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Chattanooga Purple Hearts hang in limbo amid open-ended investigation
The decision on awarding five slain troops the Purple Heart medal is mired in bureaucracy.
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Officials: Carrier Truman, French flattop to head to Persian Gulf for ISIS strikes
Truman Carrier Strike Group is on its way to the Persian Gulf to join the French carrier in war strikes.
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CNO: Truman heading to war in world filled with uncertainty
The Harry S. Truman carrier strike group is heading to the battlefield in the most challenging security environment the world has seen in decades, the Navy’s top officer told the carrier’s crew Thursday.
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Sicily station CO fired amid investigation
The commanding officer of the Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station Sicily was fired Monday, becoming the 18th commanding officer to be relieved in 2015.
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Report: Corps could struggle to meet future missions
The Corps is maxed out on missions. More strains would likely burn out the force and hurt families, according to report.
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Report: Strain on sailors, fleet reaches tipping point
The strain on ships and sailors is mounting after years of long and erratic deployments, a new report warns.
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Officials: Carrier Truman may launch strikes against Islamic State group from Mediterranean
The carrier Truman may launch airstrikes from the Mediterranean or rendezvous with the French carrier in a show of force.
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Goats on boats: A U.S. Navy tradition
Goats have sailed on warships since the days before refrigeration, when livestock provided fresh milk and meat.
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Report: Long hours, a nosy CO & a pet goat aboard cruiser Lake Erie
New report details bizarre culture, where sailors bristled at erratic working hours, an intrusive CO and his pygmy goat.
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Top skippers credit their crews for Stockdale award
Cmdrs. Anthony Grayson and Matthew Duffy credited their sailors for earning the prestigious Stockdale Leadership Award.
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Chattanooga Purple Hearts hang in limbo amid open-ended investigation
The decision on awarding five slain troops the Purple Heart medal is mired in bureaucracy.
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Officials: Carrier Truman, French flattop to head to Persian Gulf for ISIS strikes
Truman Carrier Strike Group is on its way to the Persian Gulf to join the French carrier in war strikes.
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CNO: Truman heading to war in world filled with uncertainty
The Harry S. Truman carrier strike group is heading to the battlefield in the most challenging security environment the world has seen in decades, the Navy’s top officer told the carrier’s crew Thursday.
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Sicily station CO fired amid investigation
The commanding officer of the Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station Sicily was fired Monday, becoming the 18th commanding officer to be relieved in 2015.
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Report: Corps could struggle to meet future missions
The Corps is maxed out on missions. More strains would likely burn out the force and hurt families, according to report.
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Report: Strain on sailors, fleet reaches tipping point
The strain on ships and sailors is mounting after years of long and erratic deployments, a new report warns.
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Officials: Carrier Truman may launch strikes against Islamic State group from Mediterranean
The carrier Truman may launch airstrikes from the Mediterranean or rendezvous with the French carrier in a show of force.
-
Goats on boats: A U.S. Navy tradition
Goats have sailed on warships since the days before refrigeration, when livestock provided fresh milk and meat.
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Report: Long hours, a nosy CO & a pet goat aboard cruiser Lake Erie
New report details bizarre culture, where sailors bristled at erratic working hours, an intrusive CO and his pygmy goat.
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Top skippers credit their crews for Stockdale award
Cmdrs. Anthony Grayson and Matthew Duffy credited their sailors for earning the prestigious Stockdale Leadership Award.
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Chattanooga Purple Hearts hang in limbo amid open-ended investigation
The decision on awarding five slain troops the Purple Heart medal is mired in bureaucracy.
-
Officials: Carrier Truman, French flattop to head to Persian Gulf for ISIS strikes
Truman Carrier Strike Group is on its way to the Persian Gulf to join the French carrier in war strikes.
-
CNO: Truman heading to war in world filled with uncertainty
The Harry S. Truman carrier strike group is heading to the battlefield in the most challenging security environment the world has seen in decades, the Navy’s top officer told the carrier’s crew Thursday.
-
Sicily station CO fired amid investigation
The commanding officer of the Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station Sicily was fired Monday, becoming the 18th commanding officer to be relieved in 2015.
-
Report: Corps could struggle to meet future missions
The Corps is maxed out on missions. More strains would likely burn out the force and hurt families, according to report.
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Report: Strain on sailors, fleet reaches tipping point
The strain on ships and sailors is mounting after years of long and erratic deployments, a new report warns.
-
Officials: Carrier Truman may launch strikes against Islamic State group from Mediterranean
The carrier Truman may launch airstrikes from the Mediterranean or rendezvous with the French carrier in a show of force.
-
Goats on boats: A U.S. Navy tradition
Goats have sailed on warships since the days before refrigeration, when livestock provided fresh milk and meat.
-
Report: Long hours, a nosy CO & a pet goat aboard cruiser Lake Erie
New report details bizarre culture, where sailors bristled at erratic working hours, an intrusive CO and his pygmy goat.
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Top skippers credit their crews for Stockdale award
Cmdrs. Anthony Grayson and Matthew Duffy credited their sailors for earning the prestigious Stockdale Leadership Award.
