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RESOURCE WEB SITES
Uniforms

Navy Uniform Matters office has announced some significant changes to the Navy Uniform Regulations. Follow links below for more information: NAVPERS for the actual online instruction and NAVADMINs for the most recent changes in implementation.

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Navadmin 217/07
Navadmin 038/07 
Navadmin 351/06 
Navadmin 274/06
Navadmin 110/06
Navadmin 070/06  		Task Force/Work Life

Meeting the professional and personal development needs of our Sailors, and their families, will be an increasingly important aspect of recruiting and retaining our best and brightest to ensure mission accomplishment.  The changing expectation of our work force and the entry into our ranks of a new and far more diverse generation of 21st century Sailors, demands an in-depth examination of how we routinely do business, how we deliver on their expectations for personal and professional development, and a positive work environment. 

[ click here ] 		Stay Navy web site

The Center for Career Development's StayNAVY Website provides one-stop shopping for everything Sailors and their families need to make informed, unemotional career decisions from information on pay, benefits, and career paths to educational opportunities and advancement information. The site delivers to the fleet exstensive career development training aids and information products.

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Navy One Source web site
Designed to help you deal with life's issues. Our consultants are available 24 hours a day,
7 days a week, 365 days a year. You can call in and speak to a master's level consultant
or you can go online to access information or email a consultant. Log on today to access:
• Online articles, worksheets, and suggested reading lists, • Educational materials:
booklets, CDs, and audiotapes (at no cost to you), • Locators (summer camp, child care,
etc.), and • Interactive tools.  USER ID: NAVY, PASSWORD: SAILOR.

Navy Information (Locator) Service
This Navy Information Service provides information on people, organizational units and
locations within the U.S. Navy.  United States military personnel (i.e. those accessing the
service from a .mil Internet domain) may access the information through a specialised web
interface that provides both a browsing and sophisticated search mechanism.  The current
system supports NAVY personnel, civilian and military, working in Navy and Joint agencies.

Human Performance Center SPIDER
Check out all the resources and research information you can find on the HPC SPIDER, the
Navy's premier online resource for human performance and training technology for lifelong
learning. Evolving from the OTT SPIDER, the HPC SPIDER provides a wide range of
information to help you analyze performance requirements and use the latest training
research to develop system or training solutions, integrate learning tools, and evaluate results.

Navy Manpower Analysis Center
NAVMAC is a Bureau of Personnel (BUPERS) activity located in Millington, Tennessee. We
employ active duty military, civilian and contractor personnel. While the rest of BUPERS is
working to get the right sailor to the right job, we are defining the right job. While our focus
is on ships, submarines, aircraft squadrons and support units (SeaBees and SEALS), we
conduct special studies, and develop policy and procedures that have wide impact for the Navy.

Navy Associations Online
Created by Military.com - a comprehensive listing of Navy Associations with web sites online.
From American Gulf War Veterans Association to the Professional Women Officers
Association.

Space A Travel Guide
Fly for virtually free. Get the info you need to take advantage of Space Available flights. 
Then, take advantage of many convenient and inexpensive lodging options.

The Crew's Library Online Resources
The Crew's Library offers a variety of online resources through the Navy General Library
Program and the Telelibrary Project.

Navy Department Library
Mission is to enhance and enrich naval and maritime knowledge-based heritage by
preserving, acquiring, and providing access to pertinent books, manuscripts, and other
print and non-print materials for the benefit of the Navy and the nation. To increase and
foster that heritage by providing access to information using both traditional and non-
traditional formats and sources.

U.S. Military Ranks from About.com
Charts showing the comparison Enlisted and Officer Ranks of each U.S. Military Service,
including Rank History of each service, and History of the Chief Petty Officer.

Navy Articles & Resources from About.com
Information and resources about the United States Navy, including informative site links,
and information pages on history, policies, discharges, regulations, weapons, ships,
submarines, aircraft, reenlistments, ratings (jobs), forms, and more.

Online Resources from the Naval Historical Center
Great list of online resources of Navy web sites from the Naval Historical Center
including: Naval Aviation topics, an online photograph collection, traditions of the Naval
Service, Ship's History, and more.