A Navy linebacker will wear a Naval Aviation Schools Command patch in honor of three victims who were shot and killed on Dec. 6, 2019 at Naval Air Station Pensacola.

Navy football collects hundreds of patches from military units that get sewn onto jerseys for each year's Army-Navy game. How the patches are selected — and what they represent — varies widely.

NASC is where naval aviators, naval flight officers, naval aircrewman and rescue swimmers start their aviation careers. Over the last three years he oversaw training for over 16,000 students.

Fuller was commissioned into the Navy on June 23, 2000, and became part of the NASC command staff on Nov. 15, 2019. Before his move to the Gulf Coast, he was assigned to multiple electronic attack ...

To honor all those affected by the attack, the Naval Aviation Schools Command (NASC) held a memorial service and wreath laying, along with individual Purple Heart ceremonies for each of the fallen.

Airman Zachary Gibbons, a native of Wyoming, is serving the U.S. Navy at Naval Aviation Schools Command (NASC). As a student at NASC, Gibbons is serving among sailors, Marines and guardsmen develop… ...

In every way but one, this military patch looks like all the others that have been affixed throughout the years onto flight suits of those in the Naval Aviation Schools Command. On a background of ...

Two naval aviators were killed this week when their civilian single-engine aircraft crashed in Alabama. Capt. Vincent Segars, the head of Naval Aviation Schools Command, and Cmdr. Joshua Fuller ...

PENSACOLA, Fla. - 2nd Lt. Anthony Kissik, a native of Montgomery, Alabama, is serving in the U.S. Marine Corps amongst ...