Podcasts about fleet activities yokosuka

In our fourth part of the #WelcomeAboardYokosuka mini-series, we talk with Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Yokosuka's director, Caroline Coffer, and CFA Yokosuka Fleet & Family Support Center's Personal Financial Manager, Germaine Moore, about financial planning leading up to your PCS to Yokosuka and where to find resources to better prepare for expenses common in Japan, but uncommon in the United States. We also welcome Personnel Specialist 1st Class Alex Ponce and Personnel Specialist 2nd Class Juacole Flynn of Regional Support Center Yokosuka to go over financial entitlements and benefits to ask your Command Pay and Personnel Administrator, or CPPA. Resources: CFAY Website: https://cnrj.cnic.navy.mil/Installations/CFA-Yokosuka/ CFAY ‘Welcome Aboard' webpage: https://cnrj.cnic.navy.mil/Installations/CFA-Yokosuka/Welcome-Aboard/

In our third part of the #WelcomeAboardYokosuka mini-series, we discuss household goods, Post Office services on Fleet Activities Yokosuka and Ikego Housing Area, and what to do with all of the packing materials after the movers leave. Our experts include the Deputy Director of the Joint Personal Property Shipping Office Louis Juers, Matthew Morrison of NAVSUP FLC Yokosuka, CFAY's Public Works Officer Cmdr. Tyler Sharar, and Chief Logisitics Specialist Dinchel Adolfo from the NAVSUP FLC Yokosuka operated Post Office. Resources: CFAY Website: https://cnrj.cnic.navy.mil/Installations/CFA-Yokosuka/ CFAY ‘Welcome Aboard' webpage: https://cnrj.cnic.navy.mil/Installations/CFA-Yokosuka/Welcome-Aboard/

In this Pacific Newsbreak, Secretary of Defense James Mattis travels to the Pacific. USS Frank Cable returns to Guam and Seabees remove a damaged pier in Sasebo. Also in Japan, Vice Admiral Robert Burke visits Fleet Activities Yokosuka to discuss the Sailor 2025 program.

The Fleet Activities Yokosuka community remembers the 10 USS John S. McCain Sailors who lost their lives in a collision at sea.

USS John S. McCain (DDG 56) is lowered from the heavy lift transport MV Treasure and moored pier side at Fleet Activities (FLEACT) Yokosuka.

USS McCain Arrived at Fleet Activities Yokosuka for Repairs, Gas! Gas! Gas! Seabees Hone Deployment Readiness, Chief of Naval Personnel issued Suspension of Early out Policy.

Fleet Activities Yokosuka Honors USS John S. McCain

Sailors aboard USS Benfold volunteer to give children from around Fleet Activities Yokosuka a tour of the ship.

Fleet Activities Yokosuka Honors USS Fitzgerald, Countdown to 2017 DOD Warrior Games

Rear Admiral Gregory Fenton takes command of US Naval Forces Japan and Navy Region Japan in a change of command ceremony held at Fleet Activities Yokosuka.

Volunteers and members of the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society assist Sailors upon their return.

Sailors from Fleet Activities Yokosuka come together to honor fallen service members during a community relations project at Yokohama Foreign General Cemetery.

Junior officers from around Fleet Activities Yokosuka teamed up with Yokosuka Middle School for Future Leaders Education and Experiential Training, or FLEET.

Fleet Activities Yokosuka Kicks off Sexual Assault and Prevention Month

SECDEF tours Indo-Asia Pacific and visits Yokota air base and Fleet Activities Yokosuka.

Sailors improve their leadership skills at Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka and Guam shows its support for service members.

Japan is home to all branches of the U.S. military and the opportunity to train together is one of the advantages to having neighboring branches so close together. Petty Officer Brian M. Brooks shows us how Army and Navy come together to practice some very real world life saving techniques.

YOKOSUKA, Japan. U.S. Navy Barge YON-287, filled with 851,000 liters (225,000 gallons) of fresh water, departs Fleet Activities Yokosuka March 26 to support cooling efforts at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. YON-287 is the 2nd barge of two supplied by the U.S. Navy at the request of the Government of Japan to aid in the cooling efforts. The two barges supplied a total of 1.89 million liters (500,000 gallons) of fresh water. This transfer will not involve the use of U.S. Navy personnel. The barge was delivered to Japan Maritime Self Defense Force multipurpose support ship JS Amakusa (AMS 4303) to transfer it north. Produced by Petty Officer 1st Class Brock A. Taylor. This video available in high definition. jpearthquake11