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200519-N-WF272-1001 PHILADELPHIA (May 19, 2020) Chief

200519-N-WF272-1001 PHILADELPHIA (May 19, 2020) Chief

200519-N-WF272-1001 PHILADELPHIA (May 19, 2020) Chief Navy Counselor John MacPherson, from Parish, N.Y., command trainer at Navy Talent Acquisition Group Philadelphia, leads a virtual command indoctrination cou... More

200519-N-WF272-1019 PHILADELPHIA (May 19, 2020) Cmdr.

200519-N-WF272-1019 PHILADELPHIA (May 19, 2020) Cmdr.

200519-N-WF272-1019 PHILADELPHIA (May 19, 2020) Cmdr. Kemi Elebute, commanding officer of Navy Talent Acquisition Group Philadelphia, greets new recruiters during a virtual command indoctrination course, while ... More

200519-N-WF272-1005 PHILADELPHIA (May 19, 2020) Chief

200519-N-WF272-1005 PHILADELPHIA (May 19, 2020) Chief

200519-N-WF272-1005 PHILADELPHIA (May 19, 2020) Chief Navy Counselor John MacPherson, from Parish, N.Y., command trainer at Navy Talent Acquisition Group Philadelphia, leads a virtual command indoctrination cou... More

NTAG Philadelphia Sailors participate in a virtual command indoc

NTAG Philadelphia Sailors participate in a virtual command indoc

200519-N-WF272-1015 PHILADELPHIA (May 19, 2020) Fire Controlman 2nd Class Dennis Shovlin, assigned to Navy Talent Acquisition Group Philadelphia, holds his son while attending a virtual command indoctrination c... More

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