Service Members From The Netherlands Join Pacific Partnership
A team of eight personnel from the Royal Netherlands Armed Forces boarded Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Mercy to help support Pacific Partnership 2012, June 17.
A team of eight personnel from the Royal Netherlands Armed Forces boarded Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Mercy to help support Pacific Partnership 2012, June 17.
Reservists from across the U.S Armed Forces are bringing new perspectives and skill sets to the Pacific Partnership mission, June 17.
Hospital corpsmen aboard Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Mercy took time out from Pacific Partnership to join hundreds of caregivers around the world in celebrating the 114th birthday and rich history of the Hospital Corps, June 17.
Hospital ship USNS Mercy arrived in the Philippines June 18 to begin the second host nation visit of the Pacific Partnership 2012 mission.
The U.S. Pacific Fleet Band gave special performances and workshops at local shopping malls, elementary schools, and at medical clinics during a visit to the North Sulawesi province May 31 - June 15 as part of Pacific Partnership.
The multinational Pacific Partnership team, operating from hospital ship USNS Mercy, completed work in its first mission port, June 15.
The submarine returned to Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, June 14, after completing a six-month Western Pacific deployment.
The guided-missile destroyer departs for an eight-month, independent deployment to the Western Pacific and U.S. Central Command areas of operation, June 15.
The 18th annual Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training exercise between forces and agencies of the U.S. and Malaysia begins June 15.
Adm. Cecil Haney met with his top enlisted leader, Fleet Master Chief John Minyard, and a group of Sailors and civilians from various units from around the region, June 7, to discuss Sexual Assault Awareness.