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NAVADMIN 077-10 Community Service Health, Safety and Fitness Flagship Award Winners
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SUBJ/2009 COMMUNITY SERVICE HEALTH, SAFETY, AND FITNESS FLAGSHIP AWARD
WINNERS//
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A IS BUPERSINST 1650.12E, NAVY COMMUNITY SERVICE OF THE YEAR AWARD
PROGRAM. REF B IS OPNAVINST 5350.6C, NAVY COMMUNITY PROGRAM.// RMKS/1.
EACH YEAR THE NAVY RECOGNIZES VARIOUS SHORE, SEA, AND OVERSEAS COMMANDS
FOR OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS BY PRESENTING AWARDS IN FIVE
FLAGSHIP SPONSOR CATEGORIES: PERSONAL EXCELLENCE PARTNERSHIP; HEALTH,
SAFETY, AND FITNESS; PROJECT GOOD NEIGHBOR; CAMPAIGN DRUG FREE; AND
ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP.
2. IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE THAT I ANNOUNCE THE 2009 COMMUNITY
SERVICE
HEALTH, SAFETY, AND FITNESS FLAGSHIP AWARD WINNING
COMMANDS:
A. SMALL OVERSEAS WINNER: MOBILE MINE ASSEMBLY UNIT EIGHT
B. MEDIUM OVERSEAS WINNER: MARITIME EXPEDITIONARY SECURITY
SQUADRON SEVEN
C. LARGE OVERSEAS WINNER: U.S. NAVAL HOSPITAL, GUAM
D. MEDIUM SEA WINNER: USS MESA VERDE (LPD 19)
E. LARGE SEA WINNER: USS CARL VINSON (CVN 70)
F. SMALL SHORE WINNER: AFLOAT TRAINING GROUP MIDDLE PACIFIC,
PEARL HARBOR, HI
G. SMALL SHORE HONORABLE MENTION: NAVAL TECHNICAL TRAINING
CENTER, MERIDIAN, MS, AND SURFACE COMBAT SYSTEMS CENTER,
WALLOPS ISLAND, VA
H. MEDIUM SHORE WINNER: NAVAL AIR STATION, MERIDIAN, MS
I. MEDIUM SHORE HONORABLE MENTION: U.S NAVY CEREMONIAL GUARD,
ANACOSTIA ANNEX, DC
J. LARGE SHORE WINNER: NAVAL AIR STATION, PENSACOLA, FL
K. LARGE SHORE HONORABLE MENTION: NAVAL AIR STATION, PATUXENT
RIVER, MD, AND NAVY INFORMATION OPERATIONS COMMAND, FT
MEADE, MD
3. CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL WHO PARTICIPATED IN THESE NOTEWORTHY EFFORTS.
YOU HAVE MY SINCERE APPRECIATION FOR YOUR PERSONAL COMMITMENT AND
CONTINUED SUPPORT OF OUR NAVY'S COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM.
4. ALL AWARD WINNERS WILL RECEIVE COMMEMORATIVE PLAQUES AND THE
HONORABLE MENTIONS WILL RECEIVE CERTIFICATES FROM THE FLAG SPONSOR,
COMMANDER, NAVAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING COMMAND, IN RECOGNITION OF
THEIR
EXCEPTIONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
5. POINT OF CONTACT: HENRY GILES, NETC PENSACOLA FL, N00K, AT
(850) 452-4078/DSN 922, OR E-MAIL AT HENRY.GILES(AT)NAVY.MIL.
6. RELEASED BY VADM MARK FERGUSON, N1.//
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NAVADMIN 079-10 Calendar Year 2009 Thompson-Ravitz Awards for Excellence in Navy Public Affairs
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NAVADMIN 66-10 Energy Conservation Award
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NARR/REF A ESTABLISHED THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ENERGY CONSERVATION
AWARDS TO RECOGNIZE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS ACTIVITIES FOR OUTSTANDING
ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN ENERGY CONSERVATION AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT DURING
THE PRECEDING FISCAL YEAR. REF B IS SECNAV’S ENERGY MESSAGE TO THE
FLEET.//
RMKS/1. THIS NAVADMIN ANNOUNCES THE FY09 ENERGY CONSERVATION AWARDS
IAW REF A. ALTHOUGH THIS PROGRAM HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE FOR OVER A
DECADE, IT TAKES ON INCREASED SIGNIFICANCE THIS YEAR AS THE NAVY
PURSUES NEW OVERALL GOALS FOR ENERGY CONSERVATION AND EFFICIENCY.
ENERGY CONSERVATION (ENCON) IS A CRITICAL COMPONENT OF ENERGY
SECURITY AND ENERGY SECURITY IS THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY’S SIGNATORY
ISSUE.
2. REF B ANNOUNCED THE SECNAV’S DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY ENERGY TARGETS.
MEETING THE SECNAV GOAL OF 50% ALTERNATE FUELS BY 2020 REQUIRES US AS
A NAVY TO CONSUME FUEL AT A SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER RATE THAN IN THE PAST.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY IS THE LEAST COSTLY WAY TO MAKE THE GREATEST
DIFFERENCE IN FUEL REDUCTION AND BEHAVIORIAL CHANGES ARE ESSENTIAL TO
THE NAVY’S ABILITY TO REACH THESE GOALS. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE ENERGY
CONSERVATION AWARDS PROGRAM IS TO PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN ENERGY
CONSERVATION AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY.
RECOGNITION WILL BE GIVEN FOR OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP IN ENERGY
MANAGEMENT, INNOVATIONS IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY,
ENERGY CONSERVING APPROACHES TO TRAINING, DAILY OPERATIONS,
HOUSEKEEPING, AND MAINTENANCE. THIS PROGRAM REINFORCES NAVYS
LEADERSHIP AS AN OUTSTANDING STEWARD OF THE ENVIRONMENT.
3. ALL SHIPS ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM AS
AN EFFECTIVE MEANS OF PROMOTING INNOVATIVE AND EFFECTIVE ENERGY
MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE NAVY. THE INTENT OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO RECOGNIZE
ACHIEVEMENTS AT THE UNIT LEVEL. THE TWO CATEGORIES OF NAVAL UNITS
ELIGIBLE FOR TACTICAL ENERGY AWARDS ARE:
A. LARGE SHIPS (CREW OF 400 OR MORE)
B. SMALL SHIPS (CREW OF LESS THAN 400) 4. THE FOLLOWING FOUR
FUNCTIONAL AREAS WILL BE WEIGHTED AS THE AWARD CRITERIA FOR SHIPS.
A. TOTAL ENERGY SAVED (35 POINTS): TOTAL ENERGY SAVED IN FY09 CAN
BE CALCULATED IN BARRELS AND DOLLARS COMPARED TO PRIOR YEAR ENCON
BASELINES FOR UNDERWAY, NOT UNDERWAY, AND GAINS/LOSSES BY INVENTORY.
THE ENCON BASELINES ARE BASED ON A PREVIOUS THREE-YEAR NEURS
HISTORICAL AVERAGE. THERE IS A YEAR LAG BETWEEN BASELINES AND CURRENT
FISCAL YEAR. FOR EXAMPLE, THE FY09 BASELINE YEARS ARE FY07, 06, AND
05. SHIPS MAY VIEW THEIR CLASS AVERAGE BASELINE IN FY09 QUARTERLY
FUEL REPORTS AND ENCON WEBSITE AT HTTP://WWW.I-ENCON.COM.
SHIPS SHOULD USE THESE FUEL PERFORMANCE REPORTS TO DETERMINE TOTAL
ENERGY SAVINGS. OPERATIONAL SAVINGS ACHIEVED BY OPERATING YOUR SHIP
MORE EFFICIENTLY BOTH UNDERWAY AND NOT UNDERWAY ARE PRIMARY AWARD
CRITERIA. DOCKSIDE ENERGY SAVINGS ACHIEVED BY REDUCING HOTEL LOAD
DEMANDS WHILE OPTIMIZING COLD-IRON SUPPORT VERSUS NOT-UNDERWAY PLANT
OPERATION WILL ALSO BE CONSIDERED.
B. DESCRIPTION OF ACTIONS TAKEN (25 POINTS): PROVIDE A DETAILED
DESCRIPTION OF ACTIONS TAKEN TO ACHIEVE THE SAVINGS IDENTIFIED.
SHIPS MAY USE THE ENCON CHECKLIST POSTED ON THE WEBSITE AS A GUIDE.
C. AWARENESS AND TRAINING (25 POINTS): SHIPS WILL RECEIVE POINTS
FOR DOCUMENTED USE OF ENCON PROGRAM DOCUMENTATION SUCH AS GUIDES AND
SOFTWARE, ATTENDANCE AT ENCON SEMINARS, AND WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED VIA
VIDEO TELETRAINING (VTT) OR ONSITE TRAINING AT MAJOR NAVAL BASES. THE
VTT SCHEDULE IS POSTED ON THE ENCON WEBSITE.
D. INNOVATION (15 POINTS): ANY NEW IDEAS AND INNOVATIVE FEATURES
THAT MAKE THE APPROACH TO ENCON UNIQUE AND/OR ACHIEVING TECHNICAL OR
ECONOMIC BENEFITS OTHER THAN THOSE LISTED IN THE ENCON GUIDE OR CHECK
LIST WILL EARN ADDITIONAL POINTS.
5. AWARD SUBMISSIONS ARE DUE TO OPNAV N43 NLT 30 MARCH 2010. OPNAV
N43 WILL COORDINATE WITH NAVSEA 05 TO RECOMMEND AWARD WINNERS FOR
APPROVAL AND ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
6. RELEASED BY VADM M. K. LOOSE, N4.//
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ALNAV 010/10 Navy League of the United States FY09 Admiral Clark and General Jones Safety Awards
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SUBJ/NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES FY 09 ADMIRAL VERN CLARK AND
GENERAL JAMES L. JONES SAFETY AWARDS
RMKS/1. THE ADMIRAL VERN CLARK AND GENERAL JAMES L. JONES SAFETY
AWARDS WERE ESTABLISHED BY THE NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES TO
RECOGNIZE DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY GROUPS OR INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE
SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED THE SAFETY CULTURE WITHIN THE NAVY OR MARINE
CORPS.
2. A MINIMUM OF TWO SAFETY AWARDS, ONE NAVY AND ONE MARINE CORPS, ARE
PRESENTED ANNUALLY TO RECOGNIZE INNOVATIVE ACTIONS, EXAMPLES OR
SUGGESTIONS THAT HAVE REDUCED FATALITIES AND OR MISHAPS AMONG SAILORS,
MARINES OR CIVILIANS WITHIN THE DON.
MORE THAN ONE WINNER OF EACH AWARD MAY BE SELECTED AT THE DISCRETION OF
THE NAVY LEAGUE AWARDS SELECTION BOARD BASED ON THE NUMBER AND QUALITY
OF NOMINATIONS RECEIVED. IN ADDITION TO BEING RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR
COMMITMENT TO SAFETY EXCELLENCE AND THE NAVY OR MARINE CORPS, AWARDEES
WILL RECEIVE A COMMEMORATIVE AND A CASH AWARD.
3. CRITERIA, ELIGIBILITY AND NOMINATION SUBMISSION DETAILS ARE
AVAILABLE AT THE NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES WEBSITE AT
HTTP://WWW.NAVYLEAGUE.ORG/PUBLIC_RELATIONS/SAFETY_AWARDS.PHP.
DEADLINE FOR NOMINATION SUBMISSIONS IS 30 MAR 2010.
4. AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY LUNCHEON
DURING THE NAVY LEAGUE SEA-AIR-SPACE EXPOSITION, 3-5 MAY 2010, AT THE
GAYLORD NATIONAL RESORT AND CONFERENCE CENTER, NATIONAL HARBOR, MD.
5. POINT OF CONTACT IS DARRILYN CRANNEY (ODASN(SAFETY)) AT COMMERCIAL
(703) 614-5530/DSN 224-5530/FAX (703)614-1149, OR E-MAIL AT
DARRILYN.CRANNEY(AT)NAVY.MIL.
6. RELEASED BY RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.//
ALNAV 09/10 2010 Captain NEY Memorial Food Service Award
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SUBJ/2010 CAPTAIN EDWARD F. NEY MEMORIAL FOOD SERVICE AWARD RESULTS//
1. IT IS A PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THE RESULTS OF THE 2010 CAPTAIN EDWARD
F. NEY MEMORIAL AWARDS PROGRAM FOR FOOD SERVICE EXCELLENCE. MY
PERSONAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING OUTSTANDING FOOD SERVICE
TEAMS THAT REPRESENT THE NAVY WARFARE
ENTERPRISES:
A. CAPTAIN EDWARD F. NEY AFLOAT RESULTS, REPRESENTING THE NAVY
UNDERSEA ENTERPRISE, SURFACE WARFARE ENTERPRISE AND NAVAL AVIATION
ENTERPRISE:
SUBMARINE CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE: USS PROVIDENCE (SSN 719) (REPEAT WINNER) RUNNER UP: USS
WYOMING (BLUE) (SSBN 742) HONORABLE MENTION: USS OHIO (BLUE) (SSGN 726)
SMALL AFLOAT CATEGORY FIRST PLACE: USS VANDEGRIFT (FFG 48) RUNNER UP:
USS DOYLE (FFG 39) MEDIUM AFLOAT CATEGORY FIRST PLACE: USS TORTUGA
(LSD 46) RUNNER UP: USS THE SULLIVANS (DDG 68) HONORABLE MENTION: USS
JAMES E. WILLIAMS (DDG 95) LARGE AFLOAT CATEGORY FIRST PLACE: USS BLUE
RIDGE (LCC 19) RUNNER UP: USS WASP (LHD 1) AIRCRAFT CARRIER CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE: USS JOHN C. STENNIS (CVN 74) RUNNER UP: USS HARRY S.
TRUMAN (CVN 75)
B. CAPTAIN EDWARD F. NEY ASHORE GENERAL MESSES REPRESENTING
COMMANDER, NAVY INSTALLATIONS COMMAND (CNIC):
CONUS GENERAL MESS CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE: NAVAL AIR STATION PENSACOLA RUNNER UP: NAVAL STATION
NORFOLK OCONUS GENERAL MESS CATEGORY FIRST PLACE: NAVAL AIR STATION
SIGONELLA ITALY
RUNNER-UP: FLEET ACTIVITIES YOKOSUKA JAPAN
2. THESE ANNUAL AWARDS, CO-SPONSORED BY THE INTERNATIONAL FOOD SERVICE
EXECUTIVES ASSOCIATION (IFSEA), ENCOURAGE EXCELLENCE IN NAVY FOOD
SERVICE PROGRAMS WITH THE OBJECTIVE OF IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE
FOR OUR NAVY PERSONNEL. I COMMEND ALL NAVY WARFARE ENTERPRISES, CNIC,
AND INDIVIDUAL COMMANDS FOR THEIR HARD WORK AND COMMITMENT TO
EXCELLENCE.
3. FIRST PLACE WINNERS AND RUNNER-UPS WILL BE RECOGNIZED DURING THE
IFSEA CONFERENCE ON SATURDAY, 17 APRIL 2010, IN RENO, NV.
AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED DURING THE JOINT MILITARY AND IFSEA FOOD
SERVICE EXCELLENCE AWARDS CEREMONY SATURDAY EVENING.
4. RELEASED BY RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.//
ALNAV 006/10 2009 Admiral Zumwalt Award Winners
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SUBJ/2009 ADMIRAL ELMO R. ZUMWALT AWARD WINNERS//
RMKS/1. IT IS MY PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THE RECIPIENTS OF THE ADMIRAL
ELMO R. ZUMWALT AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN LODGING MANAGEMENT FOR CALENDAR
YEAR 2009. LODGING OPERATIONS, TO INCLUDE FACILITIES, SERVICE, FINANCE
AND MANAGEMENT, ARE ACCREDITED AND EVALUATED PERIODICALLY BASED ON
ESTABLISHED PERFORMANCE STANDARDS. SIMILAR TO COMMERCIAL HOTEL
INDUSTRY QUALITY STANDARD RATINGS, NAVY GATEWAY INNS AND SUITES
ACTIVITIES ARE AWARDED 3, 4, OR 5-STAR RATINGS.
THIS YEAR, 15 INSTALLATIONS ACHIEVED A 5-STAR RATING IN ALL AREAS:
A. NAVAL BASE POINT LOMA, CA – NMAWC
B. NAVAL BASE SAN DIEGO, CA
C. NAVAL AIR FACILITY EL CENTRO, CA
D. NAVAL AIR STATION LEMOORE, CA
E. NAVAL AIR STATION BRUNSWICK, ME
F. NAVAL STATION NEWPORT, RI
G. NAVAL SHIPYARD PORTSMOUTH, ME
H. NAVAL AIR STATION OCEANA, VA
I. NAVAL WEAPONS STATION YORKTOWN, VA
J. NORFOLK NAVAL SHIPYARD, VA
K. JOINT FORCES STAFF COLLEGE
L. NAVAL AIR STATION WHIDBEY ISLAND, WA M. NAVAL BASE KITSAP, WA -
NSB BANGOR N. U.S. NAVAL STATION ROTA, SPAIN O. NAVAL STATION PEARL
HARBOR, HI
2. ACHIEVING A 5-STAR RATING IS A SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENT. BRAVO
ZULU TO THE COMMANDS FOR THEIR COMMITMENT TO PROVIDE THE HIGHEST LEVEL
OF SERVICE.
3. RELEASED BY ROBERT O. WORK, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY, ACTING.//
ALNAV 003/10 2010 Annual Navy League Sea Service Awards
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SUBJ/2010 ANNUAL NAVY LEAGUE SEA SERVICE AWARDS//
POC/AWARDS BOARD/NA/CALLSIGN: NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES/
LOC/ARLINGTON, VA/TEL: (703) 528-1775/
EMAIL/AMOGENSEN(AT)NAVYLEAGUE.ORG//
RMKS/1. THE NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES (NLUS) IS A NATIONAL
ORGANIZATION OF MORE THAN 55,000 MEMBERS AND OVER 270 COUNCILS
THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND OVERSEAS. EACH YEAR, NLUS PRESENTS
AWARDS IN RECOGNITION OF OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN
LEADERSHIP, MARITIME AFFAIRS, SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS, ENGINEERING
EXCELLENCE, LOGISTICS COMPETENCE, EXCELLENCE IN INTELLIGENCE, AND
SERVICE TO COMMUNITY AND COUNTRY. ALL ACTIVE AND RESERVE NAVY AND
MARINE CORPS MEMBERS ARE ELIGIBLE. COAST GUARD MEMBERS AND CIVILIANS
MAY ALSO BE ELIGIBLE FOR SOME AWARDS.
2. THE NLUS AWARDS FOLLOW:
A. THE JOHN PAUL JONES AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP
RECOGNIZES A NAVY OFFICER WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO
THE HIGH STANDARDS OF LEADERSHIP IN THE NAVAL SERVICE.
B. THE ADMIRAL CLAUDE V. RICKETTS AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL
LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES TWO NAVY ENLISTED (ONE E-7 OR ABOVE AND ONE E-6
OR BELOW) THAT HAVE DEMONSTRATED LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE.
C. THE CAPTAIN WINIFRED QUICK COLLINS AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL
LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES TWO NAVY OR MARINE CORPS FEMALES (ONE OFFICER AND
ONE ENLISTED) WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED EXCEPTIONAL LEADERSHIP AND
PERFORMANCE IN THEIR MILITARY DUTIES AND HAVE REFLECTED CREDIT ON WOMEN
IN THE NAVAL SERVICE.
D. THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN A. LEJEUNE AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL
LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES A MARINE CORPS OFFICER WHO HAS MADE AN
OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF LEADERSHIP IN THE
MARINE CORPS.
E. THE GENERAL GERALD C. THOMAS AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP
RECOGNIZES AN ENLISTED MARINE WHO HAS DEMONSTRATED OUTSTANDING
LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE.
F. THE STEPHEN DECATUR AWARD FOR OPERATIONAL COMPETENCE RECOGNIZES
A NAVY OFFICER OR SAILOR WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING PERSONAL
CONTRIBUTION IN THE COURSE OF ACTUAL NAVAL OPERATIONS THAT HAS ADVANCED
THE READINESS AND COMPETENCE OF THE NAVAL SERVICE.
G. THE GENERAL HOLLAND M. SMITH AWARD FOR OPERATIONAL COMPETENCE
RECOGNIZES A MARINE CORPS OFFICER OR ENLISTED MARINE WHO HAS MADE AN
OUTSTANDING PERSONAL CONTRIBUTION THAT HAS ADVANCED THE READINESS AND
COMPETENCE OF THE NAVAL SERVICE IN THE COURSE OF ACTUAL OPERATIONS.
H. THE ROBERT M. THOMPSON AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CIVILIAN
LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES A CIVILIAN WHO HAS FURTHERED THE CAUSE OF
SEAPOWER.
I. THE REAR ADMIRAL WILLIAM S. PARSONS AWARD FOR SCIENTIFIC AND
TECHNICAL PROGRESS RECOGNIZES A NAVY OR MARINE CORPS SERVICE MEMBER OR
CIVILIAN WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION IN ANY FIELD OF
SCIENCE THAT HAS FURTHERED THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS OF THE NAVY OR
MARINE CORPS.
J. THE ALFRED THAYER MAHAN AWARD FOR LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT
RECOGNIZES A NAVY OR MARINE SERVICE MEMBER OR CIVILIAN FOR A NOTABLE
LITERARY CONTRIBUTION THAT HAS ADVANCED THE IMPORTANCE AND CAUSE OF
SEAPOWER IN THE UNITED STATES.
K. THE HONORABLE J. WILLIAM MIDDENDORF II AWARD FOR ENGINEERING
EXCELLENCE RECOGNIZES A NAVY PETTY OFFICER WHO HAS DEMONSTRATED
OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE REQUIRED WHILE
ASSIGNED TO A DEPLOYED SHIP.
L. THE ADMIRAL BEN MOREELL AWARD FOR LOGISTICS COMPETENCE
RECOGNIZES AN OFFICER (NAVY OR MARINE CORPS) AND AN ENLISTED SERVICE
MEMBER (NAVY OR MARINE CORPS) WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING PERSONAL
CONTRIBUTION THAT HAS ADVANCED THE LOGISTICS READINESS AND COMPETENCE
OF THE NAVAL SERVICE.
3. SEA SERVICE AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE OF NAVAL PROFESSIONALS IN
INTELLIGENCE, THE MERCHANT MARINES, AND COAST GUARD SPONSORED BY NLUS
FOLLOW:
A. CIVILIAN MARINERS AWARDS FOR THE NAVAL FLEET AUXILIARY FORCE
AND SPECIAL MISSION SHIPS ARE THE CAPTAIN ARTHUR L. JOHNSON AWARD FOR
INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND THE ABLE SEAMAN OSCAR CHAPPELL AWARD FOR
OUTSTANDING MARITIME STEWARDSHIP.
B. COAST GUARD AWARDS ARE THE CAPTAIN DAVID H. JARVIS AWARD FOR
INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP BY A COAST GUARD OFFICER AND THE DOUGLAS A.
MUNRO AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP BY AN ENLISTED COAST GUARDSMAN.
C. THE NAVAL INTELLIGENCE FOUNDATION AWARD FOR EXECEPTIONAL
LEADERSHIP IN INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT TO THE FLEET IS AWARDED TO THAT
OFFICER OF THE SEA SERVICES, IN THE PAY GRADES OF O-4, O-5, OR O-6, AND
SELECTED AMONG THOSE NOMINATED BY AFLOAT AND SHORE-BASED COMMANDS.
4. NOMINATIONS:
A. NOMINATION CRITERIA. NOMINATIONS MUST BE FULLY SUBSTANTIATED
AND REFLECT A CAREFUL AND CONSCIENTIOUS EVALUATION OF THE NOMINEE. EACH
NOMINATION PACKAGE SHALL INCLUDE:
(1) A COVER PAGE WITH NOMINEE’S FULL NAME, RANK/RATE, CURRENT
DUTY STATION AND ADDRESS, HOME ADDRESS, WORK AND HOME PHONE NUMBERS,
HOME OF RECORD, LENGTH OF SERVICE (FOR MILITARY NOMINEES), NAME OF
AWARD BEING NOMINATED FOR, POC NAME, RANK/RATE, ADDRESS, COMMERCIAL
PHONE NUMBER, FAX NUMBER, EMAIL ADDRESS, AND SIGNATURE OF COMMANDING
OFFICER.
(2) A NOMINATION ACHIEVEMENT/JUSTIFICATION SECTION IN PARAGRAPH
OR BULLETIZED FORMAT. IT SHOULD EXPLAIN IN A MANNER EASILY UNDERSTOOD
BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND SHOULD AVOID ACRONYMS, GENERALITIES OR
EXCESSIVE USE OF SUPERLATIVES.
(3) A PROPOSED CITATION IN STANDARD PARAGRAPH FORM.
B. SUBMISSION. THE REQUESTED METHOD OF SUBMISSION IS VIA E-MAIL
TO SEASERVICEAWARDS(AT)NAVYLEAGUE.ORG WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS IN MS WORD
FORMAT OR ADOBE ACROBAT. NOMINATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN
MARCH 31, 2010.
5. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE AWARDS AND NOMINATION PROCESS
MAY BE FOUND ON THE NAVY LEAGUE WEB SITE, WWW.NAVYLEAGUE.ORG, UNDER
ANNUAL SEA SERVICE AWARDS.
6. AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE ANNUAL NAVY LEAGUE CONVENTION IN
JACKSONVILLE, FL IN OCTOBER 2010.
7. RELEASED BY THE HONORABLE RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
ALLNAV 03-10 2010 Annual Navy League Sea Service Awards
222106Z JAN 10 FM SECNAV WASHINGTON DC TO ALNAV ALNAV 003/10 MSGID/GENADMIN/SECNAV WASHINGTON DC/-/JAN// SUBJ/2010 ANNUAL NAVY LEAGUE SEA SERVICE AWARDS// POC/AWARDS BOARD/NA/CALLSIGN: NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES/ LOC/ARLINGTON, VA/TEL: (703) 528-1775/ EMAIL/AMOGENSEN(AT)NAVYLEAGUE.ORG// RMKS/1. THE NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES (NLUS) IS A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF MORE THAN 55,000 MEMBERS AND OVER 270 COUNCILS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND OVERSEAS. EACH YEAR, NLUS PRESENTS AWARDS IN RECOGNITION OF OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS IN LEADERSHIP, MARITIME AFFAIRS, SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS, ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE, LOGISTICS COMPETENCE, EXCELLENCE IN INTELLIGENCE, AND SERVICE TO COMMUNITY AND COUNTRY. ALL ACTIVE AND RESERVE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS MEMBERS ARE ELIGIBLE. COAST GUARD MEMBERS AND CIVILIANS MAY ALSO BE ELIGIBLE FOR SOME AWARDS. 2. THE NLUS AWARDS FOLLOW: A. THE JOHN PAUL JONES AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES A NAVY OFFICER WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO THE HIGH STANDARDS OF LEADERSHIP IN THE NAVAL SERVICE. B. THE ADMIRAL CLAUDE V. RICKETTS AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES TWO NAVY ENLISTED (ONE E-7 OR ABOVE AND ONE E-6 OR BELOW) THAT HAVE DEMONSTRATED LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE. C. THE CAPTAIN WINIFRED QUICK COLLINS AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES TWO NAVY OR MARINE CORPS FEMALES (ONE OFFICER AND ONE ENLISTED) WHO HAVE DEMONSTRATED EXCEPTIONAL LEADERSHIP AND PERFORMANCE IN THEIR MILITARY DUTIES AND HAVE REFLECTED CREDIT ON WOMEN IN THE NAVAL SERVICE. D. THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL JOHN A. LEJEUNE AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES A MARINE CORPS OFFICER WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF LEADERSHIP IN THE MARINE CORPS. E. THE GENERAL GERALD C. THOMAS AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES AN ENLISTED MARINE WHO HAS DEMONSTRATED OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE. F. THE STEPHEN DECATUR AWARD FOR OPERATIONAL COMPETENCE RECOGNIZES A NAVY OFFICER OR SAILOR WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING PERSONAL CONTRIBUTION IN THE COURSE OF ACTUAL NAVAL OPERATIONS THAT HAS ADVANCED THE READINESS AND COMPETENCE OF THE NAVAL SERVICE. G. THE GENERAL HOLLAND M. SMITH AWARD FOR OPERATIONAL COMPETENCE RECOGNIZES A MARINE CORPS OFFICER OR ENLISTED MARINE WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING PERSONAL CONTRIBUTION THAT HAS ADVANCED THE READINESS AND COMPETENCE OF THE NAVAL SERVICE IN THE COURSE OF ACTUAL OPERATIONS. H. THE ROBERT M. THOMPSON AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING CIVILIAN LEADERSHIP RECOGNIZES A CIVILIAN WHO HAS FURTHERED THE CAUSE OF SEAPOWER. I. THE REAR ADMIRAL WILLIAM S. PARSONS AWARD FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL PROGRESS RECOGNIZES A NAVY OR MARINE CORPS SERVICE MEMBER OR CIVILIAN WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION IN ANY FIELD OF SCIENCE THAT HAS FURTHERED THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROGRESS OF THE NAVY OR MARINE CORPS. J. THE ALFRED THAYER MAHAN AWARD FOR LITERARY ACHIEVEMENT RECOGNIZES A NAVY OR MARINE SERVICE MEMBER OR CIVILIAN FOR A NOTABLE LITERARY CONTRIBUTION THAT HAS ADVANCED THE IMPORTANCE AND CAUSE OF SEAPOWER IN THE UNITED STATES. K. THE HONORABLE J. WILLIAM MIDDENDORF II AWARD FOR ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE RECOGNIZES A NAVY PETTY OFFICER WHO HAS DEMONSTRATED OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE REQUIRED WHILE ASSIGNED TO A DEPLOYED SHIP. L. THE ADMIRAL BEN MOREELL AWARD FOR LOGISTICS COMPETENCE RECOGNIZES AN OFFICER (NAVY OR MARINE CORPS) AND AN ENLISTED SERVICE MEMBER (NAVY OR MARINE CORPS) WHO HAS MADE AN OUTSTANDING PERSONAL CONTRIBUTION THAT HAS ADVANCED THE LOGISTICS READINESS AND COMPETENCE OF THE NAVAL SERVICE. 3. SEA SERVICE AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE OF NAVAL PROFESSIONALS IN INTELLIGENCE, THE MERCHANT MARINES, AND COAST GUARD SPONSORED BY NLUS FOLLOW: A. CIVILIAN MARINERS AWARDS FOR THE NAVAL FLEET AUXILIARY FORCE AND SPECIAL MISSION SHIPS ARE THE CAPTAIN ARTHUR L. JOHNSON AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND THE ABLE SEAMAN OSCAR CHAPPELL AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING MARITIME STEWARDSHIP. B. COAST GUARD AWARDS ARE THE CAPTAIN DAVID H. JARVIS AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP BY A COAST GUARD OFFICER AND THE DOUGLAS A. MUNRO AWARD FOR INSPIRATIONAL LEADERSHIP BY AN ENLISTED COAST GUARDSMAN. C. THE NAVAL INTELLIGENCE FOUNDATION AWARD FOR EXECEPTIONAL LEADERSHIP IN INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT TO THE FLEET IS AWARDED TO THAT OFFICER OF THE SEA SERVICES, IN THE PAY GRADES OF O-4, O-5, OR O-6, AND SELECTED AMONG THOSE NOMINATED BY AFLOAT AND SHORE-BASED COMMANDS. 4. NOMINATIONS: A. NOMINATION CRITERIA. NOMINATIONS MUST BE FULLY SUBSTANTIATED AND REFLECT A CAREFUL AND CONSCIENTIOUS EVALUATION OF THE NOMINEE. EACH NOMINATION PACKAGE SHALL INCLUDE: (1) A COVER PAGE WITH NOMINEE'S FULL NAME, RANK/RATE, CURRENT DUTY STATION AND ADDRESS, HOME ADDRESS, WORK AND HOME PHONE NUMBERS, HOME OF RECORD, LENGTH OF SERVICE (FOR MILITARY NOMINEES), NAME OF AWARD BEING NOMINATED FOR, POC NAME, RANK/RATE, ADDRESS, COMMERCIAL PHONE NUMBER, FAX NUMBER, EMAIL ADDRESS, AND SIGNATURE OF COMMANDING OFFICER. (2) A NOMINATION ACHIEVEMENT/JUSTIFICATION SECTION IN PARAGRAPH OR BULLETIZED FORMAT. IT SHOULD EXPLAIN IN A MANNER EASILY UNDERSTOOD BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND SHOULD AVOID ACRONYMS, GENERALITIES OR EXCESSIVE USE OF SUPERLATIVES. (3) A PROPOSED CITATION IN STANDARD PARAGRAPH FORM. B. SUBMISSION. THE REQUESTED METHOD OF SUBMISSION IS VIA E-MAIL TO SEASERVICEAWARDS(AT)NAVYLEAGUE.ORG WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS IN MS WORD FORMAT OR ADOBE ACROBAT. NOMINATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN MARCH 31, 2010. 5. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING THE AWARDS AND NOMINATION PROCESS MAY BE FOUND ON THE NAVY LEAGUE WEB SITE, WWW.NAVYLEAGUE.ORG, UNDER ANNUAL SEA SERVICE AWARDS. 6. AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE ANNUAL NAVY LEAGUE CONVENTION IN JACKSONVILLE, FL IN OCTOBER 2010. 7. RELEASED BY THE HONORABLE RAY MABUS, SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
