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As part of Operation MWR, The All-American Rejects rocked NAS JRB New Orleans, NCBC Gulfport, and NAS Meridian, kicking off the summer with unforgettable performances.
Sailors and families aboard the USS Gerald R. Ford enjoyed an unforgettable evening as Old Dominion performed a special concert on the flight deck. The event, hosted by Navy MWR, also included the filming of the band's latest music video.
The Leadership in Training (LIT) Executive students participate in a specialized Child and Youth Programs training at Naval Base San Diego, aimed at providing hands-on learning during the six-week course.
Jim Gaffigan brought laughter to Naval Station Great Lakes on May 9, 2024, with his Operation MWR comedy tour. Opening with Ryan Hamilton, the night was a hit, connecting Sailors and families through humor.
Plain White T's rocked Bahrain on May 15 and 16 with Operation MWR concerts, bringing service members and families unforgettable performances and a sense of home.
From virtual bingo to cooking and improv, Navy MWR's Virtual Single Sailor Program delivers fun, connection, and creativity for Sailors, offering engaging events right to their screens.
Plain White T’s and BRELAND performed for nearly 4,000 at Operation MWR at Naval Station Everett and NAS Whidbey Island, boosting morale for military families with free concerts.
Naval Base San Diego’s Operation MWR transformed Admiral Prout Field into a major concert venue for 10,000 attendees. The event featured BRELAND's genre-blending set and Weezer's energetic performance, bringing joy to military families.
RIMPAC Esports debuted at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, bringing together 128 competitors from the U.S., Germany, Korea, Italy, and Brunei for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III.
Ludacris and DJ Vito electrify Naval Air Station Patuxent River! Over 5,000 attendees enjoyed an unforgettable Operation MWR concert, highlighting Navy Entertainment's commitment to quality of life.
The Pathways Journey: Let Your Voice Be Heard Virtual Focus Groups continue to gain momentum as the Navy and OPM prioritize military spouse employment.
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Navy FFR MWR's inaugural Esports Fitness Challenge merges physical fitness with esports to enhance camaraderie and wellness. Compete, win prizes, and climb the leaderboard!
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Over four dynamic days, spouses, transitioning service members and veterans looking for career services participated in an array of educational sessions and virtual job booths provided by the Fleet and Family Services Center (FFSC) Federal Hiring Summit.
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Navy MWR Seeks Feedback through Annual Customer Satisfaction Survey

 

By Naomi Wilkins, Commander, Navy Installations Command

WASHINGTON - In an effort to enhance services and facilities for Service Members, the Navy Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) program has launched its annual Customer Satisfaction Survey, extending an invitation to active duty personnel to share their feedback.

Over 30,000 active duty Service Members have already begun receiving e-mail invitations to participate in the survey; both those who utilize and those who do not utilize installation MWR services and facilities. The survey seeks to assess whether the MWR program is effectively fulfilling its mission and adequately meeting the needs of service members.

Participants are urged to share their perspectives, offering insights that will help shape future programming decisions, facilities and other services at their installations. “As part of our commitment to providing excellent service and meeting the needs of Navy personnel, we rely on your feedback to ensure we're on the right track,” explains Lisa Sexauer, Fleet Readiness Director.

The survey is open through May 2024. Service Members who have been selected to participate will receive timely reminders, which are part of a proactive strategy to encourage maximum participation and to accumulate as many responses as possible. “Together, we can ensure that our Service Members receive the best possible opportunities for Quality of Life programming,” adds Sexauer.

 

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