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Iwo Jima’s top enlisted says crew is ready for Haiti relief mission
The ship’s top enlisted said the crew is focused on relief efforts and that the rapid on-load and deployment “validates what we do in training.”
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Iwo Jima racing to Haiti loaded with sailors, Marines and relief supplies
An additional 150 Marines and four MV-22 Ospreys flew aboard here Monday afternoon, adding to the 1,700 troops and four MH-60 Seahawks headed to help Haiti after a ferocious hurricane.
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Tug collides with LCS Montgomery, cracks the hull
Less than three weeks since a pair of engineering casualties sent the trimaran into port for repairs, Montgomery took a hard knock from a tug as it sortied from Mayport, Florida ahead of Hurricane Matthew.
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Destroyer squadron boss fired after lying to investigators
A casual encounter at a bar, an equal opportunity complaint and lies to investigators ended this squadron boss’ career.
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U.S. Southern Command sending troops to Haiti for disaster relief
U.S. Southern Command is sending troops to Haiti to provide relief as Hurricane Matthew tears a path through the Caribbean towards the United States.
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U.S. military staged for massive hurricane relief effort if called upon
The military is in a holding pattern as it monitors Hurricane Matthew’s track through the Caribbean, inching its way toward the U.S. mainland.
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Carrier George Washington to deploy for Hurricane Matthew relief
The government of Haiti has requested U.S. aid as Hurricane Matthew pounds the island.
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Navy families evacuate Cuba ahead of Hurricane Matthew
About 700 spouses, children and pets are being evacuated to Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida.
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White House petition to restore Navy job titles near halfway mark
The petition demanding the restoration of Navy job titles launched less than 96 hours ago has already garnered nearly half the 100,000 signatures needed to prompt a response from the Obama administration.
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Navy: $5.3 million in duplicate child care, rec program charges reversed
The Navy’s payment processor, Bank of America, has reversed all $5.3 million in false charges.
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Iwo Jima’s top enlisted says crew is ready for Haiti relief mission
The ship’s top enlisted said the crew is focused on relief efforts and that the rapid on-load and deployment “validates what we do in training.”
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Iwo Jima racing to Haiti loaded with sailors, Marines and relief supplies
An additional 150 Marines and four MV-22 Ospreys flew aboard here Monday afternoon, adding to the 1,700 troops and four MH-60 Seahawks headed to help Haiti after a ferocious hurricane.
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Tug collides with LCS Montgomery, cracks the hull
Less than three weeks since a pair of engineering casualties sent the trimaran into port for repairs, Montgomery took a hard knock from a tug as it sortied from Mayport, Florida ahead of Hurricane Matthew.
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Destroyer squadron boss fired after lying to investigators
A casual encounter at a bar, an equal opportunity complaint and lies to investigators ended this squadron boss’ career.
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U.S. Southern Command sending troops to Haiti for disaster relief
U.S. Southern Command is sending troops to Haiti to provide relief as Hurricane Matthew tears a path through the Caribbean towards the United States.
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U.S. military staged for massive hurricane relief effort if called upon
The military is in a holding pattern as it monitors Hurricane Matthew’s track through the Caribbean, inching its way toward the U.S. mainland.
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Carrier George Washington to deploy for Hurricane Matthew relief
The government of Haiti has requested U.S. aid as Hurricane Matthew pounds the island.
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Navy families evacuate Cuba ahead of Hurricane Matthew
About 700 spouses, children and pets are being evacuated to Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida.
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White House petition to restore Navy job titles near halfway mark
The petition demanding the restoration of Navy job titles launched less than 96 hours ago has already garnered nearly half the 100,000 signatures needed to prompt a response from the Obama administration.
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Navy: $5.3 million in duplicate child care, rec program charges reversed
The Navy’s payment processor, Bank of America, has reversed all $5.3 million in false charges.
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Iwo Jima’s top enlisted says crew is ready for Haiti relief mission
The ship’s top enlisted said the crew is focused on relief efforts and that the rapid on-load and deployment “validates what we do in training.”
-
Iwo Jima racing to Haiti loaded with sailors, Marines and relief supplies
An additional 150 Marines and four MV-22 Ospreys flew aboard here Monday afternoon, adding to the 1,700 troops and four MH-60 Seahawks headed to help Haiti after a ferocious hurricane.
-
Tug collides with LCS Montgomery, cracks the hull
Less than three weeks since a pair of engineering casualties sent the trimaran into port for repairs, Montgomery took a hard knock from a tug as it sortied from Mayport, Florida ahead of Hurricane Matthew.
-
Destroyer squadron boss fired after lying to investigators
A casual encounter at a bar, an equal opportunity complaint and lies to investigators ended this squadron boss’ career.
-
U.S. Southern Command sending troops to Haiti for disaster relief
U.S. Southern Command is sending troops to Haiti to provide relief as Hurricane Matthew tears a path through the Caribbean towards the United States.
-
U.S. military staged for massive hurricane relief effort if called upon
The military is in a holding pattern as it monitors Hurricane Matthew’s track through the Caribbean, inching its way toward the U.S. mainland.
-
Carrier George Washington to deploy for Hurricane Matthew relief
The government of Haiti has requested U.S. aid as Hurricane Matthew pounds the island.
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Navy families evacuate Cuba ahead of Hurricane Matthew
About 700 spouses, children and pets are being evacuated to Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida.
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White House petition to restore Navy job titles near halfway mark
The petition demanding the restoration of Navy job titles launched less than 96 hours ago has already garnered nearly half the 100,000 signatures needed to prompt a response from the Obama administration.
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Navy: $5.3 million in duplicate child care, rec program charges reversed
The Navy’s payment processor, Bank of America, has reversed all $5.3 million in false charges.
