Navy gold disk program

The Navy Gold Star Program provides support to surviving family members of Sailors who died while on active duty, regardless of your loved one's military branch, location, or manner of death.

Coordinators strive to be a resource and embody the program mission of connecting with surviving family members of active duty death through engagement, creating a culture of remembrance. Our coordinators are located all over the United States and are here to serve as the trusted connection to the Navy for as long as family members desire. Find Your Region or Installation. Navy Gold Star Program. Operations and Management.

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Counseling Advocacy and Prevention. New Parent Support. There are two work benches: one for testing and one for repair. The tester, its components, and parts are not available commercially; it is a strictly Navy-managed product.

The Help Desk can even direct Sailors to exactly which drawer and bin a particular piece part needed for repair is located. The program also provides standard training to certify Gold Disk technicians and has become highly sought after training among Sailors. The program also offers the MTR Tracking System, which provides technicians and supervisors with the ability to track documents and generate reports on all maintenance actions related to faults and resolutions.

The program provides quarterly metrics reporting on fleet savings as well as a database of every circuit card that has failed, what failed on it, and which component fails the most. The reports contain all the metrics and savings of the program.