.... Abstract For Japan, a latecomer maritime nation, establishing a navy and training its officers were both necessary and obvious tasks. This study examines the structure of the naval officer corps as a professional group by analysing the processes of selection, education, and assignment. European officer...

... naval ships that are turned into museums are all owned by the US Navy, which maintains control over their physical condition and suitability as museum sites. Ongoing routine maintenance and the operations of the sites themselves are, however, funded through private donations, the ticket sales...

... devices (PLTDs), can improve sleep, sustain projected performance, and entrain circadian rhythms with the work schedules of US Navy submariners. Submarines are a unique testbed for PLTD intervention because they provide a self-contained environment with little influence from outside schedules or lighting...

... in the British armed forces during the Second World War. Nevertheless, despite reading the Navy’s wartime diagnosis of tropical neurosis through a lens of policing and protecting imperilled whiteness, there is, as Yolana Pringle reminds, more than colonial anxiety and socio-political control to the complex...

... and fatigue monitoring tools that could inform leadership decision-making. fatigue management fatigue risk Navy sleep ship-class Military Operational Medicine Research Program/Joint Program Committee Statement of Significance Characterization of current fatigue management strategies used in high-risk...

... and was the last major capital ship procurement program for the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN). First proposed in 1975 over concerns about existing RCN surface forces’ survivability in the North Atlantic Greenland–Iceland–UK gap ( Hansen, 2000 , pp. 48–49), the program was formalized in 1977 as the Ship Replacement...

... administrative requirements of the French Wars strengthened and standardised top-down medical authority, they also brought opportunities for evasion and negotiation. This complicates established narratives of the relationship between modern medicine, the armed forces and power. Royal Navy patient’s history...

.../chorus/standard_publication_model ) A total of 272 soldiers out of the 301 soldiers (90.4%) were infected with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) Delta variant of concern (VOC) on a single navy ship. This outbreak provides three lessons for the pandemic. This incident clearly...

... its range overlaps with an area used by the US Navy for military training and testing exercises ( Calambokidis et al., 2009 ), this population has been the subject of a large behavioral response study, which has generated an extensive CEE dataset ( Southall et al., 2016 , 2019a...

...Elise Juzda Smith The Greenwich Hospital School, which opened its doors in 1712, was always under the Admiralty’s jurisdiction, although it was not initially intended as a training ground for the Royal Navy. Rather, its mission was charitable; the school’s Royal Charter stipulated its intention...

... of the epidemic when opportunistic infections and rapid progression were common place and a challenge for smaller treatment facilities. The Department of the Navy updated its policy regarding the assignments of HIV infected personnel in 2012 granting access to certain operational and OCONUS assignments on a case...

... to participate in the PRT. Abstract Introduction Active duty Navy women participate in biannual Physical Fitness Assessments (PFAs), which include height and weight measurements and a Physical Readiness Test (PRT). PFAs are waived during pregnancy and resume the cycle after 6 months following maternity leave...

.... The investigation was conducted from 4 to 15 December 2017 aboard the US Navy Nimitz-class aircraft carrier, USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75), during a routine at-sea period. The mission for this period involved Fleet Replacement Squadron (FRS) carrier qualifications (CQs), where pilots, crew members, and support...

... for prescribing PrEP were patient request (25%) followed by having a male patient who reported having receptive anal sex with men (23%) ( Table S2 ). TABLE I Characteristics of 432 Navy Providers by Self-rated Knowledge About HIV Preexposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), March 2017 Self-rated PrEP...

... not all of the 10,000 active duty service members in the sample provided by DMDC were contacted to participate in this study. Only 9,672 (5,810 Marine Corps and 3,862 Navy personnel) were initially contacted because 328 service members were already enrolled in other survey studies in progress at NHRC...

... may be medically screened out of the training altogether (disqualified), or dropout during the physical training (attrite). Training records from 12,122 U.S. Navy students were used to identify factors contributing to training disqualification and attrition. Multivariate logistic regression model...

.../funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Introduction The military is a risk environment for cigarette smoking. This study determined the prevalence of, cessation attempts, knowledge, and attitudes regarding smoking, and factors related to it in the Chinese navy. Materials and Methods...

...Dror Ronel; Oren Gabbay; Akiva Esterson; Ronen Brand; Simon Vulfsons The views expressed are solely those of the authors and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Israeli Army, Israeli Navy, Israeli Air Force, the Israeli Ministry of Defense, or the Israeli Government. 11 08 2018...

... incorporation into military medical officer training. A 40-yr-old male senior officer in an Israeli navy submarine, without significant medical history, presented at the shore-based clinic 24 h before departing on a mission with pain in his lower back, mainly on the left, and his left pelvis. His movement...

... are those of the authors’ and do not reflect the official policy or position of the Department of Defense, Department of the Navy, or the US Government. The authors have no conflict of interest to declare. This material is the result of work supported with resources and the use of facilities at the Recruit...