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Trump wants a bigger Navy — but the Navy wants its fleet fixed first
The Navy is in bad shape and its leaders are starting to make noise about it.
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Navy’s acquisition boss to take over as Trump’s acting Navy secretary on Friday
Sean Stackley, who has been the Navy’s top weapons buyer since 2008, will lead the Department of the Navy on a temporary basis, bringing the Ray Mabus era to an end.
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Out-going SECNAV Mabus defends progressive personnel reforms
With an incoming administration that has voiced concerns about signature achievements such as integrating women into combat units, Mabus gave one of his last, passionate arguments as head of the Navy for the next administration to hold the line.
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Outgoing Navy secretary voices concerns about Mattis nomination
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus told a group of reporters at an on-the-record breakfast that he was supportive of those who have raised concerns about maintaining civilian control of the military.
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This jailed sailor blames Hillary Clinton for his sentence — and wants Trump to set him free
Former Machinist’s Mate 1st Class Kristian Saucier pleaded guilty this summer to charges relating to six pictures of classified spaces he took on his cell phone on the attack submarine Alexandria.
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Lax security at Washington Navy Yard persisted years after 2013 shooting
Navy Inspector General found bewildering array of shortfalls at the same location where gunman killed 12 people.
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Carrier Vinson to deploy in early January to the Western Pacific
The carrier Carl Vinson and its escorts, along with 7,500 sailors, are set to deploy late next week for a Western Pacific cruise.
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New in 2017: High profile Navy spy trial slated for March
Lin was arrested in September 2015 after a Naval Criminal Investigative Service probe turned up dubious, unreported connections with Taiwanese diplomats in Washington and is building a case that he turned over classified information to them.
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New in 2017: Surface fleet bosses will push to save LCS program
After a string of largely unrelated engineering failures that plagued nearly every LCS in the Navy’s inventory, the surface fleet’s bosses are heading into 2017 on a mission to fix it.
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New in 2017: Navy cruisers may get a champion in the White House
With Trump’s election, the Navy’s cruisers will likely receive a stay of execution.
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Trump wants a bigger Navy — but the Navy wants its fleet fixed first
The Navy is in bad shape and its leaders are starting to make noise about it.
-
Navy’s acquisition boss to take over as Trump’s acting Navy secretary on Friday
Sean Stackley, who has been the Navy’s top weapons buyer since 2008, will lead the Department of the Navy on a temporary basis, bringing the Ray Mabus era to an end.
-
Out-going SECNAV Mabus defends progressive personnel reforms
With an incoming administration that has voiced concerns about signature achievements such as integrating women into combat units, Mabus gave one of his last, passionate arguments as head of the Navy for the next administration to hold the line.
-
Outgoing Navy secretary voices concerns about Mattis nomination
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus told a group of reporters at an on-the-record breakfast that he was supportive of those who have raised concerns about maintaining civilian control of the military.
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This jailed sailor blames Hillary Clinton for his sentence — and wants Trump to set him free
Former Machinist’s Mate 1st Class Kristian Saucier pleaded guilty this summer to charges relating to six pictures of classified spaces he took on his cell phone on the attack submarine Alexandria.
-
Lax security at Washington Navy Yard persisted years after 2013 shooting
Navy Inspector General found bewildering array of shortfalls at the same location where gunman killed 12 people.
-
Carrier Vinson to deploy in early January to the Western Pacific
The carrier Carl Vinson and its escorts, along with 7,500 sailors, are set to deploy late next week for a Western Pacific cruise.
-
New in 2017: High profile Navy spy trial slated for March
Lin was arrested in September 2015 after a Naval Criminal Investigative Service probe turned up dubious, unreported connections with Taiwanese diplomats in Washington and is building a case that he turned over classified information to them.
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New in 2017: Surface fleet bosses will push to save LCS program
After a string of largely unrelated engineering failures that plagued nearly every LCS in the Navy’s inventory, the surface fleet’s bosses are heading into 2017 on a mission to fix it.
-
New in 2017: Navy cruisers may get a champion in the White House
With Trump’s election, the Navy’s cruisers will likely receive a stay of execution.
-
Trump wants a bigger Navy — but the Navy wants its fleet fixed first
The Navy is in bad shape and its leaders are starting to make noise about it.
-
Navy’s acquisition boss to take over as Trump’s acting Navy secretary on Friday
Sean Stackley, who has been the Navy’s top weapons buyer since 2008, will lead the Department of the Navy on a temporary basis, bringing the Ray Mabus era to an end.
-
Out-going SECNAV Mabus defends progressive personnel reforms
With an incoming administration that has voiced concerns about signature achievements such as integrating women into combat units, Mabus gave one of his last, passionate arguments as head of the Navy for the next administration to hold the line.
-
Outgoing Navy secretary voices concerns about Mattis nomination
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus told a group of reporters at an on-the-record breakfast that he was supportive of those who have raised concerns about maintaining civilian control of the military.
-
This jailed sailor blames Hillary Clinton for his sentence — and wants Trump to set him free
Former Machinist’s Mate 1st Class Kristian Saucier pleaded guilty this summer to charges relating to six pictures of classified spaces he took on his cell phone on the attack submarine Alexandria.
-
Lax security at Washington Navy Yard persisted years after 2013 shooting
Navy Inspector General found bewildering array of shortfalls at the same location where gunman killed 12 people.
-
Carrier Vinson to deploy in early January to the Western Pacific
The carrier Carl Vinson and its escorts, along with 7,500 sailors, are set to deploy late next week for a Western Pacific cruise.
-
New in 2017: High profile Navy spy trial slated for March
Lin was arrested in September 2015 after a Naval Criminal Investigative Service probe turned up dubious, unreported connections with Taiwanese diplomats in Washington and is building a case that he turned over classified information to them.
-
New in 2017: Surface fleet bosses will push to save LCS program
After a string of largely unrelated engineering failures that plagued nearly every LCS in the Navy’s inventory, the surface fleet’s bosses are heading into 2017 on a mission to fix it.
-
New in 2017: Navy cruisers may get a champion in the White House
With Trump’s election, the Navy’s cruisers will likely receive a stay of execution.
