The Rocky Mountain Navy Association (RMNA) was reformed in 2009 as a not-for-profit,
organization to promote the United States Navy and the Naval Reserve in the local community. Specific out reach efforts
have been extended to civic organizations, educational institutions, and the business community. RMNA also provides
mission support to the local recruiting command and offers a wide variety of professional development assistance programs
to the naval reserve community.
The RMNA provides a vital adjunct to Department of the Navy programs in areas impacting professional development and overall quality of life. This mandate extends to our members, those currently serving and those honorably separated.
Rocky Mountain Navy Association
The purpose and goals of the Rocky Mountain Navy Association are those of the Navy Reserve with an appropriate emphasis for those individuals, activities, and organizations located in the Rocky Mountain region.
Become a Member
Welcome to the Rocky Mountain Navy Association. Membership offers a host of benefits to you, both personally and professionally. Whether active, reserve or honorably separated, membership has its rewards...
Current News
Recent information which may be of interest to our members is posted here.
SPECIAL LINKS-http://navylogcommunity.org/Home/TheNavyLogBlog/tabid/87/Default.aspx
New Items posted as of July 25, 2010. Check out the items in Navy News Page - like current issues of All Hands Magazine. Then go to Naval History, Naval Intitute Blogs and Navy TV website links and the just added link: B-25 Pacific Princess 68th Doolittle Reunion RMN_misc_Fun Stuff page.
Operation Boss Lift: ESGR program builds bonds between employers, citizen-soldier employeesAn editorial written by Gary Massaro and published on July 15, 2010 in the "The Villager" Newspaper,family owned and operated for 28 years. A dynamic partner to businesses, charities and local governments throughout metro Denver. Website is http://villagerpublishing.com/2010/07/operation-boss-lift-esgr-program-builds-bonds-between-employers-citizen-soldier-employees/
Tricare Smart website Get "SMART" on TRICARE with TRICARE Smart, your source for TRICARE Products Online, where you can view, print, e-mail or download copies of TRICARE brochures, booklets, handbooks, and other products.
Navy Facebook, Twitter, Navy Reserve magazine, Official U. S. Navy Blog and Tricare Facebook, Twitter sites
Navy Vets on Facebook Join other sailors and their families at NavyVets.com. Join your commands, find your reunion information, and keep up on the latest news and events.
Navy Log Blog Navy Log Blog, a place where Navy people can reconnect with each other and share stories about their service. It will provide another perspective on naval history and the rich maritime heritage of our Sea Services..
Navy History in Hawaii Blog Navy Region Hawaii historian Jim Neuman introduced the blog as a means to deliver and disseminate historical information to the public.
U. S. Navy News is using Twitter. Twitter is a free service that lets you keep in touch with people through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What's happening?
Local Jobs
Serious about finding a rewarding civilian job in the beautiful State of Colorado?
The RMNA members applaud your decision to seek a civilian job in Colorado and look forward to assisting you in your job search or career transition. Check out the 2010_Top 100 Military Friendly Employers
Hire Vets First This Web site was created to help employers find qualified veterans, and to help veterans make the best use of a national network of employment resources. This site includes links and resources for veterans to search jobs, find information about one-stop career centers, and translate their military skills into current civilian workplace needs.
Click here.." for the Resources page and more information.
ESGR promotes cooperation and understanding between Reserve component members and their civilian employers and to assist in the resolution of conflicts arising from an employee's military commitment.
Operation Homefront Receives $1M from Outback Steakhouse A month-long campaign culminated yesterday with a $1 million gift from a restaurant chain to a nonprofit troop-support organization. Operation Homefront received the donation at a reception held in an Outback Steakhouse restaurant here. Participating Outback Steakhouse restaurants around the country held a “Thanks for Giving” campaign in March, in which customers could demonstrate support for the nation’s servicemembers by ordering from a special “Red, White and Bloomin’” menu. A portion of the proceeds from menu sales during the March initiative contributed to the $1 million commitment Outback Steakhouse made to Operation Homefront, officials said.
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