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Sailors mistakenly charged $5.3 million for child care, morale programs
Thousands of sailors just paid for their child care and MWR fees twice, but the Navy is working overtime to fix it.
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White House tells the Pentagon to quit talking about ‘competition’ with China
The White House has barred Pentagon leaders from a key talking point when it comes to publicly describing the military challenges posed by China.
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4-star admiral wants to confront China. The White House says not so fast.
The U.S. military’s top commander in the Pacific is arguing behind closed doors for a more confrontational approach to counter and reverse China’s strategic gains in the South China Sea, appeals that have met resistance from the White House at nearly every turn.
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Disturbing details emerge in case of Navy commander accused of sex assault
A Navy commanding officer is accused of attempting to sexually assault a woman officer at her San Diego residence and was arrested while trying to flee the scene
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Helicopter squadron CO arrested in San Diego, charged with attempted rape
The commanding officer of a Guam-based helicopter squadron is in the San Diego jail Monday night, arrested on felony charges of attempted rape and assault.
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A U.S. sailor delivered a baby at sea — in the middle of the ISIS war
The carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower’s crew proved Sunday that they can simultaneously deliver ISIS air strikes and babies.
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Legendary SEAL leader: National anthem protests disrespect the military
The legendary SEAL commander is weighing into the national anthem protests inspired by an NFL quarterback.
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Rebooting LCS: Hundreds more sailors needed in sweeping overhaul
The surface Navy is planning to add roughly 420 sailors to littoral combat ships to reboot the troubled program after a string of high-profile engineering failures.
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This sailor sided with Colin Kaepernick, sat out anthem. Now the Navy is taking action.
A sailor who posted a video of her sitting down during the national anthem is in trouble.
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U.S. wary of Chinese moves near disputed South China Sea reef
The U.S. is weighing patrols near a disputed feature amid concerns China may build on it.
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Sailors mistakenly charged $5.3 million for child care, morale programs
Thousands of sailors just paid for their child care and MWR fees twice, but the Navy is working overtime to fix it.
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White House tells the Pentagon to quit talking about ‘competition’ with China
The White House has barred Pentagon leaders from a key talking point when it comes to publicly describing the military challenges posed by China.
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4-star admiral wants to confront China. The White House says not so fast.
The U.S. military’s top commander in the Pacific is arguing behind closed doors for a more confrontational approach to counter and reverse China’s strategic gains in the South China Sea, appeals that have met resistance from the White House at nearly every turn.
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Disturbing details emerge in case of Navy commander accused of sex assault
A Navy commanding officer is accused of attempting to sexually assault a woman officer at her San Diego residence and was arrested while trying to flee the scene
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Helicopter squadron CO arrested in San Diego, charged with attempted rape
The commanding officer of a Guam-based helicopter squadron is in the San Diego jail Monday night, arrested on felony charges of attempted rape and assault.
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A U.S. sailor delivered a baby at sea — in the middle of the ISIS war
The carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower’s crew proved Sunday that they can simultaneously deliver ISIS air strikes and babies.
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Legendary SEAL leader: National anthem protests disrespect the military
The legendary SEAL commander is weighing into the national anthem protests inspired by an NFL quarterback.
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Rebooting LCS: Hundreds more sailors needed in sweeping overhaul
The surface Navy is planning to add roughly 420 sailors to littoral combat ships to reboot the troubled program after a string of high-profile engineering failures.
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This sailor sided with Colin Kaepernick, sat out anthem. Now the Navy is taking action.
A sailor who posted a video of her sitting down during the national anthem is in trouble.
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U.S. wary of Chinese moves near disputed South China Sea reef
The U.S. is weighing patrols near a disputed feature amid concerns China may build on it.
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Sailors mistakenly charged $5.3 million for child care, morale programs
Thousands of sailors just paid for their child care and MWR fees twice, but the Navy is working overtime to fix it.
-
White House tells the Pentagon to quit talking about ‘competition’ with China
The White House has barred Pentagon leaders from a key talking point when it comes to publicly describing the military challenges posed by China.
-
4-star admiral wants to confront China. The White House says not so fast.
The U.S. military’s top commander in the Pacific is arguing behind closed doors for a more confrontational approach to counter and reverse China’s strategic gains in the South China Sea, appeals that have met resistance from the White House at nearly every turn.
-
Disturbing details emerge in case of Navy commander accused of sex assault
A Navy commanding officer is accused of attempting to sexually assault a woman officer at her San Diego residence and was arrested while trying to flee the scene
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Helicopter squadron CO arrested in San Diego, charged with attempted rape
The commanding officer of a Guam-based helicopter squadron is in the San Diego jail Monday night, arrested on felony charges of attempted rape and assault.
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A U.S. sailor delivered a baby at sea — in the middle of the ISIS war
The carrier Dwight D. Eisenhower’s crew proved Sunday that they can simultaneously deliver ISIS air strikes and babies.
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Legendary SEAL leader: National anthem protests disrespect the military
The legendary SEAL commander is weighing into the national anthem protests inspired by an NFL quarterback.
-
Rebooting LCS: Hundreds more sailors needed in sweeping overhaul
The surface Navy is planning to add roughly 420 sailors to littoral combat ships to reboot the troubled program after a string of high-profile engineering failures.
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This sailor sided with Colin Kaepernick, sat out anthem. Now the Navy is taking action.
A sailor who posted a video of her sitting down during the national anthem is in trouble.
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U.S. wary of Chinese moves near disputed South China Sea reef
The U.S. is weighing patrols near a disputed feature amid concerns China may build on it.
