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The Ike is heading home on time – seven-month deployments can actually happen
The Bush strike group is slated to leave in late January and will relieve the carrier Eisenhower and its group, currently sailing through the Red Sea on its way home.
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Reserve center CO arrested on DUI charge
Being arrested for driving under the influence can be career killer in the Navy. If the Navy relieves Morton, he would be the 19th commanding officer fired this year, a count that includes squadron-level commanders and a strike group commander.
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Navy asks Hewlett Packard to pay up for personal data breach
The request comes as the investigation into the breach has also expanded to include the FBI, which has joined with Naval Criminal Investigative Services in probing the case, said the official who spoke on background to discuss an ongoing investigation.
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Midshipman dies of complications from leukemia
Jablonski was diagnosed with leukemia in August and was being treated at Walter Reed, according to a Naval Academy release.
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Personal data for more than 134,000 sailors was breached, Navy says
The personal data of more than 134,000 sailors in a re-enlistment approval database was stolen from a contractor’s laptop, the Navy disclosed Wednesday.
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The commander of this Navy warship walked off the job
The commanding officer of a dock landing ship did something on Monday that none of her enlisted or officers could do without severe repercussions.
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The Navy took away sailors’ job titles, and now no one knows what to call each other
Things have gotten, well, awkward, in the two months since the Navy abruptly eliminated sailor’s titles.
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This strike group made China nervous — even without an aircraft carrier
The three-destroyer pack that set China on edge in the contested South China Sea are back from their western Pacific deployment.
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Donald Trump wants to start the biggest Navy build-up in decades
Donald Trump has pledged that he’ll lead the biggest U.S. Navy build-up since the Reagan administration, but the details on this expensive and decades-long effort remain to be seen.
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The Navy’s got an obesity problem — here’s how they plan to fix it
Long work hours, fewer chances to fail the body fat assessment and the Navy’s obesity problem means getting to the gym is more important than ever.
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The Ike is heading home on time – seven-month deployments can actually happen
The Bush strike group is slated to leave in late January and will relieve the carrier Eisenhower and its group, currently sailing through the Red Sea on its way home.
-
Reserve center CO arrested on DUI charge
Being arrested for driving under the influence can be career killer in the Navy. If the Navy relieves Morton, he would be the 19th commanding officer fired this year, a count that includes squadron-level commanders and a strike group commander.
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Navy asks Hewlett Packard to pay up for personal data breach
The request comes as the investigation into the breach has also expanded to include the FBI, which has joined with Naval Criminal Investigative Services in probing the case, said the official who spoke on background to discuss an ongoing investigation.
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Midshipman dies of complications from leukemia
Jablonski was diagnosed with leukemia in August and was being treated at Walter Reed, according to a Naval Academy release.
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Personal data for more than 134,000 sailors was breached, Navy says
The personal data of more than 134,000 sailors in a re-enlistment approval database was stolen from a contractor’s laptop, the Navy disclosed Wednesday.
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The commander of this Navy warship walked off the job
The commanding officer of a dock landing ship did something on Monday that none of her enlisted or officers could do without severe repercussions.
-
The Navy took away sailors’ job titles, and now no one knows what to call each other
Things have gotten, well, awkward, in the two months since the Navy abruptly eliminated sailor’s titles.
-
This strike group made China nervous — even without an aircraft carrier
The three-destroyer pack that set China on edge in the contested South China Sea are back from their western Pacific deployment.
-
Donald Trump wants to start the biggest Navy build-up in decades
Donald Trump has pledged that he’ll lead the biggest U.S. Navy build-up since the Reagan administration, but the details on this expensive and decades-long effort remain to be seen.
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The Navy’s got an obesity problem — here’s how they plan to fix it
Long work hours, fewer chances to fail the body fat assessment and the Navy’s obesity problem means getting to the gym is more important than ever.
-
The Ike is heading home on time – seven-month deployments can actually happen
The Bush strike group is slated to leave in late January and will relieve the carrier Eisenhower and its group, currently sailing through the Red Sea on its way home.
-
Reserve center CO arrested on DUI charge
Being arrested for driving under the influence can be career killer in the Navy. If the Navy relieves Morton, he would be the 19th commanding officer fired this year, a count that includes squadron-level commanders and a strike group commander.
-
Navy asks Hewlett Packard to pay up for personal data breach
The request comes as the investigation into the breach has also expanded to include the FBI, which has joined with Naval Criminal Investigative Services in probing the case, said the official who spoke on background to discuss an ongoing investigation.
-
Midshipman dies of complications from leukemia
Jablonski was diagnosed with leukemia in August and was being treated at Walter Reed, according to a Naval Academy release.
-
Personal data for more than 134,000 sailors was breached, Navy says
The personal data of more than 134,000 sailors in a re-enlistment approval database was stolen from a contractor’s laptop, the Navy disclosed Wednesday.
-
The commander of this Navy warship walked off the job
The commanding officer of a dock landing ship did something on Monday that none of her enlisted or officers could do without severe repercussions.
-
The Navy took away sailors’ job titles, and now no one knows what to call each other
Things have gotten, well, awkward, in the two months since the Navy abruptly eliminated sailor’s titles.
-
This strike group made China nervous — even without an aircraft carrier
The three-destroyer pack that set China on edge in the contested South China Sea are back from their western Pacific deployment.
-
Donald Trump wants to start the biggest Navy build-up in decades
Donald Trump has pledged that he’ll lead the biggest U.S. Navy build-up since the Reagan administration, but the details on this expensive and decades-long effort remain to be seen.
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The Navy’s got an obesity problem — here’s how they plan to fix it
Long work hours, fewer chances to fail the body fat assessment and the Navy’s obesity problem means getting to the gym is more important than ever.
