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Author: Mass Communication Specialist Second Class Brittney Kinsey, All Hands Magazine

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NAVSCIATTS: Bringing the World Together

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NAVSCIATTS: Bringing the World Together

July 16, 2019

Events and Partnerships

Lethality

In the current period of renewed global power competition, the Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School’s (NAVSCIATTS) methods of training create a network of international partner nations that operate as a collective, in order to reach across oceans and continents, addressing shared security threats.
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Enlisted Advancement Worksheet Goes Electronic

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Enlisted Advancement Worksheet Goes Electronic

April 18, 2019

Advancements and Promotions

Restore Readiness

The days of paper advancement sheets will soon be a thing of the past for Sailors. Beginning with the Fall 2019 active duty (Cycle 244) and reserve component (Cycle 105) advancement exams, automated enlisted advancement worksheets (EAW) will become the official source of recorded advancement eligibility.
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NavalX

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NavalX

April 9, 2019

Innovation and Technology

Build Capacity

Agility is more than a buzzword to the Department of the Navy (DoN), so after hearing the National Defense Strategy's call to accelerate the delivery of technology to warfighters, the Department has answered.
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Healing Invisible Wounds

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Healing Invisible Wounds

Jan. 15, 2019

Health and Fitness

Restore Readiness

Brain injuries are the signature wounds of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, with more than 380,000 service members experiencing them between 2001 and 2017, according to the Department of Defense. Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) can have devastating effects on those who experience them, such as vomiting, seizures, speech disorders and aggression. Long after initial impact, the resulting injuries can leave sufferers with invisible wounds that are tough to pinpoint or treat.
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