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The Navy Log Community is the place where sailors, veterans, retirees, family members, civilian employees, and the private sector that serves the Navy can share their stories and connect with others.  We are constantly collecting stories and information  and have compiled several complimentary on-line newsletters that you can subscribe to in one easy step!  Use the form to the right and Subscribe Today! These newsletters will keep you up on Navy information and include: Articles of interest Featured communities Spotlight on service members Links to relevant Web sites The Navy Log Blog Reunion updates

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	Aviators Whether your service was land-based, sea-based, fixed-wing, rotary-wing, jet-powered or piston-powered, celebrate your connection to the Navy and naval aviation.
	Carrier Sailors It takes a special breed of Sailor to serve on a carrier, and whether you served on an escort carrier in World War II, or the most modern nuclear-powered supercarrier, you've got a special connection to the Navy.
	Featured Personal Scrapbooks See some of the featured faces in the new Navy Log, where you'll see veterans and active-duty sailors and officers from all the sea services: US Navy, Coast Guard, Marines, and Merchant Marines.
	Other Commands and Groups This community in the new Navy Log is for all sailors who identify with varied groups and specialties such as JAG, Naval Medicine, Special Warfare, SeaBees, EOD, and Individual Augmentees. If you're not a uniformed sailor but still have a connection to the sea services (like a civilian DOD employee or shipbuilder), you are welcome to join this community.
	Submariners Whether you served on a ballistic missile submarine, cruise missile submarine, attack submarine, or research submarine, you've got a special connection to the Navy and the submarine service.
	Surface Sailors A top-level Navy Log community for surface sailors of all types: active-duty, reserve, veteran (and the families supporting them); seaborne and land-based; officers and enlisted.