The Most Difficult Civilian Job in the Navy

I can't say I've seen this before, the following picture was posted to the official Navy website this week. It is hard to get more official than this.

PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (April 13, 2024) Joni Nowatzki, command ombudsman of the guided-missile destroyer USS Russell (DDG 59), logs onto "The Destroyerman," the ship's blog. With more than 9,000 visits since the site opened March 23, the ship is using an innovative way to capture the experiences of the day-to-day life at sea. The blog can be viewed at http://destroyermen.blogspot.com/. Russell is assigned to the Abraham Lincoln Strike Group and is on a regularly scheduled deployment. U.S. Navy photo by Ens. Theresa Donnelly (Released)

Next thing you know, it'll be Admiral Rougheads homepage.

Joni Nowatzki, we salute you and all the ombudsman of our fine fleet. It is without question the most difficult civilian job in the Navy.