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Navy Training Requirements Review Process Ensures Opticians Provide Best Possible Care

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Navy Training Requirements Review Process Ensures Opticians Provide Best Possible Care

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From left to right: HM2 Marshall ‘Broc’ Phillips, NOSTRA Stock Leading Petty Officer; HM2 Dameion Meikle, NOSTRA Module Leading Petty Officer; Sheldon ‘Brett’ O’Guinn; HM1 Matthew Burke, USS HARRY S. TRUMAN (CVN 75); NOSTRA Executive Officer, Cmdr. Brian Hatch; Curtis ‘Chili’ Davis, NMETLC Education Specialist; Lt. Cmdr. Joseph Osmond O.D., Department Head, Optometry, Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Care Center, North Chicago, Illinois; HMC Jonathan Martinez, Tri-Services Optician School Enlisted Technical Leader; HM1 Aaron Swan, Finishing Department Leading Petty Officer; HMC Christopher Caro, Tri Services School Director of Training; HM2 Brandon Ponder, NMETLC, and HM2 Juan Nieto, USNS GUAM, Assistant Leading Petty Officer, Optometry Optician. Congratulations on a successful TRR and JDTA symposium. (Photo by Julius L. Evans, NMLC Public Affairs).

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