Navy Enlisted Career Forum | Rating & Management
Here you will find news, information and messages from NPC and Bupers related to career management, special programs for reserve and active alike. If it affects your rate or career, it should be here.
For additional information, enlisted Sailors can also go to the following NavyAdvancement.com web pages: Navy Enlisted Career | Navy Enlisted Career Reading | Enlisted Warfare Qualification Programs
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CFL/ACFL’s PRIMS-2 Updates - May 01, 2024
A recording of the “What’s New for PRIMS-2" webinar held 24 APR is available and located via the link to the left under “PRIMS-2 Training”. Thank you to those who were able to attend. The Navy Registered Dietitian Locator is updated. It’s a great reference to support the readiness of Sailors and located via the link to the right under “Nutrition Resources”. FAQ sheet has been updated. Please review it and use it as a reference when you have any questions/issues. As always, please review to the PRP website and PRIMS Homepage for answers to your questions, prior to contacting the PRP Office. -
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Veteran's Benefits Newsletter | May 2024
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How sexual harassment and the shipyard crippled a Navy warship
How can this happen on a Navy ship? By the time the junior officer emailed her peers in March 2022, reminding them to do their jobs and protect their sailors from each other, the men and women of the Navy destroyer Bulkeley had suffered through a rough couple of years. The warship had entered a maintenance and modernization stint in March 2019 that was expected to last 15 months. But Bulkeley didn’t leave the Virginia shipyard until June 2021, more than two years later.
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