U.S. Navy - All Hands

Author: Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Brittney Cannady, Defense Media Activity

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For many military spouses completing education and career goals are a major concern as they balance life with a loved one in the military. A Defense Manpower Data Center study revealed that 27.1% of military spouses listed furthering their education or training as an important milestone. While military life may present unique challenges for spouses like frequent moves and funding issues, the Department of Defense (DoD) has taken steps to address those concerns.

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The U.S. Navy Celebrates Asian-American Pacific Islander Month

The U.S. Navy Celebrates Asian-American Pacific Islander Month

May 23, 2018

Events and Partnerships

Partnerships

The history of Asian-American and Pacific Islanders' service to the United States stretches back to the 19th century, beginning with the U.S. Navy's presence in East Asia in the 1830s. Its mission was to protect U.S. interests during maritime trading wars. Many American ships that patrolled the region included sailors of Chinese descent who protected American vessels and diplomats in the region.

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Five Things to Know About PCSing to Guam

Five Things to Know About PCSing to Guam

March 14, 2018

Education

Restore Readiness

So you just received orders to Naval Base Guam, home to miles of pristine beaches and some of the best diving locations in the world, according to Scuba Diving Magazine. You can almost feel the warm, tropical air brushing against your face, but before you pack your bags, here are a few important things to know.

Military Spouse

Military Spouse

The U.S. Navy Celebrates Asian-American Pacific Islander Month

The U.S. Navy Celebrates Asian-American Pacific Islander Month

Five Things to Know About PCSing to Guam

Five Things to Know About PCSing to Guam