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Four more U.S. sailors disciplined in Iran boat seizure incident
Four were disciplined at admiral’s mast, one officer was found not guilty and another faces a reprimand.
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‘Rogue Archer’: Navy officer’s contacts with Taiwan probed in spy case
New details show Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin is under investigation for Asian travel and contact with Taiwanese officials.
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Navy chief becomes first woman to earn silver submarine pin
“I couldn’t be more proud to wear the ‘dolphins,'” Chief Dominique Saavedra said after earning her submarine qual.
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U.S. admiral warns Asia-Pacific may be next front in ISIS fight
The military is pounding ISIS in Libya, but leaders are warning about a new wave of violence in Asia.
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Ex-Navy CO should be busted and booted in sex for advancement scandal: Panel
A panel slammed the ex-ship CO who allegedly asked one of his JOs for sex in exchange for a professional qualification.
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In port visit, New Zealand and U.S. seek to bolster military ties
The Auckland port visit will be conducted on what amounts to a “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy regarding nuclear weapons.
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James Stavridis, former NATO commander, seen as one of Clinton’s top VP contenders
James Stavridis served as SACEUR and advocates for robust American military and diplomatic engagement around the world.
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Top U.S., Chinese admirals discuss South China Sea disputes after ruling
The U.S. Navy’s top officer raised concerns over China’s claims in a high-level meeting with the Chinese navy.
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Navy to put armed sailors at recruiting stations
The guards will be trained, uniformed sailors but will not be authorized to respond to crime in the area around the stations, an official said.
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South China Sea ruling bolsters tougher U.S. stance
A ruling that rejected China’s claims was a win for U.S. leaders who have warned China was bullying its neighbors.
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Four more U.S. sailors disciplined in Iran boat seizure incident
Four were disciplined at admiral’s mast, one officer was found not guilty and another faces a reprimand.
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‘Rogue Archer’: Navy officer’s contacts with Taiwan probed in spy case
New details show Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin is under investigation for Asian travel and contact with Taiwanese officials.
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Navy chief becomes first woman to earn silver submarine pin
“I couldn’t be more proud to wear the ‘dolphins,'” Chief Dominique Saavedra said after earning her submarine qual.
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U.S. admiral warns Asia-Pacific may be next front in ISIS fight
The military is pounding ISIS in Libya, but leaders are warning about a new wave of violence in Asia.
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Ex-Navy CO should be busted and booted in sex for advancement scandal: Panel
A panel slammed the ex-ship CO who allegedly asked one of his JOs for sex in exchange for a professional qualification.
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In port visit, New Zealand and U.S. seek to bolster military ties
The Auckland port visit will be conducted on what amounts to a “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy regarding nuclear weapons.
-
James Stavridis, former NATO commander, seen as one of Clinton’s top VP contenders
James Stavridis served as SACEUR and advocates for robust American military and diplomatic engagement around the world.
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Top U.S., Chinese admirals discuss South China Sea disputes after ruling
The U.S. Navy’s top officer raised concerns over China’s claims in a high-level meeting with the Chinese navy.
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Navy to put armed sailors at recruiting stations
The guards will be trained, uniformed sailors but will not be authorized to respond to crime in the area around the stations, an official said.
-
South China Sea ruling bolsters tougher U.S. stance
A ruling that rejected China’s claims was a win for U.S. leaders who have warned China was bullying its neighbors.
-
Four more U.S. sailors disciplined in Iran boat seizure incident
Four were disciplined at admiral’s mast, one officer was found not guilty and another faces a reprimand.
-
‘Rogue Archer’: Navy officer’s contacts with Taiwan probed in spy case
New details show Lt. Cmdr. Edward Lin is under investigation for Asian travel and contact with Taiwanese officials.
-
Navy chief becomes first woman to earn silver submarine pin
“I couldn’t be more proud to wear the ‘dolphins,'” Chief Dominique Saavedra said after earning her submarine qual.
-
U.S. admiral warns Asia-Pacific may be next front in ISIS fight
The military is pounding ISIS in Libya, but leaders are warning about a new wave of violence in Asia.
-
Ex-Navy CO should be busted and booted in sex for advancement scandal: Panel
A panel slammed the ex-ship CO who allegedly asked one of his JOs for sex in exchange for a professional qualification.
-
In port visit, New Zealand and U.S. seek to bolster military ties
The Auckland port visit will be conducted on what amounts to a “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy regarding nuclear weapons.
-
James Stavridis, former NATO commander, seen as one of Clinton’s top VP contenders
James Stavridis served as SACEUR and advocates for robust American military and diplomatic engagement around the world.
-
Top U.S., Chinese admirals discuss South China Sea disputes after ruling
The U.S. Navy’s top officer raised concerns over China’s claims in a high-level meeting with the Chinese navy.
-
Navy to put armed sailors at recruiting stations
The guards will be trained, uniformed sailors but will not be authorized to respond to crime in the area around the stations, an official said.
-
South China Sea ruling bolsters tougher U.S. stance
A ruling that rejected China’s claims was a win for U.S. leaders who have warned China was bullying its neighbors.
