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Everett MWR team united to support Operation MWR, featuring performances by Plain White T's and BRELAND, ensuring a successful and memorable event for the military community.

Experience the Battle of the Branches at the 2nd Armed Forces Esports Championship, Jan 23-25, 2024! Top military gamers compete in Halo: Infinite.

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!

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.

Country star Russell Dickerson performed during Naval Base Ventura County's Operation MWR, entertaining 800 attendees with his chart-topping hits.

Virtual Clinical Counseling services launched by Fleet and Family Support Program is advancing mental health support for Sailors and families.

Join the 9th annual Great Navy Campout presented by T-Mobile! With 61 events worldwide from June to October 2024, connect with nature and win prizes through the Pledge to Camp initiative.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The Leadership in Training program advances with the Professional Development In-Person course, empowering students with essential leadership skills.

The annual Customer Service Satisfaction Survey, launched by Navy MWR, aims to gather feedback on its programs and services for Sailors and families.

Despite the concert being canceled by weather, MWR made sure NAS Pensacola fans met Little Big Town at Operation MWR on May 18, making it a special event for military families.

MA Bradford, a Texas native, tells his story of growth and learning. Relying on lessons from both mentors and loved ones, he also takes advantage the Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) Liberty program and all if has to offer.

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.

The Integrated Primary Prevention (IPP) Program at Naval Base San Diego stands out for its innovative approach to providing essential support services to Sailors.

Armed Forces Esports Championship

Armed Forces Esports Services

Game On, Heroes!

Join us for the eagerly anticipated second annual Armed Forces Esports Championship, January 23-25, 2024, organized by U.S. Navy Fleet and Family Readiness and held at the Complexity’s Lenovo Legion Esports Center in Frisco, TX. This year, skilled competitors from the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard come together to compete for the championship title, the coveted trophy, and various prizes.

Don’t miss a moment of the action. Tune in to the live broadcast on the Navy MWR Twitch channel.

Armed Forces Esports is an official initiative for the Armed Forces Sports program, providing service members with a unique platform to demonstrate their athletic abilities beyond the intramural level, both in team-based and individual sports. It’s a chance for service members to proudly represent their respective branches at higher-level athletic competitions.

The rise of esports has led the military to use video games as a way to build community among their service members, many of whom are already playing their consoles in the barracks. The services are also used to grow interest and expand morale-boosting efforts to a younger generation.

The Armed Forces Sports program was officially established in 1948 as the Inter-service Sports Council. Today, the Armed Forces Sports program is the culmination of each branch of services’ sports and fitness program. Service members participate and compete at unit-level intramurals and advance to the All-Service level. The Armed Forces Sports continues to provide an avenue for military Service members to participate in national and international competitions. The Armed Forces Sports program is a voluntary program for Service members to participate in with their commander’s approval.

Meet the Navy Team!
EN Kierrez Cooper — NB San Diego, CA
ET Thomas Balkcom — Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, VA
CT11 Nicholas Machado — JB Pearl Harbor-Hickam Honolulu, HI
MA2 Michael Campbell — NB Kitsap, WA
ABF2 Patrick Marquez — NAS Whidbey Island, WA

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