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Welcome to NALO: A Guide for New Families
Welcome to NALO! Whether this is your very first Navy command or one of many along your journey, checking into a new duty station can feel like a lot all at once with new routines, new faces, and a new place to call home. My role as your Command Ombudsman is to help make this transition smoother for both you and your family. As you begin settling in, I encourage you to take time to browse the NALO Navigator website . It was created specifically to be a central resource for Na
Krystyna Knight


Termite Season Survival Guide
In New Orleans, termite season usually refers to the time of year when winged termites, also called swarmers, come out in large numbers to mate and start new colonies.
Very romantic for them.
Absolutely horrifying for the rest of us.
Krystyna Knight


PCS Season at NALO: Saying Goodbye, Settling In, and Staying Connected
Whether you are leaving NALO and New Orleans or just arriving, this season is more than a move. It is a transition. It is the closing of one chapter and the beginning of another.
And here at NALO, we know that every PCS comes with its own story.
Krystyna Knight


OPSEC: What It Is and Why It Matters for Military Families
What Is OPSEC? OPSEC stands for Operations Security. OPSEC is the process of protecting sensitive information that could be used by adversaries to gain insight into military operations. While many people assume OPSEC only applies to classified information, that’s not usually the case. OPSEC exists for one main reason: protecting people and missions. OPSEC is not just the responsibility of service members. Military families play an important role as well.
Krystyna Knight
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