ALNAV UPDATE:
ICYMI Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao reaffirmed the Navy's commitment to cultivating a strong Warrior Ethos:
“Warrior Ethos isn’t reserved for combat. It is a mindset we've carried since the day we swore the oath. That mindset shows up in the little things. The haircut. The uniform.
Every day, in every detail, we represent the discipline and professionalism of the most lethal maritime force in the world.
Leaders: Hold your Sailors accountable and give them the time and the resources to train and stay fit.
Sailors: hold the line on the basics. Every single day.”
Read the full ALNAV: https://t.co/aRit2TbDIa
Only FOUR days until the Worldwide Town Hall!
Tune in live Aug. 31 on AFN, DTS and Facebook as CNO marks his first year on the job and answers questions from Sailors around the globe.
See you in four days!
Warrior Toughness Skill #12: Emotional Intelligence
Emotional intelligence isn't just about recognizing emotions in others. It's about choosing a response instead of defaulting to one.
Self-awareness and self-control show up in the hard places: counseling, conflict, and decisions made under pressure with incomplete information.
Dive deeper to learn more about emotional intelligence: https://t.co/1ZdfWnnhyH
ATTENTION SAILORS!
CNO's Town Hall is MONDAY, August 31st at 1300, and you can attend virtually!
CNO, MCPON, the Chief of Naval Personnel and the Commander of Navy Installations are answering your questions – live!
This is your chance to engage and make your voice heard.
See you live as CNO marks his first year in the job: https://t.co/vGy1AJDxO8
Only five days until the Worldwide Town Hall!
Tune in live Aug. 31 on AFN, DTS and Facebook as CNO marks his first year on the job and answers questions from Sailors around the globe.
See you in five days!
The Millington Data Center cloud migration is more than moving servers. It strengthens the digital backbone behind every Sailor’s personnel record.
Secure cloud infrastructure improves resilience, protects data, and lays the foundation for the future of MyNavyHR.
This past weekend, U.S. Navy Sailors witnessed the Freedom 250 Grand Prix bring the NTT INDYCAR SERIES to the streets of Washington D.C. for the first time in history, racing past the Washington Monument and the U.S. Capitol as the nation marks its 250th birthday and the Navy marks its own.
Before the green flag, the U.S. Navy Band and Ceremonial Guard marched across the racetrack at walking pace, in perfect step. Overhead, U.S. Navy SH-60 helicopters flew over the captivated crowd staring at them from below. Behind these events is a team of dedicated service members who train and are ready to demonstrate the flawless precision and unwavering discipline of the U.S. military.
To any of the drivers interested in joining the Navy: if you can handle turns at 150mph, you can handle being on a ship. #FacesoftheNavy