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Navy fires submarine commander, cites leadership shortfalls
The commanding officer of the attack submarine Dallas was fired Tuesday for poor performance.
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South China Sea standoff: ‘Both sides need to step back’
The destroyer Curtis Wilbur’s patrol of Triton Island, part of the Paracel Islands chain, was the Navy’s first freedom of navigation patrol of Chinese claims in South China Sea in 2016.
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Senator asks why Navy intel leaders have kept their jobs without access to secrets
A senator wants answers about how two Navy intelligence leaders have kept their posts without access to secrets.
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New 12-week maternity policy for all services means big cut for Navy, Marines
The Defense Department is set to announce it will allow new mothers 12 weeks of maternity leave as part of its Force of the Future initiative, a policy that cuts the leave allowed for sailors and Marines by a third, but doubles the Army’s current pol
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Experts: Iran’s arrest of U.S. sailors broke international law
Legal experts say Iran’s provocative act sets a dangerous precedent if left unchallenged.
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Gunshots ruled false alarm at Naval Medical Center San Diego
No signs of gunfire were found after sweeps of a building where a witness heard gunshots Tuesday morning.
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U.S. sailors arrested by Iran return home in good spirits
Ten sailors who spent nearly 16 hours in Iranian custody are back in the United States, as an inquest continues.
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Battle ‘E’ winners: Pacific Fleet’s top submarines
The crews of seven subs and a submarine tender have earned new Battle ‘E’ ribbons.
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U.S., Japan navies conduct war games near Guam
Two destroyers are exercising with about half a dozen Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force ships near Guam.
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Navy sex assault victims may be eligible for early separation
Sexual assault survivors will be able to request a move or expedited discharge to help them reset their lives.
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Navy fires submarine commander, cites leadership shortfalls
The commanding officer of the attack submarine Dallas was fired Tuesday for poor performance.
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South China Sea standoff: ‘Both sides need to step back’
The destroyer Curtis Wilbur’s patrol of Triton Island, part of the Paracel Islands chain, was the Navy’s first freedom of navigation patrol of Chinese claims in South China Sea in 2016.
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Senator asks why Navy intel leaders have kept their jobs without access to secrets
A senator wants answers about how two Navy intelligence leaders have kept their posts without access to secrets.
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New 12-week maternity policy for all services means big cut for Navy, Marines
The Defense Department is set to announce it will allow new mothers 12 weeks of maternity leave as part of its Force of the Future initiative, a policy that cuts the leave allowed for sailors and Marines by a third, but doubles the Army’s current pol
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Experts: Iran’s arrest of U.S. sailors broke international law
Legal experts say Iran’s provocative act sets a dangerous precedent if left unchallenged.
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Gunshots ruled false alarm at Naval Medical Center San Diego
No signs of gunfire were found after sweeps of a building where a witness heard gunshots Tuesday morning.
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U.S. sailors arrested by Iran return home in good spirits
Ten sailors who spent nearly 16 hours in Iranian custody are back in the United States, as an inquest continues.
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Battle ‘E’ winners: Pacific Fleet’s top submarines
The crews of seven subs and a submarine tender have earned new Battle ‘E’ ribbons.
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U.S., Japan navies conduct war games near Guam
Two destroyers are exercising with about half a dozen Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force ships near Guam.
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Navy sex assault victims may be eligible for early separation
Sexual assault survivors will be able to request a move or expedited discharge to help them reset their lives.
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Navy fires submarine commander, cites leadership shortfalls
The commanding officer of the attack submarine Dallas was fired Tuesday for poor performance.
-
South China Sea standoff: ‘Both sides need to step back’
The destroyer Curtis Wilbur’s patrol of Triton Island, part of the Paracel Islands chain, was the Navy’s first freedom of navigation patrol of Chinese claims in South China Sea in 2016.
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Senator asks why Navy intel leaders have kept their jobs without access to secrets
A senator wants answers about how two Navy intelligence leaders have kept their posts without access to secrets.
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New 12-week maternity policy for all services means big cut for Navy, Marines
The Defense Department is set to announce it will allow new mothers 12 weeks of maternity leave as part of its Force of the Future initiative, a policy that cuts the leave allowed for sailors and Marines by a third, but doubles the Army’s current pol
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Experts: Iran’s arrest of U.S. sailors broke international law
Legal experts say Iran’s provocative act sets a dangerous precedent if left unchallenged.
-
Gunshots ruled false alarm at Naval Medical Center San Diego
No signs of gunfire were found after sweeps of a building where a witness heard gunshots Tuesday morning.
-
U.S. sailors arrested by Iran return home in good spirits
Ten sailors who spent nearly 16 hours in Iranian custody are back in the United States, as an inquest continues.
-
Battle ‘E’ winners: Pacific Fleet’s top submarines
The crews of seven subs and a submarine tender have earned new Battle ‘E’ ribbons.
-
U.S., Japan navies conduct war games near Guam
Two destroyers are exercising with about half a dozen Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force ships near Guam.
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Navy sex assault victims may be eligible for early separation
Sexual assault survivors will be able to request a move or expedited discharge to help them reset their lives.
