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Manning gaps, canceled operations and broken ships on tap if Congress can’t pass a budget
If Congress fails to pass a budget for 2017, it will cut into how many ships the Navy can afford to get underway and how many aircraft it can afford to put in the air, said Adm. Bill Moran, vice chief of naval operations.
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Navy looking to shell out big bucks to keep pilots
Vice Adm. Robert Burke, the chief of naval personnel, said some pilots could soon be getting a boost to their retention bonuses as the Navy tries to fend off competition from the airline industry and quell growing frustration and pilot concerns over a lack of flying hours and broken aircraft.
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Three-stars: Marine, naval aviators and maintainers endure diminished flight hours, lack of spare parts
The Navy and Marine Corps have had fewer issues with losing pilots to private airlines but both officers say there is a growing frustration with the lack of flying hours for pilots and critical spare parts for maintainers, a byproduct of the last several years of budget cuts.
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Nine months into a four-month deployment to Singapore, relief is on the way for marooned LCS crew
The embarked crew of the forward-deployed littoral combat ship Coronado deployed in June, headed toward Singapore and was supposed to be back around Thanksgiving. Now, one week into spring, Crew 204 is finally getting some relief.
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Chief suspected of sex assault released back to the Navy by Irish police
“The Sailor was released without charges by Irish authorities on March 23, 2017, to the U.S. Navy,” said Capt. Pamela Kunze in an email. “The Navy is investigating the incident.”
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CNO: Cyberstalking and bullying victims should come forward
As Navy leaders continue to grapple with a military-wide scandal involving nude photos of service members, the service is encouraging victims to come forward.
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Sailor from Donald Cook in Irish police custody, suspected of sexual assault
A chief petty officer assigned to the Rota, Spain-based destroyer Donald Cook is in the custody of Irish police, suspected in the sexual assault of a third class petty officer from the command, according to officials and an internal report obtained by Navy Times.
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Bush, Vinson support ISIS fight in Gulf, threaten Kim near North Korea
The Navy’s big guns are patrolling global hot spots, fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, and facing down North Korea’s Kim Jong Un during an annual exercise that is inevitably increasing tensions with the rogue regime.
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Pacific Fleet Boss threatens UCMJ hammer for sailors nabbed in nude photo scandal
Sailors caught degrading their female shipmates online will be punished, said the four-star head of all Navy forces in the Pacific in a scathing message to his troops released overnight.
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Sailors targeted at more than a dozen Navy commands in growing military nude photo sharing scandal
The victims targeted come from all corners of the Navy, from shore stations like Naval Station Norfolk and Naval Base San Diego to ships like the destroyer Cole and the carriers Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan.
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Manning gaps, canceled operations and broken ships on tap if Congress can’t pass a budget
If Congress fails to pass a budget for 2017, it will cut into how many ships the Navy can afford to get underway and how many aircraft it can afford to put in the air, said Adm. Bill Moran, vice chief of naval operations.
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Navy looking to shell out big bucks to keep pilots
Vice Adm. Robert Burke, the chief of naval personnel, said some pilots could soon be getting a boost to their retention bonuses as the Navy tries to fend off competition from the airline industry and quell growing frustration and pilot concerns over a lack of flying hours and broken aircraft.
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Three-stars: Marine, naval aviators and maintainers endure diminished flight hours, lack of spare parts
The Navy and Marine Corps have had fewer issues with losing pilots to private airlines but both officers say there is a growing frustration with the lack of flying hours for pilots and critical spare parts for maintainers, a byproduct of the last several years of budget cuts.
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Nine months into a four-month deployment to Singapore, relief is on the way for marooned LCS crew
The embarked crew of the forward-deployed littoral combat ship Coronado deployed in June, headed toward Singapore and was supposed to be back around Thanksgiving. Now, one week into spring, Crew 204 is finally getting some relief.
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Chief suspected of sex assault released back to the Navy by Irish police
“The Sailor was released without charges by Irish authorities on March 23, 2017, to the U.S. Navy,” said Capt. Pamela Kunze in an email. “The Navy is investigating the incident.”
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CNO: Cyberstalking and bullying victims should come forward
As Navy leaders continue to grapple with a military-wide scandal involving nude photos of service members, the service is encouraging victims to come forward.
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Sailor from Donald Cook in Irish police custody, suspected of sexual assault
A chief petty officer assigned to the Rota, Spain-based destroyer Donald Cook is in the custody of Irish police, suspected in the sexual assault of a third class petty officer from the command, according to officials and an internal report obtained by Navy Times.
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Bush, Vinson support ISIS fight in Gulf, threaten Kim near North Korea
The Navy’s big guns are patrolling global hot spots, fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, and facing down North Korea’s Kim Jong Un during an annual exercise that is inevitably increasing tensions with the rogue regime.
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Pacific Fleet Boss threatens UCMJ hammer for sailors nabbed in nude photo scandal
Sailors caught degrading their female shipmates online will be punished, said the four-star head of all Navy forces in the Pacific in a scathing message to his troops released overnight.
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Sailors targeted at more than a dozen Navy commands in growing military nude photo sharing scandal
The victims targeted come from all corners of the Navy, from shore stations like Naval Station Norfolk and Naval Base San Diego to ships like the destroyer Cole and the carriers Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan.
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Manning gaps, canceled operations and broken ships on tap if Congress can’t pass a budget
If Congress fails to pass a budget for 2017, it will cut into how many ships the Navy can afford to get underway and how many aircraft it can afford to put in the air, said Adm. Bill Moran, vice chief of naval operations.
-
Navy looking to shell out big bucks to keep pilots
Vice Adm. Robert Burke, the chief of naval personnel, said some pilots could soon be getting a boost to their retention bonuses as the Navy tries to fend off competition from the airline industry and quell growing frustration and pilot concerns over a lack of flying hours and broken aircraft.
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Three-stars: Marine, naval aviators and maintainers endure diminished flight hours, lack of spare parts
The Navy and Marine Corps have had fewer issues with losing pilots to private airlines but both officers say there is a growing frustration with the lack of flying hours for pilots and critical spare parts for maintainers, a byproduct of the last several years of budget cuts.
-
Nine months into a four-month deployment to Singapore, relief is on the way for marooned LCS crew
The embarked crew of the forward-deployed littoral combat ship Coronado deployed in June, headed toward Singapore and was supposed to be back around Thanksgiving. Now, one week into spring, Crew 204 is finally getting some relief.
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Chief suspected of sex assault released back to the Navy by Irish police
“The Sailor was released without charges by Irish authorities on March 23, 2017, to the U.S. Navy,” said Capt. Pamela Kunze in an email. “The Navy is investigating the incident.”
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CNO: Cyberstalking and bullying victims should come forward
As Navy leaders continue to grapple with a military-wide scandal involving nude photos of service members, the service is encouraging victims to come forward.
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Sailor from Donald Cook in Irish police custody, suspected of sexual assault
A chief petty officer assigned to the Rota, Spain-based destroyer Donald Cook is in the custody of Irish police, suspected in the sexual assault of a third class petty officer from the command, according to officials and an internal report obtained by Navy Times.
-
Bush, Vinson support ISIS fight in Gulf, threaten Kim near North Korea
The Navy’s big guns are patrolling global hot spots, fighting ISIS in Iraq and Syria, and facing down North Korea’s Kim Jong Un during an annual exercise that is inevitably increasing tensions with the rogue regime.
-
Pacific Fleet Boss threatens UCMJ hammer for sailors nabbed in nude photo scandal
Sailors caught degrading their female shipmates online will be punished, said the four-star head of all Navy forces in the Pacific in a scathing message to his troops released overnight.
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Sailors targeted at more than a dozen Navy commands in growing military nude photo sharing scandal
The victims targeted come from all corners of the Navy, from shore stations like Naval Station Norfolk and Naval Base San Diego to ships like the destroyer Cole and the carriers Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan.
