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Mineman Seaman Recruit works at the radar station

Mineman Seaman Recruit works at the radar station in the command information center of the mine counter-measures ship.

Nowhere is information more critical, technology so advanced Information & Technology

Operating advanced satellite communications systems. Detecting enemy radar signals. Generating insightful intelligence or preventing vital communications from being compromised. Whatever the specifics, those involved in the highly specialized fields of information and technology in America’s Navy are responsible for finding, analyzing and safeguarding all manner of data that’s key to daily operations and missions.

Dedicated and detail-oriented, the Officers and Sailors who make up the information and technology community work in high-tech fields that include Computers, Cryptology, Information Technology, Information Warfare, Intelligence and Telecommunications. They are armed with sensitive, highly classified information. Trained to utilize the most cutting-edge equipment. And engaged in using it all to help keep American citizens and citizens of the world safe.

Computer Science

Computer Science

Take an interest in computers and technology. Put it together with some of the most sophisticated computer hardware and software available today. Then imagine performing the work of a computer technician, engineer or IT professional as part of a highly accomplished team, in exciting settings, where your expertise can prove critical to military missions around the world. Welcome to America’s Navy. read on Computer Science

Information Technology

Information Technology

When U.S. national security is on the line, those in the Navy’s information technology field help maintain the integrity of all communications. You’ll ensure network security so that hackers cannot compromise the system. In America’s Navy, you’re handling the technical needs of ships, aircraft and personnel. read on Information Technology

Telecommunications

Telecommunications

Design, install and maintain telecommunications and computer networks all over the world. Set up a basewide phone network overseas. Serve as a technical liaison for foreign embassy visitors. Work with support technicians from top-level companies stateside. Communications tools are a huge part of your life, and you can maintain that passion working in the telecommunications field of America’s Navy. read on Telecommunications

Intelligence

Intelligence

The intelligence community is at the heart of strategy and operations in America’s Navy. As a member, you’ll be armed with top secret, up-to-the-second data related to international policy and military strategy that help Commanders make decisions. And given the country’s continued vigilance about national security, this kind of background and security clearance will put you in high demand. read on Intelligence

Information Warfare

Information Warfare

Discover threats and use vital communications to protect your country. Provide servicemembers, planners and policy makers with real-time warnings, offensive opportunities and ongoing operational advantages. Work side-by-side with other Officers to make certain the right information is used at the right time, ensuring the success of the Fleet. read on Information Warfare

Cryptology

Cryptology

Interpret and translate critical information in foreign languages. Advise top-level authority figures. Develop immediate strategic data about enemy forces. As a Navy Cryptologic Technician Interpretive (CTI), your ability to speak and understand world languages will take center stage. You will be part of an elite community made up of fellow top-notch linguists. Whether via radio, telephone or computer, you will be specially trained to decipher and analyze pertinent foreign information in every form of communication imaginable. read on Cryptology

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Education Opportunities

Education Opportunities

In America’s Navy, a great deal of emphasis is placed upon education. The high-tech work environment and the complex nature of Navy missions demand it. So when it comes to earning a degree or advancing the level of education you already possess, there are many programs that can help you on your way to an associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s or beyond. read on Education Opportunities