Navy Information Dominance Forces, Navy Network Warfare Command and Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command kicked off the holiday season Dec. 10, with a fall/winter safety fair to reiterate the importance for Sailors and civilian employees to make good decisions and to stay safe for the winter season. More than 500 Sailors and civilian employees attended the event, which was organized by the command's safety office. Various topics that were covered included: electrical and ladder safety, motorcycle safety, winterizing your car/safe driving on ice and snow, fire safety, stress management, ergo

Navy Information Dominance Forces, Navy Network Warfare Command and Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command kicked off the holiday season Dec. 10, with a fall/winter safety fair to reiterate the importance for Sailors and civilian employees to make good decisions and to stay safe for the winter season. More than 500 Sailors and civilian employees attended the event, which was organized by the command's safety office. Various topics that were covered included: electrical and ladder safety, motorcycle safety, winterizing your car/safe driving on ice and snow, fire safety, stress management, ergo Stock Photo

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Navy Information Dominance Forces, Navy Network Warfare Command and Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command kicked off the holiday season Dec. 10, with a fall/winter safety fair to reiterate the importance for Sailors and civilian employees to make good decisions and to stay safe for the winter season. More than 500 Sailors and civilian employees attended the event, which was organized by the command's safety office. Various topics that were covered included: electrical and ladder safety, motorcycle safety, winterizing your car/safe driving on ice and snow, fire safety, stress management, ergonomics and preventing slips, falls, and back injuries as well as other topics. (U.S. Navy photo by Robert Fluegel/Released)

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