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Navy Recruiter Reaches Out; Shines Light on Mental Health

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Navy Recruiter Reaches Out; Shines Light on Mental Health

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JANESVILLE, Wisconsin (Dec. 8, 2020) - U.S. Navy Sonar Technician (Surface) 1st Class Kevon Fansler, assigned to Navy Recruiting Station (NRS) Janesville, helped an interested prospect find family and resources to assist in his struggles with mental health issues while using social media to reach potential applicants to the Navy. NRS Janesville is one of the 36 recruiting stations assigned to Navy Talent Acquisition Group (NTAG) Great Lakes, which is composed of a headquarters element and two geographically defined Talent Acquisition Onboarding Centers (TAOCs) in Milwaukee and Chicago, and charged with the mission to provide the Navy Fleet with the proper quantity and quality of Sailors to keep our Navy and our Nation strong. (US Navy photo by Aren Everett)

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08/12/2020
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