk in a change of command ceremony in downtown Norfolk.
During his remarks, House thanked the command's Sailors and civilians for their dedication, highlighting how their unity, operational readiness, and shared ownership of the mission ensure unwavering support for the warfighter.
Additionally, he was awarded the Legion of Merit from Commander, NAVSUP and Chief of Supply Corps Rear Adm. Kenneth Epps, who served as presiding officer for the ceremony.
Carroll comes to NAVSUP FLC Norfolk from his previous assignment as director of fleet resourcing and integration at U.S. Fleet Forces. Fair winds and following seas to Capt. House and welcome aboard Capt. Carroll!

Earlier this week, members of the NAVSUP FLC Norfolk Contracting Department team received awards for providing husbandin...
07/30/2026

Earlier this week, members of the NAVSUP FLC Norfolk Contracting Department team received awards for providing husbanding and contracting support for Navy ships and events celebrating the U.S. Navy’s 250th birthday with the International Naval Review 250 in New York and Sail 250 events in Baltimore and Boston. “The preparation leading up to the event, the structure and organization employed by the team, and the size and skill of the team on-site and in Norfolk were key to the event’s success,” said Fleet Technical Director Omar Roque. WANT TO READ MORE ABOUT THEIR EFFORTS? Check out the link in the comments for the full story.

The NAVSUP FLC Norfolk Navy Food Management Team recently held a cake decorating Class. The three-day seminar teaches Sa...
07/27/2026

The NAVSUP FLC Norfolk Navy Food Management Team recently held a cake decorating Class. The three-day seminar teaches Sailors from area ships and shore commands the basics needed to decorate cakes for Navy ceremonies. Culinary specialists learn basic sugar, chocolate and fondant fabrication to aid in cake construction

NAVSUP FLC NORFOLK IN THE NEWS: Summer is the busiest time for Permanent Change of Station (PCS) moves, and the NAVSUP F...
07/24/2026

NAVSUP FLC NORFOLK IN THE NEWS: Summer is the busiest time for Permanent Change of Station (PCS) moves, and the NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center (FLC) Norfolk Household Goods (HHG) Audit Team is ready for its peak season. “The military schedules most PCS moves during the summer to minimize disruptions to families, especially those with school-age children,” said Celene Long, a business management specialist with the team. “As a result, we receive a much higher volume of claims during this time. Every claim must be carefully reviewed to ensure service members receive the correct reimbursement while protecting government funds through accurate auditing.” WANT TO READ MORE? Link to full story in the comments.

Last Thursday, Retail Services Specialist 1st Class Felicia Foisy and Retail Services Specialist 2nd Class Zohar Pike fr...
07/22/2026

Last Thursday, Retail Services Specialist 1st Class Felicia Foisy and Retail Services Specialist 2nd Class Zohar Pike from the Fleet Assist Team visited USS Mesa Verde (LPD 19) to train the S-3 Division and check on its progress.

Foisy and Pike assisted the ship's retail specialists with in-rate training, reviewed records, answered questions, and provided hands-on assistance to strengthen the S-3 programs. The Fleet Assist Team helps Sailors who operate retail services ensure their ship’s stores, vending machines, barber shops, and laundry facilities are functioning as efficiently as possible.

Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Austin Sanders was recently presented the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for his...
07/09/2026

Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Austin Sanders was recently presented the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for his work as government purchase card and warehouse supervisor for the past two years. He led Sailors through the screening and procurement of 1,940 requirements while overseeing the daily delivery of 14,200 requisitions and 136 critical repair parts valued at $16.4 million. He also served as assistant indoctrination coordinator, helping Sailors reporting to NAVSUP FLC Norfolk learn about their new command.

Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Austin Quinn was recently presented the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for his w...
07/07/2026

Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Austin Quinn was recently presented the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for his work as assistant leading petty officer at the command’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center location. He led 10 Sailors while overseeing the processing and issue of more than 8,000 requisitions valued at $12 million in support of critical fleet maintenance requirements. Additionally, he tracked the repair and return of 35 depot level repairables, ensuring timely asset availability and improved material supportability. His management of repairable assets in support of 70 ships undergoing maintenance availabilities resulted in zero carcass charges, preserving fleet resources and operational capability.

The NAVSUP FLC Norfolk Navy Food Management Team (NFMT) recently hosted NAVSUP Nutrition Program Manager Jennifer Person...
07/02/2026

The NAVSUP FLC Norfolk Navy Food Management Team (NFMT) recently hosted NAVSUP Nutrition Program Manager Jennifer Person for a training session on the latest Department of War and Department of the Navy nutritional guidelines, emerging health and wellness initiatives and current efforts impacting Navy food service operations. NFMT instructors, along with local Sailors from the waterfront, attended the session, which will ensure personnel remain equipped with the most current information to support fleet food service programs and provide accurate guidance during future training and assist visits.

Logistics Specialist 1st Class Sophia Briggs was recently honored for her meritorious achievement while serving as a Mid...
06/30/2026

Logistics Specialist 1st Class Sophia Briggs was recently honored for her meritorious achievement while serving as a Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center depot level repairable manager at NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk from September 2022 to June 2026.
During her tour, she demonstrated exceptional supply management expertise by leading seven Sailors through the procurement of 1,400 depot level repairables and the turn-in of 2,500 retrograde components valued at $38 million. Her meticulous oversight and commitment to financial accountability resulted in zero carcass charges in support of 52 ships undergoing maintenance availabilities.
Additionally, serving as principal executive assistant, Briggs expertly managed the complex schedules of the commanding officer, executive staff and eight department heads. Her coordination of more than 300 executive meetings enabled timely decision-making, improved information flow and enhanced command effectiveness.

Logistics Specialist 1st Class Andres Chang was recently awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for his wo...
06/25/2026

Logistics Specialist 1st Class Andres Chang was recently awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal for his work as leading petty officer at NAVSUP Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk Logistics Support Center from May 2024 to June 2026. He demonstrated superb leadership and logistics expertise by supervising 11 sailors to expedite the delivery of 6,700 pallets of provisions and 2,000 mission-critical parts. Valued at $15 million, these critical deliveries supported 75 ships, directly enhancing fleet readiness and sustaining global naval operations. He also served as principal executive assistant, managing the complex schedules of the commanding officer, executive staff and eight department heads. By coordinating more than 300 executive meetings, he facilitated strategic decision-making and seamless communication across the command.

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