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Bonhomme Richard ESG and 31st MEU patrol the Pacific
The Bonhomme Richard Expeditionary Strike Group, with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Group, departed for a patrol of the Asia-Pacific Wednesday.
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Patrol squadron CO canned amid investigation
Cmdr. Ryan Cech was relieved for “loss of confidence” in his ability to command, the release said.
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The Navy’s 5 most dangerous at-sea deployments
It’s not a peacetime Navy anymore. The rise in new dangers around the globe means sailors are now operating under almost constant threat of attack. That’s a big change — and the Navy’s top brass is telling sailors to get tough.
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A year later, no women are even close to becoming a SEAL
Despite the field being open since March 2016, there has been no traction in regards to getting a woman through the arduous SEAL and SWCC training, which is among the most physically and mentally demanding in the military.
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Cruiser skipper fired after Tokyo Bay grounding
Capt. Joseph Carrigan was relieved “due to a loss of confidence” in his ability to command the Yokosuka-based ship after a Jan. 31 grounding badly damaged the ship.
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Submarine sailor dies on watch in port in suspected suicide
The third-class petty officer’s name is being withheld for privacy concerns.
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Philip Bilden withdraws from Navy secretary consideration
President Trump’s nominee for secretary of the Navy withdrew from consideration because of extensive financial ties that would not meet the Defense Department’s rigorous ethics standards, the Pentagon confirmed Sunday evening.
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San Diego carrier begins closely watched patrol of the South China Sea
The Navy’s presence in the South China Sea is historically routine, but its patrols there have increasingly agitated China’s government, which has made sweeping territorial claims to maritime rights in the 1.35 million-square-mile sea.
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LCS crew marooned in Singapore on an open-ended deployment
The embarked crew of the littoral combat ship Coronado, forward deployed to Singapore, was supposed to be home for Thanksgiving after a four- or five-month tour. But now the crew has been on board and overseas for eight months and there is no end in sight.
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Growing North Korean missile threat puts sailors on the front lines
The unfolding missile threat from North Korea puts U.S. sailors and their regional allies on the front lines of preventing a possible catastrophe if conflict breaks out with isolated Kim dictatorship.
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Bonhomme Richard ESG and 31st MEU patrol the Pacific
The Bonhomme Richard Expeditionary Strike Group, with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Group, departed for a patrol of the Asia-Pacific Wednesday.
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Patrol squadron CO canned amid investigation
Cmdr. Ryan Cech was relieved for “loss of confidence” in his ability to command, the release said.
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The Navy’s 5 most dangerous at-sea deployments
It’s not a peacetime Navy anymore. The rise in new dangers around the globe means sailors are now operating under almost constant threat of attack. That’s a big change — and the Navy’s top brass is telling sailors to get tough.
-
A year later, no women are even close to becoming a SEAL
Despite the field being open since March 2016, there has been no traction in regards to getting a woman through the arduous SEAL and SWCC training, which is among the most physically and mentally demanding in the military.
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Cruiser skipper fired after Tokyo Bay grounding
Capt. Joseph Carrigan was relieved “due to a loss of confidence” in his ability to command the Yokosuka-based ship after a Jan. 31 grounding badly damaged the ship.
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Submarine sailor dies on watch in port in suspected suicide
The third-class petty officer’s name is being withheld for privacy concerns.
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Philip Bilden withdraws from Navy secretary consideration
President Trump’s nominee for secretary of the Navy withdrew from consideration because of extensive financial ties that would not meet the Defense Department’s rigorous ethics standards, the Pentagon confirmed Sunday evening.
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San Diego carrier begins closely watched patrol of the South China Sea
The Navy’s presence in the South China Sea is historically routine, but its patrols there have increasingly agitated China’s government, which has made sweeping territorial claims to maritime rights in the 1.35 million-square-mile sea.
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LCS crew marooned in Singapore on an open-ended deployment
The embarked crew of the littoral combat ship Coronado, forward deployed to Singapore, was supposed to be home for Thanksgiving after a four- or five-month tour. But now the crew has been on board and overseas for eight months and there is no end in sight.
-
Growing North Korean missile threat puts sailors on the front lines
The unfolding missile threat from North Korea puts U.S. sailors and their regional allies on the front lines of preventing a possible catastrophe if conflict breaks out with isolated Kim dictatorship.
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Bonhomme Richard ESG and 31st MEU patrol the Pacific
The Bonhomme Richard Expeditionary Strike Group, with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Group, departed for a patrol of the Asia-Pacific Wednesday.
-
Patrol squadron CO canned amid investigation
Cmdr. Ryan Cech was relieved for “loss of confidence” in his ability to command, the release said.
-
The Navy’s 5 most dangerous at-sea deployments
It’s not a peacetime Navy anymore. The rise in new dangers around the globe means sailors are now operating under almost constant threat of attack. That’s a big change — and the Navy’s top brass is telling sailors to get tough.
-
A year later, no women are even close to becoming a SEAL
Despite the field being open since March 2016, there has been no traction in regards to getting a woman through the arduous SEAL and SWCC training, which is among the most physically and mentally demanding in the military.
-
Cruiser skipper fired after Tokyo Bay grounding
Capt. Joseph Carrigan was relieved “due to a loss of confidence” in his ability to command the Yokosuka-based ship after a Jan. 31 grounding badly damaged the ship.
-
Submarine sailor dies on watch in port in suspected suicide
The third-class petty officer’s name is being withheld for privacy concerns.
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Philip Bilden withdraws from Navy secretary consideration
President Trump’s nominee for secretary of the Navy withdrew from consideration because of extensive financial ties that would not meet the Defense Department’s rigorous ethics standards, the Pentagon confirmed Sunday evening.
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San Diego carrier begins closely watched patrol of the South China Sea
The Navy’s presence in the South China Sea is historically routine, but its patrols there have increasingly agitated China’s government, which has made sweeping territorial claims to maritime rights in the 1.35 million-square-mile sea.
-
LCS crew marooned in Singapore on an open-ended deployment
The embarked crew of the littoral combat ship Coronado, forward deployed to Singapore, was supposed to be home for Thanksgiving after a four- or five-month tour. But now the crew has been on board and overseas for eight months and there is no end in sight.
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Growing North Korean missile threat puts sailors on the front lines
The unfolding missile threat from North Korea puts U.S. sailors and their regional allies on the front lines of preventing a possible catastrophe if conflict breaks out with isolated Kim dictatorship.
