U.S. Navy Reserve

Congratulations to the following officers who screened for aviation command: ? ·???????CDR Brendan Aubrey Buholzer ·???????CDR Colin Michael Cleary ·???????CDR Patrick Francis Gahan ·???????CDR David Larkin Long ·???????CDR Ross Jesse Notz ·???????CDR Chad Wesley Peterson ·???????LCDR Abraham Michael Beates ·???????LCDR Lauren Catherine Buss ·???????LCDR Jason Jerome Cammarata ·???????LCDR Jason Michael Ely ·???????LCDR Justin Michael Falk ·???????LCDR Patrick James Fedewa ·???????LCDR Jeremy Jay Harris ·???????LCDR Michael T Marlow ·???????LCDR Branden M Reed ·???????LCDR Timothy Carlton Steiner ·???????LCDR Grant Vittorio Strickland Command is both a tremendous privilege and responsibility - I have full confidence in your ability to lead our Sailors with distinction.

Warfighting Readiness is our priority and key for every Reserve Sailor. To make your drill weekends easier—use this quick checklist to stay on top of medical, admin, and training essentials each drill weekend.

Congratulations to our outstanding Navy Reserve Sailors, who were selected by the FY-26 Navy Reserve Command Master Chief Advancement Selection Board for advancement to Command Master Chief Petty Officer (CMDCM)! Your selection reflects the dedication, expertise, and exceptional professionalism that strengthen our Navy Reserve force. Selected Reserve (SELRES) and Training and Administration of the Reserve (TAR) CMDCMs: CMDCM Issa Bradford (TAR) CMDCM Dennis Iba Go (TAR) CMDCM Gregor Harris (TAR) CMDCM Chery Heavens (TAR) CMDCM Adrian Hurst (TAR) CMDCM Aliscia Malone (TAR) CMDCM Damon Maxile (TAR) CMDCM Will O'Connell (SELRES) CMDCM Monica L. Soto (TAR) Congratulations also to the following TAR and SELRES members selected for rating conversion and assignment as Command Master Chief: AFCM Fernando L. Carson (TAR) HMCM Christopher C. Cheek (TAR) HTCM Johnny E. Brannen (SELRES) MACM Jamie J. Keatts (SELRES) BMCM Joseph A. Shadwick (SELRES) CBCM Jason M. Sheriff (SELRES) LSCS Felton L. Burks (TAR) LSCS Christopher M. Cataldo (TAR) AOCS Bryan A. Debrie (TAR) ITSC Devandreon S. Dunn (TAR) HMCS Silvester Rodriguez (TAR) ATCS Zachary M. Summy (TAR) HMCS Desiree A. Moscon (TAR) ISCS Christine M. Hanley (SELRES) GMCS Dionicio G. Parra (SELRES) ITNCS Patrick T. Timm (SELRES) You represent the very best of the Navy Reserve…THE NATION’S STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE, READY ON DAY ONE. Bravo Zulu on this remarkable career milestone!

NRC Washington DC Leadership Symposium— This weekend, Vice Adm. Nancy Lacore and Force Master Chief Tracy L. Hunt delivered a powerful message to Navy Reserve leaders: our warfighting readiness is non-negotiable. With 2027 on the horizon, we must act with urgency to prepare for high-end combat. Navy Reserve Centers (NRCs) are more than drill sites—they are the Foundation that support Warfighters. Reserve Sailors play a vital role in achieving the Navy Reserve Strategic Advantage and ensuring the Navy Reserve is Ready on Day One. -NRCs are more than drill sites—they are warfighting platforms. -Reservists bring critical skills that amplify the Navy’s lethality. -Collaboration at all levels is key to achieving the Navy Reserve Strategic Advantage. U.S. Navy photos by MCC Patrick Gordon

For 110 Years and counting, the Navy Reserve has been the Strategic Advantage of the World’s Most Powerful Navy. Happy Birthday, Navy Reserve!! ?? ?? ????

Happy Birthday, Navy Reserve! Here’s to 110 Years (and counting) as the Strategic Advantage of the World’s Most Powerful Navy!! ?? ?? ????

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Vice Adm. Nancy Lacore, Chief of Navy Reserve, visited Hawaii to connect with Sailors and leaders from U.S. Pacific Fleet, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, VR-1 (Hooyah Wayfinders), Naval Air Force Reserve, Fleet Logistics Support Wing, and Navy Reserve Center Pearl Harbor. The visit highlighted how the Navy Reserve delivers combat power where it counts most—the Indo-Pacific, the world’s most strategically vital region. From aircraft readiness at VR-1 to mobilization and training at Pearl Harbor, every stop reinforced a clear message: Our people are the Navy’s strategic advantage. Through continuous training and seamless teamwork with active-duty counterparts, Reserve Sailors sharpen their skills to fight and win—ready to deliver real combat power whenever and wherever the mission demands. In an increasingly contested Indo-Pacific, speed and strength are everything. That’s why the Navy Reserve stands ready to respond—fast, first, and alongside the fleet. Reserve Sailors aren’t weekend warriors—they are an essential part of America’s Warfighting Navy, proving why we are always “Ready on Day One.”

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“To ensure an accurate DD-214-1 and the correct entitlements, Reservists preparing to separate should continually review their retirement points, and submit accurate and timely separation or retirement requests at least 60 days before they leave the Navy,” said Rear Adm. Stu Satterwhite, Commander, MyNavy Career Center (MNCC). https://lnkd.in/eewtz2VP