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Briefing in Washington Briefing in Washington
Naval Support Activity Washington Single Sailor Center Coordinator Kay Berube, right, briefs...
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Briefing in WashingtonCommander, Navy Installations Command tours Navy's oldest shore installation
On March 16, the Commander, Navy Installations Command received a comprehensive look at three Washington, D.C. naval installations as part of his priority to have firsthand knowledge of each of the 76 naval installations in the 11 Navy regions, worldwide, for which he has responsibility.
03.16.10 Story by Joseph P Cirone

Hospital ship with Washington area ties completes Haiti mission, heads home
The Baltimore-based hospital ship USNS Comfort has completed its humanitarian relief mission in Haiti in the aftermath of the Jan. 12 earthquake and is returning home after providing lifesaving medical care and having its non-emergent health-care mission assumed by land-based medical facilities and field hospitals in Haiti.
03.10.10 Story by Joseph P Cirone

Flag Officers kickoff Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society fund drive
Navy and Marine Corps personnel gathered at the Washington Navy Yard March 2 to hear the opening remarks of two naval flag officers for the 2010 kickoff of the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society active-duty fundraising campaign in the National Capital Region.
03.8.10 Story by Joseph P Cirone

Naval Support ActivityNaval Support Activity Washington CO affirms safety and security a top priority; Security exercise planned
The commanding officer of the Naval Support Activity Washington reacted to the shooting of two DOD police officers from the Pentagon Force Protection Agency during the evening of March 4 with an affirmation that safety and security is a top priority.
03.5.10 Story by Joseph P Cirone



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