COMMAND INFORMATION: Menu History Base Map Phone # Mission MWR Media Web site Other military publications: Big John A tribute to Big John See the latest coverage of the Kennedy"s decommissioning		Thursday, March 22, 2007 HS-11 rescues man overboard Pilots and crew members from HS-11 rescued a Sailor stationed aboard the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN 65) who fell overboard shortly before midnight March 6. [ More ] CNRSE implementing family IA support program Many service members coming back from the Middle East have a hard time readjusting to a normal life style and some even suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) due to physiological and psychological stressors experienced while deployed. Military members go through a series of health screenings before and after deployment to identify any mental or physical problems that may have been caused by their deployment and treatment is issued accordingly. However, until recently, the families of those deployed have had little in the way of education on what to expect from their spouse or parent after they return from the war zone. Navy testing identifies levels of coliform in water exceeding state drinking water rules Navy sampling of the water system on NAS Jacksonville in February 2007 identified elevated levels of coliform exceeding Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP) water rules. The drinking water on NAS Jacksonville is sampled at 42 different locations every month. On Feb. 27, five samples tested positive for coliform in the weapons, reserve center, medical, bachelor enlisted quarters and exchange areas. 'Scouts' disestablished after 47 years of service The "Scouts" of VS-24 are being disestablished during a ceremony today at 10 a.m. at Hangar 116. The ceremony will end 47 years of service as an Atlantic fleet carrier-based antisubmarine warfare squadron (ASW). VS-24 was the first S-3 squadron to move to NAS Jacksonville in 1997 when NAS Cecil Field closed. The squadron has been in Jacksonville the past 34 years. How Rosa Parks has inspired me Editor's note: The following essay was chosen as the best submission for this year's Women's History Month Essay Contest.  Click here to see the entire content of the Jax Air News print edition with more stories, photos and advertisements.		NAS Jacksonville, FL Click Here for Archive of Print Publication CONTACT US RATE CARD Classified Fleet Market Application

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