The Office of the Naval Inspector General (NAVINSGEN) has undergone significant evolution since its establishment in 1942, reflecting the changing needs and priorities of the U.S. Navy. Understanding its development is crucial to grasping its current multifaceted role.
To maintain combat readiness, our Navy and Marine Corps pilots and aircrew require more than just skill and courage, their mental well-being is paramount. A recent study published in Psychological Services by CAPT Carrie Kennedy, PhD, and the Office of the Naval Inspector Generalā€™s own LCDR (sel) Jacob Westerberg, PhD, highlights the critical role of specialized training for healthcare providers.
Vice Admiral Glynn Donaho, the twelfth Naval Inspector General, boasted a career marked by distinguished service, rising from the depths of submarine warfare to the highest ranks of the US Navy. Donaho's legacy extends beyond his impressive list of accomplishments. His unwavering dedication, strategic brilliance, and commitment to justice left an indelible mark on the US Navy, solidifying his place as one of its most respected figures.
