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First on Fox: The Navy is taking bold steps to cut the red tape and focus on the fight.
Navy John C. A new memorandum signed by the Secretary of Falon has ordered a 35% deduction to the Civil Public Affairs Officer (PAO) billets and transferred all the work and transfer the decisions of the contract under strict control.
Leaders say that the target is to make the force Leiner fast and more disciplined while saving the taxpayer’s money.
A Navy official told Fox News Digital on the background, “The memo was signed with the intention of creating a more deadly and tight force, which keeps the most capable people in the right position to support the war.” “It tries to prioritize the readiness of war, strengthen standards and discipline as well as speed up decision making.”
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Navy Secretary John C. Fallan joined hands with a naval officer while visiting a ship. On Wednesday, Fale ordered Civil Affairs Officer (PAO) billets to cut 35%. (Courtesy of Navy Secretary)
“The Navy Department should ensure that public affairs resources are aligned for readiness, standards and discipline, and rapid decision making,” the memo says.
From now on, any citizen should be approved by the Navy’s Chief Information (CHINFO) or Marine Corps Communications Directorate (CD) to hire public affairs. Contracts for media and messaging support will also be placed in a system so that commands in the fleet can use the same procedure.
The memo instructs that “citizens at the headquarters will reduce or abolish or abolish the billets of public affairs, employees support and non-operated environment.”
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Navy Secretary John C. Fale welcomed the sailors during a visit. On Wednesday, the Navy announced that the civilian public affairs jobs were reducing. (Courtesy of Navy Secretary)
After a review, it was found to have changed that the civil affairs workforce had exceeded the need of the workforce. The study flagged off over -wide jobs, inconsistent messages and incompetent expenses.
Navy leaders say the overhaul will not only trim trim costs, but will also ensure that every communication effort supports men and women on the lines of readiness and front.
Marine Corps is not included in the cuts as it is already undergoing a separate review.
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For the Navy, the memo notes that “some billles can be really obtained for active-duty or reserved public affairs officials,” putting more uniformed leaders to tell the Navy’s story.
The instructions also require chinfo and CDs, “the cost of the document assesses the documentation of savings and supporting the fleet and reinstatement of uniform public affairs capacity.”
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A senior Navy official told Fox News Digital, “This is about discipline, efficiency and ambience.” “Each resource we saved here are a resource that we can take back in readiness and fight.”
