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Navy MWR Entertainment Logo Operation MWR 2026 Visual Identifying Element

OPERATION MWR 2026

Serve Proud. Play Loud.

OVERVIEW WHEN & WHERE PERFORMERS GALLERYNEWS

WHEN & WHERE

 

U.S. Locations

Florida

  • Naval Air Station Pensacola 

  • Kane Brown with special guest Russell Dickerson

    Event Photos

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Illinois

Naval Station Great Lakes

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New York

  • Naval Support Activity Saratoga Springs

    Details coming soon!
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Virginia​

  • Naval Station Norfolk

  • Teddy Swims with special guest Miranda Lambert

    Event Details

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Washington

  • Naval Base Kitsap

    Details coming soon!
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  • Naval Air Station Whidbey Island

    Details coming soon!
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Overseas Locations

Guam

  • Naval Base Guam

    Brett Young

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Event details are specific to each location. Please visit the installation's website for more information.

Last updated: June 22, 2026 | Additional locations and performers will be announced.

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