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Fleet Readiness Center East (FRCE) Jesse Gora, an engineer at FRCE, left, guides a tour of local educators during a four day externship program focused on preparing students for careers in industry. The program is part of FRCE’s outreach efforts which focus on engaging, inspiring, and educating students from eastern North Carolina while highlighting the wide range of career opportunities available at the depot.

leet Readiness Center East (FRCE) leaders pose for a group photograph with local educators during an externship program FRCE hosted aimed at showcasing career opportunities to area students.

Fleet Readiness Center East (FRCE) Capt. James M. Belmont, center, talks with local educators and FRCE personnel as part of an externship program FRCE hosted aimed at showcasing career opportunities to area students. The program is part of FRCE’s outreach efforts which focus on engaging, inspiring, and educating students from eastern North Carolina while highlighting the wide range of career opportunities available at the depot.

Fleet Readiness Center East (FRCE) Capt. James M. Belmont, left, talks with local educators as part of an externship program FRCE hosted aimed at showcasing career opportunities to area students. The program is part of FRCE’s outreach efforts which focus on engaging, inspiring, and educating students from eastern North Carolina while highlighting the wide range of career opportunities available at the depot.

Members of Fleet Readiness Center East’s (FRCE) Fleet Support Team’s Advanced Technology and Innovation (ATI) Team pose for a group photograph with local educators during an externship program FRCE hosted aimed at showcasing career opportunities to area students.

Capt. David Halpern speaks after relieving Capt. Ryan Bryla as commodore of Naval Test Wing Pacific in a July 14 ceremony in China Lake, California. (U.S. Navy photo by Rob Grabendike)

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- Basic off-canvas menu
  This tutorial guides you through the first steps of creating an app look-alike sliding menu for your website and webapp.
- Advanced menu with rich content
  This tutorial shows you how you can create an advanced menu with rich content.
- Mobile navigation headers
  This tutorial guides you through the first steps of creating beautiful mobile navigation header.
- Dynamic content
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- Core
  The plugin core consists of the actual plugin and some essential add-ons.
  - Introduction
  - Options
  - Configuration
  - API
  - CSS & SCSS
  - Core add-ons
  - Off-canvas
  - Screen reader
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- Extensions
  With these extensions, you can easily extend the look and feel of your menu.
  - Introduction
  - Available extensions
  - Border style
  - Effects
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  With these add-ons, you can easily add additional behavior to your menu.
  - Introduction
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  - Auto height
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- Framework wrappers
  Fix the quirks that the jQuery.mmenu plugin has with popular frameworks using these framework wrappers.
  - Introduction
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