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Welcome to Naval Support Activity Philadelphia

Supporting Those who Support the Fleet

Installation Information

The NSA Philadelphia and Philadelphia Navy Yard Annex missions are to Provide an operationally ready, secure shore infrastructure committed to offering support services and team work, balanced quality of life to military and civilian members, and community collaboration through coordinated engagement, in a safe and healthful environment.

VISION

Maintain and operate safe and secure major logistics storage and support facilities to back the Fleet and support the Sailors and civilians that support the warfighters.

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NSA Philadelphia electronic welcome sign

Nov 30 2022

NSA Philadelphia electronic welcome

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NSA Philadelphia electronic welcome sign

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Nov 30 2022

Welcome to NSA Philadelphia with ship

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Welcome to Naval Support Activity Philadelphia sign with ship in background

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 NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support hosted military officers from nine partner nations as part of the Navy Supply Corps School’s International Officer Supply Course, June 29-30, at Naval Support Activity Philadelphia.

Dec 29 2022

NAVSUP WSS Philadelphia hosts international military supply officers

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NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support hosted military officers from nine partner nations as part of the Navy Supply Corps School’s International Officer Supply Course, June 29-30, at Naval Support Activity Philadelphia.

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 The decommissioned aircraft carrier Ex-USS Forrestal arrives at Naval Support Activity Philadelphia from Naval Station Newport, R.I. The first of the American supercarriers, Forrestal was commissioned Sept. 29, 1955, and was in service for more than 38 years.

Dec 29 2022

Ex-USS Forrestal arrives at NSA Philadelphia

Petty Officer 2nd Class Matthew White

The decommissioned aircraft carrier Ex-USS Forrestal arrives at Naval Support Activity Philadelphia from Naval Station Newport, R.I. The first of the American supercarriers, Forrestal was commissioned Sept. 29, 1955, and was in service for more than 38 years.

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 Battalion Chief Lisa Forrest, Philadelphia Fire Department, U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Laura Easterling, platoon leader, and Sgt. Nicole Phannis, a reconnaissance Soldier, both assigned to the 140th Chemical Company, California National Guard, discuss decontamination operations for a chemical spill training during the Dense Urban Terrain (DUT) exercise at the CSX Railyard in Philadelphia, Pa., July 27, 2022.

Dec 29 2022

Task Force 46 and Philadelphia Fire Department conduct chemical spill training at CSX Railyard

1st Lt. Ashley Goodwin

Battalion Chief Lisa Forrest, Philadelphia Fire Department, U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Laura Easterling, platoon leader, and Sgt. Nicole Phannis, a reconnaissance Soldier, both assigned to the 140th Chemical Company, California National Guard, discuss decontamination operations for a chemical spill training during the Dense Urban Terrain (DUT) exercise at the CSX Railyard in Philadelphia, Pa., July 27, 2022. Task Force 46 and over 600 personnel from its federal, state, local, private and academic partners collaborated to successfully complete the most recent DUT exercise. The DUT series of exercises began in 2018 and has become one of the Nation’s premier all-hazard and homeland defense exercises designed to enhance interagency interoperability in the event of “America’s worst day.” (U.S. Army National Guard photo by 1st Lt. Ashley Goodwin)

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NSA Philadelphia electronic welcome sign Welcome to NSA Philadelphia sign NAVSUP Weapon Systems Support hosted military officers from nine partner nations as part of the Navy Supply Corps School’s International Officer Supply Course, June 29-30, at Naval Support Activity Philadelphia. The decommissioned aircraft carrier Ex-USS Forrestal arrives at Naval Support Activity Philadelphia from Naval Station Newport, R.I. The first of the American supercarriers, Forrestal was commissioned Sept. 29, 1955, and was in service for more than 38 years. Battalion Chief Lisa Forrest, Philadelphia Fire Department, U.S. Army 2nd Lt. Laura Easterling, platoon leader, and Sgt. Nicole Phannis, a reconnaissance Soldier, both assigned to the 140th Chemical Company, California National Guard, discuss decontamination operations for a chemical spill training during the Dense Urban Terrain (DUT) exercise at the CSX Railyard in Philadelphia, Pa., July 27, 2022.

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