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CNO to sailors: We need to get tough
The chief of naval operations wants sailors in a mindset of constantly thinking about potential enemies and how to beat them. Some Navy leaders worry about sailors’ combat readiness in a Navy that has not seen large-scale maritime combat since World War II.
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NCIS investigating missing grenades on destroyer Pinckney
Twenty concussion grenades turned up missing during an inspection and a criminal investigation is underway to track them down.
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The Navy is planning fresh challenges to China’s claims in the South China Sea
The return of a Navy carrier strike group to the South China Sea, as well as plans for new challenges of Chinese claims there, will likely raise tensions with Beijing.
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U.S. Navy kicks off military drills with NATO on Russia’s doorstep
Exercise Sea Shield is an annual maritime drill designed to get NATO forces used to working together in the event of a conflict, according to a Navy release.
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The Navy is patrolling Putin’s backyard as the U.S. weighs a new Russia strategy
Two of the Navy’s missile-laden surface combatants are operating in the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea in presence missions that have led to which has led to a number of confrontations with the Russian military over the past three years.
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The new Navy secretary is inheriting a mess: Here’s how the Navy wants to fix it
The Navy’s leadership is lining up behind a unified message: fix our fleet, focus on war fighting, then grow the Navy.
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The Navy SEALs and other secretive units are quietly battling a frightening rise in parachute deaths
The alarming trend within U.S. Special Operations Command has been blamed in part on training shortfalls and bravado.
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Flynn: White House blames Iran for attack on Saudi ship
An attack by Yemeni rebels on a Saudi frigate has escalated tensions in one of the world’s busiest sea lanes, and has the U.S. weighing its options.
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Officials: Navy cruiser ran aground near Japan
The cruiser Antietam ran aground Tuesday while off the coast of Yokosuka, Japan, according to two Navy officials familiar with the incident.
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The strange case of Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin
Inside the spy probe of an officer’s ties to Taiwan. Was he really a spy?
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CNO to sailors: We need to get tough
The chief of naval operations wants sailors in a mindset of constantly thinking about potential enemies and how to beat them. Some Navy leaders worry about sailors’ combat readiness in a Navy that has not seen large-scale maritime combat since World War II.
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NCIS investigating missing grenades on destroyer Pinckney
Twenty concussion grenades turned up missing during an inspection and a criminal investigation is underway to track them down.
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The Navy is planning fresh challenges to China’s claims in the South China Sea
The return of a Navy carrier strike group to the South China Sea, as well as plans for new challenges of Chinese claims there, will likely raise tensions with Beijing.
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U.S. Navy kicks off military drills with NATO on Russia’s doorstep
Exercise Sea Shield is an annual maritime drill designed to get NATO forces used to working together in the event of a conflict, according to a Navy release.
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The Navy is patrolling Putin’s backyard as the U.S. weighs a new Russia strategy
Two of the Navy’s missile-laden surface combatants are operating in the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea in presence missions that have led to which has led to a number of confrontations with the Russian military over the past three years.
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The new Navy secretary is inheriting a mess: Here’s how the Navy wants to fix it
The Navy’s leadership is lining up behind a unified message: fix our fleet, focus on war fighting, then grow the Navy.
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The Navy SEALs and other secretive units are quietly battling a frightening rise in parachute deaths
The alarming trend within U.S. Special Operations Command has been blamed in part on training shortfalls and bravado.
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Flynn: White House blames Iran for attack on Saudi ship
An attack by Yemeni rebels on a Saudi frigate has escalated tensions in one of the world’s busiest sea lanes, and has the U.S. weighing its options.
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Officials: Navy cruiser ran aground near Japan
The cruiser Antietam ran aground Tuesday while off the coast of Yokosuka, Japan, according to two Navy officials familiar with the incident.
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The strange case of Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin
Inside the spy probe of an officer’s ties to Taiwan. Was he really a spy?
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CNO to sailors: We need to get tough
The chief of naval operations wants sailors in a mindset of constantly thinking about potential enemies and how to beat them. Some Navy leaders worry about sailors’ combat readiness in a Navy that has not seen large-scale maritime combat since World War II.
-
NCIS investigating missing grenades on destroyer Pinckney
Twenty concussion grenades turned up missing during an inspection and a criminal investigation is underway to track them down.
-
The Navy is planning fresh challenges to China’s claims in the South China Sea
The return of a Navy carrier strike group to the South China Sea, as well as plans for new challenges of Chinese claims there, will likely raise tensions with Beijing.
-
U.S. Navy kicks off military drills with NATO on Russia’s doorstep
Exercise Sea Shield is an annual maritime drill designed to get NATO forces used to working together in the event of a conflict, according to a Navy release.
-
The Navy is patrolling Putin’s backyard as the U.S. weighs a new Russia strategy
Two of the Navy’s missile-laden surface combatants are operating in the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea in presence missions that have led to which has led to a number of confrontations with the Russian military over the past three years.
-
The new Navy secretary is inheriting a mess: Here’s how the Navy wants to fix it
The Navy’s leadership is lining up behind a unified message: fix our fleet, focus on war fighting, then grow the Navy.
-
The Navy SEALs and other secretive units are quietly battling a frightening rise in parachute deaths
The alarming trend within U.S. Special Operations Command has been blamed in part on training shortfalls and bravado.
-
Flynn: White House blames Iran for attack on Saudi ship
An attack by Yemeni rebels on a Saudi frigate has escalated tensions in one of the world’s busiest sea lanes, and has the U.S. weighing its options.
-
Officials: Navy cruiser ran aground near Japan
The cruiser Antietam ran aground Tuesday while off the coast of Yokosuka, Japan, according to two Navy officials familiar with the incident.
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The strange case of Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin
Inside the spy probe of an officer’s ties to Taiwan. Was he really a spy?
