http://www.navy.mil/whats.new.html (World Wide Web Directory, ~04/1995)
WHAT'S NEW WITH NAVYONLINEWhat's New with NavyOnLine announces new Navy-related online information servers and additions or changes to existing servers. Items are listed in chronological order, newest first. Note: archives are available for the What's New entries previous to 26 Aug 1994.
The NavyOnLine home page is the starting place for exploring online Navy resources.
Inputs for this What's New page, as well as comments, questions, or other feedback about NavyOnLine, should be sent by email to navyonline@ncts.navy.mil.
John George has a Naval Air Systems Command service available, with links to a number of NAVAIR's resources.
Betty Harvey gave us a pointer to her fantastic Navy CALS SGML DTD/FOSI Repository. Being the Navy's leader on SGML, you can imagine that her service is rich in content. And fun to browse as well!
LCDR Alex Casimes has announced the Surface Navy Association, Monterey Bay Chapter as a new member of NavyOnLine. Their What's New page has pointers to an online library of ship images!
The Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division is now up. Thanks, Mark Kolstoe!
Courtesy of Ken Saunders, the Naval Surface Warfare Center, Louisville Site has announced a server. It has a very nice look and feel to the home page.
LT Mike Kelly has brought up the Naval Aviation Maintenance Office service.
The United States Naval Academy is the newest addition to NavyOnLine, courtesy of Michael Moriarty.
The Message to All Hands at the Start of 1995 from ADM Boorda, the Chief of Naval Operations, is now available from the Navy Public Affairs Library..
Charles Goedde registered a server for Crane Division, Naval Surface Warfare Center.
NAVPALIB's latest news and periodicals page now provides direct access to the latest available issue of each of the news services and periodicals offered through the Navy Public Affairs Library.
There is a new addition for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Northern Division.
The NavyOnLine Home Page has new entries for Naval Surface Warfare Center, Carderock Division, Hydromechanics Directorate and The United States Naval Academy Computer Sciences Department.
NCTS Pensacola has a revamped home page that is now available.
The updated Navy strategy document "Forward ... From the Sea" is now available from the Navy Public Affairs Library.
The NavyOnLine Home Page has some changes, including three new servers, a search interface, and some housecleaning.
Want an "offline" tour of NavyOnLine and the WWW? A standalone, Windows-based movie, with optional narration, is now available. Note: This is a 1.2Mb ZIPped file produced using Lotus ScreenCam.
The Government Information Locator System (GILS) is gaining steam. Check out some GILS information to follow the developments.
The newly-established NAVPALIB what's new page is an annotated chronological listing of the more significant files recently added to the Navy Public Affairs Library.
The NavyOnLine Working Group fact sheet has been completely rewritten. It is available as a WWW version of the Working Group fact sheet and an FTP version of the Working Group fact sheet.
The NavyOnLine New Internauts page has been completely rewritten.
Interested in watching a work-in-progress? Try following the evolution of the Chips project.
Bill Maloy has a must-read WWW page for Security Related Information.
We have changed the NavyOnLine graphic. Check out the NavyOnLine Home Page to see it.
As mentioned above, we archived the old What's New, and started anew with this one. Changes include: validation of conformant HTML, change of URL links to utilize http://www.navy.mil/, addition of that charming image at the top, and a style similar to the NCSA What's New page.
A new and improved NavyOnLine fact sheet has been added. It is available as a WWW version of the NavyOnLine fact sheet, and an FTP version of the NavyOnLine fact sheet. The changes include the use of http://www.navy.mil/, and instructions for access by telnet and email.
Thanks to Mike Jenkins, we now have a mailing list manager for the NavyOnLine Working Group, which will be a significant improvement.