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The 101 Critical Days of Summer safety campaign is an annual Navy and Marine Corps initiative to increase awareness of potential risks related to off-duty recreational activities, as well as other summertime endeavors. We encourage the naval enterprise to continue getting out in front and not let our guard down in our collective efforts to educate about risk and understand behaviors that contribute to summer-related mishaps.

SECNAV 101 Critical Days of Summer Safety Message

MARADMIN June Risk Awareness Month

SMMC Summer Safety Video - DVIDs | CMC SD

Marine Corps Safety Video

2024 101 Critical Days of Summer Video - YouTube Video |  2024 101 Critical Days of Summer Video - DVIDS Video

Summer Safety Presentations
2024 101 Critical Days of Summer PowerPoint (54 mb)
2024 101 Critical Days of Summer PDF (58 mb)
2024 101 Critical Days of Summer PDF (7 mb Compressed)

We recommend that organizations with limited bandwidth download from this section. There's the choice of a no-photo version for the ULTRA low revision of the brief, as well as the regular PowerPoint divided into parts (six total). Please reach out to NAVSAFECOM_PAO@us.navy.mil for additional assistance.

2024 101 Critical Days of Summer No-photo PowerPoint
2024 101 Critical Days of Summer PowerPoint (Part 1)
2024 101 Critical Days of Summer PowerPoint (Part 2)
2024 101 Critical Days of Summer PowerPoint (Part 3)
2024 101 Critical Days of Summer PowerPoint (Part 4)
2024 101 Critical Days of Summer PowerPoint (Part 5)
2024 101 Critical Days of Summer PowerPoint (Part 6)

Safety Awareness Dispatches
Safety Awareness Dispatch 24-13 - Water Related Mishaps
Safety Awareness Dispatch 23-11 – The "Summery" of Mishaps
Bicycling Mishaps

Safety Awareness Graphics
Summer Heat Safety - DVIDS
Summer Bicycle Safety - DVIDS
How to Identify Rip Currents - DVIDS
Rip Current Safety Tips - DVIDS
Hurricane Season Safety Tips - DVIDS

Summer Safety Videos
Grill Fire Safety - DVIDS |  Grill Fire Safety - YouTube
Summer Sport Safety - DVIDS |  Summer Sport Safety - YouTube
Summer Boating Safety - DVIDS |  Summer Boating Safety - YouTube
Summer Outdoor Heat Safety- DVIDS |  Summer Outdoor Heat Safety - YouTube
Sunscreen Awareness - DVIDS | Sunscreen Awareness - YouTube
Rip Current Safety - DVIDS |  Rip Current Safety - YouTube
Firework Safety - DVIDS |  Firework Safety - YouTube

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