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LCS grows fangs by adding anti-ship missiles in 2016
Two littoral combat ships will deploy with longer range anti-ship missiles in 2016.
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Enlisted women report to submarines in early 2016
The sub force’s first enlisted women are set to report to the sub Michigan in early 2016.
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11 new ships set to join fleet in 2016
The fleet is set to grow in 2016 as 11 new warships are commissioned and only three are retired.
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U.S. Navy plans more South China Sea patrols in 2016
The U.S. intends to continue periodic patrols by China’s fake islands, laying the stakes for more confrontations.
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Weeks may be needed to repair LCS Milwaukee after breakdown
The repairs to the Milwaukee’s propulsion system are likely to take weeks while the cause is determined.
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Chattanooga shooting victims will receive Purple Heart
Five troops killed and one wounded in the July 16 attack are to receive the Purple Heart medal.
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Do-it-yourself ethos powers tight-knit LCS crews
If you see a chief swabbing the deck or your XO cleaning his own plate, chances are you’re on a littoral combat ship.
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Navy two-star fired for public drunkenness, nudity
One of the Navy’s top supply officers has been fired and rebuked for drunkenness and nudity that was fueled by hard drinking.
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Sources: Few women choose to stay in submarine force
The number of women who re-up for sub duty is a test to assess the sustainability of the integration effort.
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Retired admiral now supports troops, families at ASYMCA
Retired Vice Adm. Bill French, former head of Navy Installations Command, now heads the Armed Services YMCA.
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LCS grows fangs by adding anti-ship missiles in 2016
Two littoral combat ships will deploy with longer range anti-ship missiles in 2016.
-
Enlisted women report to submarines in early 2016
The sub force’s first enlisted women are set to report to the sub Michigan in early 2016.
-
11 new ships set to join fleet in 2016
The fleet is set to grow in 2016 as 11 new warships are commissioned and only three are retired.
-
U.S. Navy plans more South China Sea patrols in 2016
The U.S. intends to continue periodic patrols by China’s fake islands, laying the stakes for more confrontations.
-
Weeks may be needed to repair LCS Milwaukee after breakdown
The repairs to the Milwaukee’s propulsion system are likely to take weeks while the cause is determined.
-
Chattanooga shooting victims will receive Purple Heart
Five troops killed and one wounded in the July 16 attack are to receive the Purple Heart medal.
-
Do-it-yourself ethos powers tight-knit LCS crews
If you see a chief swabbing the deck or your XO cleaning his own plate, chances are you’re on a littoral combat ship.
-
Navy two-star fired for public drunkenness, nudity
One of the Navy’s top supply officers has been fired and rebuked for drunkenness and nudity that was fueled by hard drinking.
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Sources: Few women choose to stay in submarine force
The number of women who re-up for sub duty is a test to assess the sustainability of the integration effort.
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Retired admiral now supports troops, families at ASYMCA
Retired Vice Adm. Bill French, former head of Navy Installations Command, now heads the Armed Services YMCA.
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LCS grows fangs by adding anti-ship missiles in 2016
Two littoral combat ships will deploy with longer range anti-ship missiles in 2016.
-
Enlisted women report to submarines in early 2016
The sub force’s first enlisted women are set to report to the sub Michigan in early 2016.
-
11 new ships set to join fleet in 2016
The fleet is set to grow in 2016 as 11 new warships are commissioned and only three are retired.
-
U.S. Navy plans more South China Sea patrols in 2016
The U.S. intends to continue periodic patrols by China’s fake islands, laying the stakes for more confrontations.
-
Weeks may be needed to repair LCS Milwaukee after breakdown
The repairs to the Milwaukee’s propulsion system are likely to take weeks while the cause is determined.
-
Chattanooga shooting victims will receive Purple Heart
Five troops killed and one wounded in the July 16 attack are to receive the Purple Heart medal.
-
Do-it-yourself ethos powers tight-knit LCS crews
If you see a chief swabbing the deck or your XO cleaning his own plate, chances are you’re on a littoral combat ship.
-
Navy two-star fired for public drunkenness, nudity
One of the Navy’s top supply officers has been fired and rebuked for drunkenness and nudity that was fueled by hard drinking.
-
Sources: Few women choose to stay in submarine force
The number of women who re-up for sub duty is a test to assess the sustainability of the integration effort.
-
Retired admiral now supports troops, families at ASYMCA
Retired Vice Adm. Bill French, former head of Navy Installations Command, now heads the Armed Services YMCA.
