| Guidelines for Spouses of Chief Petty Officers
Congratulations! Your Sailor has just been selected for advancement to Chief Petty Officer. Senior Enlisted Panel spouses have put together this booklet of information just for you. It is full of good references and practical answers to your questions.
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| Guidelines for Launching Clubs & Family Readiness Groups
Please note that the Navy has just recently revised the instruction for FRG's, .
OPNAVINST 1754.5B. This Guideline Booklet is a useful reference in general, but please use it conjunction with the new instruction and handbook. )
Most military spouses feel that being a part of Command-sponsored organizations, like a Family Readiness Group (FRG) or a Command Family Association, are among the most valued opportunities of their military lives. These organizations provide a lot of fun, friendship, and support we all need and enjoy. This booklet was created to help new groups get started. It is also filled with helpful information, guidelines, and new ideas to revitalize existing organizations. There are tips for getting started, suggestions on organization and structure, and lots of ideas for programs, activities, service projects, and fund-raising.
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| SeaLegs: A Handbook for All Navy Spouses (text -only version)
Get started on the right foot -- an up-to-date handbook for all Navy spouses. A must for the spouse new to the military lifestyle. Sea Legs contains useful information on matters such as family support services, rights, privileges and benefits, moving, health and medical care, social customs and courtesies, and deployments. The Navy's history, its mission and structure, a naval terms glossary, and a very useful list of resource addresses are also included.
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| Social Customs and Traditions of the Sea Services
Piping Aboard, Parade Review, Colors and Taps, Saluting, Change of Command -- Most traditions observed by the sea services today originated in early history. This concise booklet acquaints spouses with the social customs, traditions, and organizations that are part of the sea service communities. Knowing the history helps enjoy the traditions. Understanding the customs puts you at ease.
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| Guidelines for Spouses of Individual Augmentees
Sailors and their families must always be ready for deployment. Deploying as an IA may pose unique challenges for you and your family. This handbook provides basic up-to-date information to help you navigate the IA experience.
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| Guidelines for Spouses of Navy Chaplains
Your husband or wife has just been commissioned as a Naval Chaplain - congratulations! In this publication, Chaplain spouses offer guidance and resources to help you better understand your new military life.
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| Guidelines for Navy Reserve Families
Navy Reserve family readiness is one of the keys to successful mobilization. Planning, communication and knowing your resources are key to getting your family affairs in order. This publication provides an explanation of entitlements, allowances, benefits and explains the mobilization process. A variety of resources are offered including checklists to assist you in making sure all your important documents are in order. This helpful material was written by personnel from the Family Support Program, Naval Reserve Forces Command and experienced Reserve spouses.
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| Guidelines for the Spouses of Command Master Chiefs and Chiefs and Chiefs of the Boat
Recently revised with the help of senior enlisted spouses who have experienced the CMC/COB tour! With the inauguration of the new Command Master Chief Spouse Leadership Course in Newport, R.I., this companion guide is an invaluable resource for the CMC Spouse. It helps you define the important role of the CMC Spouse and offers ideas on how to decide what is right for you. Included is information specific to each of the sea services, such as deployments, support resources and emergency guidelines.
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| Guidelines for Spouses of Commanding Officers & Executive Officers
Exciting, busy times ahead! Not sure what the expectations are in your spouse's new position? Need a hand getting organized? This booklet is an invaluable aid in defining the spouse’s role as part of the Command Support Team. It was written by Navy spouses who have experienced the command tour and offers practical insights. Included is information specific to each of the sea services, including deployments, support resources and emergency guidelines. This guide is also an excellent supplement to materials when attending the Command Spouse Leadership Seminar.
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We also offer Emergency Preparedness Publications under the "Family Preparedness" tab
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