Naval Education and Training Command

The month of December has been a busy month for Surface Combat Systems Training Command (SCSTC). Across our sites we have had numerous graduations and advancements, awards and recognitions, and various ceremonies. In addition, we have had site visits and tours, community service events, trainings, and Sailor features. We reflect on all that was accomplished this past year of 2024, and look forward to all that we will accomplish this coming year of 2025! #scstc #monthlyrecap #december2024 Naval Education and Training Command MyNavyHR Navy Recruiting Command

🥶 Feeling the holiday blues? ⚓ #NavyMedicine is here to remind you that you’re not alone. Reach out to loved ones, connect with shipmates, and lean on our resources. Together, we’ll navigate these challenging waters and keep our spirit mission-ready. US Navy | Naval Medical Forces Atlantic

There has been a youthful energy in Tomich Hall over the Holiday break as the New England Regional Sea Cadets Corps has been conducting some of their annual Petty Officer Leadership Academy (POLA) in Tomich Hall. The Senior Enlisted Academy staff has volunteered to present training materials and facilitate dialogue with these emerging leaders as part of their training. It’s been a great experience and we are excited for what the future holds for these young Americans. #learning #leadership #enlistedpme

Rear Admiral Jeffrey Czerewko awarded Carol Lynch with the Navy Superior Civilian Service award for her dedicated service as Counsel, Naval Education and Training Command from 2015 to 2024. Carol is retiring after 39 years of honorable and dedicated Federal Government Service. Fair winds and following seas, ma'am! #FromSeabedToSpace #NETC #Navy Office of the Chief of Naval Operations US Navy U.S. Navy JAG Corps

This Christmas, over 1300 recruits got the gift of being able to be adopted by local organizations during our #AdoptASailor Program. A huge thank you to everyone who volunteered to help make this program possible!

The Navy Exchange has been alongside Navy recruits through their boot camp journey from their night of arrival at Recruit Training Command (RTC), Great Lakes all the way through to their graduation for over 75 years. The Navy Exchange ensures all recruits are properly fitted for all required uniforms needed through boot camp. This month we are celebrating 30 years as the U.S. Navy's only boot camp. 30 years ago in 1994, RTC became the Navy's only boot camp when the two facilities in San Diego and Orlando were closed for good.

#RIP Jimmy Carter who went on Eternal Patrol today at the age of 100. Carter is the only President of the United States to have graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy. The Seawolf-class fast-attack submarine USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23) is named in his honor. #Submariner

🎄 Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from NETC 🎄 To our Sailors, civilian team, and families—thank you for your dedication to the mission. This season, we honor your service and celebrate the strength of our Navy family. Here’s to a safe, joyful holiday and continued excellence in the year ahead! #MerryChristmas #HappyHolidays #NETC #ForgedByTheSea #WorldClassTraining

After 37 years of exemplary service, Capt. Clifford Collins, Jr. retired. His Navy career, culminating with his final assignment as the chief of staff of Naval Education and Training Command (NETC), exemplifies the dedication, leadership, and resilience that define the best of our Navy. Capt. Collins' retirement ceremony was held at the National Naval Aviation Museum. Rear Admiral Jeffrey Czerewko, commander, NETC, was the presiding officer, with Vice Adm. Alvin Holsey, commander, U.S. Southern Command, as the guest speaker. The 31st Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. John Richardson, and the 35th Vice Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. Patrick Walsh, were in attendance. Capt. Collins, thank you for your remarkable service to our nation. We wish you fair winds and following seas in your well-deserved retirement.

From a Leap of Faith to Leading the Fight ⚓ For Seaman Isaiah Fye, joining the U.S. Navy wasn’t just a job—it was a lifeline to a better future. After working two jobs and dreaming of something bigger, Fye took a leap of faith and enlisted, inspired by his brothers’ military service. Fast forward, and Seaman Fye is now at the top of his game—graduating as the top of his Mineman “A” School class and earning a meritorious advancement. His hard work and perseverance paid off, and he's ready to report to USS Dextrous, where he’ll specialize in detecting and neutralizing naval mines to keep our fleet safe and mission-ready. “The Navy has given me stability, opportunities I never thought possible, and the chance to do something meaningful,” Fye says. From transforming lives to building combat-ready warfighters, Seaman Fye’s journey is a testament to the power of NETC's world-class Navy training and the resilience of our Sailors. 👉 Read Seaman Fye’s full story here: https://lnkd.in/etRFQ4Xu #ForgedByTheSea #LifeInTheNavy #NavyTraining #FleetReady 🌊 Navy Recruiting Command Surface Combat Systems Training Command Mine Warfare Training Center