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Author: Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Elliott Fabrizio, Chief of Naval Personnel Public Affairs

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New Rules for Advancement

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New Rules for Advancement

May 15, 2014

Advancements and Promotions

Restore Readiness

The Navy announced significant changes to the current advancement policy, including a new formula for the Final Multiple Score (FMS) that will be in effect for the next advancement cycle in fall 2014.
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Ask the Master Chief

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Ask the Master Chief

April 9, 2014

Uniform Matters

Restore Readiness

Our Navy uniforms are a central part of our everyday life. They are symbols of our heritage and mission that reflect on us personally and collectively.
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14 Ways to Cut Back on Spending in 2014

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14 Ways to Cut Back on Spending in 2014

March 5, 2014

Pay and Benefits

Missing Summary
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Career Sea Pay Increases

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Career Sea Pay Increases

March 4, 2014

Pay and Benefits

Many Sailors and Marines receiving sea pay will see an extra bump in their bank account each month due to an increase in career sea pay and career sea pay premium (CSP-P), approved, March 4, by the Secretary of the Navy.
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