NAVY RESERVES

U.S. Navy•526 members

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Branch

U.S. Navy

Members

526

About NAVY RESERVES

The Navy Reserves is a part-time branch of the United States Navy that allows individuals to serve on a part-time basis while maintaining a civilian career. Reservists train one weekend a month and two weeks a year, and can be called to active duty in times of need. They play a vital role in providing support to the active duty Navy in areas such as combat operations, humanitarian assistance, and disaster relief. The Navy Reserves provide a valuable supplement to the Navy's overall capabilities and readiness.

Unit Members

Edward McBride

U.S. Navy

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Steven Barker

U.S. Navy (1971 - 1976)

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Photos

U.S. Navy

USS Kearsarge & an escort destroyer together (#2) RB on board.

U.S. Navy • 1957

YN3 Jonesette

U.S. Navy • 2003

U.S. Army • 1961

About NAVY RESERVES

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• The United States Navy Reserves was established on March 3, 1915. • During World War II, over 250,000 Navy Reservists served on active duty. • The Navy Reserves played a crucial role in the Gulf War in 1990-1991, with over 10,000 Reservists activated for duty. • The first female Navy Reservists were mobilized for World War I in 1917. • In 2014, Rear Admiral Deborah Haven became the first female Commander of the Navy Reserve Forces. • Navy Reservists train one weekend a month and two weeks a year, while also balancing civilian careers and personal lives. • Navy Reservists can serve in a wide range of roles, including intelligence, aviation, medical, engineering, and more. • The Navy Reserves has been involved in humanitarian missions, such as disaster relief after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. • Navy Reservists have the opportunity to earn education benefits through the Montgomery GI Bill and Tuition Assistance program. • The Navy Reserves has units located throughout the United States, allowing for a strong presence in both coastal and inland regions.