Douglas Ness, of Brockton, Mass., refers to himself as a “unicorn,” because finding someone like him in his line of work is like finding a mythical creature — they simply don’t exist. Ness serves the Department of Defense in more than one capacity. He actually serves in three...

Two years ago, Chief Personnel Specialist Eddie Boeve felt as though he’d climbed a mountain. Pinned as a chief petty officer after a physically demanding chief initiation season at Navy Personnel Command in Millington, Tennessee, Boeve decided to give himself a brief respite from the grind of his...

Tradewinds 2021, a U.S. Southern Command-sponsored, multinational, Caribbean security exercise, is currently underway in the country of Guyana, and includes strengthening partnerships though real-world support to assist with the mission...

Navy Reserve Capt. David Salmons learned a lot about service from his parents. His mother, a neonatal nurse practitioner, and his father, a Navy Reserve Seabee, both made careers out of serving others and the nation. ...

As many Navy missions have a degree of inherent danger, Navy first responders and medical personnel are trained to quickly provide life-saving medical assistance to Navy and Marine Corps personnel in case of an emergency. Earlier this year, four Sailors assigned to the “Jaguars” of Helicopter...