U.S. Navy/Standing Nato Maritime Group Two Work Values

Daily Duties at U.S. Navy/Standing Nato Maritime Group Two:

- Serving at sea over the course of one year as the lead public affairs officer, overseeing public relations activities for one U.S. Navy warship, and up to eight ships from different Allied nations. - Successfully managed and executed public affairs plans for a deployment to the North American coast, the Mediterranean, Black Sea and Baltic Sea. Increased awareness of NATO’s maritime operations through press conferences, one-on-one interviews with leadership, imagery, articles and video. - Solely responsible for the coordination and execution of international port visits for the commander of the force and the ships and crews of the force, to include official calls, luncheons, receptions and other events. - Managed the task group’s social media presence, and increased followership by 500% over the course of 12 months.

What they like about U.S. Navy/Standing Nato Maritime Group Two:

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Tags

media relations, community relations, press conference, event coordinator, press release, social media, diplomatic engagement, marketing, communication

Skills

These are some of the questions we asked our climbers about their experiences with U.S. Navy/Standing Nato Maritime Group Two: