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Early report blames confused watchstanders, possible design flaws for Norway’s sunken frigate
Norwegian investigators have released a preliminary report about a collision involving the frigate Helge Ingstad.
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Brass fire commanding officer of Jacksonville helicopter squadron
His relief came after he disciplined an aviator for allegedly drinking a beer in a helicopter cockpit.
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Coast Guard rescues two severely burned crewmen off cruise liner
Coast Guard watchstanders at the Fifth District command center in Portsmouth, Virginia, were contacted Monday at 3:50 p.m. by the Norwegian Escape that the two crewmen, 25 and 26 years of age, needed emergency medical attention.
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Navy finds the Antietam’s lost test results, vows to advance sailors who made the cut
Sailors assigned to the guided-missile cruiser Antietam won’t have to retake the fall advancement exams.
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Federal watchdog report chides Navy for submarine maintenance snafus
During a Thanksgiving conference call with Navy Times and the U.S. Naval Institute, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said that there “were no surprises in that report.”
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CNO thankful for carrier dynamic force employment success
Top Navy officials told Navy Times that the Truman Carrier Strike Group’s ongoing Dynamic Force Employment experiment has been a great success, assuring allies that they’ll show up to defend them and teaching potential foes that the Navy can show up suddenly with dominant firepower.
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NCIS documents cast doubt on Navy SEAL’s guilt in slaying of Islamic State fighter
Interviews with two senior Iraqi military leaders contradict nearly every aspect of the federal case against Gallagher, 39, who faces up to 18 criminal counts, including premeditated murder for allegedly stabbing to death a badly wounded Islamic State detainee near Mosul on May 3, 2017.
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Coast Guard rescues four from sinking boat off New Jersey shore
All four passengers were wearing life jackets and suffered no injuries, authorities said.
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Naval Academy building evacuated because of stinky chemical experiment
First responders determined the odor likely was left over from a Wednesday lab project.
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Navy destroyer catches on fire in repair yard, one sailor treated at hospital
The blaze broke out around 8 p.m. Saturday inside the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer Oscar Austin, which is undergoing extended maintenance work at BAE’s 109-acre facility along the Elizabeth River.
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Early report blames confused watchstanders, possible design flaws for Norway’s sunken frigate
Norwegian investigators have released a preliminary report about a collision involving the frigate Helge Ingstad.
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Brass fire commanding officer of Jacksonville helicopter squadron
His relief came after he disciplined an aviator for allegedly drinking a beer in a helicopter cockpit.
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Coast Guard rescues two severely burned crewmen off cruise liner
Coast Guard watchstanders at the Fifth District command center in Portsmouth, Virginia, were contacted Monday at 3:50 p.m. by the Norwegian Escape that the two crewmen, 25 and 26 years of age, needed emergency medical attention.
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Navy finds the Antietam’s lost test results, vows to advance sailors who made the cut
Sailors assigned to the guided-missile cruiser Antietam won’t have to retake the fall advancement exams.
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Federal watchdog report chides Navy for submarine maintenance snafus
During a Thanksgiving conference call with Navy Times and the U.S. Naval Institute, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said that there “were no surprises in that report.”
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CNO thankful for carrier dynamic force employment success
Top Navy officials told Navy Times that the Truman Carrier Strike Group’s ongoing Dynamic Force Employment experiment has been a great success, assuring allies that they’ll show up to defend them and teaching potential foes that the Navy can show up suddenly with dominant firepower.
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NCIS documents cast doubt on Navy SEAL’s guilt in slaying of Islamic State fighter
Interviews with two senior Iraqi military leaders contradict nearly every aspect of the federal case against Gallagher, 39, who faces up to 18 criminal counts, including premeditated murder for allegedly stabbing to death a badly wounded Islamic State detainee near Mosul on May 3, 2017.
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Coast Guard rescues four from sinking boat off New Jersey shore
All four passengers were wearing life jackets and suffered no injuries, authorities said.
-
Naval Academy building evacuated because of stinky chemical experiment
First responders determined the odor likely was left over from a Wednesday lab project.
-
Navy destroyer catches on fire in repair yard, one sailor treated at hospital
The blaze broke out around 8 p.m. Saturday inside the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer Oscar Austin, which is undergoing extended maintenance work at BAE’s 109-acre facility along the Elizabeth River.
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Early report blames confused watchstanders, possible design flaws for Norway’s sunken frigate
Norwegian investigators have released a preliminary report about a collision involving the frigate Helge Ingstad.
-
Brass fire commanding officer of Jacksonville helicopter squadron
His relief came after he disciplined an aviator for allegedly drinking a beer in a helicopter cockpit.
-
Coast Guard rescues two severely burned crewmen off cruise liner
Coast Guard watchstanders at the Fifth District command center in Portsmouth, Virginia, were contacted Monday at 3:50 p.m. by the Norwegian Escape that the two crewmen, 25 and 26 years of age, needed emergency medical attention.
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Navy finds the Antietam’s lost test results, vows to advance sailors who made the cut
Sailors assigned to the guided-missile cruiser Antietam won’t have to retake the fall advancement exams.
-
Federal watchdog report chides Navy for submarine maintenance snafus
During a Thanksgiving conference call with Navy Times and the U.S. Naval Institute, Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson said that there “were no surprises in that report.”
-
CNO thankful for carrier dynamic force employment success
Top Navy officials told Navy Times that the Truman Carrier Strike Group’s ongoing Dynamic Force Employment experiment has been a great success, assuring allies that they’ll show up to defend them and teaching potential foes that the Navy can show up suddenly with dominant firepower.
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NCIS documents cast doubt on Navy SEAL’s guilt in slaying of Islamic State fighter
Interviews with two senior Iraqi military leaders contradict nearly every aspect of the federal case against Gallagher, 39, who faces up to 18 criminal counts, including premeditated murder for allegedly stabbing to death a badly wounded Islamic State detainee near Mosul on May 3, 2017.
-
Coast Guard rescues four from sinking boat off New Jersey shore
All four passengers were wearing life jackets and suffered no injuries, authorities said.
-
Naval Academy building evacuated because of stinky chemical experiment
First responders determined the odor likely was left over from a Wednesday lab project.
-
Navy destroyer catches on fire in repair yard, one sailor treated at hospital
The blaze broke out around 8 p.m. Saturday inside the Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer Oscar Austin, which is undergoing extended maintenance work at BAE’s 109-acre facility along the Elizabeth River.
