Sailors know the benefits of naval service, travel, leave and education. The list goes on and on. However, the average civilian doesn't have that information. The best way to raise public awareness of the opportunities the Navy has to offer is to show pride in the naval service in home ports and hometowns across America. J. Getty said.
Sailors can help to identify potential new recruits.
Navy members can talk to their peers who are trying to find direction and a place to start their adult lives. Sailors should always strive to make young men and women, their families, friends, elders, teachers and counselors more aware of what they do and what the Navy has to offer. Yeoman 3rd Class Alex Sanchez, an administrative support worker at Navy Recruiting District St. Louis, appeared in one of the Navy's television advertisements this year. He wanted to take a bigger part in the recruiting mission. It's important to get the message out that the Navy has jobs and other great opportunities for young people like me.