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US admiral: Policymakers to decide South China Sea patrols
The U.S. Navy’s top commander in the Pacific says it’s up to policymakers in Washington whether his sailors patrol within 12 nautical miles of newly constructed islands claimed by China in the South China Sea.
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CNO: Service considering expanding paternity leave
The Navy’s top officer said Tuesday the service is considering extending paternity leave for new fathers.
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U.S. sub force in the Pacific gets new commander
The U.S. Navy is installing a new commander to lead its submarine force in the Pacific.
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USS Arizona Memorial gets new superintendent
HONOLULU — The National Park Service said Friday it was naming the superintendent of national parks in the Seattle area to oversee the USS Arizona Memorial, which has been rocked by allegations that tickets to the memorial were sold even though
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Exhumation begins for unidentified remains from USS Oklahoma
Officials this month have started to exhume the unidentified remains of USS Oklahoma crew members killed in the 1941 Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor as part of an effort to account for sailors and Marines still classified as missing.
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Arizona Memorial reopening to visitors after dock repaired
Visitors may visit the USS Arizona Memorial once more now that the Navy has finished repairing a dock damaged in a mishap involving a hospital ship and two tugboats, the National Park Service said Friday.
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Officials say USS Arizona Memorial reopening delayed
Repairs to the damaged dock of the USS Arizona Memorial have been taking longer than expected, which will delay the reopening of the Pearl Harbor landmark by at least a day.
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Tours on USS Arizona Memorial suspended after ship hits dock
A tug boat that was maneuvering the hospital ship Mercy collided with the iconic USS Arizona Memorial Wednesday morning in Pearl Harbor, damaging the site’s dock, according to news reports.
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US admiral: Policymakers to decide South China Sea patrols
The U.S. Navy’s top commander in the Pacific says it’s up to policymakers in Washington whether his sailors patrol within 12 nautical miles of newly constructed islands claimed by China in the South China Sea.
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CNO: Service considering expanding paternity leave
The Navy’s top officer said Tuesday the service is considering extending paternity leave for new fathers.
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U.S. sub force in the Pacific gets new commander
The U.S. Navy is installing a new commander to lead its submarine force in the Pacific.
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USS Arizona Memorial gets new superintendent
HONOLULU — The National Park Service said Friday it was naming the superintendent of national parks in the Seattle area to oversee the USS Arizona Memorial, which has been rocked by allegations that tickets to the memorial were sold even though
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Exhumation begins for unidentified remains from USS Oklahoma
Officials this month have started to exhume the unidentified remains of USS Oklahoma crew members killed in the 1941 Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor as part of an effort to account for sailors and Marines still classified as missing.
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Arizona Memorial reopening to visitors after dock repaired
Visitors may visit the USS Arizona Memorial once more now that the Navy has finished repairing a dock damaged in a mishap involving a hospital ship and two tugboats, the National Park Service said Friday.
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Officials say USS Arizona Memorial reopening delayed
Repairs to the damaged dock of the USS Arizona Memorial have been taking longer than expected, which will delay the reopening of the Pearl Harbor landmark by at least a day.
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Tours on USS Arizona Memorial suspended after ship hits dock
A tug boat that was maneuvering the hospital ship Mercy collided with the iconic USS Arizona Memorial Wednesday morning in Pearl Harbor, damaging the site’s dock, according to news reports.
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US admiral: Policymakers to decide South China Sea patrols
The U.S. Navy’s top commander in the Pacific says it’s up to policymakers in Washington whether his sailors patrol within 12 nautical miles of newly constructed islands claimed by China in the South China Sea.
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CNO: Service considering expanding paternity leave
The Navy’s top officer said Tuesday the service is considering extending paternity leave for new fathers.
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U.S. sub force in the Pacific gets new commander
The U.S. Navy is installing a new commander to lead its submarine force in the Pacific.
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USS Arizona Memorial gets new superintendent
HONOLULU — The National Park Service said Friday it was naming the superintendent of national parks in the Seattle area to oversee the USS Arizona Memorial, which has been rocked by allegations that tickets to the memorial were sold even though
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Exhumation begins for unidentified remains from USS Oklahoma
Officials this month have started to exhume the unidentified remains of USS Oklahoma crew members killed in the 1941 Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor as part of an effort to account for sailors and Marines still classified as missing.
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Arizona Memorial reopening to visitors after dock repaired
Visitors may visit the USS Arizona Memorial once more now that the Navy has finished repairing a dock damaged in a mishap involving a hospital ship and two tugboats, the National Park Service said Friday.
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Officials say USS Arizona Memorial reopening delayed
Repairs to the damaged dock of the USS Arizona Memorial have been taking longer than expected, which will delay the reopening of the Pearl Harbor landmark by at least a day.
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Tours on USS Arizona Memorial suspended after ship hits dock
A tug boat that was maneuvering the hospital ship Mercy collided with the iconic USS Arizona Memorial Wednesday morning in Pearl Harbor, damaging the site’s dock, according to news reports.
