FRCSW Begins New Chapter with F-16 Workload
By: Janina Lamoglia
By: Janina Lamoglia
At Fleet Readiness Center Southwest (FRCSW), Model Maker, John Cardenas, separates the newly printed F/A-18 button plug from the build sheet, preparing for a precise fit check. Leveraging advanced 3D printing technology like the Stratasys F-900, FRCSW is reducing supply chain delays and enhancing fleet readiness. By creating a qualified, stop-gap solution to backordered parts, teams across FRCSW, FRC Mid-Atlantic, and NAVAIR’s Additive Manufacturing IPT are accelerating repair timelines, ensuring mission-critical components are ready when needed.
By: Janina Lamoglia
WELCOME TO THE FLEET!
Fleet Readiness Center Southwest (FRCSW) welcomes our new personnel. The new hires will fill in diverse positions in the command such as engineers - aerospace, electrical, industrial, materials; specialists - equipment, inventory management, data management, logistics management; aircraft sheet metal worker, leaders, and much more.
Come, and be a part of our team!
By: Janina Lamoglia
Commanding Officer
Fleet Readiness Center Southwest
takes pleasure in commending
Financial Management Analyst
Ms. Christina C Bartram
UNITED STATES NAVY
Quality Assurance simply refers to inspections to catch errors or product defects before they reach the user, but a healthy Quality Management System (QMS) involves much more than that. A truly robust QMS optimizes an organization’s performance not only by monitoring process results, but also managing and continually improving the processes themselves.
Fleet Readiness Center Southwest (FRCSW) has once again demonstrated excellence in financial management, securing the prestigious Department of Defense (DoD) Financial Management (FM) Award for their innovative contributions to data-driven decision-making. This recognition demonstrates the hard work and innovation of the FRCSW team, as well as the collaboration that drives their continuous improvement efforts.
By: Janina Lamoglia
In an impressive demonstration of cybersecurity readiness and teamwork, Fleet Readiness Center Southwest (FRCSW) recently passed the Command Cyber Readiness Inspection (CCRI) with flying colors. This achievement is particularly notable as FRCSW was the first Naval Command to be assessed under the new CCRI 3.0 scoring system. James Williams, FRCSW Command Information Systems Security Manager, shares insights into the preparation, challenges, and future directions following this landmark effort.