At the top of most pages on the MSC site is a standard toolbar for easy navigation. Use the MSC seal at the top left of the toolbar to return to the MSC home page.
Search boxes appear at the top of each MSC page. The search engine looks for any match to the complete phrase you enter and sorts the results by the number of matches found. More search options are available on our site's search page.
The MSC web site offers files in a variety of formats. These may include PDF, Word, Excel, MPEG and others. MSC provides links to plug-ins and viewers for all of the file formats available on our site.
Links to these pages can be found on the MSC Home page. The pages are also accessible through the MSC Organization page.
MSC RFPs and other procurement-related information are available on the Contracting Directorate (N10) home page. MSC is not posting all of its solicitations on its internet site at this time. The long term objective of the command is to post all of its solicitations. At present, information provided on this internet site is simply an additional means to distribute a limited portion of the command's procurement-related information. You may also choose to visit the Navy Electronic Commerce On-line (NECO) website at www.neco.navy.mil. NECO is a central location where all Navy activities post their solicitations.
Navy contracts begin with the letter "N" and are followed by 5 digits that represent the Unit Identification Code (UIC) (i.e., activity name).
Employment applications for afloat positions can be found at http://www.sealiftcommand.com/. The eight Human Resource Service Centers (HRSC) around the world handle vacancies for many different kinds of ashore positions at multiple locations.
To request an application, ask questions about MSC afloat employment, or for questions regarding a previously submitted application send an e-mail to Info@sealiftcommand.com.
Ship information is available in the Ship Inventory and can be accessed by program, name, hull number, ship type and area command. An advanced search allows you to select multiple options from the above list. Individual ship pages have various information about the ship such as length, beam and draft. Most also have photos of the ship. At this time, e-mail addresses and FPO addresses for the ships are not available online.
The Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships, located in the reference section of most local libraries, is an excellent resource. You may also wish to visit the Naval Historical Center's site at http://www.history.navy.mil.
The Glossary page provides definitions for many commonly used terms and acronyms.
To access your military personnel and medical records, download SF 180 from http://www.nara.gov/regional/mpr.html and send it to the Director, National Personnel Records Center, Military Personnel Records, 9700 Page Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63132-5100.
To access another's military personnel and medical records: If the person is deceased, provide proof such as death certificate or obituary; if the person is alive, provide signed release authorization to obtain maximum amount of information; if no authorization, only limited information can be made available.
10 U.S.C. 130(b) prohibits the release of names and duty station addresses and e-mail addresses of individuals who are stationed overseas, routinely deployable (i.e., aboard ships/aircraft), or assigned to sensitive units.
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