WASHINGTON, DC (June 17, 2021) - Capt. Mark Burns assumes command of Naval Support Activity Washington from Capt. Grahame Dicks in a ceremony held in Leutze Park, Washington Navy Yard. (U.S. Navy video by Adm. Gooding Center staff)
Naval Support Activity Washington (NSAW) celebrated its hard-working Sailors and civilian employees during an awards ceremony June 20 at the Washington Navy Yard’s Admiral Gooding Center. The command manages six installations in the Washington, D.C. area and supports 109 tenant commands and activities. Capt. Mark Burns, commanding officer of NSAW Washington, praised recipients and said he was “humbled” to be a part of the promotion of...
Naval Support Activity Washington’s new Chief of Police is no stranger to law enforcement, the Navy or the National Capital area. Byron Bailey is a “born and raised” son of Washington, D.C. and has worked at both the federal and state levels of law enforcement – including stints at several installations in the Naval District Washington region – for nearly 20 years.
