The Navy General Library Program (NGLP) recently launched its new Navy Morale Welfare and Recreation (MWR) Digital Library website. ... then click "login" under the DS logon logo, ...

The Navy is giving submarine crews very expensive tablets that let sailors read pre-loaded books.

The U.S. Navy has developed a customized e-reader for its sailors The "NeRD" will come preloaded with a library of 300 titles Device has no connectivity and is more secure than a tablet ...

The Navy General Public Library (NGPL) is a digital library that offers 24/7 access to electronic books, audio books, reference materials, and newspapers, all free of charge.

It’s not quite the 108,000 titles available to other sailors in the Navy General Library Program, but it should keep even the most voracious reader occupied during a long stint at sea.

The Navy General Library Program (NGLP), through a partnership with Overdrive, the largest provider of eBooks and downloadable audio books to libraries worldwide, offers more than 50,000 titles ...

The Navy’s General Library Program just announced the NeRD, or Navy eReader Device. It’s an an E Ink tablet that resembles a Kindle, except it has no internet capability, no removable storage ...

Its creators, the Navy General Library Program (NGLP) and ebook company Findaway World, even made its hardware tough to tamper with. Since users won't be able to download anything new, ...

The e-readers come pre-loaded with 300 books, selected from the General Library Program's 108,000 titles The US Navy is to provide custom e-readers, dubbed the Navy eReader Device (NeRD), to some ...

“I know the paperbacks (on Navy ships) get passed back and forth until they fall apart,” said Nilya Carrato, program assistant for the Navy General Library Program. “We’re hoping the NeRD ...