Mech

MECH magazine was welcomed into the fleet in 1961 as the aviation-maintenance safety magazine for the Navy and Marine Corps. MECH provides stories, information, procedures and most of all, a venue to raise safety awareness among our aviation maintainers. It is written by maintainers for maintainers and is credited as a critical part of a continually improving safety record in naval aviation.

Whether you are part of the supply system or the maintenance support team, or if you are the professional who turns the wrench while working on a state-of-the-art jet or helo, MECH magazine plays a key role in mission accomplishment. With inputs from the fleet, our Naval Safety Command staff, and systems experts, MECH helps get the aircraft mission ready and flying.

To view an Approach issue, click the PDF link. If you prefer the online version, click the Flipbook link.

Current Mech Issue

Mech Vol. 69, No. 1
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Mech Vol. 68, No. 2	Mech Vol. 68, No. 1	Mech Vol. 67, No. 2
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Our family of safety publications is available online at https://issuu.com/navalsafetycommand.

Media Contact Info: 757-444-3520 Ext 7870 | POC: Media Feedback/PAO | Webmaster

Bravo Zulu Submissions Guidelines

Writers Wanted

The editorial staff is always looking for a few good writers. We want to publish your articles and stories that:

- increase operational readiness,
- evaluate safety and health issues,
- correct deficiencies, and
- emphasize situational awareness.

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