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New in 2017: The carrier Gerald R. Ford should finally get commissioned — Maybe
The Navy is anxious to get its $13 billion carrier out for sea trials and into workups for its maiden deployment, because delays will affect the fleet’s deployment rotations for years to come.
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New in 2017: Trump likely to take a different approach to potential foes China, Russia
U.S. foreign policy — especially toward Russia and China — may shift significantly when President-elect Donald Trump takes control of the White House in January.
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New in 2017: Trump wants a YUGE Navy — but he has to fix the budget first
President-elect Donald Trump has called for a 350-ship Navy, but the path to building the biggest fleet in nearly 20 years could be off to a rough start in 2017 because of the budget problems created by years of Washington’s bickering over defense spending caps.
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The next White House Press Secretary is a Navy officer
Sean Spicer, currently the Republican Party communications chief, has served 17 years in the Navy reserves.
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Carrier Ike, Wasp groups and 22 MEU returning home for New Year’s
Sailors and Marines of the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group and the Wasp Amphibious Ready Group can now count the number of days left in their deployment on two hands.
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Navy rating titles restored — and the internet rejoices
Ratings are back and if the reaction on social media is any gauge, sailors are pretty happy about it.
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Ratings restored: Effective immediately, sailors will get their job titles back
Navy leaders are reversing their controversial decision to eliminate sailors’ ratings and will restore job titles across the fleet, according to a Navy message set for release Wednesday.
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LCS crew is stuck in Singapore for the holidays
Navy officials say the the recent spate of LCS engineering casualties, including breakdowns on the Freedom and the Fort Worth caused by crew errors, has triggered a complete reorganization of the program and Crew 204’s open-ended deployment is collateral damage.
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Navy’s top officer admits he misjudged backlash before dumping ratings
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson took responsibility for the uproar, which began in late September after he announced the service was scrapping all its enlisted ratings, but did not indicate that the service was changing course.
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The Pentagon told the Navy to cut $17B from its budget; the Navy said no
The Navy submitted a budget to the office of the secretary of defense without cutting $17 billion out of the five-year plan, three defense sources tell Navy Times.
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New in 2017: The carrier Gerald R. Ford should finally get commissioned — Maybe
The Navy is anxious to get its $13 billion carrier out for sea trials and into workups for its maiden deployment, because delays will affect the fleet’s deployment rotations for years to come.
-
New in 2017: Trump likely to take a different approach to potential foes China, Russia
U.S. foreign policy — especially toward Russia and China — may shift significantly when President-elect Donald Trump takes control of the White House in January.
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New in 2017: Trump wants a YUGE Navy — but he has to fix the budget first
President-elect Donald Trump has called for a 350-ship Navy, but the path to building the biggest fleet in nearly 20 years could be off to a rough start in 2017 because of the budget problems created by years of Washington’s bickering over defense spending caps.
-
The next White House Press Secretary is a Navy officer
Sean Spicer, currently the Republican Party communications chief, has served 17 years in the Navy reserves.
-
Carrier Ike, Wasp groups and 22 MEU returning home for New Year’s
Sailors and Marines of the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group and the Wasp Amphibious Ready Group can now count the number of days left in their deployment on two hands.
-
Navy rating titles restored — and the internet rejoices
Ratings are back and if the reaction on social media is any gauge, sailors are pretty happy about it.
-
Ratings restored: Effective immediately, sailors will get their job titles back
Navy leaders are reversing their controversial decision to eliminate sailors’ ratings and will restore job titles across the fleet, according to a Navy message set for release Wednesday.
-
LCS crew is stuck in Singapore for the holidays
Navy officials say the the recent spate of LCS engineering casualties, including breakdowns on the Freedom and the Fort Worth caused by crew errors, has triggered a complete reorganization of the program and Crew 204’s open-ended deployment is collateral damage.
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Navy’s top officer admits he misjudged backlash before dumping ratings
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson took responsibility for the uproar, which began in late September after he announced the service was scrapping all its enlisted ratings, but did not indicate that the service was changing course.
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The Pentagon told the Navy to cut $17B from its budget; the Navy said no
The Navy submitted a budget to the office of the secretary of defense without cutting $17 billion out of the five-year plan, three defense sources tell Navy Times.
-
New in 2017: The carrier Gerald R. Ford should finally get commissioned — Maybe
The Navy is anxious to get its $13 billion carrier out for sea trials and into workups for its maiden deployment, because delays will affect the fleet’s deployment rotations for years to come.
-
New in 2017: Trump likely to take a different approach to potential foes China, Russia
U.S. foreign policy — especially toward Russia and China — may shift significantly when President-elect Donald Trump takes control of the White House in January.
-
New in 2017: Trump wants a YUGE Navy — but he has to fix the budget first
President-elect Donald Trump has called for a 350-ship Navy, but the path to building the biggest fleet in nearly 20 years could be off to a rough start in 2017 because of the budget problems created by years of Washington’s bickering over defense spending caps.
-
The next White House Press Secretary is a Navy officer
Sean Spicer, currently the Republican Party communications chief, has served 17 years in the Navy reserves.
-
Carrier Ike, Wasp groups and 22 MEU returning home for New Year’s
Sailors and Marines of the Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group and the Wasp Amphibious Ready Group can now count the number of days left in their deployment on two hands.
-
Navy rating titles restored — and the internet rejoices
Ratings are back and if the reaction on social media is any gauge, sailors are pretty happy about it.
-
Ratings restored: Effective immediately, sailors will get their job titles back
Navy leaders are reversing their controversial decision to eliminate sailors’ ratings and will restore job titles across the fleet, according to a Navy message set for release Wednesday.
-
LCS crew is stuck in Singapore for the holidays
Navy officials say the the recent spate of LCS engineering casualties, including breakdowns on the Freedom and the Fort Worth caused by crew errors, has triggered a complete reorganization of the program and Crew 204’s open-ended deployment is collateral damage.
-
Navy’s top officer admits he misjudged backlash before dumping ratings
Chief of Naval Operations Adm. John Richardson took responsibility for the uproar, which began in late September after he announced the service was scrapping all its enlisted ratings, but did not indicate that the service was changing course.
-
The Pentagon told the Navy to cut $17B from its budget; the Navy said no
The Navy submitted a budget to the office of the secretary of defense without cutting $17 billion out of the five-year plan, three defense sources tell Navy Times.
