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Latest news from around the fleet

N00H Ready for tasking!
Restoring a piece of Naval history in Port of Spain
Warm relations between Navy And Military Sealift Command in the warm waters of the Arabian Gulf
T-AKE class ship USNS Medgar Evers accepted into MSC's fleet
USS Emory S. Land and USS Louisville continue to help Malaysian community during port visit
TRICARE health insurance program information
Ethics Corner: Political activities and the military member
USNS Comfort visits downtown Boston
USNS Charles Drew crew lauded for quick response
“Crews Into Shape” succeeds once again!
Four Military Sealift Command Ships lauded for food service excellence
Spotlight on HSV-2 Swift gold crew as deployment ends
USS Emory S. Land CIVMARs test RHIB boat during drill
USS Emory S. Land visits Malaysia
CIVMARs load dive boat onto USS Emory S. Land’s deck
CIVMARs conduct hull preservation on USS Emory S. Land
Fourth Annual Health Expo May 16
Croatian Children Visit HSV-2 Swift
Gretchen Anderson, office of undersecretary of defense (comptroller), visits Military Sealift Command in Norfolk
USNS Bridge sends thanks as deployment ends
Third Fleet commander visits USNS Navajo
Davis Young, senior associate counsel, lauded by MSC commander
Port Engineer Arjune Chatterpaul recognized as MSC employee of the week
Three of MSC’s finest lauded for superior performance
Reenlistment … a family affair
Petty Officer 3rd class Jan Lockwood reenlists aboard USNS Leroy Grumman in Lock Striven, Scotland
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