NRC MIAMI

Future leaders, make sure you are ready!

An extension has been granted for the Enlisted Joint Professional Military Education I (EJPME I) requirement for Advanced Leader Development Course (ALDC)! E6 Sailors now have until December 31, 2026, to complete EJPME I to be eligible for ALDC. Sailors who do not complete EJPME I by this date will be ineligible to enroll in ALDC.

Per updated guidance in OPNAVINST 5351.2C, EJPME I is a prerequisite to register for the ALDC.

These updates aim to strengthen our enlisted leadership through:

- Continuous professional growth
- Joint-force education and readiness
- Career-long leadership training
- Enhanced preparation for operational and joint environments

Check with your chain of command or career counselor to ensure your professional development is on track!

U.S. Navy | MyNavy HR

Stay focused, stay vigilant!

April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, and today our SAPR Team at NRC Miami encouraged everyone to pose for a cause. Sexual assault prevention isn’t just a monthly checklist - it’s an “all the time” commitment. We stand together to set the tone for a culture of respect, response and relentless prevention.

It’s on all of us!



📸by Hospital Corpsman 2nd Class HM2 Cayetano

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Catch up on the latest messages across the fleet from this past week:

OPNAVNOTE 7000 – Uniform Electronic Gift Card Program: For Sailors who were not issued a full seabag prior to graduation from bootcamp; the Navy is making you whole. Contact COMNEXCOM at [email protected] and provide the following information: full name, graduating company or division, graduation date, personal phone number, and personal email address.

NAVADMIN 070/26 – Updated guidance for March 2026 (Cycle 271) Active-Duty and Training and Administration of the Reserve (TAR) E5 And E6 Navy-Wide Advancement Examinations and Rating Knowledge Exams - The exam administration window has been extended through April 30 to support Sailors participating in Operation Epic Fury.

NAVADMIN 071/26 – The Navy White House Military Social Aide Program is looking for talented Junior Naval Officers in the grade of O-2 to O-4 to serve as Social Aides at the White House.

NAVADMIN 072/26 – Commanding Officers and Executive Officers are encouraged to apply to serve as observers for the Fiscal Year 2027 Active Duty Chief Petty Officer Selection and Marketplace Screen Board.

NAVADMIN 074/26 – CNO announces the 2026 CNO Naval History Essay Contest to commemorate the enduring legacy of America's Navy and the 250th anniversary of our Nation.

NAVADMIN 075/26 – Guidance released for the Fiscal Year 2027 Navy Active and Reserve Component Enlisted Advancement Selection and Screen Boards for Chief Petty Officer.

NAVADMIN 076/26 – The U.S. Naval Test Pilot School Selection Board convenes June 18.

NAVADMIN 077/26 – The Fiscal Year 2027 Permanent Military Professor selection board for officers reporting to graduate school in August 2027 has been announced.

NAVADMIN 078/26 – Outlines the process for requisitioning the Advanced Anticonvulsant System (AAS) for the Fleet and expeditionary force; replacing the legacy Convulsant Antidote for Nerve Agent (CANA).

NAVADMIN 079/26 – Solicits nominations for the annual Association of Old Crows (AOC) Outstanding Navy Unit Award.

View all messages HERE: https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Ref.../Messages/NAVADMIN-2026/

Stay informed. Stay ready.

Celebrating the submarine community this month in observance of coming up on April 11.

Since is on April 11, we've decided to make April our unofficial . This is a by Georges Schreiber titled, "Conning Tower, USS Mackerel" is our chosen piece of for this .

There is no surcease in the vigilance aboard a submarine. Vulnerable to depth charges and bombs, eternally a "lone wolf" on a mission, the submarine must be ready to crash-dive at an instant's notice. The skipper and executive of "old 204" augment the regular lookouts on the conning tower between submerging.