List of Navy Internship/Residency/Pay/OIS, etc websites

[Globus P]

Here's a compiled list of websites regarding Navy internships, residencies, pay, OIS, hospital locations, detailers, etc. Hope its of some use to all your current or incoming Navy HPSP students.

Health Professions Scholarship Program (HPSP) home page, includes the link to the HPSP Student Handbook:

http://nshs.med.navy.mil/hpsp/Pages/HPSPHome.htm

Navy Medical Education & Training Center?s (NMETC) page on Graduate Medical Education (GME) ? includes internship, residency, and fellowship information.

http://nshs.med.navy.mil/gme/NAVMEDGME.htm

List of the available Navy Internship (GME-1) Programs and Positions:

http://nshs.med.navy.mil/gme/GME1CHT.HTM

Summary of Residency (GME-2+) programs and locations for Full-Time Inservice (FTIS) training:

http://nshs.med.navy.mil/gme/rescht.htm

Navy Full-Time Inservice (FTIS) Training Programs:

http://nshs.med.navy.mil/gme/GMECAT.htm

Navy Medical Department GME Overview. See the link to ?Summary of Active Duty Obligation (ADO) for Graduate Medical Education? on the left hand side:

http://nshs.med.navy.mil/gme/NAVMEDGME.htm#Summary of Active Duty Obligation for GME

Flight Surgery and Undersea Medicine website, application process, and links to billets at the bottom of the page:

http://www.persnet.navy.mil/pers4415/Medical_Corps_FS_UMO.htm

Navy Hospital websites (internship & residency locations):

National Naval Medical Center (NNMC) Bethesda, MD: http://www.bethesda.med.navy.mil/
Naval Medical Center (NMCP) Portsmouth, VA: http://www-nmcp.med.navy.mil/
Naval Medical Center (NMCSD) San Diego, CA: http://www-nmcsd.med.navy.mil/
Navy Hospital, Bremerton, WA: http://nh_bremerton.med.navy.mil/
Naval Hospital, Camp Pendleton, CA: http://www.cpen.med.navy.mil/
Naval Hospital, Jacksonville, FL: http://www.navalhospitaljax.com/
Naval Hospital, Pensacola, FL: http://psaweb.med.navy.mil/
Navy Hospital, Camp Lejeune, NC: http://lej-www.med.navy.mil/

Link to websites of all Navy Hospitals and Branch Medical Clinics (includes Air Force, Army, Coast Guard links too): http://www-nmcp.med.navy.mil/links/index.asp

Navy Medical Corps detailing page. Click in the various detailer?s link to see the typical physician billets available (detailers are the officers that provide career planning and ?detail? you to the various Navy billets and locations?..you want to be nice to these officers.)

http://www.persnet.navy.mil/pers4415/medical_corps.htm

The Defense Finanicial and Accounting Service (DFAS) ? the military pay office. This link provides military pay information and current pay scales.

http://www.dfas.mil/

A great breakdown of Navy pay as a physician.

http://www.persnet.navy.mil/pers4415/Medical_Pay.htm

OIS Survival Guide. Inside you should find valuable information that you will need to know while at OIS.

https://www.cnet.navy.mil/netc/ois/ois_surv.htm

Department of Defense News website ? various news report of the military

http://www.defenselink.mil/

Naval Reserve Order Writing System (NROWS) log-in:

https://nows.cnrf.navy.mil/nrows/

Virtual Navy Hospital: A Digital Library of Naval Medicine and Military Medicine. Contains the GMO Manual, Flight Surgeon Manual, and various military handbooks.

http://www.vnh.org/Providers.html

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[Spang]

One to add:

Navy Experimental Diving Unit: http://www.supsalv.org/NEDU/

They have a rotation available.

Spang/The Aviator Formerly Known as 'Antboy'

 

[almostfamous]

Navy Medical Corps detailing page. Click in the various detailer?s link to see the typical physician billets available (detailers are the officers that provide career planning and ?detail? you to the various Navy billets and locations?..you want to be nice to these officers.)

http://www.persnet.navy.mil/pers4415/medical_corps.htm

Does anyone have a new link for the Medical Corps detailing page?
This one hasn't worked for a long time.

Thanks.

 

[kidddoc2be]

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[tdslayer1]

You now have to go via Navy Knowledge Online to get there.

 

[Globus P]

Navy Personnel Command revamped their site. Here's the link to the Medical Assignments site, but unlike the previous site, it lacks any useful info.

http://www.npc.navy.mil/Officer/Pers44/MedicalAssignments/

 

[mbarna]

Navy Personnel Command revamped their site. Here's the link to the Medical Assignments site, but unlike the previous site, it lacks any useful info.

http://www.npc.navy.mil/Officer/Pers44/MedicalAssignments/

Hello to all,

I'm USUHS 2006 with some prior SWO experience. I was trying to figure out my intern pay but I have a question that perhaps someone on this board can address. According to my LES, I've been in 10 years but only 6 of them have been active duty (6 for AD, 4 USUHS). After graduation, will I be a O-3 over 10 or and O-3 over 6?

Thanks!

 

[st0rmin]

Hello to all,

I'm USUHS 2006 with some prior SWO experience. I was trying to figure out my intern pay but I have a question that perhaps someone on this board can address. According to my LES, I've been in 10 years but only 6 of them have been active duty (6 for AD, 4 USUHS). After graduation, will I be a O-3 over 10 or and O-3 over 6?

Thanks!

I thought that our 4 years at USUHS do not count as active duty time. I believe that when those of us without prior service start internship we we are considered O-3 with 0 years. After we retire (20 years) then the 4 of school will be applied, but for now it's as if they never existed. That would be nice if they did count though. Anyone else with thoughts on this?

 

[BOHICA-FIGMO]

Hello to all,

I'm USUHS 2006 with some prior SWO experience. I was trying to figure out my intern pay but I have a question that perhaps someone on this board can address. According to my LES, I've been in 10 years but only 6 of them have been active duty (6 for AD, 4 USUHS). After graduation, will I be a O-3 over 10 or and O-3 over 6?

Thanks!

You should be 0-3 over 6 for pay purposes. The 4 years gets tacked on when/if you reach your 20 for retirement.

 

[TX_NFS]

Looks like the first link the OP posted, for the HPSP site, is no longer working. New site is: http://www.nomi.med.navy.mil/pages/nmetc/

 

[corhof]

I am currently a 3rd year Navy HPSP at Ohio State and my wife is a 2nd year here in optometry school. So. . .she is going to graduate a year later than me. If I do a Navy internship, then we would have to spend a year apart while she finishes optometry school and I would like to avoid that. Does anyone know how I would go about requesting a civilian internship so I can stay in columbus and wait until my wife graduates. Then, after she graduates and after my internship, we could move on to wherever my GMO will be.

Thanks,
Cory

 

[Bubblehead-to-MD]

Hello to all,

I'm USUHS 2006 with some prior SWO experience. I was trying to figure out my intern pay but I have a question that perhaps someone on this board can address. According to my LES, I've been in 10 years but only 6 of them have been active duty (6 for AD, 4 USUHS). After graduation, will I be a O-3 over 10 or and O-3 over 6?

Thanks!

As others have already stated, the 4 years at USUHS only count for retirement credit beyond 20 years of service. So, you will be an O-3 over 6.

True to my submarine background, I always like to provide references when possible. Check out the bottom of page 3 and the top of page 4 of this (it's pages 60 and 61 of the USUHS bulletin - see the "Retirement Credit" and "Longevity Credit" sections):

http://www.usuhs.mil/adm/catalog/StuStatSer0406.pdf

 

[NavyFP]

I am currently a 3rd year Navy HPSP at Ohio State and my wife is a 2nd year here in optometry school. So. . .she is going to graduate a year later than me. If I do a Navy internship, then we would have to spend a year apart while she finishes optometry school and I would like to avoid that. Does anyone know how I would go about requesting a civilian internship so I can stay in columbus and wait until my wife graduates. Then, after she graduates and after my internship, we could move on to wherever my GMO will be.

Thanks,
Cory

Request a 1 year deferment as #1 and make sure you put the co-location issue in your personal statement. With the lower numbers, a 1 year delay may not end up being an option. Should that happen, consider what you would be happy with as a Navy internship and rank appropriately. The Navy does place a high priority on co-location.

 

[corhof]

NavyFP and Tired thanks for the replies! I have a few more questions that I will post separately so they can be answered individually:

I have narrowed my choice of specialty down to three (EM, PM&R, Ophtho), but I don't really feel the pressure to decide on a specialty right now like most of my Med 3 colleagues. This is mainly because I feel like my next few years are fairly predictable:
Med 4: do a couple Navy rotations (Sept. and Oct.), interview, apply for an internship (transitional year) in medicine. With any luck I will get a 1 year deferment for the reason mentioned in the previous post. After Med 4, I will do my Transitional year followed by a 2-3 year GMO tour and then after the GMO tour (depending on whether or not I am happy in the Navy) I will either finish my commitment by doing another GMO tour and leave the Navy to do a civilian residency OR enter a Navy residency.

Is this a reasonable prediction of the next several years of my life? If so, am I right to not be feeling the pressure to decide on my specialty right now? I am supposed to be scheduling my Med 4 year within the next week and I am not sure if it matters that I do my specialties of choice early in Med 4 since I will not be interviewing for those positions.

So in summary my questions for this post are:
1) Should I feel pressure to decide on a specialty right now?
2) Most HPSP students do transitional years for their PGY-1 year right?
3)Should I still schedule my specialties of choice (PM&R, Ophtho, EM) early in Med 4 even though I won't be interviewing for them?

Thanks, your help is invaluable.

 

[corhof]

My question is about being granted a deferment to do a civilian residency. My understanding is that you are more likely to be granted a deferment if you are:
1) Top of your class
2) Apply for a deferment in a specialty in which the Navy is undermanned

Like I posted previously, I am interested in PM&R, EM, and Ophtho. My questions are:

1) How do I know what specialties are undermanned in the Navy right now? I imagine that PM&R and EM are in pretty high demand. Is there any way to know for sure?
2) I was looking on http://nshs.med.navy.mil/gme/RESFELCHT.htm and couldn't find any PM&R residencies. Surely the Navy needs PM&R docs, so do they do their residencies as FTOS or NADDS?
3) I am pretty average as far as grades and board scores go, how much impact does this really have?
4) If I were to apply, would I just rank NADDS as #1 on ERAS?

Thanks again!

 

[corhof]

Okay, this is my 3rd and final post (for today)! This question is in regard to working with a detailer and doing everything you can to go where you want to go for your GMO tour.

1)What is this process like? How far in advance do I begin to work with a detailer?
2) Is there a website that lists all the GMO tours?
3) Some of the posts I have read detail some pretty negative experiences (18 hour days, understaffed clinics, poor followup, etc). Are there some GMO tours that are notoriously bad, are there any known to be really good?
4) When I will enter my GMO tour (Summer 2009), my wife will be finishing up optometry school. I have heard that this could be some pretty good bargaining power. For example, we could offer that she will work as an optometrist for the Navy as long as they send us to San Diego (or wherever we really want to go). How true is this?
5) What are some GMO tours that require less time away from home? What are some that require alot of time away from home? I would rather not be gone for 3+ months at a time.

Okay, I'll shut up now. Thanks to everyone for the help!

 

[Bubblehead-to-MD]

You could not find a residency program in PM & R because the Navy has transitioned to using contracted civilians in that specialty (just like they have with Rad Onc). I can't provide a solid reference for this - just word of mouth. I highly recommend contacting your GME coordinator (do you have one?) to ask about this.

 

[Gastrapathy]

1)What is this process like? How far in advance do I begin to work with a detailer?

Detailing is a "negotiation". Detailers like to show this triangle that has "member's prefs" "needs of the navy" "career benefit" on each corner. Note that they are the ones who determine whats best for your Navy career, so figure that, at most, you have 33% input. All interns essentially are detailed after the match, so they can see who will be training or going flight or dive. After that, you'll all start calling and asking for what you want.

2) Is there a website that lists all the GMO tours?
Not since 2003
The largest number of GMO tours are with the Marines at Lejune and Camp Pendleton, there are 25 or so on ships and about 75 flight surg billets/year.

3) Some of the posts I have read detail some pretty negative experiences (18 hour days, understaffed clinics, poor followup, etc). Are there some GMO tours that are notoriously bad, are there any known to be really good?

Most Navy GMOs are not clinic billets (for first tour GMO's). You won't work 18 hrs days unless deployed.

4) When I will enter my GMO tour (Summer 2009), my wife will be finishing up optometry school. I have heard that this could be some pretty good bargaining power. For example, we could offer that she will work as an optometrist for the Navy as long as they send us to San Diego (or wherever we really want to go). How true is this?

Not true. If your wife were to JOIN THE NAVY, you would be detailed together, otherwise, no bargaining power at all.

5) What are some GMO tours that require less time away from home? What are some that require alot of time away from home? I would rather not be gone for 3+ months at a time.

I'm stumped.

Okay, I'll shut up now. Thanks to everyone for the help![/

G-apathy

 

[NavyFP]

NavyFP and Tired thanks for the replies! I have a few more questions that I will post separately so they can be answered individually:

I have narrowed my choice of specialty down to three (EM, PM&R, Ophtho), but I don't really feel the pressure to decide on a specialty right now like most of my Med 3 colleagues. This is mainly because I feel like my next few years are fairly predictable:
Med 4: do a couple Navy rotations (Sept. and Oct.), interview, apply for an internship (transitional year) in medicine. With any luck I will get a 1 year deferment for the reason mentioned in the previous post. After Med 4, I will do my Transitional year followed by a 2-3 year GMO tour and then after the GMO tour (depending on whether or not I am happy in the Navy) I will either finish my commitment by doing another GMO tour and leave the Navy to do a civilian residency OR enter a Navy residency.

Is this a reasonable prediction of the next several years of my life? If so, am I right to not be feeling the pressure to decide on my specialty right now? I am supposed to be scheduling my Med 4 year within the next week and I am not sure if it matters that I do my specialties of choice early in Med 4 since I will not be interviewing for those positions.

So in summary my questions for this post are:
1) Should I feel pressure to decide on a specialty right now?
2) Most HPSP students do transitional years for their PGY-1 year right?
3)Should I still schedule my specialties of choice (PM&R, Ophtho, EM) early in Med 4 even though I won't be interviewing for them?

Thanks, your help is invaluable.

1) I would say no. Based on your plan a TY would fit, then you can make your choice. The Navy is not training in PM&R (even deferrals), so if that is your final decision, you will do it as a civilian.
2) No, but there are plenty of TY positions.
3) Yes, while at the hospitals, interview with the Transitional Program Directors.

 

[NavyFP]

Okay, this is my 3rd and final post (for today)! This question is in regard to working with a detailer and doing everything you can to go where you want to go for your GMO tour.

1)What is this process like? How far in advance do I begin to work with a detailer?
2) Is there a website that lists all the GMO tours?
3) Some of the posts I have read detail some pretty negative experiences (18 hour days, understaffed clinics, poor followup, etc). Are there some GMO tours that are notoriously bad, are there any known to be really good?
4) When I will enter my GMO tour (Summer 2009), my wife will be finishing up optometry school. I have heard that this could be some pretty good bargaining power. For example, we could offer that she will work as an optometrist for the Navy as long as they send us to San Diego (or wherever we really want to go). How true is this?
5) What are some GMO tours that require less time away from home? What are some that require alot of time away from home? I would rather not be gone for 3+ months at a time.

Okay, I'll shut up now. Thanks to everyone for the help!

Just to add my 2 cents to what has already been posted.

4) No, I don't think that will give you any additional bargaining power, unless your wife actually joins. Detailers have no control over civilian hires, so the promise is in a sense empty. Co-location is important to the Navy, so should she come on AD, it would help.
5) Almost all GMO tours are operational. The few that are in clinics are in serious danger of being gapped or going away all together. The best possiblity to not deploy is to be a GMO on a ship that is going into the yards. Not alot of those billets, but you can ask your detailer. Otherwise, plan to deploy.

 

[youngtraumadoc]

Does anyone have a new link for the Navy OIS page. I can't seem to find a link that works.

 

[TX_NFS]

Does anyone have a new link for the Navy OIS page. I can't seem to find a link that works.

https://otcn.cnet.navy.mil/ODS/index.htm

 

[fullnelsondnb]

What is the link for ODS school now. The link in the student handbook (https://otcn.cnet.navy.mil/ODS/index.htm) is invalid.

-Theodore MS1 WVSOM

 

[Bubblehead-to-MD]

What is the link for ODS school now. The link in the student handbook (https://otcn.cnet.navy.mil/ODS/index.htm) is invalid.

-Theodore MS1 WVSOM

I found this using Google, and it appears to work:
https://www.netc.navy.mil/nstc/otcn/Schoolhouses/ODS/index.htm

 

[Glycereine]

Just trying to keep this page updated with some newer links since most of these are dead. A few of those posted more recently still work.

Thank you for all who posted before, as this page still gave me a great place to start. Trying to pay that forward by updating the resources for others!



Pay related:
Special Pays (Medical and Dental) - http://www.med.navy.mil/bumed/Special_Pay/Pages/WhatTypesofSpecialPaysamIeligiblefor.aspx
Medical Department Special Pay - http://www.med.navy.mil/bumed/Special_Pay/Pages/default.aspx

OCS:
Officer Development School/OCS - http://www.ocs.navy.mil/ods.asp

Detailing:
Medical Officer Assignments - http://www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/officer/Detailing/rlstaffcorps/medical/Pages/default.aspx
Medical Corps Assignments - http://www.public.navy.mil/bupers-npc/officer/Detailing/rlstaffcorps/medical/Pages/MedicalCorps.aspx


Residencies:
Military Residencies - http://www.militarygme.org/4.html
Navy Graduate Medical Education - http://www.tufts.edu/tufts-test/med/test/docs/about/offices/finaid/NavyGME.pdf

Aerospace Medicine: 2 Years
Pensacola - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmotc/nami/Pages/Department33AerospaceMedicineResidency.aspx

Anesthesiology: 3 Years
Bethesda - No Link Found, possibly no longer offered
Portsmouth - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/NMCP2/PatientServices/AnesthesiaDept/Pages/ResidencyProgram.aspx
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/AnesthesiologyResidencyProgramARP.aspx

Dermatology: 3 Years
Bethesda - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/Health Services/Medicine/Medicine/Dermatology/SitePages/Home.aspx
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Residencies.aspx

Emergency Medicine: 3 Years
Portsmouth - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp/Patients/EmerMed/Pages/Residency.aspx
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/EmergencyMedicineResidencyProgramEMRP.aspx

Family Medicine: 2 Years
Bethesda - http://www.usuhs.edu/fap/fapeducation.html
Camp Lejeune - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nhcl/welcome/Pages/NHCLResidencyOpportunities.aspx
Camp Pendleton - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/cpen/Pages/FMRProgram.aspx
Jacksonville - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/NavalHospitalJAX/AboutUs/Pages/ResidencyProgram.aspx

General Surgery: 4 Years
Bethesda - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/ResearchEducation/GME/SitePages/Surgery/Residency.aspx
Portsmouth - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp/EduTrain/GMDE/Pages/Residencies.aspx
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Residencies.aspx

Internal Medicine: 2 Years
Bethesda - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/ResearchEducation/GME/SitePages/InternalMedicine/Residency.aspx
Portsmouth - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp/...s/InternalMedicineResidentManual2007-2008.pdf
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Residencies.aspx

Neurology: 3 Years
Bethesda - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/ResearchEducation/GME/SitePages/ChildNeurology/Residency.aspx

Neurosurgery: 6 Years
Bethesda - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/ResearchEducation/GME/SitePages/Neurological Surgery/Residency.aspx

Obstetrics/Gynecology: 3 Years
Bethesda - Multiple Links, none specific to residency, at http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/ResearchEducation/GME/SitePages/Programs.aspx
Portsmouth - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp/EduTrain/Pages/OB-GYNResidency.aspx
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Residencies.aspx

Opthalmology: 3 Years
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Residencies.aspx

Orthopedic Surgery: 4 Years
Bethesda - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/ResearchEducation/GME/SitePages/Orthopaedics/Home.aspx
Portsmouth - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp/EduTrain/GMDE/Pages/Residencies.aspx
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/ORP.aspx

Otolaryngology: 4 Years
Bethesda - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/Resear...aryngology/ClerkshipsInternshipResidency.aspx
Portsmouth - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp/...idencies/OTOLARYNGOLOGY-RESIDENCY-PROGRAM.pdf

Pathology: 4 Years
Bethesda - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/ResearchEducation/GME/SitePages/Pathology/Residency.aspx
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Residencies.aspx

Pediatrics: 2 Years
Bethesda - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/ResearchEducation/GME/SitePages/Pediatrics/Residency.aspx
Portsmouth - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp2/EduTrain/GMED/Residencies/PediatricResidency/Pages/Default.aspx
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/PediatricResidencyProgramPRP.aspx

Preventative Medicine: 2 Years
Bethesda - http://www.usuhs.edu/pmb/oem.html

Psychiatry: 3 Years
Bethesda - http://www.usuhs.mil/psy/psyresidency.html
Portsmouth - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp/EduTrain/Pages/PsychiatryResidency.aspx
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Residencies.aspx

Radiology: 4 Years
Bethesda - http://rad.usuhs.edu/residency.html
Portsmouth - http://www-nmcp.med.navy.mil/Radiology/residency/index.asp
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Residencies.aspx

Urology: 4 Years
Bethesda - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/ResearchEducation/GME/SitePages/Urology/Residency.aspx
Portsmouth (offered through EVSM) - https://www.evms.edu/education/centers_institutes_departments/urology/
San Diego - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Residencies.aspx


San Diego Internships - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Internships.aspx
San Diego Residencies - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Residencies.aspx
San Diego Fellowships - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcsd/Staff/Pages/GME-Fellowships.aspx

Portsmouth Internships - www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp/EduTrain/GMDE/Pages/Internships.aspx
Portsmouth Residencies - http://www.med.navy.mil/sites/nmcp/EduTrain/GMDE/Pages/Residencies.aspx

Walter Reed/Bethesda GME - http://www.wrnmmc.capmed.mil/ResearchEducation/GME/SitePages/Programs.aspx
Walter Reed/Bethesda Residencies - http://www.usuhs.edu/gme/residency.html
Walter Reed/Bethesda Fellowships - http://www.usuhs.edu/gme/fellowship.html

Non-military specific Specialties (and subspecialties) - http://www.abms.org/who_we_help/physicians/specialties.aspx


Please let me know if you have an updated link to any of these and I will try to edit the post to include them all together for an easier search for people.

 

[backrow]

Might as well delete the Pensacola and Bremerton FP pages as those residency sites are going the way of the dodo bird.

 

[Glycereine]

Might as well delete the Pensacola and Bremerton FP pages as those residency sites are going the way of the dodo bird.

I figured as much. Ironically some of the ones that aren't going away don't have pages...

edit: and done