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Deployments must stick to 7-months or risk readiness drop: Adm. Howard
Ship deployments lengths must stay at seven months for the fleet to rebuild its crisis response capacity.
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Navy training helicopter makes hard landing in Florida
A Navy helicopter with a Florida-based training squadron crashed Tuesday evening with two crew members aboard.
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Navy’s first female admiral lined up for another 4-star post
Adm. Michelle Howard is the president’s likely pick to lead Naval Forces Europe in Naples, Italy.
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Skipper of Bahrain-based U.S. Navy ship fired for poor performance
Lt. Cmdr. Jeremiah Daley was buddy-buddy with his crew and had problems communicating with his bosses, sources said.
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After U.S. show of force, China takes hard line on South China Sea
The U.S. carrier strike group that patrolled the South China Sea was followed by Chinese warships.
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The U.S. just sent a carrier strike group to confront China
A carrier strike group and the 7th Fleet flagship have sailed into the South China Sea in a massive show of force.
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Navy personnel chief: 6,300 sailor cuts won’t come from force-outs
The chief of naval personnel says no sailors will be forced out of the service as part of downsizing in fiscal 2017.
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Red flags in NAVSEA case: Experts cite espionage patterns in engineer’s acts
Experts who reviewed prosecutor’s case against a Navy engineer accused of fraud said it bore hallmarks of espionage.
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Navy engineer with secret access accused of concealing double life as Iranian citizen
Federal prosecutors allege James Robert Baker maintained fraudulent identities and concealed his Iranian passport.
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Pacific Command chief urges new capabilities as tensions mount with China
Adm. Harry Harris said he needs more attack subs and a next-generation anti-ship missile to counter potential rivals.
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Deployments must stick to 7-months or risk readiness drop: Adm. Howard
Ship deployments lengths must stay at seven months for the fleet to rebuild its crisis response capacity.
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Navy training helicopter makes hard landing in Florida
A Navy helicopter with a Florida-based training squadron crashed Tuesday evening with two crew members aboard.
-
Navy’s first female admiral lined up for another 4-star post
Adm. Michelle Howard is the president’s likely pick to lead Naval Forces Europe in Naples, Italy.
-
Skipper of Bahrain-based U.S. Navy ship fired for poor performance
Lt. Cmdr. Jeremiah Daley was buddy-buddy with his crew and had problems communicating with his bosses, sources said.
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After U.S. show of force, China takes hard line on South China Sea
The U.S. carrier strike group that patrolled the South China Sea was followed by Chinese warships.
-
The U.S. just sent a carrier strike group to confront China
A carrier strike group and the 7th Fleet flagship have sailed into the South China Sea in a massive show of force.
-
Navy personnel chief: 6,300 sailor cuts won’t come from force-outs
The chief of naval personnel says no sailors will be forced out of the service as part of downsizing in fiscal 2017.
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Red flags in NAVSEA case: Experts cite espionage patterns in engineer’s acts
Experts who reviewed prosecutor’s case against a Navy engineer accused of fraud said it bore hallmarks of espionage.
-
Navy engineer with secret access accused of concealing double life as Iranian citizen
Federal prosecutors allege James Robert Baker maintained fraudulent identities and concealed his Iranian passport.
-
Pacific Command chief urges new capabilities as tensions mount with China
Adm. Harry Harris said he needs more attack subs and a next-generation anti-ship missile to counter potential rivals.
-
Deployments must stick to 7-months or risk readiness drop: Adm. Howard
Ship deployments lengths must stay at seven months for the fleet to rebuild its crisis response capacity.
-
Navy training helicopter makes hard landing in Florida
A Navy helicopter with a Florida-based training squadron crashed Tuesday evening with two crew members aboard.
-
Navy’s first female admiral lined up for another 4-star post
Adm. Michelle Howard is the president’s likely pick to lead Naval Forces Europe in Naples, Italy.
-
Skipper of Bahrain-based U.S. Navy ship fired for poor performance
Lt. Cmdr. Jeremiah Daley was buddy-buddy with his crew and had problems communicating with his bosses, sources said.
-
After U.S. show of force, China takes hard line on South China Sea
The U.S. carrier strike group that patrolled the South China Sea was followed by Chinese warships.
-
The U.S. just sent a carrier strike group to confront China
A carrier strike group and the 7th Fleet flagship have sailed into the South China Sea in a massive show of force.
-
Navy personnel chief: 6,300 sailor cuts won’t come from force-outs
The chief of naval personnel says no sailors will be forced out of the service as part of downsizing in fiscal 2017.
-
Red flags in NAVSEA case: Experts cite espionage patterns in engineer’s acts
Experts who reviewed prosecutor’s case against a Navy engineer accused of fraud said it bore hallmarks of espionage.
-
Navy engineer with secret access accused of concealing double life as Iranian citizen
Federal prosecutors allege James Robert Baker maintained fraudulent identities and concealed his Iranian passport.
-
Pacific Command chief urges new capabilities as tensions mount with China
Adm. Harry Harris said he needs more attack subs and a next-generation anti-ship missile to counter potential rivals.
