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NSTC boss calls tablets for recruits the right move
Rear Adm. Rich Brown has had a busy year at NSTC, issuing tablets to recruits, handling a PFA cheating scandal and more.
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Best commands in the Navy to make rank
Study programs, career tracking and deployed time are hallmarks of commands that advance sailors to petty officer.
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Senior chief starts 2nd career — in Silent Service
Cassie Clark is realizing a dream she first had 18 years ago — the chance to qualify in submarines.
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E-7 board: 24 percent of eligible first classes to advance
Navy first-classes have almost a 24 percent chance of making chief in fiscal 2016. Selection board convened June 22.
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First enlisted female sub selectees announced
Navy personnel officials have released the names of 38 enlisted female sailors who will train to be the first cadre of enlisted women to report for duty aboard a submarine.
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Plan would shutter most Navy College offices in U.S.
Navy officials have proposed closing most of the 33 offices in the U.S. and would shift most educational services processing and help to a hotline and website.
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Navy to double on-the-spot advancements for sailors
Officials will double the number of spot advancements, expand them to shore duty, in advancement overhaul.
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Whitman selected for PACFLT’s top enlisted job
Force Master Chief (SW/AW) Susan Whitman will become the first female fleet master chief of U.S. Pacific Fleet.
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Navy to downsize NWU, shake-up fleet uniforms
Officials will cut the NWU seabag requirement and are weighing whether to ditch the beleaguered cammies entirely.
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SECNAV orders review of fitness, advancement changes
An ALNAV sets goals and timelines for the personnel initiatives SECNAV announced in May.
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NSTC boss calls tablets for recruits the right move
Rear Adm. Rich Brown has had a busy year at NSTC, issuing tablets to recruits, handling a PFA cheating scandal and more.
-
Best commands in the Navy to make rank
Study programs, career tracking and deployed time are hallmarks of commands that advance sailors to petty officer.
-
Senior chief starts 2nd career — in Silent Service
Cassie Clark is realizing a dream she first had 18 years ago — the chance to qualify in submarines.
-
E-7 board: 24 percent of eligible first classes to advance
Navy first-classes have almost a 24 percent chance of making chief in fiscal 2016. Selection board convened June 22.
-
First enlisted female sub selectees announced
Navy personnel officials have released the names of 38 enlisted female sailors who will train to be the first cadre of enlisted women to report for duty aboard a submarine.
-
Plan would shutter most Navy College offices in U.S.
Navy officials have proposed closing most of the 33 offices in the U.S. and would shift most educational services processing and help to a hotline and website.
-
Navy to double on-the-spot advancements for sailors
Officials will double the number of spot advancements, expand them to shore duty, in advancement overhaul.
-
Whitman selected for PACFLT’s top enlisted job
Force Master Chief (SW/AW) Susan Whitman will become the first female fleet master chief of U.S. Pacific Fleet.
-
Navy to downsize NWU, shake-up fleet uniforms
Officials will cut the NWU seabag requirement and are weighing whether to ditch the beleaguered cammies entirely.
-
SECNAV orders review of fitness, advancement changes
An ALNAV sets goals and timelines for the personnel initiatives SECNAV announced in May.
-
NSTC boss calls tablets for recruits the right move
Rear Adm. Rich Brown has had a busy year at NSTC, issuing tablets to recruits, handling a PFA cheating scandal and more.
-
Best commands in the Navy to make rank
Study programs, career tracking and deployed time are hallmarks of commands that advance sailors to petty officer.
-
Senior chief starts 2nd career — in Silent Service
Cassie Clark is realizing a dream she first had 18 years ago — the chance to qualify in submarines.
-
E-7 board: 24 percent of eligible first classes to advance
Navy first-classes have almost a 24 percent chance of making chief in fiscal 2016. Selection board convened June 22.
-
First enlisted female sub selectees announced
Navy personnel officials have released the names of 38 enlisted female sailors who will train to be the first cadre of enlisted women to report for duty aboard a submarine.
-
Plan would shutter most Navy College offices in U.S.
Navy officials have proposed closing most of the 33 offices in the U.S. and would shift most educational services processing and help to a hotline and website.
-
Navy to double on-the-spot advancements for sailors
Officials will double the number of spot advancements, expand them to shore duty, in advancement overhaul.
-
Whitman selected for PACFLT’s top enlisted job
Force Master Chief (SW/AW) Susan Whitman will become the first female fleet master chief of U.S. Pacific Fleet.
-
Navy to downsize NWU, shake-up fleet uniforms
Officials will cut the NWU seabag requirement and are weighing whether to ditch the beleaguered cammies entirely.
-
SECNAV orders review of fitness, advancement changes
An ALNAV sets goals and timelines for the personnel initiatives SECNAV announced in May.



