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‘Performance enhancing drugs’ considered for Special Operations soldiers
Special Operation Command wants to create super-soldiers through pushing the limits of human performance, and its looking to nutritional supplements and even performance enhancing drugs as options.
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Posting nudes online without consent will now get you kicked out of the Navy
The Navy now has a zero-tolerance policy for sharing nude photos of coworkers online without consent — a no-nonsense approach reminiscent of its policy on drug use.
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Navy finds fault in drug testing of sailors at Great Lakes, investigation underway
A Navy drug test lab that tested urine samples resulting in the separation of over 200 sailors since 2006 was decertified in April, Navy officials say.
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Friends of a critically injured sailor struck by an alleged drunk driver are asking for help
One of the eight sailors struck by a civilian who police say was intoxicated is still fighting for his life nearly two weeks later, and his friends are asking for help.
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Naval Air Station Oceana sailor accused of stabbing her wife
An Oceana sailor was in Virginia Beach Police custody Wednesday after she allegedly stabbed her wife, an E-3 stationed on the carrier Eisenhower, inflicting life-threatening injuries.
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Trump wants to grow the Navy, but he doesn’t have his own Navy secretary to sell it
The presumptive nominee is caught up in trying to disentangle his financial relationships and experts say the longer this drags on, the more it jeopardizes Trump’s goal of a larger, more deadly Navy.
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Lake Champlain and South Korean fishing boat collide in the Sea of Japan
Lake Champlain is part of the Carl Vinson carrier strike group, which is paroling the waters off North Korea as part of a presence mission aimed at deterring North Korea’s accelerated missile and nuclear programs, which threaten the U.S. and its key allies in the region
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With a plea deal in hand, disgraced Navy flight officer Edward Lin expresses remorse in court
After striking a deal with government prosecutors that withdrew the most serious spying charges against him, Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin spoke publicly Thursday for the first time about his misdeeds and the circumstances that kept him behind bars for more than a year and a half.
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Espionage charges against Navy officer dropped, plea bargain reached
Military spying charges against Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin have been dropped as part of a plea bargain with the government.
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Accused spy Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin’s day in court: What you need to know
Accused spy Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin has his day in court Thursday, facing charges of espionage, attempted espionage and falsifying official documents — his leave chits. The crimes he’s accused of could put him away for most of the rest of his life, but there is plenty of reason to doubt that outcome. Here’s what…
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‘Performance enhancing drugs’ considered for Special Operations soldiers
Special Operation Command wants to create super-soldiers through pushing the limits of human performance, and its looking to nutritional supplements and even performance enhancing drugs as options.
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Posting nudes online without consent will now get you kicked out of the Navy
The Navy now has a zero-tolerance policy for sharing nude photos of coworkers online without consent — a no-nonsense approach reminiscent of its policy on drug use.
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Navy finds fault in drug testing of sailors at Great Lakes, investigation underway
A Navy drug test lab that tested urine samples resulting in the separation of over 200 sailors since 2006 was decertified in April, Navy officials say.
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Friends of a critically injured sailor struck by an alleged drunk driver are asking for help
One of the eight sailors struck by a civilian who police say was intoxicated is still fighting for his life nearly two weeks later, and his friends are asking for help.
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Naval Air Station Oceana sailor accused of stabbing her wife
An Oceana sailor was in Virginia Beach Police custody Wednesday after she allegedly stabbed her wife, an E-3 stationed on the carrier Eisenhower, inflicting life-threatening injuries.
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Trump wants to grow the Navy, but he doesn’t have his own Navy secretary to sell it
The presumptive nominee is caught up in trying to disentangle his financial relationships and experts say the longer this drags on, the more it jeopardizes Trump’s goal of a larger, more deadly Navy.
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Lake Champlain and South Korean fishing boat collide in the Sea of Japan
Lake Champlain is part of the Carl Vinson carrier strike group, which is paroling the waters off North Korea as part of a presence mission aimed at deterring North Korea’s accelerated missile and nuclear programs, which threaten the U.S. and its key allies in the region
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With a plea deal in hand, disgraced Navy flight officer Edward Lin expresses remorse in court
After striking a deal with government prosecutors that withdrew the most serious spying charges against him, Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin spoke publicly Thursday for the first time about his misdeeds and the circumstances that kept him behind bars for more than a year and a half.
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Espionage charges against Navy officer dropped, plea bargain reached
Military spying charges against Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin have been dropped as part of a plea bargain with the government.
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Accused spy Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin’s day in court: What you need to know
Accused spy Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin has his day in court Thursday, facing charges of espionage, attempted espionage and falsifying official documents — his leave chits. The crimes he’s accused of could put him away for most of the rest of his life, but there is plenty of reason to doubt that outcome. Here’s what…
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‘Performance enhancing drugs’ considered for Special Operations soldiers
Special Operation Command wants to create super-soldiers through pushing the limits of human performance, and its looking to nutritional supplements and even performance enhancing drugs as options.
-
Posting nudes online without consent will now get you kicked out of the Navy
The Navy now has a zero-tolerance policy for sharing nude photos of coworkers online without consent — a no-nonsense approach reminiscent of its policy on drug use.
-
Navy finds fault in drug testing of sailors at Great Lakes, investigation underway
A Navy drug test lab that tested urine samples resulting in the separation of over 200 sailors since 2006 was decertified in April, Navy officials say.
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Friends of a critically injured sailor struck by an alleged drunk driver are asking for help
One of the eight sailors struck by a civilian who police say was intoxicated is still fighting for his life nearly two weeks later, and his friends are asking for help.
-
Naval Air Station Oceana sailor accused of stabbing her wife
An Oceana sailor was in Virginia Beach Police custody Wednesday after she allegedly stabbed her wife, an E-3 stationed on the carrier Eisenhower, inflicting life-threatening injuries.
-
Trump wants to grow the Navy, but he doesn’t have his own Navy secretary to sell it
The presumptive nominee is caught up in trying to disentangle his financial relationships and experts say the longer this drags on, the more it jeopardizes Trump’s goal of a larger, more deadly Navy.
-
Lake Champlain and South Korean fishing boat collide in the Sea of Japan
Lake Champlain is part of the Carl Vinson carrier strike group, which is paroling the waters off North Korea as part of a presence mission aimed at deterring North Korea’s accelerated missile and nuclear programs, which threaten the U.S. and its key allies in the region
-
With a plea deal in hand, disgraced Navy flight officer Edward Lin expresses remorse in court
After striking a deal with government prosecutors that withdrew the most serious spying charges against him, Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin spoke publicly Thursday for the first time about his misdeeds and the circumstances that kept him behind bars for more than a year and a half.
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Espionage charges against Navy officer dropped, plea bargain reached
Military spying charges against Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin have been dropped as part of a plea bargain with the government.
-
Accused spy Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin’s day in court: What you need to know
Accused spy Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin has his day in court Thursday, facing charges of espionage, attempted espionage and falsifying official documents — his leave chits. The crimes he’s accused of could put him away for most of the rest of his life, but there is plenty of reason to doubt that outcome. Here’s what…
