Congratulations to the graduates of Officer Candidate School, Class 12-23, at the Officer Training Command Newport, June 23, 2023. Special guest speaker: Captain Craig T. Mattingly, Commander, Naval Service Training Command.
Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro announced the winners of the annual Ney Awards Apr. 5, 2023 recognizing undersea, surface warfare, naval aviation and shore-based galleys for excellence in food service. Naval Station Newport's Ney Hall Galley won the Commander, Navy Installations Command East Coast General Mess category.
Children from NAVSTA Newport CYP created door decorations with holiday messages as a way to welcome back residents of the unaccompanied housing quarters from annual leave and special liberty. This project was a collaboration between UH staff and CYP staff to lift the spirits of residents.
The 11,000-pound U.S.S. Constellation anchor was removed from its display area alongside the Naval War College Museum today in order to transport the artifact to Mystic, CT for restoration. The Constellation was homeported here from 1894 to 1946, serving as a training vessel at the installation. Today, the ship is a museum in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. The project is estimated to take several months to complete. The Constellation was the last...
NEWPORT — If you asked the young apprentices working at Navy if they thought they would ever be getting paid to work full time—while getting a degree free of charge—they would probably laugh.
The recent high school graduates working aboard the installation in the Navy Facilities Command say they found out about the program through teachers, friends and advisors, but admitted they were shocked that an opportunity like this exists.
Naval Station Newport personnel had the honor of joining leadership from the World War II (WWII) Foundation, WWII veterans, veteran service organizations and U.S. Senator Jack Reed this morning to accept and transfer a piece of Naval History – a 220-lb. metal piece of the USS Arizona – from Warwick to Wakefield, R.I.
