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Welcome to Naval Support Activity Crane

Technology - Ammunition - Environment
 

In 2004, Naval Support Activity Crane officially stood up as the installation command, charged with ensuring quality support allowing NSWC Crane, CAAA, and other tenant commands to remain focused on their engineering, ammunition and logistics missions. Today grown from its ordnance roots, Crane is recognized worldwide as a modern leader in diverse and technical products aimed at meeting the needs of today’s warfighter in the defense of the nation. 

 

Photos From Around NAVAL SUPPORT ACTIVITY CRANE

Naval Support Activity and Crane Army Ammunition Activity had the pleasure of showing the Hatchet Company, Washington H.S. Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Command Cadets around the activity Oct. 13. The cadets learned about the mission to provide munitions readiness to the Joint force and met the hardworking Hoosiers from across the region who ensure our warfighters are equipped to win.

Dec 28 2022

Washington High School NJROTC Learn about Mission

Christy Carroll

Naval Support Activity and Crane Army Ammunition Activity had the pleasure of showing the Hatchet Company, Washington H.S. Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Command Cadets around the activity Oct. 13. The cadets learned about the mission to provide munitions readiness to the Joint force and met the hardworking Hoosiers from across the region who ensure our warfighters are equipped to win.

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 Indiana University Senior Andrew Yazdi (right) shows off his catch during a fishing tournament on Naval Support Activity Crane, May 1, 2022. Yazdi, who originally hails from St. Louis, Mo., graduates this spring, making this one of his last tournaments with the IU fishing club. His partner, Navy Lt. Cmdr. Luke Rayfield (left), commanding officer, Indianapolis Military Entrance Processing Station, won the contest with the biggest bass of the day. The event paired IU and Purdue University students with service members from various commands throughout Indiana.

Dec 28 2022

IU and Purdue partner with Navy to fish NSA Crane Waters

Jeff Nagan

Indiana University Senior Andrew Yazdi (right) shows off his catch during a fishing tournament on Naval Support Activity Crane, May 1, 2022. Yazdi, who originally hails from St. Louis, Mo., graduates this spring, making this one of his last tournaments with the IU fishing club. His partner, Navy Lt. Cmdr. Luke Rayfield (left), commanding officer, Indianapolis Military Entrance Processing Station, won the contest with the biggest bass of the day. The event paired IU and Purdue University students with service members from various commands throughout Indiana.

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 Crane Army and Naval Support Activity Crane recently welcomed the Indiana Department of Homeland Security District 10 conference. Visitors toured different operations and discussed best practices for shared procedures including emergency management policies and logistics. IDHS District 10 covers a 12-county area in southern Indiana. The conference was hosted by the Martin County Emergency Management.

Dec 28 2022

Crane Army and NSA Crane host the Indiana Department of Homeland Security

Christy Carroll

Crane Army and Naval Support Activity Crane recently welcomed the Indiana Department of Homeland Security District 10 conference. Visitors toured different operations and discussed best practices for shared procedures including emergency management policies and logistics. IDHS District 10 covers a 12-county area in southern Indiana. The conference was hosted by the Martin County Emergency Management.

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 Naval Support Actiivty Crane Firefighter Paramedic Justin Disney (right) and Firefighter Emergency Medical Technician Mickael Harris (left) cart a mock victim to an ambulance during an installation exercise on March 15, 2022. Installation police, fire, paramedics, and explosive ordnance disposal participated in the exercise, which culminated in simulating an aerial evacuation with local-area partners. (Official U.S. Navy photo by Jeff M. Nagan)

Dec 28 2022

Naval Support Activity Crane responds to Violent Protest Drill

Jeff Nagan

Naval Support Actiivty Crane Firefighter Paramedic Justin Disney (right) and Firefighter Emergency Medical Technician Mickael Harris (left) cart a mock victim to an ambulance during an installation exercise on March 15, 2022. Installation police, fire, paramedics, and explosive ordnance disposal participated in the exercise, which culminated in simulating an aerial evacuation with local-area partners. (Official U.S. Navy photo by Jeff M. Nagan)

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Naval Support Activity and Crane Army Ammunition Activity had the pleasure of showing the Hatchet Company, Washington H.S. Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Command Cadets around the activity Oct. 13. The cadets learned about the mission to provide munitions readiness to the Joint force and met the hardworking Hoosiers from across the region who ensure our warfighters are equipped to win. Indiana University Senior Andrew Yazdi (right) shows off his catch during a fishing tournament on Naval Support Activity Crane, May 1, 2022. Yazdi, who originally hails from St. Louis, Mo., graduates this spring, making this one of his last tournaments with the IU fishing club. His partner, Navy Lt. Cmdr. Luke Rayfield (left), commanding officer, Indianapolis Military Entrance Processing Station, won the contest with the biggest bass of the day. The event paired IU and Purdue University students with service members from various commands throughout Indiana. Crane Army and Naval Support Activity Crane recently welcomed the Indiana Department of Homeland Security District 10 conference. Visitors toured different operations and discussed best practices for shared procedures including emergency management policies and logistics. IDHS District 10 covers a 12-county area in southern Indiana. The conference was hosted by the Martin County Emergency Management. Naval Support Actiivty Crane Firefighter Paramedic Justin Disney (right) and Firefighter Emergency Medical Technician Mickael Harris (left) cart a mock victim to an ambulance during an installation exercise on March 15, 2022. Installation police, fire, paramedics, and explosive ordnance disposal participated in the exercise, which culminated in simulating an aerial evacuation with local-area partners. (Official U.S. Navy photo by Jeff M. Nagan)

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