Naval Inspector General

It’s #TravelThursday! Today we spotlight the accomplishments of Sergeant Xavier Alexander Limon. Sergeant Limon reviewed and assisted in processing over 350 DTS travel documents over the last quarter, ensuring they met accurate requirements and regulatory compliance for eight inspections supporting the Marine Corps Inspector General Program. He also supported IGMC investigators by researching, analyzing, and processing 36 investigative case support requests using multiple manpower information systems and assisted in administering military personnel awards, letters of appreciation, and IGMC ACE awards for IG community members. As an Information Systems Coordinator, Sergeant Limon also provided local Tier 0 support and coordinated with the Marine Corps Enterprise Service Desk and Tier II technicians by submitting 140 trouble tickets, including MCEN-N logical moves, NIPR/SIPR computer and networking issues, and government phone setup to support the IGMC staff's functionality for their mission requirements. Additionally, he assisted with the Consolidated Memorandum Receipt to ensure full asset accountability, maintained website functionality, redesigned the Enterprise Database, and kept the Inspector General connections page current. Sergeant Limon’s commendatory hard work and accomplishments are worthy of emulation and recognition!

#JobAnnouncement #ClosingSoon There is an anticipated vacancy for the position of General Attorney in the Office of the Naval Inspector General (NAVINSGEN). To find out more or to apply, go to https://lnkd.in/ebMjaa_y.

Happy Labor Day! 🎉 Today we honor and recognize the hard work and contributions of American laborers towards the development and achievements of our great nation. We honor the dedication and sacrifice of those who have served in the Navy, protecting our freedom and ensuring our safety. Happy Labor Day from the Office of the Naval Inspector General! ⚓️ #USNavy #LaborDay

It’s #WorldClassWednesday! Blake Conrad joined the Office of the Naval Inspector General (NAVINSGEN) in 2023 and has quickly become an invaluable asset to the team. His expertise in data science has led to substantial time savings for the Office of the Chief Data Officer. By automating the analysis and reporting of critical projects, such as the Monthly Required Reporting, Strategic Initiative Measures, and NIGHTS data cleaning, Blake has enhanced operational efficiency and accuracy. Demonstrating a strong initiative and willingness to innovate, Blake has been instrumental in advancing our predictive analytics capabilities. His work with language learning models and machine learning models has allowed us to proactively identify and address potential issues within the IG and Navy data, significantly improving our ability to "connect the dots" and stay ahead of emerging challenges. In addition to his technical contributions, Blake consistently delivers excellent customer service, supporting staff across the Navy IG Enterprise. His efforts have not only increased the organization’s data-driven decision-making capabilities but also fostered a culture of data-savviness that will benefit NAVINSGEN for years to come.

Women’s Equality Day The Office of the Naval Inspector General joins the Department of Defense in the celebration of Women's Equality Day.   Women's Equality Day commemorates the 1920 passage of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, which gave women the right to vote.   The observance has grown to include focusing attention on women's continued efforts toward gaining full equality. NAVINSGEN staff gathered to celebrate the 2024 theme, “One Piece at a Time,” reflecting on the lives and contributions of remarkable individuals who played pivotal roles in women gaining the right to vote. This year’s honorees are Frederick Douglass, Wilhelmina Kekelaokalaninui Widemann Dowsett, Harry T. Burn, Zitkála-Sá (also known as Gertrude Simmons Bonnin), Adelina Otero-Warren, and Tye Leung Schulze.

"I am a United States Sailor ..."⚓️🇺🇸 Strengthening our Nation and proudly serving in the footsteps of the resilient women who have made invaluable contributions to our Navy; shaping our history and inspiring our future. #WomensEqualityDay commemorates the passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which granted women the right to vote.

Today we celebrate women earning the right to vote, and we also celebrate the trailblazing pioneers who have paved the way for women to serve at every level in our military. #WomensEqualityDay

VADM John Mustin Farewell Message Greetings Shipmates. I’m Vice Admiral John Mustin, Chief of Navy Reserve and Commander, Navy Reserve Force. As my tenure as your Chief of Navy Reserve draws to a close, I want to extend my appreciation to every member of our elite Navy Reserve Team. I am filled with gratitude for the patriotic service of each of our Sailors and civilians across the Navy Reserve Force...and I’m thankful for each of your supportive family members. Commanding, representing, and advocating for the Navy Reserve has been the honor of my lifetime. And what each of you do in service to our Nation has been an enduring and gratifying source of daily inspiration. Four years ago, we embarked on a generational force design transformation to build new capabilities and shift capacity to meet the needs of long-term strategic competition. During this period, I asked a lot from you… and you delivered. You recognized that we no longer have the luxury of waking up hoping tomorrow looks like yesterday. That we needed to transform with urgency, and that we needed to make hard decisions. We continue to make those decisions and to make urgent, quantifiable and demonstrable progress in the transformation and modernization of our force...achieving success in designing a lethal, future-ready integrated force, training to certify and qualify our Sailors in their mobilization billets, and preparing to mass mobilize...all to achieve and deliver against our singular priority: Warfighting Readiness. You should be proud - your contributions to our systemic transformation showcase the flexibility, readiness, and value our citizen sailors generate, and contribute to our national security. I am immensely proud of our accomplishments together. On any given day, our Navy Reserve provides 100,000 sailors, three dozen ship, wing, group and squadron commanding officers, nearly 150 aircraft, two SEAL teams, three expeditionary medical facilities, 2,200 strategic sealift officers, 450 civilians and nearly half of the Navy's expeditionary combat command and intelligence capability. So finally, thank you all… our Navy team, the great families, and the many friends and supporters who have made the Navy Reserve Force relevant, credible, and ready. I offer my sincere thanks for all you do in the fleet, what you do at home, and for our shared commitment to our Nation’s defense. It’s been a high honor serving with each of you. The clock is ticking...and I’m counting on you. Vice admiral Lacore is counting on you, the Navy is counting on you. And America is counting on you. Less talk, more action. Over to you all to get busy. #NavyReserve #WarfightingReadiness #ReadyOnDayOne https://lnkd.in/eM224V9a

Congratulations to the fiscal year 2025 (FY25) Office of the Naval Inspector General (NAVINSGEN) Chief Petty Officer (CPO) Selectees! VADM John Fuller, Naval Inspector General, Jeffrey Tribiano, Deputy Naval Inspector General, and Dennis Hathorn, NAVINSGEN Command Master Chief are pleased to announce our newly selected Chief Petty Officers.   ITC SEL Kenneth Mackey LNC SEL Sharee Cuffy MAC SEL Daniel Fletcher MAC SEL Travis Hayes MAC SEL Marqueal Taylor “Chief petty officer became an established rank of the United States Navy on April 1, 1893. Over half a century later, senior chief petty officer and master chief petty officer were added, completing what is now known as the Chief’s Mess.

Over time, the chief has become a symbol of pride across the Navy. Chiefs are in charge of upholding tradition and enforcing discipline in their junior and senior Sailors.” — What it Means to be a Navy Chief, by PO2 Amber Speer

It’s #WorldClassWednesday! Today, we’re spotlighting Kevin McMillon, the Office of the Naval Inspector General’s (NAVINSGEN) Supervisory IT Specialist and NIGHTS Systems Administrator. 💻 Mr. McMillon joined NAVINSGEN as a NIGHTS Systems Administrator in April 2019. He became Supervisory IT Specialist over the IT Division December 2021. Before joining NAVINSGEN, he worked at the US Naval Observatory (USNO) as the Lead Systems Administrator, then was promoted to IT Operations Division Chief. NAVINSGEN is fortunate to have Kevin McMillon. His IT expertise is impressive, he’s a knowledgeable in-house subject matter expert, and he’s a great coworker.