Navy unveils new culture campaign to show ‘what right looks like’
By Diana Stancy
Friday, Mar 29
A new Navy program seeks to help commanders better understand and connect with their younger sailors. Crew members from the destroyer John S. McCain are shown here raising the national ensign for morning colors on March 6, 2024, while underway in the Pacific Ocean. (Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Kevin Tang/Navy).
The Navy rolled out a new effort this month to reframe Navy culture and provide leaders the right tools to understand their sailors better.
The so-called “Culture of Excellence 2.0″ initiative aims to align several existing Navy programs and concepts and place them into a single resource to help command triads improve their culture, a naval administrative message, or NAVADMIN, released this month said.
“In doing so, we will raise the level of our lowest-performing commands and make our best commands even better,” the NAVADMIN said. “COE 2.0 will prepare us to operate in uncertain, complex, and rapidly changing environments by ensuring every member of the Navy Team has the opportunity to become Forged by the Sea: becoming the best version of themselves and doing the most valuable work of their lives alongside Sailors and civilians they trust and respect.”
https://www.navytimes.com/news/your-navy/2024/03/29/navy-unveils-new-culture-campaign-to-show-what-right-looks-like/
