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The document is the April - June 2002 issue of 'Shift Colors,' a newsletter for Navy retirees. It features Gerald McRaney as the chairperson for the 2002 National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans campaign, promoting volunteerism and recognition for veterans. The newsletter includes updates on military benefits, upcoming retiree seminars, reunion notices for various Navy ships, and important information regarding veteran services and health care programs. It emphasizes the importance of supporting hospitalized veterans and encourages community involvement.

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Where can I find Navy instruction?

To find an instruction by number, under the Directives menu, navigate to either All Instructions or SECNAV Instructions Notices or OPNAV Instructions Notices, as applicable.

Where can I find Navy references?

Dudley Knox Library. National Defense University. Naval History and Heritage Command. Nimitz Library - USNA. Ruth H. Hooker Library. US Naval War College. USMC Research Library.

How long can you stay in the Navy?

Note: If otherwise eligible, members may remain in an active status until age 62. However, to receive retired pay at age 60 (or anytime before age 62), members must request transfer to Retired Reserve Status and request to receive retired pay. Attrition Retirement - MyNavyHR - Navy.mil navy.mil Officers Attrition-Re navy.mil Officers Attrition-Re

Where do I get my Navy retirement orders?

How do I receive my retirement/Fleet Reserve orders? Official retirement/Fleet Reserve orders are issued by the servicing Personnel Support Activity Detachment or the command Personnel Office for commands that have separation capability (i.e., aircraft carriers). ENLISTED RETIREMENT/FLEET RESERVE FAQs - MyNavyHR navy.mil Career-Management navy.mil Career-Management

Where can I find Navy publications?

Print copies of NHHC publications are produced through the Government Publishing Office and may be ordered through the GPO Bookstore. Publications - Naval History and Heritage Command - Navy.mil navy.mil research publications navy.mil research publications

What do shift colors mean in the Navy?

Shift Colors means the flags of the ship have gone from her at-sea flags to her in-port flags signaling to the crew that the ship has been made fast to the pier and they have returned to solid ground. Return to Homeport: U.S. Navy Homecoming Traditions The dodlive.mil Recent Article dodlive.mil Recent Article

What are Navy manuals called?

The Bluejackets Manual is the basic handbook for United States Navy personnel. First issued in 1902 to teach recruits about naval procedures and life and offer a reference for active sailors, it has become the bible for Navy personnel, providing information about a wide range of Navy topics.

What is the Navys website?

Mission Legacy of the U.S. Navy | Navy.com.

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