Welcome to the NBVC Public Affairs Office.
NBVC has 1-assigned PAO for all 3 installations, no supporting staff.
Mailing address:
Naval Base Ventura County
C/o PAO
311 Main Road Bldg. 1
Point Mugu, CA 93042-5033
For operator assistance with phone numbers onboard NBVC, please call (805) 989-1110.
➡️ Please like and follow our Facebook page for up-to-date base information:
https://www.facebook.com/NavalBaseVenturaCounty/
➡️ For NBVC news, pictures, products, please visit:
https://www.dvidshub.net/unit/NBVC
➡️ About Navy Public Affairs Officer:
https://www.navy.mil/Navy-Public-Affairs/
➡️ Contact NBVC PAO for:
- Photo pass (request 2-week advanced notice required).
- Navy News Story leads.
- Media inquiries.
- Sailors and civilians who want to learn about supporting your command through collateral duty ‘Unit Public Affairs Representative’ program can contact PAO for support, training, and possible gear loaner (as available).
- Sailors who may want to cross-rate to Mass Communication Specialist are welcome to contact PAO for mentorship opportunities.
- Sailors who are interested in applying for 1650 or 1655 Public Affairs Officer commission are highly encouraged to contact PAO for package review and mentorship opportunities.
➡️ Due to manning, the NBVC photo studio is secured until further notice. Your local warfare center may provide photo studio services for a flat fee, inquire within.
➡️ Due to manning, NBVC PAO office does not offer photography services for your event, however, for possible support in this matter with collateral duty Sailors, please inquire:
“Photographer” in Subject Line
NBVC_PAO@navy.mil
➡️ For the latest Town Hall information, Q&A, please visit:
https://cnrsw.cnic.navy.mil/Installations/NAVBASE-Ventura-County/Resources/Town-Hall/
➡️ U.S. Navy Official Photo instructions (Note: cellphones are authorized for use to take this photo)
https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Career-Management/Detailing/Officer/EOD/Official-Photo/
➡️ U.S. Navy Social Media Guidance
https://www.navy.mil/Resources/Social-Media-Directory-Guidance/
➡️ MyNavy HR PAO page:
https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Career-Management/Community-Management/Officer/Active-OCM/Restricted-Line/Public-Affairs-Officer/
➡️ MyNavy HR MC page:
https://www.mynavyhr.navy.mil/Career-Management/Community-Management/Enlisted/Administration/MC/
➡️ If you need assistance in reaching public affairs officer for Movies, TV, etc. contact NAVINFO-West.
➡️ For Jet aircraft related noise requests, please email:
“Noise Complaint” in Subject Line
NBVC_PAO@navy.mil
Jet Noise Q &A:
Q1: How long has the Navy been flying fighter jet aircraft at Point Mugu?
A1: Point Mugu has based fighter jet squadrons since 1947, for many years vehicles like QF-86F Sabre, QF-4N Phantom III, F-14 Tomcat, and EA-6B Prowler flew over Ventura County everyday,
Q2: How many U.S. Navy fighter jet squadrons are based at NBVC Point Mugu?
A2: NBVC has no U.S. Navy fighter jet squadrons based at Point Mugu. The airfield supports routine jet aircraft from visiting installations.
Q3: Why do U.S. Navy fighter jets have to fly over Camarillo?
A3: All inbound military flights follow Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations when entering the Camarillo Class D & E airspace. Camarillo airspace supports multiple FAA designated approach patterns for multiple intersecting airports.
Title 49 of the United States Code, Subtitle VII, Part A, Subpart I, Section 40103, under this section, the FAA is responsible for assigning the use of airspace.
Q4: Why do the fighter jet’s fly so fast over Camarillo?
A4: During approach, when fighter jets land, they are travelling about 220 miles per hour, which is twice as fast than a passenger jet. Fighter jets must increase speed to blow engine air over their wings to artificially increase the lift, glide ratio and stay in the air.
Q5: Why doesn’t the base publish noise advisory’s when fighter jets arrive?
A5: The installation public affairs officer publishes noise advisors via social media channels when there are 5 or more visiting fighter jets. A press release is issued to media outlets when there are many more visiting fighter jets, typically during an annual Department of Defense exercise.
Ref: https://www.dvidshub.net/news/462482/increase-aircraft-activity-nbvc-point-mugu