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JUNE 17, 2026

Reserve Sailors - Update Your Civilian Skills Info on NSIPS

2026 National Supply Readiness Symposium

JULY 8, 2026

Navy Reservists Gather for 2026 National Supply Readiness Symposium

Navy Reserve Supply Corps officers from around the world gathered for the 2026 National Supply Readiness Symposium held June 26-28 at Naval Station Newport, Rhode Island.

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Acting Chief of Navy Reserve Rear Adm. Richard S. Lofgren joined maritime leaders from around the world for a historic week-long celebration during the International Naval Review (INR. INR 250 brought together more than 130 navies and coast guards from around the world. @USNavy https://t.co/nMjnCjcg0m

Logistics Specialist 2nd Class Brittany Schmitt enlisted in the U.S. Navy Reserve in 2014. She is building a reputation for exceptional leadership, adaptability, and expertise while supporting expeditionary logistics and operational readiness across the Fleet. @USNavy https://t.co/rFhFov2sYo

For 250 years, the Navy has defended our nation's interests across the globe. Standing beside it every step of the way is the Navy Reserve—citizen-Sailors who seamlessly balance civilian careers and military service, ready to answer the call whenever and wherever needed. @USNavy https://t.co/Y0GdCrENtI

VR-54 executed a trans-Pacific logistics movement from New Orleans to Atsugi, Japan, leveraging organic airlift capabilities to transport high-value, outsized aviation components. This capability illustrates the strategic advantage CFLSW brings to the fight. @USNavy https://t.co/UyLBl7MLSO

Before they shaped history from the Oval Office, they served on the deckplates. Five U.S. presidents began their leadership journeys as U.S. Navy Reserve Sailors: Gerald Ford George H.W. Bush Richard Nixon John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson https://t.co/oA35uhCTW9

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