08/10/2022
CTF 74 Hosts Republic of Korea Navy for SWCM 55 in Guam
Rear Adm. Rick Seif, commander, Submarine Group (CSG) 7/Task Force (CTF) 54/CTF 74, conducted bilateral talks with the Republic of Korea Navy (ROKN) at Polaris Point, Naval Base Guam as part of the 55th iteration of the Submarine Warfare Committee Meeting (SWCM) with the ROKN Submarine Force, Sept.....
05/10/2022
Last week, NSTCP Det Guam had the opportunity to recognize the outstanding performance of a few of our sailors during a site visit from our Commanding Officer, CAPT Brian Tanaka. Their achievements include:
FT2(SS) Roberto Mota selected as NSTCP Det Guam's Junior Sailor of the Quarter
TM1(SS) Craig Dunlap selected as NSTCP Det Guam's Instructor of the Quarter
STS1(SS) Rowdy Herber selected as NSTCP Det Guam's Sailor of the Year.
STS1 Herber also received his certification as a Master Training Specialist!
Congratulations shipmates!
27/06/2022
Fair winds and following seas, shipmates!
This month, NSTCP Det Guam said farewell to three of our instructors, MMNC Bradley Rumann, MMA1 Austin Moen, and FT1 Stephen Graham.
MMNC Rumann and FT1 Graham will be returning to the fleet to the USS Michigan (Gold) and PCU Utah.
MMA1 Moen, also recognized as the NSTCP det Guam Sailor of the Year for 2021, will be separating from the Navy to begin his civilian career in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Congratulations shipmates and thank you for all of your hard work at NSTCP det Guam!
13/03/2022
Fair winds and following seas, Chief!
Last month our team said farewell to Chief Isaiah King, who is returning to sea duty on the USS Annapolis. Thanks for all of your hard work at NSTCP Det Guam, and best of luck in the fleet!
04/03/2022
In December, NSTCP Detachment Guam had the pleasure of hosting the US Navy Sea Cadet Corps Marianas Peredo Battalion. The Sea Cadets learned the basics of submarining in NSTCP Det Guam's ship's control team trainer, interactive bridge trainer, and firefighting trainer. It was a great opportunity for our staff to meet and interact with our future sailors! BZ to all who volunteered during the holiday period, and thank you to Bennett Spence for setting up the visit!
28/02/2022
Last month, NSTCP Det. Guam had the privilege of recognizing the following sailors for their outstanding performance:
ETN1 Zachary Peak as 2021 Q4 Instructor of the Quarter
STS1 Christian Iverson as 2021 Instructor of the Year
STS1 Rowdy Herber as 2021 Q4 Sailor of the Quarter
Congratulations shipmates!
15/10/2021
Today, Guam Area Ombudsmen were recognized and celebrated during an awards ceremony hosted by the U.S. Naval Base Guam (NBG) Fleet and Family Support Center at the NBG Theater.
Here's a special thank you to Lauren Moen who has taken over as our ombudsman and worked tirelessly to make the command a better place for our sailors and their families. Thank you Lauren for all of your hard work!
23/08/2021
Congratulations on your reenlistment MMA1! Last week, Machinist's Mate Auxiliary 1st Class Jerid Taylor reenlisted at Tarzan Falls before receiving his end of tour award. Taylor was one of our best firefighting instructors and an important part of the command's success over the last two years. The Taylor family is transferring to Kings Bay, Georgia.
Fair winds and following seas, MMA1!
29/07/2021
Today NSTCP, Det. Guam had the privilege of frocking Chief Electronics Technician (Navigation) Michael Levy to the rank of Senior Chief Petty Officer.
Torpedoman's Mate 1st Class Jose Cancel was also presented with his end of tour award. Cancel, who is transferring to the USS Emory S Land (AS 39), stood up the command's equal opportunity program and facilitated various submarine trainers. A member of the team for more than three years, his hard work and dedication have been integral to the command's success.
15/07/2021
It's time to celebrate! 🎊🎉
NSTCP, Det. Guam frocked two Sailors to the rank of E-6!
Help us congratulate STS1 Christian Iverson and ITS1 Anthony Shuck.
08/07/2021
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Fire Control Technician 1st Class Isaiah King, a native of Radford, Virginia, was named the 2020 Naval Submarine Training Center Pacific Sailor of the Year.
Congrats, FT1!