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Rebuilding 7th Fleet: The Navy’s most scrutinized sailors correct course
Under the watchful eye of the Navy, the service’s most embattled Fleet takes tragedy in stride.
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Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
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Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
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In Japan, a hard-hit US Navy fleet is steadying on a new course
After a disastrous summer in 2017, the Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet is effecting a course correction that it hopes restores readiness and avoids future loss of life.
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The Navy, once again, soft-pedals its own 355 ship-count assessment
The size of the fleet is not the most important metric of sea power, an admiral said.
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The Navy’s broken ships of 2017 are coming back to life; here’s how its going
Accidents in Japan reduced by a quarter the number of usable cruisers and destroyers in Yokosuka and left two of the seven Yokosuka ships the Navy considers BMD capable —Fitzgerald and McCain — out of the rotation.
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Congress readies boost to Navy shipbuilding in FY2018 spending bill
Congress is preparing to vote on a major spending bill that would fund 14 new ships, give the Navy more than $3 billion more than it asked for in its budget request.
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Alabama lawmaker accuses Navy secretary of endangering jobs, LCS future
The exchange was in many ways a classic bit of Capitol Hill theater.
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Aircrew that landed a Growler while blind and freezing awarded for bravery
The two-man aircrew that battled frostbite to safely land an EA-18G Growler blind after a catastrophic failure of the cockpit oxygen and climate control system has been officially recognized for exceptional airmanship.
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Coast Guard names new top officer
The head of Coast Guard Atlantic Area has been nominated to be the Coast Guard’s next top officer, replacing the outgoing Adm. Paul Zukunft.
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Rebuilding 7th Fleet: The Navy’s most scrutinized sailors correct course
Under the watchful eye of the Navy, the service’s most embattled Fleet takes tragedy in stride.
-
Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
-
Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
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In Japan, a hard-hit US Navy fleet is steadying on a new course
After a disastrous summer in 2017, the Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet is effecting a course correction that it hopes restores readiness and avoids future loss of life.
-
The Navy, once again, soft-pedals its own 355 ship-count assessment
The size of the fleet is not the most important metric of sea power, an admiral said.
-
The Navy’s broken ships of 2017 are coming back to life; here’s how its going
Accidents in Japan reduced by a quarter the number of usable cruisers and destroyers in Yokosuka and left two of the seven Yokosuka ships the Navy considers BMD capable —Fitzgerald and McCain — out of the rotation.
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Congress readies boost to Navy shipbuilding in FY2018 spending bill
Congress is preparing to vote on a major spending bill that would fund 14 new ships, give the Navy more than $3 billion more than it asked for in its budget request.
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Alabama lawmaker accuses Navy secretary of endangering jobs, LCS future
The exchange was in many ways a classic bit of Capitol Hill theater.
-
Aircrew that landed a Growler while blind and freezing awarded for bravery
The two-man aircrew that battled frostbite to safely land an EA-18G Growler blind after a catastrophic failure of the cockpit oxygen and climate control system has been officially recognized for exceptional airmanship.
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Coast Guard names new top officer
The head of Coast Guard Atlantic Area has been nominated to be the Coast Guard’s next top officer, replacing the outgoing Adm. Paul Zukunft.
-
Rebuilding 7th Fleet: The Navy’s most scrutinized sailors correct course
Under the watchful eye of the Navy, the service’s most embattled Fleet takes tragedy in stride.
-
Interview: The Navy’s top submarine builder talks Virginia-class challenges, successes
The Navy’s top submarine builder, Rear Adm. Michael Jabaley, talks Virginia-class and the road ahead for the Navy’s most lethal ship killers.
-
Navy Fleet Forces commander nominated for top military post in the Pacific
The Navy’s four-star fleet boss has been nominated by Defense Secretary James Mattis to become the top military officer in the Pacific.
-
In Japan, a hard-hit US Navy fleet is steadying on a new course
After a disastrous summer in 2017, the Japan-based U.S. 7th Fleet is effecting a course correction that it hopes restores readiness and avoids future loss of life.
-
The Navy, once again, soft-pedals its own 355 ship-count assessment
The size of the fleet is not the most important metric of sea power, an admiral said.
-
The Navy’s broken ships of 2017 are coming back to life; here’s how its going
Accidents in Japan reduced by a quarter the number of usable cruisers and destroyers in Yokosuka and left two of the seven Yokosuka ships the Navy considers BMD capable —Fitzgerald and McCain — out of the rotation.
-
Congress readies boost to Navy shipbuilding in FY2018 spending bill
Congress is preparing to vote on a major spending bill that would fund 14 new ships, give the Navy more than $3 billion more than it asked for in its budget request.
-
Alabama lawmaker accuses Navy secretary of endangering jobs, LCS future
The exchange was in many ways a classic bit of Capitol Hill theater.
-
Aircrew that landed a Growler while blind and freezing awarded for bravery
The two-man aircrew that battled frostbite to safely land an EA-18G Growler blind after a catastrophic failure of the cockpit oxygen and climate control system has been officially recognized for exceptional airmanship.
-
Coast Guard names new top officer
The head of Coast Guard Atlantic Area has been nominated to be the Coast Guard’s next top officer, replacing the outgoing Adm. Paul Zukunft.
