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Welcome to Naval Air Station Sigonella

The official internet website for Naval Air Station (NAS) Sigonella and starting point for all tenant commands and activities hosted at the Sigonella wide area. Please feel free to navigate through our top menus. For the most current news and activities at NAS Sigonella, please visit our Facebook page or the most recent edition of "The Signature."

 

The information contained within the Benvenuti "Welcome to Sigonella" guide will help smooth your transition into the Sigonella Community and serve as your installation phonebook.
 

News From Around Naval Air Station Sigonella

  • Region Commander Hosts Executive Steering Committee on board Naval Station Rota

    Sep 25, 2023

    Commander, Navy Region Europe, Africa, Central (EURAFCENT) hosted the annual Executive Steering Committee (ESC) at Naval Station Rota this past week.

  • NAS Sigonella Provides Shelter to Personnel During Extreme Heat, Fires and Power Outages

    Jul 26, 2023

    NAVAL AIR STATION SIGONELLA, Italy (July 26, 2023) Naval Air Station Sigonella activated its Emergency Operations Center in response to extreme heat, fires, power outages, and a need to provide safe, climate controlled shelter to personnel and families experiencing power and water outages, July 25, 2023.

  • In the Spotlight - Richard Honan

    Dec 29, 2022

    Every year around the holidays, many service members are separated from their family and friends. Deployed service members aren’t the only ones to include the thousands of others stationed all over the world. Luckily there are people back stateside who keep those military members in thoughts around this time of year and want to make sure they know people are thinking bout them. This is the case for Richard Honan, from Winthrop, Mass., who takes it upon himself every year to send care packages to military members stationed and deployed all over the world. Specifically, Honan has sent care packages for the last three years to the service members stationed here at Naval Air Station Sigonella.

  • In the Spotlight - Antonina "Nuccia" Cuscuna

    Nov 21, 2022

    Most of the people who work on Naval Air Station Sigonella put in a couple of years before they rotate out for new people. What many don’t see are the locals who have worked at Sigonella for years to keep everything running smoothly throughout all these transitions. For the Motor Vehicle Registration Office at Sigonella, that person is Antonina Cuscuna, known to most as Nuccia. Nuccia has been working on base for almost 27 years. She initially started back in the 1980s as a fill-in for someone on maternity leave. She worked for almost two years before she left for a 10 year hiatus from NAS Sigonella. When the then director of MVRO had a spot open up, they reached out to Nuccia, familiar with the type of work she did, and she has been here ever since.

  • In the Spotlight - Timothy Rector

    Oct 27, 2022

    Machinery Repairman Fireman Timothy Rector from Nottingham, Pa. joined the Navy in October 2020 for a few reasons. The most significant reason was his uncle; a fellow Sailor with whom he shared many traits. Rector’s other reasons were the traveling opportunities as well as being unsure what he wanted to do in regards to schooling.

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