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Officials: No explosives found near Wasp after 12-hour search
Officials at Naval Station Norfolk gave the all-clear signal just before midnight Nov. 5 after a 12-hour search for explosives was tipped off by a bomb threat was made in the vicinity of the amphibious assault ship Wasp.
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Navy seeks officers to serve abroad as naval attachés
The FAO community is adding about 50 positions to serve as naval attaches and security experts overseas.
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Navy grapples with Russian threats to undersea cables
U.S. leaders are increasingly worried that Russia’s submarines could sever the world’s communication arteries.
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Russian bombers buzz carrier Reagan amid exercise
The carrier Ronald Reagan scrambled four F/A-18 Hornets to intercept two incoming Russian bombers in 7th Fleet.
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Navy Region Mid-Atlantic’s top sailor dies at 50
The top enlisted sailor at Navy Region Mid-Atlantic died suddenly Monday night at his home in Portsmouth, Virginia.
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Destroyer’s patrol in South China Sea shadowed by China’s navy
The destroyer Lassen embarked early Tuesday morning on a five-hour patrol through hotly contested waters claimed by China and its neighbors that sparked headlines around the world and created a diplomatic firestorm in Beijing.
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U.S. Navy sends destroyer by man-made islands in challenge to China’s claims
Destroyer Lassen will sail near China’s man-made land masses in the Spratly Islands in a closely watched mission.
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U.S. military preps for aid after Hurricane Patricia
As Hurricane Patricia bears down on Mexico, the U.S. military is standing by if called upon to help.
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Sub leaders discuss progress on integrating women into force
Sailor issues were on the docket at the annual unclassified gathering of the Silent Service in late October.
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4-star: Navy must invest in undersea drones
The submarine Navy needs to invest in unmanned underwater systems, the head of Nuclear Navy said.
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Officials: No explosives found near Wasp after 12-hour search
Officials at Naval Station Norfolk gave the all-clear signal just before midnight Nov. 5 after a 12-hour search for explosives was tipped off by a bomb threat was made in the vicinity of the amphibious assault ship Wasp.
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Navy seeks officers to serve abroad as naval attachés
The FAO community is adding about 50 positions to serve as naval attaches and security experts overseas.
-
Navy grapples with Russian threats to undersea cables
U.S. leaders are increasingly worried that Russia’s submarines could sever the world’s communication arteries.
-
Russian bombers buzz carrier Reagan amid exercise
The carrier Ronald Reagan scrambled four F/A-18 Hornets to intercept two incoming Russian bombers in 7th Fleet.
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Navy Region Mid-Atlantic’s top sailor dies at 50
The top enlisted sailor at Navy Region Mid-Atlantic died suddenly Monday night at his home in Portsmouth, Virginia.
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Destroyer’s patrol in South China Sea shadowed by China’s navy
The destroyer Lassen embarked early Tuesday morning on a five-hour patrol through hotly contested waters claimed by China and its neighbors that sparked headlines around the world and created a diplomatic firestorm in Beijing.
-
U.S. Navy sends destroyer by man-made islands in challenge to China’s claims
Destroyer Lassen will sail near China’s man-made land masses in the Spratly Islands in a closely watched mission.
-
U.S. military preps for aid after Hurricane Patricia
As Hurricane Patricia bears down on Mexico, the U.S. military is standing by if called upon to help.
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Sub leaders discuss progress on integrating women into force
Sailor issues were on the docket at the annual unclassified gathering of the Silent Service in late October.
-
4-star: Navy must invest in undersea drones
The submarine Navy needs to invest in unmanned underwater systems, the head of Nuclear Navy said.
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Officials: No explosives found near Wasp after 12-hour search
Officials at Naval Station Norfolk gave the all-clear signal just before midnight Nov. 5 after a 12-hour search for explosives was tipped off by a bomb threat was made in the vicinity of the amphibious assault ship Wasp.
-
Navy seeks officers to serve abroad as naval attachés
The FAO community is adding about 50 positions to serve as naval attaches and security experts overseas.
-
Navy grapples with Russian threats to undersea cables
U.S. leaders are increasingly worried that Russia’s submarines could sever the world’s communication arteries.
-
Russian bombers buzz carrier Reagan amid exercise
The carrier Ronald Reagan scrambled four F/A-18 Hornets to intercept two incoming Russian bombers in 7th Fleet.
-
Navy Region Mid-Atlantic’s top sailor dies at 50
The top enlisted sailor at Navy Region Mid-Atlantic died suddenly Monday night at his home in Portsmouth, Virginia.
-
Destroyer’s patrol in South China Sea shadowed by China’s navy
The destroyer Lassen embarked early Tuesday morning on a five-hour patrol through hotly contested waters claimed by China and its neighbors that sparked headlines around the world and created a diplomatic firestorm in Beijing.
-
U.S. Navy sends destroyer by man-made islands in challenge to China’s claims
Destroyer Lassen will sail near China’s man-made land masses in the Spratly Islands in a closely watched mission.
-
U.S. military preps for aid after Hurricane Patricia
As Hurricane Patricia bears down on Mexico, the U.S. military is standing by if called upon to help.
-
Sub leaders discuss progress on integrating women into force
Sailor issues were on the docket at the annual unclassified gathering of the Silent Service in late October.
-
4-star: Navy must invest in undersea drones
The submarine Navy needs to invest in unmanned underwater systems, the head of Nuclear Navy said.
