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Virtual Single Sailor Program Brings Game Night to Sailors Across Navy Region EURAFCENT

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Virtual Single Sailor Program Brings Game Night to Sailors Across Navy Region EURAFCENT

May 202, 2025 | Story by Jessica Donnelly | Commander, Navy Installations Command

WASHINGTON --- Single Sailors from across Navy Region Europe, Africa, Central (EURAFCENT) came together on April 24 for an evening of laughter, competition and connection during the Navy Morale, Welfare and Recreation’s (MWR) Virtual Single Sailor Program (VSSP) latest live-streamed event, “Clash of the Sailors.” One standout group joined the action live from Naval Support Facility (NSF) Redzikowo, Poland. Sailors gathered at the MWR Recreation Center to play as a team, where their energy was contagious as they cheered each other on and debated the most popular answers.

Organized by the MWR VSSP, the virtual game night invited Sailors to go head-to-head in a spirited guessing game inspired by classic TV game shows. Participants battled it out by naming top answers to offbeat and imaginative questions like “What would you find at the North Pole?” and “What can be seen in a haunted house?”

The event not only delivered plenty of laughs, but also highlighted MWR’s commitment to supporting the morale and well-being of single and unaccompanied Sailors. Programs like Liberty and VSSP play a key role, offering Sailors opportunities to stay connected, engaged, and have fun, no matter where they are stationed. With duty often taking Service members far from family and friends, virtual events like this offer a unique and meaningful way to stay engaged and beat the isolation that can sometimes come with overseas or remote assignments.

“This is exactly what we hope to do with VSSP - create space for fun, community, and shared experiences” said Jessica Donnelly, Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC) MWR VSSP Program Manager. “We may be oceans apart, but for one night, it felt like we were all in the same room.”

While “Clash of the Sailors” was a one-time event, the fun doesn’t stop there. The VSSP team has plans to host virtual programs every month, each with a fresh new theme to keep things exciting and inclusive for single and unaccompanied Sailors around the world. Whether its trivia, games, or other interactive activities, there's something for everyone looking to plug in and participate.

VSSP events are open to Liberty-eligible patrons. For more information and to register for upcoming events, visit www.navylifeeurafcent.com/VSSP.

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