Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center’s (MARMC)sets the precedent for routine undocking. AFDL-6 Dynamic, the Navy’s oldest floating dry dock, undocks two Port workboats on November 26, 2024. This operation marks the tenth docking evolution since January 2024 for Dynamic since departing its own Depot Level Dry-dock Repair. As Dynamic prepares for its next mission, all eyes are on Cmdr. Stevenson and his crew, who stand ready to tackle any challenges ahead in service of the fleet and the nation. Job well done to the Dynamic crew! https://lnkd.in/ga_-z8rt
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Last week, we celebrated the rich heritage and profound contributions of American Indians to our Navy and our nation. From the heroic code talkers of World War II to the Sailors and civilians who served today, American Indians have played a vital role in defending our country. The celebration brought our team together to honor this proud legacy, featuring traditional music, cultural displays, and powerful guest speakers. Their stories of resilience, leadership, and warrior spirit remind us of the strength and diversity that have shaped our Navy for generations.
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More on-time #NAVSEAnews out of the Mid-Atlantic! Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC) showcased its critical role in naval readiness, after providing maintenance support to the Gerald R. Ford Carrier Strike Group (CSG), enabling their on-time departure for Type Training. While supporting the Gerald R. Ford CSG, MARMC simultaneously supported several other ships, ultimately readying 10 warships to depart on-schedule, fully mission capable. This news follows Norfolk Naval Shipyard’s recent on-time completion of USS George H.W. Bush. Read more about MARMC’s “ten out of ten” and the vital role our Regional Maintenance Centers play to ensure our Fleet’s optimal readiness: https://lnkd.in/erWryX9k
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Our team recently tackled a critical flight deck repair aboard USS Truman, replacing 71,000 square feet of nonskid surface after discovering unusual wear patterns. Engineers worked around the clock to ensure successful completion and on-time deployment of this vital naval asset. Check out the article here! https://lnkd.in/eXemQJUQ #MARMC #TheForceBehindTheFleet
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Congratulations to the Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC) Sailors who completed their Navy Competent Person (NCP) “Gas-Free” Training to support the command's Maritime Confined Space Program (MCSP) 🎉: NDC Norman Sawyer DC2 Jason Reyes DC1 Justin Bourgoyne DC2 Shawna Kelley DC2 Seandee Heyde DC2 Tyron Bond DC2 Angel Olea DC2 Aaron Lewis DC2 Joshua Nieset Lucas Mcbee Our dedicated team of civilian and military NCPs are the backbone of our operations and ensure repairs are conducted safely. Curious to learn more about how they contribute to our success? Click the link 👇below👇 to see what it takes to become a NCP. https://lnkd.in/d_h7eZvT
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Congratulations to our team members who just earned their Graduate Certificate in Public Sector Leadership from Old Dominion University! 🎓👏 Your dedication to professional growth and leadership development makes us proud. Way to go, graduates! #WeFixShips #ForceBehindTheFleet
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Today, we pause to honor and remember the 2,997 lives lost to the attacks on September 11, 2001. May we #NeverForget the victims and the extraordinary courage, sacrifice and resilience demonstrated by the first responders, service members and citizens across our great nation on that fateful day.
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Wishing a happy and safe Labor Day to our #MARMC family! Enjoy this well-deserved day off. 🇺🇸⚓️ #WeFixShips | #TheForceBehindTheFleet
Happy Labor Day from NAVSEA, #TheForceBehindTheFleet! 😎🇺🇸⚓️
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Yesterday, Mid-Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center (MARMC) hosted Ms. Cristina Covalt, senior executive service contracting officer, Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), for a tour of Building CEP-200 and a meeting with MARMC leadership. During her visit, Covalt was briefed on the command’s mission and toured our I-level shops to learn about our various maintenance capabilities. We thank you for your visit! #WeFixShips | #MARMC
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